Link above takes you to the South Point restaurant list with menus etc Have a great time and I hope you enjoy the Grandview and South Point as much as we did. I know the front buildings are the oldest and the least updated.but farthest from the construction. I would also suggest eating at The Boulevard which is right across the street, great food, great prices, great portions.we had lunch there one day and loved it.Īs far as the Grandview, read the reviews about which are the newer buildings as they are more updated.we stayed in the Daisy building and it was great.beautiful rooms, beautiful decor.only complaint was that they are still building new buildings and we were awakened at 5am with construction noise.but our building was close to the construction. We wanted to eat at the Primarily Prime Rib restaurant, the prices and menu looked really good, but it is only open certain nights and the night we planned was one of their closed nights.

We had the buffet on the night they served new york strip steak and prime rib.we were very happy with the quality.I dont remember what I had a the coffee shop, it was a late dinner night but we were happy with it. We had lunch at the mexican restaurant our first day and they have a very good lunch special.a chips and fresh made guacamole and salsa, a combo plate (several choices available) and a margarita for $9.95.I thought it was quite good. I wasnt disappointed with any of it, and the prices were good. We ate at the Southpoint buffet, the mexican restaurant there and the coffee shop.

Well you happen to be in luck as I just stayed at the Grandview in May.

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