Across Main Street from Portage Lake, in an early 1900s building that was first a warehouse for “Fountain of Youth” bottled water and later a summer resort (think: Dirty Dancing meets roadside supper club), is today a locally loved restaurant called The Glenwood. For the past 30 years, the white tablecloth and knotty pine-paneled dining room has bridged a delicate gap—charmingly stuck in time without feeling dated. It’s the kind of place where an annual one-week vacation isn’t complete until you’ve dined here. “Some people stop at the restaurant before…
