Small town restaurant. Server was polite and attentive, food was okay... I got a Philly steak…read moresandwich and the meat was very dry. Big portion, good Cole slaw and fries.

Philly cheesesteak was not good. Bun was soaked and fell apart. The steak was over cooked and…read morecrunchy. Absolutely no flavor. Chicken wings were hard and rubbery. Fries were limp and had no flavor. Overpriced and underwhelming.

This place is legendary and we finally got to stop in. Old school, no frills, diner with vintage…read morevibe. It's a simple, limited menu but they do what they do really well. There is no fryer so no fries or onion rings but they do offer a bag of classic Lays chips in case you need that salt or crunch. Strawberry and Butterscotch malts/shakes are amazing and I think a must. We each had a double cheeseburger with the works (ketchup, onion, pickle). Note: you can also request butter or mustard. But you need to ask for that even if you say, "the works". Burger was good, it's really inexpensive and fast. I can see why there is a following for this place. Cash or check only.

On a road trip and really wanted BBQ. With BBQ in the name, was hugely disappointed when we stopped…read moreand discovered this place doesn't have BBQ! Burgers were decent but nothing special. Place is cash only so be prepared for that (ATM on premises) and it can get crowded at peak times as the inside is very small.

17 minutes and 8 seconds from order to food on table…read more Wife had the single cheeseburger with a side of stuffed spuds, and I had a double cheeseburger with grilled onions and onion petals. Burgers were a bit greasy, but that is the point. They were delicious. Onions grilled perfectly. Petals were crispy as any generic onion petals would be. Stuffed spuds? Not stuffed hardly. Those were a disappointment. Overall, nice environment, good bar food, and not too busy. Would come again if in the area.

Hungry and on your way to Door County?…read more Just North of Green Bay and unless you're (backroad smart) you are of course traveling NORTH on either Highway 57, 42 or County Trunk S to the Door Peninsula so why not treat yourself to some great local food and warm friendly people? Look no further than Joe Rouer's or just "Joe's Bar" in Duvall, Wisconsin. It's on your way to Door County and a visit to this local institution is simple and easy from any of the routes North. On Highway 57, pick up County Road "X" and you will be traveling East not more than a mile or so to Duvall. You will be greeted promptly with a smile as you enter and if you're lucky, the charming "Melanie" or "Heather" will serve you in two shakes of a lambs tail! I recommend the Cheeseburger, Dill Pickles, and White Cheddar Cheese curds although all of their offerings are delicious creations developed over time and of particular note is their Chili. It's tasty and amazing! On draft is a curated variety of beer and there's nothing like a cold Blue Moon draft with a generous slice of fresh orange. Top this off with any of their desert creations and you will be full - but not too full! Lastly, depending on where you're from you will be pleasantly surprised that they don't gouge you when it's time to settle up. I have always found it reasonable and inexpensive for a good quality lunch or dinner. I have been coming here since 1976 and think it's a great place to break up your Door County journey with some good food and localized vibe. Thanks Joe's... see you again soon! ***It's NOT illegal to drink and drive BUT please drink responsibly!

We wanted a quick snack while driving from the UP to Green Bay and came upon The Dairy Barn. As we…read moredrove in, we thought the place was inside of the nearby gas station, but we quickly found that it was a separate building with quite a number of cars and customers surrounding it. There was a nearby setup of picnic tables and all seats were taken, with people eating burgers, custard, and other treats. To order, there's a choice of either a drive through, or you can queue up at one of the windows in front. We just wanted a small snack and ordered two items. Service is quite quick; everything only took a couple of minutes to come out. Extra Small Pistachio Frozen Custard ($2) - This was the weekly special and we got the very last dregs in the frozen custard machine. We saw the employee using a spatula on the top of the machine to push through the rest of the custard. As such, we're not sure if the custard was the freshest and best churned or not. The sweetness of the custard, mint green in color, first comes through, followed by a bit of artificial pistachio flavoring. The strange thing is that we had pistachio frozen custard from another place the previous day and this tasted exactly the same. I wonder if everyone just uses the same commercial pistachio custard base and churns it differently? This particular one is quite smooth and creamy, but also a bit on the softer side and less dense than other frozen custard I've had. I can't complain when this is only $2 though. (4/5) Fried Cheese Curds ($4) - I read about the curds here on social media and I have to agree that these are quite good. The batter on the exterior is pretty thick and fried to a fantastic crisp. The interior is stretchy, milky, squeaky as they stick to the teeth and have a more firm chew. The exterior batter has quite a bit of salt added after it comes out of the fryer, making this a treat that almost begs for custard or some other sweet beverage/treat on the side. (4/5) I'm not sure there is anything that they actually make in house, but hey, the prices are so cheap and they execute everything well enough that it makes me not care. I wouldn't make The Dairy Barn a destination for food or anything, but it's a solid place to visit while you're on the road. Note that they change the special custard flavor every week starting on Wednesday until they run out, so if you insist on the special flavor don't wait until Tuesday! Bathrooms - One single unisex room located on the right side of the exterior of the building. Overall rating of the food this visit: 4/5

The butter and cheese are amazing. Specially the different flavored butter's! You can get original…read moresalted or unsalted butter, garlic flavored butter which is really good in mashed potatoes, or melted over veggies, or to slow cook steak in! And the cinnamon butter is good in toast, on top of warm cinnamon rolls. Great little stop for dairy products. Now if they just added fresh eggs for sale too, it could be your one stop shop!

Our family favorite. Seen this place from 30 years ago and every year since. The menu is basic…read moreAmerican fare . Food is good, hours are wonky but we don't complain, ambiance is on the most beautiful place with fast efficient service. I remember as a kid the game room and bar that stuck out taking up the entire restaurant. Then our distant cousin bought it, reconstructed the inside and began selling pizza but closed then after and sold to someone who named it "the Tin plate" (didn't last long at all lol..) and now the current owners - which is a perfect fit. Always top tier service, so SO glad to see this place serve its intended purpose exactly how it's supposed to be

We were forewarned by the photocopied note on the table: they have a small kitchen and their food…read moremay take awhile. That's okay, we said to each other, we'll just enjoy our beer and be patient. Well, it turns out there is a limit on our patience. After an hour (during which the waitress had not returned), we asked how much longer the fish fry would take, and were told at least 30 minutes more. We paid for the beer and left, and went to another place with an excellent fish fry served fresh within 15 minutes. Believe the warning in the note.

Veteran owned business. Very nice staff. My food was very good, my significant other did not like…read morehis prime rib. Place has a nice view of the lake. You can sit outside with a drink. Has nice gambling machines if you are into that.

We moved back to the area two years ago after many years away. Article 15 has become our favorite…read morerestaurant. The burgers are amazing. The Tuesday-Thursday all you can eat deals are such a bargain. And the atmosphere is really comfortable. Steve and Shannon run a great business.

Great place for your weekend breakfast! Fast and friendly service! I had the scrambler with…read moresausage, onions, mushrooms, tomatoes and cheese! It was very good! They make a good Bloody Mary as well!

Stopped in on a hot day for a burger and beer. Cool atmosphere, clean, friendly bartender, good…read morefood and good prices. No tap beer, but lots of can and bottles to choose from. The Bacon Burger is loaded with bacon and the bacon jam is awesome! Cool place to stop and hangout to have a few brews with friends.

Food was good and plentiful. Service good waiters were very nice knowledge bottle of all the food…read more Ambience is good clean nice.

Good service great desserts everything is like homemade I recommend you stopping and enjoyingread more

A must breakfast spot in Sturgeon Bay. I was so happy when they ordered this location, as it is…read morewalking distance from downtown compared to their original location on the highway more south of town. LOVE their skillets. Cute little cafe, not a lot of seating, but the service is fast and efficient. Never a long wait. Great views of the water. A good stop after the farmer's market on a Saturday morning!

I asked Chat GPT for the best place for breakfast in Sturgeon Bay, and this place was in the top 3!…read moreWe were very happy that we chose to come here. All 3 of us had skillets! Tons of food! We all ate 1/2 and had the other 1/2 for lunch later! I had the Morning Glory special and would highly recommended this! Cute little place with about 15 tables. Great service and awesome food! You won't be disappointed!!