The breakfast is as good as everyone says. My husband got the half order of Door County Cherry…read moreStuffed French Toast and I got the half order (+ well done bacon) of the Autumn Caramel Apple French Toast. Both were outstanding and while decadent - the half order was perfect. There is outside seating, but we ate inside (sans bees and coolness) last week. I would definitely recommend the breakfast!

This place has really cool history and is an operating inn. It feels very historical and timely…read moreeating here. Our server was nice and made me laugh. I tried the veggie omelette and the cherry French toast. I really enjoyed both, and I liked that the omelette came with hashbrowns and an English muffin. The French toast was stuffed with cherry cream cheese and was very decadent. The inside is very cozy, but they also have a nice patio where we sat. However, it was bee season and they were absolutely attacking us. It's a cute spot and I would come back! Fish creek is like a hallmark movies.

A classic, cozy, family-friendly rural old fashioned tavern country bar surrounded by dairy…read morefarmland, a popular pitstop for travelers heading toward or from Door County. Fast & friendly hometown service. The Burgers are outstanding! The burger patties are simmered in a savory broth setup rather than flat-grilled dry, resulting in an exceptionally juicy, melt-in-your-mouth, beefy flavor wrapped in deli paper. If you like onions & have an appetite order a Double Cheeseburger with Fried Onions. Full Bar with a nice size selection of N/A beers. Enjoy!

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.

Service was great, had an excellent dopplebock beer to go with my meal. I had the sampler platter…read morewith red cabbage and enjoyed every bite. I will be returning soon!

Went to this "German restaurant" with some friends. Waited over an hour for our food. Service was…read moreterrible the whole time. The manager was rude to other guests right in front of us. Will never go back to this joke again! It's German food if you decide to put it in a dance club? Concept internally compared to the food is just confusing, it would be like if you ate Mexican food inside a bank. Heard good things and found nothing but horrible. ONLY go here if you want German food and don't mind rude staff and a long wait.

love this place. lousy service, sticky floors, best burgers, cheese curds, and shit beer collection…read moreever.

The staff comes off as delightfully gruff. Unless you are a wilting lily, it's fun…read more The burgers are the star though. Big, juicy, flavorful. Everything you could hope for when getting food at a bar. They pair the burger with amazing drink specials. Great all around.

If you're visiting Door County, you simply HAVE to experience Al Johnson's! This Sister Bay icon…read morehas been part of my Door County trips since I was in high school, and all these years later, I still love coming back. Yes, you're probably going to wait for a table -- just expect it and enjoy the experience! Once you're seated and place your order, though, the food comes out amazingly fast. You can't go wrong with the authentic Swedish pancakes and lingonberries, and I think you get a great meal for the price. I also tried the Swedish Sangria made with Brut, Swedish Glogg & Fruit this time, and it was tasty! And then there are the famous goats on the grass-covered roof! Unfortunately, we arrived a little too late in the day and apparently the goats had already called it quits. We even walked around back looking for them! No goats, but we did get to see their little staircase leading up to the roof. Next time, we'll have to get there earlier! Whatever you do, don't leave without visiting the gift shop aka Butik! Give yourself some time because there is SO much to look at -- Door County souvenirs, clothing, ornaments, home decor, gifts and plenty of Al Johnson's goodies to take home. We loaded up on Swedish pancake mix, cinnamon sugar, Door County cherry jam and gifts for family and friends. I think I spent almost 45 minutes in there! After coming here for more years than I'm going to admit, Al Johnson's is still one of those quintessential Door County experiences. Come for the Swedish pancakes, look for the goats, browse the gift shop and enjoy a little piece of Door County tradition.

The food is good to average. The atmosphere is mixed: fun Swedish decor, but a very rushed,…read morefast-paced environment. This will not be a sit down and enjoy your meal experience. This is a We're-the-big-shots-in-town--aren't-you-so-lucky-you-get-to-dine-here?-Now-hurry-up experience. The service was rushed and the manner of the hostesses where you come in and where you pay is abysmal. No, really. I've never felt more like cattle in my life. The sour, amazingly unfriendly hostesses act annoyed you're even there the moment you walk in. No smile. No greeting. Only "What do you want? Stand there. Come this way." My wife apparently stepped too far past the host station and instead of, "I can take care of you there," the woman--without speaking a word and with a very annoyed expression on her face--walked in my wife's path and virtually pushed her in the direction she needed to be. After being rushed through our average meal, the person taking our money (all Al Johnson's wants) asked nothing about our meal, said no friendly word, made no eye contact, said no "enjoy your day" or "thanks for stopping in," only silently took the receipt and acted like it was an unwelcome interruption that I dared to even be standing there. I've been coming here since the mid-90s and wow has it changed. This place made their name with the Swedish pancakes and goats on the roof. They don't care anymore and they don't need to. You are a dollar sign and they will continue to be packed regardless. Do yourself a favor and go anywhere else. If you want a Door County classic, go to Julie's Cafe in Fish Creek. They're super friendly there and they aren't too big for their britches. Al Johnson's is a washed up, sub-par tourist attraction, one we will never be going back to nor recommending to anyone.

Tucked into the small village of Ephraim along the Green Bay shoreline in Wisconsin, Chef's Hat is…read moreexactly the kind of place you stumble upon and don't forget. The staff was warm and welcoming from the moment we walked in. We ordered three dishes: the Norwegian herb-encrusted salmon over grilled root vegetables and quinoa, a New Orleans pasta with chicken, and a pistachio chicken open sandwich. Each one delivered. The salmon dish stood out for its char on the root vegetables and the quinoa, which had real texture and flavor. The dressing brought everything together in a way that felt considered, not just functional. The pistachio chicken sandwich was the sleeper hit. The chicken itself was exceptional, and it came paired with kettle chips that were better than any side chips have a right to be. The view of the water made the whole meal feel unhurried and easy, the kind of setting that makes food taste even better. Great food, attentive service, and a view that earns its mention. A complete experience.

This is our 6th year visiting Door County and we are determined to try one new place to eat every…read moretime. We were very happy with this choice! We ordered two meals of vastly different styles, the tuna steak and the meatloaf, and both were equally delicious. The cherry lemonade was also a great choice. We both loved our desserts, the brownie and the tiramisu. The restaurant is cute and cozy inside with art on the walls that is available for purchase, which is a fun touch. Our server was friendly and genuine. We really enjoyed this meal!

If you are looking for authentic local flavor in Green Bay, The Booyah Shed on Ashland Avenue is an…read moreabsolute must! It's a cozy, welcoming little spot, but don't let the size fool you--they pack a giant menu full of incredible comfort food. We ordered the perch plate along with a cup of their signature booyah, and both were outstanding. The booyah is rich, flavorful, and deeply comforting--it's easy to see why it's their namesake! Bonus tip for game days: they also set up over at Badger State Brewing in the tailgate lot for Packers games. Grabbing one of their burgers and an order of cheese curds before kickoff really hits the spot. Whether you're stopping into their location on Ashland for a quick lunch or tailgating before the game, they never disappoint. Highly recommend!

Great people serving food made with love. Take the time and try the Booyah! Do it, do it.read more

Excellent home made foods. Many items to choose from a small town restaurant. Friendly atmosphere…read moreand nice waitress.

We drive 30 minutes twice a week for breakfast. The friendliest staff that you'll find anywhere…read more Great home cooked comfort food. Our coffee cup is never lass than half full. Warm and welcoming, always nicely decorated. Friendly regulars are always welcoming.

We went for a Friday fish fry and were not disappointed. 3 of us had fried perch and the 4th had…read morefried cod. Great flavor, good sized servings and our waitress was attentive and friendly. I plan to come again. I wish I had taken a picture but thought of it too late.

It took a while to get our food, but understandably so- as we had nine. My steak had a perfect…read moresear, the baked potato was good- and oh! The side salad- no romaine, iceberg or kale in sight!

I have not been to Friar Tuck's in a while and I am not sure why because the service, atmosphere,…read moreand food is all really good! My friend and I sat in a booth catching up for a couple of hours. The bar and restaurant is big, and we felt no pressure to leave. Our server was so nice. The soups are homemade. I had beef vegetable soup, yummy! My sandwich was delicious. Fresh turkey, lettuce and tomato on a good sturdy, tasty bread. I like the celery and carrot stick with dip on the side. I need to come here more. I really enjoyed my lunch!

We love Friar's BUT.. they do not take reservations so ...my husband & I came in, told them we had…read moretwo more couples coming. They said we could have the one & only big corner round table but we couldn't be seated yet. Our second couple arrived but we still couldn't be seated...we could not be seated until the third couple arrived!! IN FACT the server said IF six people had walked in just then, they would have given them the one & only table for six even though we had just requested & made it clear we wanted it & our third couple would be there soon (which they were). Thankfully it worked out. But definitely not the place to go if your group is more than 4! Food was pretty good & our waitress was great so still 3 stars but as far as working with bigger groups- 1 star if i could! Also they need to educate their very young bartender on what Amber beers are....