all i had was cheese curds to go, so i'm not sure how it translates to the rest of the menu, but…read morethe curds were some of the best i've had - crispy and hot and squeaky without being greasy at all! the ranch isn't homemade, but it is Ken's, so in my opinion that's the best store-bought option. i'd definitely check 'em out for other menu items next time i'm in town.

5+ stars. This place is amazing. I was there an early January, the weather wasn't very nice so…read morethere was not very many people out. Not a lot of places open in Marshfield on Sunday night or Monday night. I went both nights. I had steak and shrimp on Sunday night. I was a little leery about getting a steak at a bar and grill, but it was quite delicious. It was a lot of food for a very reasonable price. Nice selection of beer on tap and in bottles. They have some nice bourbon there as well. They have an incredible tap handle collection. It's almost like a beer. Tap handle museum. It looks to be fairly freshly renovated inside. Clean modern bathrooms. Friendly service. TVs. Decent food. I'll be back.

Had good atmosphere, great food and service. The fish and Shrimp dinner was delicious. Hand…read morebattered cod. Two very nice size portions. Large shrimp also hand battered, describe 3 shrimp and actually came with 4 and so plump and juicy. A yeasty fresh cocktail sauce and tartar sauce was also not you bottled variety. Highly recommend for a nice casual dinner that doesn't cost an arm and a leg for fresh made food!!

We ordered a taco salad there was really nice meat all lettuce I had loaded fries and they were…read moregood per say but the cheese was cold and not melted fully bacon was not good to much sour cream and wasn't really loaded and the loaded tater tots wernt really loaded way to much sour cream and wasn't loaded and no meat 2 stars good if I had to say but never going back

This bar is like a resort bar on Marshfield's west side on Adler Road Cty Y. This is an excellent…read moreplace with lots of things to do. Has 3 vollyball courts, 2 horse shoe pits, a playground for the kids, a patio deck, full Tiki Bar with music and a fire pit. It has indoor/outdoor dining for burger sandwiches and appetizers. This business also features an upper level bar with game room, and a lower level gameroom inside. The food is excellent, cost is reasonable, and activities are plenty. You will always have fun there, socializing with friends, making new friends, and enjoying a perfect night out. When me and my guest came there, we were served right away. We ordered food, then looked around. The place is very clean, very well organized. We saw the outdoors attractions and decided to go out there and also have our food served outside. The patio deck is excellent and we went to the Tiki Bar and saw all the attractions around the bar while listening to free music on the outside jukebox. Our food was served at the Tiki Bar along with our drinks. We were treated top notch. Other guests came and they played vollyball and sat outside on the deck. Very huge attraction for the City of Marshfield. If you want a very good leisure time, this place is it.

From the owner: 3 sand volleyball courts. Human fools ball. Tiki bar. Horseshoes. Food. Poker room. Games. Darts…read more Pool tables. Indoor smoke lounge with pool table, bathroom, beer pong table. Patio Drinks and of course beer.

A weekend night looking for a steak but settling for a burger brought me to Five-O-One…read more Five-O-One is a nice sports bar, but I'm not certain what it's really trying to be. There's lots of room, but a lot of wasted space and that space wasn't filled with pool tables or the like. Very odd. I stopped by in the early evening one weekend night. There were about 7 or 8 people sitting around the bar and they gradually dwindled down to 4 -- about enough for each customer to have a TV all to him or herself. About that time it occurred to me that maybe they'd just opened and were still finding their niche. There were lots of Halloween decorations so the staff obviously know how to have fun. The menu has pretty standard bar food and I picked one of the burger options. I'm glad I did. The burger was big and cooked perfectly. It was one of those where two hands doesn't quite handle it and with all the toppings, I needed to break it apart to get a bite-size portion. The fried pickle chips were a nice touch. The service was slow, but friendly. The bartender came around just enough to keep the beer in the glass cold and not be annoying with the interruptions.

Stopped at Five-O-One Bar and Grill for lunch and a couple beers. Food, Service and Price were…read moreGREAT! A+ rating for cleanliness also. Will definitely refer to others as a good place to go! Linda

Amazing owners!!! It's a must stop!!!! Beckie and Brian are very out going and kind!!! I will be…read moreback for sure. Thank you the chat and good drinks!!!

The Sunset team is amazing, especially Josie who makes everyone feel like family. The drinks are…read moreamazing, beer is cold..

Sunset Tavern is a great place to hang with friends for a cold drink and music and even games if…read moreyou'd like. Friday night karaoke is always fun too. Bartenders are amazing and make everyone feel at home!

Great sandwiches and burgers; perfect place to stop on our drive home from up north. The hand-cut…read morefries were excellent. Friendly service from both our waitress and the bartender, who made a pretty solid Bloody Mary.

Service was good Bacon cheeseburger was well done…read moreAsked for medium Fry's were excellent Please don't overcook the burgers nice little place

Idk about Amy because she wasn't working when we stopped but Brandy has the best attitude! Food…read morewas amazing and great service! Will definitely stop again next time I'm near Tomah!

Food took a long time, fries were room temp not enough pickles to cover burger all in all not…read moresatisfied.

I was at the Country Aire in December. It was buffet night. The bar was busy and it took me 2…read moreminutes to get served. There was also a banquet and a live band. The live band was entertaining. For Dinner, I selected the buffet. They had fried chicken, beef tips, potatoes, stuffing, corn, excellent salad bar. There were some discrepencies. At first, I found salad bar items on the dessert table instead on the salad bar like the cocktail sauce for the salad bar shrimp. All items for the salad bar should be on the salad bar table. Dessert table should only have all dessert items. The food was covered and not shown, have to lift lids to see what is underneath. The food was very hot and looks like it was made fresh. The biscuits tasted fresh and were warm that were served at the table. As I looked around, I took the place as being classy so I figured they have finger bowls for washing oilly fingers. I requested a finger bowl due to handling oil foods like the chicken and they didn't have any and they gave me wet wipes. There was a person who was dressed as an employee who was wandering around the tables but did not pick up a plate nor helped any of the staff. I didn't know what her purpose was. Cleansiness: The dining room is clean, but I had to request the mens room to be cleaned. The bar area was also clean and I enjoyed the mirror that makes the bar area look bigger in size. Overall, I give 4 stars and excellent service, the food tasted excellent, and I will recommend others to go here.

Great buffet with a fully loaded salad bar plenty to choose from. Soups are delicious and hot. Lots…read moreof good fish fry homemade desserts.

This is the easiest review I've ever had the pleasure of writing. Simply put, Jack's is EXACTLY…read morewhat you'd expect in a smallish town in Wisconsin like Marshfield, whose main charm is it's townies, quaintness, and propensity to belly-up and have a good time. Where to start? How about the bartender, Mark. This guy is hilarious. Wry, witty, cranky, effervescent at times, brooding at times, observant, helpful, can "take it" and "dish it" ... hanging with people is his calling, clearly. I live in a college town, a SOUTHERN DRINKING town, and in my 10 years there I've yet to come across a bar tender as cool as this guy. If you go, call ahead and see if Mark's working the three-sided bar. Make fun of his midwestern accent and the fact that his girlfriend is the bar owner's daughter. Tell him "that's convenient, bro." Watch him glare at you and then barb you right back with playful banter. This guy needs to take his Marshfield charm to a big city some time ... people would LOVE him at a cool dive bar in a city: you know, the ones where folks know each other and you get reasonable drinks without a bunch of bs. Oh, and play dice with Mark. You'll lose and buy a round, but he pours 'em like a champ. Great guy. Okay, in the South, we rarely have things like PBR and High Life on tap. They do. And it's $1.50. I just got back from Manhattan where a PBR was $11 because the hipsters have co-opted our blue collar birthright of PBR for $.75. Jack's has the working class swill down. Bring a 20 spot, leave happy. The draft High Life made me think I was working the dairy farm or lumber yard or scrap yard. Just down-home BEER. Nothing fancy. Relaxed and cool atmosphere ... as an out of towner I was happy to see all the Brewers and Packers and Badgers stuff all over the walls. There were Brewers games on the two tvs the two times I visited. GREAT music that ranged from classic rock to some 80s to some outlaw and popular country. They played "Sweet Home Alabama." I'm from Alabama. I rocked out like a frat boy to an AC/DC song about some shlocky topic. I think they have darts and I saw some gambling machines. So, there's that. I was too lazy to walk over there. Don't say "Go Bears" as one of my friends did. The darned needle nearly scratched off the record, if you know what I mean. I bought a Jack's hat. Call me a tourist. But I **had** to remember this place. If I'm ever back in Marshfield (maybe likely because I have friends there; maybe not because it takes two flight legs and a 3-hour drive in a rental car to get there) I will camp out at Jack's. If you're a local, you know what I'm talking about. If you're a visitor, do not pass Central Ave ... go directly to Jack's and pretend to be a midwesterner (don'tcha know).