OMG - fresh ingredients & food prepared per order. Mama D is from Switzerland and she sets…read morestandards high. Service was great & food is reasonable priced. Ambience is very homey with friendly atmosphere. Best tasting quality food around.

Some of the best pizza I've had!! And the Swiss Dish is wonderful. The owner and wait staff are…read morevery friendly and made sure we were enjoying our food. We'll be back!

We have been here a few times now, and we are consistently…read moreimpressed by the customer service. We love the decor and vibe is fun. It's always especially fun when they have live music. The specialty cocktails are excellent (probably the best espresso martini in town). We had a small charcuterie board and it was beautifully presented and delicious.

Visited for the first time last week and enjoyed cocktails on the patio and some empanadas. The…read moreGuava Mojito was delicious! Great service and comfy patio seating.

I've been meaning to come here for a while and have heard rave reviews from friends and family. I…read morewas happy to hear that my wife secured reservations for us and another couple to try the restaurant out for the first time. Being the former Basil restaurant space, the interior is more intimate, darkly lit and a sure romantic spot for date night. The waitress was prompt and helpful selecting drinks off of their menu, inclusive of wine, beer and craft cocktails. Everyone at our table ordered a different drink or glass of wine and there were no complaints. For appetizers I ordered a bruschetta, which was served on a very crispy slice of seasoned bread. What was interesting was that the tomato topping (which was perfectly seasoned with basil, garlic and other spices) was served in a bowl on the side to allow everyone to top to their taste preference. It was a nice touch. We also sampled the cheese curds, which held up well to our Wisconsin standards, and a soup which I can't remember the name of but got high marks. Now for the main course. I was not expecting to be mind blown, by my god. The namesake dish, the Osso Bucco, was absolutely phenomenal. The veal was literally falling off of the bone and was easily, effortlessly separated with a fork. I have rarely had meat this tender. On the other side of the bowl was a fantastic risotto and a perfectly seasoned stew of carrots and onions. I did not indulge in the bone marrow, but I have heard it is a delicacy. Altogether this dish was worth every penny, and I will absolutely be having it again. To finish off this fantastic meal we opted for the tiramisu, which was elegantly plated in a creative manner I have never before seen. I enjoyed the wonderful ending to this delicious meal, and when you visit this restaurant I'm sure you will too.

Salmon with linguine Zarzuela de Pescado…read moreBucatini Lemon drop martini Espresso martini

This place used to have a wonderful pizza buffet for lunch. It was great because you had a choice…read moreof many different flavors, dessert items, and a few other side items. I hadn't been here in over a year and visited again today. The price is still the same and you get one slice of pizza (mine was very doughy and unsatisfactory). Like in the past, you still get soup and salad, but it just isn't the same anymore. Sadly, I won't return.

Got the JV squad tonight. My dad got Jo-Jo fires subbed and they wound up on my mom's plate…read moreinstead. She ordered a side salad which was forgotten. My pizza was undercooked and doughy though the sauce and flavor were good. They looked slammed with online and phone orders and maybe 3 people were working the kitchen so maybe their in-house guests slipped through the cracks a bit. Looks like they could use some more help. Not the first time I have been here so I was disappointed with this run.

My hubby came to this restaurant as a child. They have been open since 1972. He said the place has…read morenot changed. The decor is neat and eclectic with church pew sitting. We ordered a par baked pizza to finish baking at home. The pizza was really good! They had a nice crowd leaving as it was close to closing. We talked to the owners and they were nice. The restaurant is only open 5:00-8:30 Tues-Saturday. I would like to go back and dine in and try a pasta dish.

Let me start by saying the staff is so kind and wonderful. We're it not for them d the amazing…read moreservice I do warn people away from this spot. The food is ok. Portions are huge but unremarkable. I strongly suggest the busketty. Also if you have a baby go there immediately. You won't find a place nicer to your wee ones. My 10 month old had the time of his life dining on oyster crackers and noodles. And if they are happy does what I eat REALLY matter? 19/10 for family friendly 5/10 for food quality

New favorite in Wausau. Everything we ate was very good. Loved the restaurant and our waiter was…read morea lot of fun. I started with a crock of French Onion Soup which was a great combo 0f melted cheese and a tasty, buttery and salty broth with plenty of onions. I also ordered a Wedge Salad to split and it was one of the better wedges I've had. The blue cheese dressing was really tasty and everything was so fresh. My wife had an appetizer for dinner, it was the oysters lobterfeller (oyster Rockefeller with lobster bites in the mix) she loved it! My choice was the meatballs with made from scratch noodles which was also perfect. So much food I had to take some home. Was great the next day too!

Everything was so great, including the customer service. The chef stopped by to check in on us, and…read morethe food was too notch!

Brown Street 151 fills an important niche in Oneida County--a restaurant that offers a step up in…read morecuisine and ambience from a typical Wisconsin supper club, bar and grill, sports pub or franchise operation. While not as chic as a fine dining establishment in a metropolitan area like Milwaukee, Madison, Chicago or New York, it's as classy as it gets north of highway eight. We made a reservation for a Saturday evening - they could have accommodated us as walk-ins (and walk-ins are welcome) but I'd err on calling for a reservation and securing a table, especially on a popular day of the week. With a reservation we were promptly seated and waited on. I started with a dry martini and my wife picked a wine from a pretty decent wine list. It was a great martini--see my photos. Many of the items on the menu are what one would expect, but there were a few that piqued my interest, in particular the schnitzel. As a frequent visitor to the Austrian Tirol and Bavaria, I had to give it a try. My wife opted for salmon. The entrees included soup or salad. I went with lobster bisque and my wife went with chicken noodle soup. The bisque was rich and flavorful. Though the bread stick was out of a box as opposed to baked in house, it was an acceptable accompaniment to the soup. As for the entree, the schnitzel was prepared the way I like it--pan fried and not deep fried. With a properly breaded, seasoned and crispy crust, the pork itself was perfectly cooked. I could eat a schnitzel like this every day! The Spätzle was fine and the sauce tasted good but it was a little thin. The red cabbage was definitely sour but lacked the sweetness necessary to balance the acid. I'd suggest that the chef check out the red cabbage recipe from Alinea which has an excellent balance of sweet and sour. And one more suggestion to mimic the schnitzel I've had in the Tirol and Bavaria, a dollop of sweet jelly to spread on the cutlet--preferably a white wine jelly fortified with herbs like rosemary. That said, the dish was great and I would order it again. I only took a bite of my wife's entree, but the hollandaise and salmon was good. She especially liked the kale. To end the evening we shared a dessert. My wife makes a DG tiramisu and we've had some great tiramisu's in Italy. This one was right up there, though the espresso soaked lady fingers were a bit weak. Nevertheless, as you can see from my photo, we demolished it. A nice grappa or Tirolian schnapps would have been the perfect finale but alas the bar was not that well stocked. All in all a decent dinner, a place I will return to in the future, and a great addition to the culinary scene in the region.

Brown Street is one of the nicer restaurants in Rhinelander. The vibe is upbeat and the waitresses…read morewere quick and efficient. We were in town for my daughters wedding and I called at about 5:30 to get a 6pm reservation for 6. They easily accommodated, and after being there for a few moments one of the ladies told us there was only 3 people working, but let me tell you, they never skipped a beat. Everything we ordered was delicious, and I highly recommend a crock of their house made soups. I had the French onion and it was so good. For mains my husband ordered the steak tips with spaetzel, friends got the pasta, but the real star was the empress chicken! It was perfect! Also.. I would be a let down if I didn't tell you to order the cheese curds. Fried perfectly, light and crispy, not greasy.. and so so so good! This is definitely worth a stop for anyone local or visiting!!

They have improved their place. It looks nice and clean. We stopped via our boat and just had…read moretheir assortment of Appetizers. They were very good! The service is pretty slow and the bartender is not very fast either, but if you are not in a hurry, check it out.

Service was not good. Our server was unfriendly to the point of rudeness. It was nearly impossible…read moreto order drink refills. The bar told us we had to order from our server. Please, allow us to give you our money! The water tasted musty. The pulled pork sandwich was mushy, more blended than shredded/pulled. Order sweet potato fries and received regular. Outdoor seating was a positive. Weather was amazing.