Stopped to reminisce and had some of the best cheese curds and fried pickles we've had up in the…read moreNorth woods. The drinks were also well made and delicious! We'll be back, Adam!

"The Frontier Restaurant" has new owners. Since they have re-opened, we have had several…read moreopportunities to try their menu at different times and occasions. The service has been friendly and prompt. They have wonderful home-made soup daily as well as a variety of sandwiches and specials. We had the Friday night fish fry. Everything was very good. We ordered baked fish and the deep fried fish, with coleslaw, marble rye bread and a choice of French Fries, potato salad, sweet potato fries or baked sweet potato. Opening hours are 11:00 A.M. Tuesday through Sunday. Their phone number is 715-583-4413

Great when snowmobiling! Super friendly staff & if you're really lucky their doggy will be there…read moreto greet you. Fabulous food! Great place!!

The restaurants old atmosphere and decor was great! The food was a 1 at best...burgers were as hard…read moreas a hockey puck and charged to a black crisp. It took us well over an hour to get our order and the bar was not full by any means. To top it off it took us forever to pay our bill as we watched our waitress eating her food behind the bar while she was made aware we were ready to pay the bill. I would not return to this establishment.

While visiting Tomahawk we always make a trip to Bucksnort. We call it the gateway to the west…read more Excellent staff (even while being overworked) especially the owner who puts in long hours to keep this place in pristine working condition. Loaded Nachos are great for a group and the burgers/clubs are truly excellent. Really enjoyed the fries also. Gotta love a place where you can serve yourself ice cold water after riding 80miles. It's deck has a peaceful feeling w/o cell signal and the forced concentration is blissful. Stop here but at off times because it's always busy and that should tell you something.

Awesome interior and up north bar vibe. Great food and great service. We fished a tournament here…read moreand then had drinks and food. Owners are very nice and seem to wanna keep the community involved with lots of events. Bloody Mary was yummy as well !

Wonderful hospitality! Have stayed many times. Peaceful and ideal location. Come in for a drink…read moreThursday - Sunday 4- 9 pm

So all the reviews currently on Yelp appears to be for the restaurant, versus the accommodations…read more Well, I can't help you on the food part but we did stay for 3 nights do here's how the overnight part shakes out: Your experience will depend entirely on your interpretation of "vintage", your need for creature comforts and your tolerance for absurdity. There are cabins for rent if you have a bigger group, but we stayed in the lodge which was built in the 1920's and renovated in the 70's - nothing much has changed since then and they are very open in telling you that staying here is a "step back in time". You can interpret that a lot of ways. What you get for $110/night (off season): * A quiet property just off Hwy 51 * Lots of mature trees, a quiet bay and piers if you have a boat * History - the lodge is still owned by the family that built it. In fact, one of the original owners was the guy that snitched out John Dillinger to the FBI. * Firepits with wood for campfire good times * Clean, very basic rooms * Window AC in summer (as you can see from the photo of our bathrooms, ours was removed but left on the floor) * A restaurant that is open at random days and times in the off season (we never managed to catch it open) * Exciting bathroom adventures - ours was carpeted (!), another had a puffy toilet seat and best of all, the last room had a toilet that flushed only steaming hot water. What you don't get: * A TV (2 of the 3 rooms didn't have them) * Heat - it looks like most rooms have space heaters * Although rooms are advertised as having a fridge 2/3 didn't though one had a microwave(?) * Tons of privacy - our deck was shared with another room and there was only a fairly sheer curtain on our doors Overall, it was just a really interesting experience - staff ranged from awesome to indifferent - YMMV. I think for $110/night off-season you can probably do a LOT better in terms of finding a place with amenities but you certainly will miss out on a true up north old school experience. If you have a good sense of humor, check them out - it might be your jam.

Worst "perch" dinner I've had in my 83 years. The plate had 3 quite large pieces of fish. I've…read morenever seen perch filets that size or shape. It had no flavor. The "fish" and French fries tasted the same. I asked the server what kind of perch it was. She said "I don't know, I guess lake perch." Terrible!

We just were there for lunch today. Excellent service and great food. The staff were very…read moreaccommodating to four adults and four kids. We will definitely be coming back soon!

We were just traveling through for a night with our camper but they allowed us to stay. We enjoyed…read morethe fire pit and beautiful view of the lake. The area is gorgeous and well-maintained. We hope to return with our family and rent a cabin and fish the lake.

Presque Isle is an absolute hidden gem. I stayed in the Yellow Perch cabin and it has everything…read moreyou need for a comfortable getaway fishing trip. The place was cleaned and ready for my arrival. The family that owns the property was around and extremely helpful while giving my group our space. If you like fishing, the northwoods, and beautiful views without much boat traffic, Sunrise Resort is the perfect place.

Where to start... I was first introduced to Square's by my father-in-law 5 years ago, and I'm…read moregreatful for it every time I'm in the area. The bar is a simple 10 stool, 3 table dimly lit area with a plethora of northwoods nostolgia adorning every square inch of wall space. The pool table has become a package liquor depot and cases of beer form a dividing wall between the bar and tables. The place has a couple tv's which usually are tuned to ESPN for a Badger or Packer game. Consider yourself blessed if you can find a spot at the bar. There is only one bathroom for ladies and ladies (think Scottish). Most important: watch your tongue! Those with foul mouths may be asked to leave, no joke. You can get beers in 12oz or 40oz, mostly domestics and a few from New Glarus' brewery and obviously your mixers and cocktails too. Then there is John Bernard, the kind and always reliable proprietor. He works every single day of the year alongside his golden retriever, Bruno, and is always good for some friendly banter along side your beer and fresh popcorn. I would think there will be statues made of this man some day. Did I mention he's the fire warden too? Well he is. John and his establishment are Northwoods to a T. You owe it to yourself to try this place.

As classic and authentic as any bar in the Northwoods. John (the owner) is one of a kind. Stop in…read morefor the house specialty, a shorty (40oz). Bar is open EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR! A must stop for anyone passing through.

A real Northwoods gem. Great service, tasty food and stunning property. Nice outdoor spaces to…read morerelax, enjoy a drink and listen to live music when scheduled.

Beautiful venue The food is uneven and the menu never really…read morechanges I'd recommend sitting outside with a cocktail and an appetizer