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    Blackwolf Run Restaurant

    3.7 (69 reviews)
    PriceyNew American
    Open 5:45 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    BLACKWOLF RUN RESTAURANT ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Classy
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Ice skating
    Jessica T.

    As an impromptu holiday family getaway, we decided to drive to Kohler and stay at the Inn at Woodlake. We learned that Frozen Fairways is currently going on at Blackwolf Run and the $15 admission/person was included with our stay. We thoroughly enjoyed the event as we did curling, ice skating, and more. We enjoyed a bite at the food truck the Lost Sheep and had amazing service from Lucas. The food was better than expected, especially the fresh potato chips with French onion dip and smash burgers. Just delicious! We tried the espresso martinis and they did not disappoint. Overall, we loved this holiday event and the time spent with our kids enjoying our time away

    a sandwich and french fries
    Lisa S.

    We had lunch here after golf. This beautiful building was apparently disassembled in Montana and brought to WI in 1989 and reassembled. The log walls, stone fireplaces, and large picture windows provide a cozy place to snuggle up to lunch or a nice glass of wine and watch the golfers or simply enjoy the hills and prairie scenery. We split a turkey bacon pita club sandwich and each had a cup of the chicken dumpling soup. They spilt our meal for us and brought it out in two plates. Love where they do that. Fries were so good. Nice service. Great atmosphere.

    SO GOOD  Blackwolf Run Corn Sausage Chowder. Will be back for this!
    Tiffany P.

    Love the ambiance, sunset patio view, music, food, and our server! We will be back for the Corn Sausage Chowder! Only reason not a 5 star- tables & seats had bird poop and crumbs on them.

    Roasted vegetable flatbread.
    Lynn W.

    We had lunch here after golf and really liked it. We had the roasted vegetable flatbread, burger, and chicken sandwich, all very good. Our server, Ariana, was awesome.

    Great view from the fireplace room!
    Kathleen C.

    We stumbled upon Blackwolf Run restaurant while visiting Kohler for a few days. The room with the fireplace is so inviting. Good views and a cozy atmosphere, what more can you ask for?! There is a lunch buffet that is very reasonably priced - which had a nice assortment of soup, sandwiches, sweets, etc and also a well thought out menu with plenty of options. Service was a tad slow even though we were not there during a busy time, but the room was so pretty that it didn't matter much. The other rooms all have lovely views as well, so there really isn't a bad seat in the house. If your food takes a while, you can always take a visit to the pro shop also! I had a sandwich/wrap type thing which looked like nothing but tasted great! I am sure the restaurant is much busier in the summer, but the space is large and very accommodating, so worth a visit! Reasonable prices make this also a good group spot. Parking is past the restaurant - we parked up front but then found the lot later when walking around. Cute little path by the restaurant is also so picturesque! I'll definitely stop by again when in the area. Bathrooms also excellent and spacious and clean.

    Crab cakes.
    Emily K.

    Came here for dinner with my husband. Parking is far away from the building so be prepared for a little walk. We made a reservation and were promptly seated at our reservation time. I ordered a glass of wine, crab cakes and the elk tenderloin. The crab cakes as someone else mentioned were small but I like the salad served with them it helped elevate the dish. The elk tenderloin was a delight. The rich sauce paired well with the meat which was cooked to perfection. I did like the sides as well. You cannot go wrong with potatoes and brussels sprouts. The service was decent I was a tad upset I was not given the daily special. I did over hear it offered to another table. The view outside was beautiful I bet this place in summer is gorgeous.

    Mallory B.

    I dined here recently with a larger sized party, which may have been our mistake... We ordered a few drinks at the bar ahead of our table being ready (so far so good) and then were seated. The space itself is magnificent, with a dining room where one wall is just glass, offering uninterrupted views of the pastoral surroundings, and a giant roaring fire. However, once seated things went a little sideways. We had to hound staff to re-order drinks. Someone's mixed drink received at the table was a fully different color than the one ordered at the bar-- and it was an old fashioned so like p sure that should be brown... Many people ordered the beef tenderloin. Two requested their's be prepared well done, but when it arrived to the table it was as red as my medium one. They asked for it to be cooked more, and it came back still pretty pink. The sad part is the tenderloin was actually pretty tasty, as were the desserts, but the service was just lacking. Overall, decent meal (4 stars) but really not worth the price and shockingly inattentive service (2 star).. so i'll average that to a 3

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    Carol K.

    As I sit and stare out on the panoramic view of the Blackwolf Run golf course with the Sheboygan River running through it, I can't decide which is better . . . the food in front of me . . .or the view. Blackwolf Run Restaurant is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The setting and decor remind me of a mountain lodge with it's exposed rough hewn log walls and floor to ceiling windows. You can enjoy your meal inside in front of the fieldstone fireplace, or, weather permitting outside on the patio that gives you the perfect view of the 18th green. For lunch daily, you can enjoy either the lunch buffet featuring a chef's choice salad, soup or chili, entree and beverage for only $9.50. Or, if you prefer, you can order off the menu some of the hearty fare that Wisconsin is known for like the sausage corn chowder, or the double bratwurst served on a Sheboygan hard roll (oh Wisconsin breads- one of the many things I miss from when I lived there!) We went with the buffet and had steak chili, salad and steak fajitas served with rice and sauteed peppers and onions. Very good. But then we ordered from the dessert tray. While my cherry crisp was good (warm cherry cobbler topped with melting vanilla ice cream) my favorite dessert was the "Do it yourself S'mores". Check out the pictures I posted. This dessert is fun and delicious as they bring out your own "personal campfire" to roast your marshmallows on along with graham cracker cookies and chocolate sauce to pour over the whole thing. Here's a tip- ask for a sharp knife and cut the marshmallow chunks into more manageable sizes and you might not burn the place down like we almost did (of course all the laughing we were doing didn't help!) This dessert brings out the kid in everyone as we compared our toasting skills just like when we were 10 and sitting in front of a real campfire! Service was terrific- friendly and helpful, offering suggestions along the way. The view . . or my food . . hmm . . .I still can't decide which one was better. But I guess it doesn't really matter as they both were terrific!

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    Tina was awesome and helped us with a smile. We split a salmon and it was perfectly prepared and the soup was amazing! Good job!

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    Service was fantastic. Food was pretty good. Views were amazing. Best part was dessert.

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    Excellent service. Sat outside on a beautiful fall day. The corn and sausage soup is worth the drive.

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