I travel for a living and was looking for a mom and pop shop. I stumbled upon the wagon wheel and…read morebar. I was there on a Tuesday night so it was wing night. I ordered their 20 boneless wings with the habanoro and bacon jam. It was very delicious. A little sweet and smokey with a little kick, highly recommend. The owner is who served me and took care of me. He is a young entrepreneur trying to make a living. He was very kind and friendly. Will definitely be back in my future visits to eat again.

Food is decent for bar food, it is a very fun place for a night out ! Staff was friendly. Would…read morecome again.

We had a wonderful time, beers from a huge selection and great food here. It was a nice day…read moreSaturday so we chose a spot on the dog friendly patio with our dog. Chrissy, who co-owns the business with her husband, handled hostessing, serving and lone bartending service quite deftly and with a smile. Wings, burgers and a Taphouse sub were all delicious, cooked up by Chrissy's husband. This isn't a posh place but a "come as you are" sort of place, my kind of place.

Service 100 out of 10! Food excellent (spicy cheese curds OMG FANTASTIC) salad ,pizza and…read morecheesesteak all darn good! The sandwiches have a wrap option! Excellent!

This is for my veteran brothers out there. I am a 100% disabled combat veteran. I was awarded a…read moreservice dog to help with my PTSD by the VA. He is a fully trained Pocket American Bully. My wife and I decided to try the pub, so the three of us went for lunch. My dog was in a down stay under the table when our waitress greeted us and gave us menus. She then went into the kitchen. When she came out she, embarrassingly, told us that my dog was not welcomed there. I told her that is a service dog that helps me with my PTSD. The waitress went back into the kitchen, then returned telling me the owner didn't care, and that the dog had to leave. I left and went home and filed complaints with both the US Department of Justice, and the Americans with Disabilities organization. I'm getting ready to call them both and see where we are at. Once charges are filed against them, I'll do a follow up and let everyone know. This business tries to act like it is veteran friendly, but this owner proved the she is not.

Super food, great people and a terrific place to relax. The whole team is great! Encourage you to…read moretry this place

What a view!!! Food was great!…read moreA few service issues that were taken care of immediately! Definitely a gorgeous place for a great fish dinner!

Staff communication: 5:5 Food: 4.5:5…read moreDrink prices: 5:5 Live Music: 6:5 Dog Friendly: YES

The 521 tavern is basically a neighborhood bar, everyone here seems to know everyone else (except…read moreme). I was made to feel welcome both days that I've eaten here. The music is my style (old rock) some may consider it a bit loud, but that's just people having fun. I ordered the filet today, it was heavenly. I have had easily a couple hundred fillets, this one was probably in the top eight. It was super tender, perfectly cooked, and the sauce was the perfect touch. Needless to say the 528 tavern is a great place to have a great meal and a beer.

This pub is the perfect slice of blue-collar Americana. It's very casual, low-key, and cozy. There…read morewere a large number of tables with parties of 10 or more. The service was top-notch despite that! The bar tender fella on the patio was especially nice and super attentive despite being totally slammed on a Thursday night! We got the fried mushrooms appetizer with homemade ranch. It was excellent! Very crisp and tasty! The salad was good. The pizza with onion and basil was nicely made. Thin and crispy. And the Cowboy dinner with a 20 oz bone-in ribeye was perfect! It came with a baked potato and side salad. It made a few patrons at the outdoor bar jealous! We sat outside on the patio before sunset. Everyone seemed to be having a good time there. I highly recommend visiting this pub if you're looking for a casual atmosphere. The food was great, and the drinks were affordable.

The wings were super dry, I went for the pierogis but they don't have them anymore. The service was…read morevery slow and half-assed. Not impressed, probably will not be back. It is your typical dive bar restaurant, nothing to write home about.

I went with a friend. I have driven past Romans dozens of times over tens of years, but never…read morestopped in. My loss, as they have the most awesome wings - big, plump, juicy. Perfectly cooked and the medium hot sauce was fairly close to buffalo wing sauce. There was a Weds. night special - 65 cents per wing, minimum order 10. You can't beat that. We also shared orders of fried mushrooms and mozzarella sticks. Both were excellent, but not a fan of the marinara served with the mozz sticks. It was herby and watery. I have two regrets - celery and blue cheese dressing had to be ordered separately and that I have ignored this place for so long.

Would give zero stars if possible... First off, lady on the…read morephone was super rude, kept cutting us off while ordering. When we get to restaurant, we go in & takes forever for someone to look up and acknowledge us. We tell her we had call in, she gets our food, sits it down and just stares at us. Once she is cashing us out she makes a rude comment about how worn out my card is. Asks for zip code, then says "wHaTs tHaT" like she's never accounted another person from a different state. Once getting home, our chicken wings taste like deer ankles, fried pickles aren't even fried really. Fries are soggy & I guess they don't know what salt is. Moral of story, this place sucks ass, full of stupid fucks... and if you eat here good luck.

Awesome low key dive bar with awesome burgers. I came here on a Tuesday for their $2 burger/fry…read morenight. The amount of food I received for such a minimal price was incredible. The bartenders are awesome by the way and gave superb service.

Mary's Kitchen is the kind of place that feels like it belongs in a cozy TV show--think the…read morefemale-owned version of Luke's Diner from Gilmore Girls. It's a house turned into a breakfast spot, and the charm is off the charts. If you're looking for that authentic small-town diner experience, this is it. I ordered the breakfast burrito and it was a 10/10. My friends all loved what they ordered too. Everything came out hot, delicious, and clearly made with care. Bonus: the prices are more than reasonable, especially for the quality of food and the portions you get. A couple things to keep in mind: the place is tiny, and it's one of the most popular breakfast spots in Geneva-on-the-Lake, so wait times can be long--especially on weekends. Also, there's no air conditioning. Parking is available in a small lot just to the left of the building, but it fills up fast. Despite the wait and the heat, Mary's is soooo worth it.

Mary's is the best breakfast around. They aren't bad for lunch either. The food is delicious! You…read morewon't find friendlier service or a cuter themed breakfast. It looks like something straight out of Grease. You'll feel right at home with the servers taking care of your every need instinctively. Really a must stop! also, the burgers are so so good, and the fries are even better.

very good food, excellent service and extremely reasonable pricing along with generous portion…read moresizes. The ambience is modest, but the owners and staff couldn't be nicer in my opinion.

Last Friday-we ordered the fish fry with fries, coleslaw. First there was enough fish for the two…read moreof us 6 pcs. it came with a small salad, dressing, coleslaw, fries. It was very good and very surprised at the amount of fish in the order. It was all very good and this Friday we will dine in. Never had an off meal there-service is always friendly. Thank you

Wife and I came here years ago and had a really super meal...this time, not so much. Kinda like a…read moredivey style seafood restaurant, but the real "star of the show" is the shooting gallery behind the bar. It is an original piece of equipment from the famed Coney Island amusement park in New York City from the early 1900's. It was brought to Geneva-On-The-Lake in the late 1930's and installed in its current location as part of a small amusement gallery where it was eventually covered over and forgotten. Some time in the early 2000's (during a renovation of the space) it was uncovered and brought back to life. It still works to this day, and the owners were delighted to crank it up for us to see. As for the food, sadly the meal left a lot to be desired. The house salad to start was just fine topped with a balsamic dressing, but the smoked lobster dip and the lobster lasagna were just not good. You could hardly taste any lobster in the dip, and the lasagna was too oily, did not have enough cream sauce and did not taste super fresh. The other couple dining with us that evening was also less than impressed with their meal selections...so although the nostalgia factor was high, our dining expectations were not met.

We had dinner here our first night in town, and I think we have mixed feelings as a group. It's…read morekind of a divey seafood place right on the strip. When we walked in, it was pretty empty, but did end up filling up. They have some local wines, which was nice, and an interesting menu. The decor is a mish mash, with a creepy lobster tank that may be inhabited by the Babadook, and a still functioning shooting gallery wall behind the bar. No shooting, but they turn it on about every 20 minutes and all the pieces move while creaking and squeaking. I ordered the Apple Salad and the walleye special, and was pleasantly surprised with both. The salad had a house honey lavender dressing that went well with the apples and carrots, seemed fresh, and was a nice portion size. The walleye was a generous portion, well cooked, cajun style, and served with garlic and oil spaghetti. I enjoyed my entree quite a bit. My friends were less enthused with their entrees, both prepared well, but smaller portion sizes. It's an interesting place, and maybe worth a visit for a drink or appetizer. Again, I did enjoy my food, but the overall experience was interesting.