Small friendly cafe. Stopped for breakfast. Basic menu with something for everyone. (Omelets,…read moreskillet, pancakes, oatmeal, etc.). It was quiet and had a few locals there. I ordered the eagle's nest and my husband ordered the sportsman's skillet. The food was delivered quickly and just as we ordered it. I was delighted to see on the table in addition to jam, they also have peanut butter or honey. I had honey on my English muffin and it hit the spot! The sweet buttery treat complemented with eggs and bacon. If you are looking for a no-frills, simple breakfast that will not disappoint, this is the place for you. It's clean, updated interior is inviting as well.

The only restaurant in town that has a chicken Caesar wrap haha it's huge too! Definitely…read moreshareable! The platter was super cheap $15 for 3 kinds of fries, corn dogs, cheese curds, & chicken strips! That could be a chargeable meal it's self hahaha also I thought the elk on the bun was really cool Service was good, the lady was nice Sad they didn't have 1919 though! It's very country and hunting vibes in there haha

Great broasted chicken but a little pricey. The pizza is also very good. The environment however is…read morequite crowded and very noisy.

Great stop on the snowmobile trails! Friendly service, solid bar food and good drink pours. We had…read morethe club and pulled chicken sandwiches. The atmosphere was upbeat and snowmobile-friendly.

The most famous person to ever come out of this small town of Winter, WI is an astronaut named…read moreJeffrey Williams. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeffrey_Williams_%28astronaut%29 A close second is Patti from Patti's on 70. This woman absolutely made our stop in! One of the nicest business owners I've ever met. Funny, generous with a pour, and treats everyone who walks in her doors as if they were family. The bar is waaaaaay up north in Wisconsin and grub and beer-wise kinda fits the bill of what you'd expect. Deep fried foods, super cheap booze, and a Friday fish fry that most places in the North Woods are known for. Definitely comfort food but it totally hits the spot if you're fishing all day or floating the river. The crowd is very local, but definitely gets a good mix of tourists that come through for hunting season. If you're from any sort of a city and stop in to this place, and prepare for some awesome people watching. If you end up drinking to much with some townies (which is very possible the way Patti pours) they have 2 motel rooms that are reasonably priced. Overall, Patti's is a great random stop off for food, drinks, and a cultural experience. If it somehow pops up on your app in a Yelp search, no matter how far away it says it is, it's definitely worth a detour.

Well, what a terrible experience today. I've been to the establishment twice before for bloody…read moreMary's and had a great time and the bloody Mary's we're fantastic. However, today was a complete disaster from the moment we walked in the door. This was all based on our waitress. Not sure if she's quite all there. So rude it's hard to explain. I asked for my burger medium rare and she laughed in my face. Said we do them red and then it came well done. No lettuce, onion or tomato. Just a dry burger on a bun. I then asked for mayonnaise, and she laughed in my face again. She huffed off and brought me a little container of mayonnaise with no utensils. We ordered our drinks and we had to go up to the bar to ask her for them. She brought my son's soda to the wrong table. We had to ask for water three times, and again she laughed in our face and huffed off. The most serious part is, my son has a life-threatening, severe peanut allergy. He does an excellent job asking wait staff about peanut oil. He very politely asked the waitress, "What type of oil do you cook your french fries in?" The first two times he asked her she just smiled at him and turned around and walked away. When she brought the food, he asked her again and she said we use the regular kind of oil and it's illegal for restaurants to use peanut oil. My son told her that's not true and restaurants frequently use peanut oil and to please go back and look at the container. Her response was we don't know what kind of oil it is. Don't go.

Great view, great owners, great food... Definitely a must-try if you are in the area. Game room…read moreprovides entertainment for the kid in you. Plenty of dock space for boating in. Hamburgers were really good, but the pizza is still my favorite. That's all.

Scammers! Stay Away Please ! Sells Broken Cars, Cant even understand the owners , scammers!read more

Food and service are always amazing. From the Friday fish fry to the old brandy fashioned.read more

Cozy spot right off the highway. Stellar service from Catie. Both of us got NY Strips -…read moreexceptional cut, seasoned and cooked to perfection. Very impressed with the preparation, fresh veggies grilled and seasoned - can definitely recommend, stellar steaks and service!

Best damn bar around town! Always consistent hours and the best service! Thanks mark!! PS: the…read morejukebox is legendary... 4 songs for $1

Oh my, this place is a treasure and a dump all at the same time. Sometimes known as Uncle Johns, Y…read morePines is kind of in the middle of nowhere on Moose Lake. It's owned by ex-Chicagoians, so expect Bears & Sox stuff all over. The staff is "up-north" friendly, which is to say they are incredibly nice. It's small, full of kitschy decor, the bathrooms are vintage 1950's and the drinks are CHEAP. If you are a fish fry fan, come here on Fridays but get in early as it packs up. They fry up all you can eat walleye or fried chicken for those who don't like fish. Again, the food is "up north" fabulous, which is to say delicious, greasy and inexpensive. The best is that dinners come with a "salad bar" which contains salads of the mayonnaise coleslaw kind but no actual SALAD. It wouldn't be a trip up north without a stop at Y Pines!

New ownership, new menu, new chef, new review…read more Outstanding appetizers - had the Firecracker Shrimp and the glazed Pork Belly - yum! We ordered the Roast Duck and Blueberry Apple Glazed Pork Prime Rib and our taste buds rejoiced. We also ordered the Roasted Duck and the portion was very substantial, and the French Onion Soup was flavorful and delicious. The Creme Brûlée was rich and a great way to finish our meal. I don't believe you'll find a more sophisticated menu in the northwoods.

Such an unexpected but great stop! The place had a lot of room but it was slow on the Sunday we…read morestopped by. A beautiful view of the river outside. The best part was the food was delicious!

The bartenders are friendly. The food is excellent every time I go there. It's a great place to…read morestep on the trail and take a break. They are one of the few places that have gas available for your recreational vehicle.

Stopped in here on the advice of our VRBO owners. Service was a little slow, but everyone is…read moreunderstaffed. Draft beer was cold! Burgers were on point, and the fries were awesome.