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Country Skillet

4.1 (30 reviews)
ModerateNew American

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Was charged $52.57 for a burger,cheese curds,eggs with bacon, milk, OJ. Absolutely insane!

Shaved beef sandwich
Tanya K.

I travel to the area for work once a month and I've never been here. I thought it was a good sign that the parking lot was packed. I sat at the counter and I noticed I brought the average age down 20 years. The waitress was friendly and offered up some suggestions when I asked what was good. I went with the shaved roast beef sandwich. Asked if it came with some au jus and it didn't but she added it on for me. That actually completed the sandwich in my opinion. Overall a solid dining option with decent prices.

Cinnamon French toast.
Paige S.

Love this place. We come after our last day of work and have tea and breakfast. Love the staff and owner. Will keep coming back for a long time.

a plate of nachos with black olives
Karin B.

Disappointed today! Waitress off her game she said, had to remind her of our water. Straws(only 1) finally got 2nd straw. Tuna Melt not a fan. Way mushy, greasy bread taste, stale potato chips. Potato Soup not good. I know I make it. Flour taste. Something has changed for sure. $18 + tip..not with it. Sorry we stopped.

Mike D.

Staff was amazing and the food is fantastic. Skillet is my recommendation for the hearty appetite. If your in the area check this place out !!!!

Biscuits and gravy
Sara M.

Sometimes I find myself in Adams, Wisconsin in need of a yummy breakfast (okay, that was once). Fortunately I found Country Skillet. Country Skillet is a homey, small town diner with an impressive menu. Lots of Packer/Wisconsiny decorations on the walls. My party definitely stood out for being the only group of loud twenty somethings, but we received great service nonetheless. Seemed to be mostly locals there for their Saturday morning eggs and coffee. There are SOOOOO many enticing breakfast options! So given the name, you guessed it, they offer a lot of interesting sounding skillets. They also serve omelets, eggs Benedicts, breakfast sandwiches, and more. I went with the biscuits and gravy with 2 poached eggs. The sausage gravy was really flavorful, the biscuits were fluffy and the eggs were poached well. Also, I was able to order a half size and still had more than enough. I think it was like $8 for a chocolate milk and my very filling, satisfying dish. That's awesome enough for me to give them 5 stars and plan to return if I'm ever in Adams!

Wojciech L.

Great place for breakfast. Delicious omelets and skillets, huge portions. Very friendly people!!!

Deliciousness Beef Pastie with gravy. Seasoned perfectly. Tender crust!  All Homemade

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We had breakfast and it was very good the service was great also the staff was very friendly and attentive

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Excellent food and excellent service. Country fried steak was one of the best I have had, and the use homemade bread for the toast.

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Apparently they close at 2:00. Not knowing this, we walked in at 1:57 and we're turned away. I guess they have too much money...

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Will not be back for all you can eat fish and chicken fish tasted like it was from a box and the frying oil tasted like it needed changing

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One of the best breakfasts I've eaten. Clean, staff were nice, and the food was delicious!!

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“I like my gravy with chunks of sausage, so I just chopped one patty up and put it on top.”

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Shady Akers BBQ - Brisket Poutine

Shady Akers BBQ

4.4(27 reviews)
6.2 mi

The food is amazing. Best BBQ in the area. The service was awesome. Staff is super nice. Great…read morelocal rural bar with amazing food. Highly recommend!

We are out-of-towners that found this joint on a maps search. Based on the reviews I read from…read moreothers and the lack of BBQ options in our area, I was very excited to try this place. However, it didn't quite live up to the hype. My husband had the poutine with brisket (pictured), he ate most of it, but when asked for his thoughts on it he said the brisket seemed to have more pieces of fat than actual meat. The cornbread side he ordered was good though, with just the right amount of sweetness. I had a pulled pork sandwich with baked beans and potato salad. The beans had so many good reviews I felt compelled to try them, and they weren't bad just seemed like basic canned beans with some pulled pork thrown in. The pulled pork for the sandwich was fine, but came smothered in what appeared to be paprika, nothing special. Potato salad ingredients were nicely sized, but it was bland. The barbecue sauce might be homemade and you could feel the grittiness of the sugar crystals in it, which was surprising but good, and had a little bit of heat to it. I snuck a bite of my kids' mac and cheese after my two year old took a bite and said, "bleck." The Mac and cheese had the right amount of creaminess and the noodles were cooked to the right amount of tenderness to keep it from tasting like it's been sitting all day, but it seemed very bland and needed salt to be enjoyable. The pickles were very good. It took nearly thirty minutes to receive our food, but our server was very prompt in welcoming us and getting drinks to the table. They were also very friendly when my little one didn't want to stay seated and kept thinking the ATM was her personal computer, the struggle was real after being strapped in a car seat for the last 1.5 hours. There is a popcorn machine that offers free popcorn and a couple different seasoning options to top it with. My kids enjoyed the popcorn while we waited for our food. When I asked my kids what they thought of our new restaurant find, my middle daughter (10) commented on how the bartender was very loud and talked a lot. She could be heard regardless of which end of the restaurant she was on. I noticed the same thing, but thought maybe it was just me. We were fed, but probably won't return. This restaurant is located next to a railroad track in the middle of a very wooded area and the deer were abundant. We had to slow at least four times within 5 miles of the restaurant for deer crossing the road.

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Shady Akers BBQ - Baked beans and mac & cheese

Baked beans and mac & cheese

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Family Affair Restaurant

3.4(42 reviews)
1.4 mi
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A group of us went during lunchtime. I think there were ten of us. We had excellent service…read more Couldn't ask for better. The atmosphere was inviting and the decor is typical of an "up north" restaurant. Everyone said their food was very good. The choices ran from breakfast, to wraps, to sandwiches to salads. We had no complaints. Will definitely return.

**Review of Family Affair in Friendship, Wisconsin**…read more My husband and I visited during the week around 3:00 p.m., when the restaurant was not very busy. We both ordered half fried-chicken dinners. The waiter later told us they only had one half and one quarter available. I agreed to take the quarter portion while my husband had the half. When my meal arrived, I noticed it included a couple of extra fried wings. However, no one explained that the kitchen had substituted the wings or asked whether I was comfortable with the change. When we went to pay, our bill was $48 for two chicken dinners and two coffees, which seemed very high. When I questioned the charge, I was told that the extra wings were used to make my quarter portion equivalent to a half. I understand that restaurants sometimes need to make substitutions, but customers should be informed and given the opportunity to approve them--especially when the substitution affects the price. The lack of communication was disappointing, and the bill did not seem reasonable for what we ordered.

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Family Affair Restaurant - Carnival Asasa with rice, Beans, salad. Meat fried onions

Carnival Asasa with rice, Beans, salad. Meat fried onions

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Carne Asada - Deliciousness

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Ranks Tavern - Lots of specials

Ranks Tavern

3.9(9 reviews)
0.1 mi
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I stopped at Rank's for lunch on a cold and wet day last month after finding myself in Adams for…read morebusiness. I'd driven up and down the stretch looking for a place to grab a bite to eat and maybe warm up a little but not much stood out. I then saw Rank's and the "Famous Ham Sandwich" claim on the awning, so I figured I'd give them a shot. It was certainly worth it. I walked in and saw the bartender/owner setting things up behind the bar and I inquired if he was open for lunch. After assurances that he was just firing up the grill I took off my wet jacket and grabbed a seat at the bar. The place was decked out in full hometown bar regalia, the walls full of knick-nacks and decorations, with one wall dedicated to the Packers and another with past and future show schedules. It was clear that this bar specialized in live music, with a stage in the corner and instruments along the wall. The owner asked me what I wanted and I quickly chose the ham sandwich - it's famous after all. I ordered it with a slice of Swiss and a side of horseradish, as recommended by the barkeep. He suggested an "adult beverage" to accompany the meal, and while I normally don't indulge during the day I was cold and he had Shiner Black, a beer I was intrigued to try given my previous experiences with their bock. He grabbed me a bottle and set to the kitchen in back to make up the ham sandwich. Shortly thereafter he apologized for the delay, although it had only been five or so minutes, as the fryer needed to be warmed up for my fries. It wasn't a problem, I'd already finished for the day and only had the trip home to look forward to. We spent the time discussing the town and what all goes on in Adams, as I realized that despite my having criss-crossed the state for the last seven years I'd never actually been to this town. He was quite enthusiastic about all of the summer events and concerts in which he participated, and he told me about the charity foundation he had set up to provide musical instruments to the Adams-Friendship schools to support the music programs in town. I saw fliers for volunteer charity cookbooks, concerts and t-shirts for this charity, and after he brought out my sandwich he took a telephone call to discuss another upcoming event for it, allowing me to tuck into my lunch. The ham sandwich was absolutely unique, served chilled with thinly-sliced ham smoked and spiced in a way I've never tasted before. The natural sweetness of the ham was cut with a tinge of caraway bitterness, which was greatly enhanced by the side of horseradish previously suggested. It did prove slightly difficult to spread the refrigerated horseradish over the thin ham, leading to a few instances of overpowering pockets of horseradish. The Swiss seemed a bit generic - a more robust slice would have been better suited to flavor of the ham (this is a particularly southern WI kind of quibble, as you just don't see the boring bland Swiss in Green County). I also would knock the overall grade down a notch due to the bread, which served its purpose but didn't add anything. It was just the usual sliced brown "wheat" bread, devoid of any texture or taste. A real slice of wheat bread, or even better sourdough, would have been excellent. Even so, the sandwich was quite delicious and well proportioned. I was completely sated after the last bite, not wanting any more or any less. The fries on the side were fresh and hot out of the fryer, standard bar fare but done quite well. I mixed my own horseradish mustard with the leftover from my sandwich and the French's yellow - it was acceptable and went pretty well with the fries. After finishing the lunch I kept up the conversation with the owner regarding his work with the charity and other events he puts on at the bar. He invited me back for an annual beer tasting he puts on in the spring and said that if I was ever in the area during the summer they have an outdoor stage and benefit concerts on the weekends. It was refreshing to meet a guy that was so excited and passionate about these things. I'm used to a more standoffish attitude in small towns that I'm not from, so this was a most welcome surprise. I've certainly added Rank's to my list of Wisconsin bars to remember and someday return.

Went to Rank's on a Friday night for the live music. Friendly, enthusiastic crowd. Good music, food…read moreand drinks. Tried both the hot and the cold ham sandwiches. The hot one was delicious! The cold one was good, but the meat was extremely cold, almost frozen, but very tasty. The sandwiches came with fries or chips. Both were good. Will definitely be back!

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Ranks Tavern - Ham Sammie w/ chips and pickle

Ham Sammie w/ chips and pickle

Ranks Tavern - Interesting signs in bar

Interesting signs in bar

Ranks Tavern - Inside

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Driftless Glen Restaurant - Apple Crisp Cheesecake

Driftless Glen Restaurant

4.5(509 reviews)
34.1 mi
•$$

Excellent crab cakes, outstanding salad, had the duck. That was probably the best duck breast…read morewe've ever had. Not greasy, the potato puffs were outstanding, and the spicy thin cut Brussel sprouts were absolutely delicious. Our server was nice, kinda quirky, but nice, and the service was overall very good. We had two old fashioneds, (maple and blueberry) and I'd say they were sweeter than expected. I'd say if you don't want it as sweet, inform them to make it less sweet/simple sugar. You want to taste the liquor... and that I think was a slight shame. It was still good- but ask for less sweet.... Additionally, had the pumpkin cheesecake, and that was very good too. It was heavy, but still very good. Very clean, the bathrooms were clean, and the facility was very organized and this old building has been revamped and is now a nice shiny jewel of Baraboo. Highly recommend. Get the duck... absolutely one of the most underrated platter that goes highly unnoticed. Get it. Thank me later.

Overall a good experience. Waitress wasn't the overly friendly but she was efficient. The food took…read morea bit but tasted great. Shout out to the smoked salmon crostini and lobster Mac. There was a very loud and obnoxious group close by but thankfully they were gone about half way through our meal so we could enjoy our meal with our group. Prices are a tad high but it was worth it. Would definitely stop for another special occasion but not for a regular meal.

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Driftless Glen Restaurant - Miso Pork Belly Crostini

Miso Pork Belly Crostini

Driftless Glen Restaurant - Mango Habanero Burger

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Mango Habanero Burger

Spot In the Woods - Swag for sale

Spot In the Woods

3.4(28 reviews)
4.1 mi
•$$

This is definitely a spot in the woods. We had driven by the sign on J multiple times before making…read morethe trip down the long (some would say scary) wooded road to the restaurant. Don't be scared, go and check this place out. There's a great bar area for those looking to watch the game and grab a bite to eat. But, I could see this place getting busy and packed pretty quickly. They have some games outside (volleyball and horseshoes) near the septic mound system (which is a little gross and weird to me, but hey, have a beer or two and you won't care!). There's a large area for those that want more of a dining experience and they can seat large tables if needed. For food, get the pizza. Everyone gets the pizza. We were gently warned by the bartender to get the pizza and we were stupid and didn't for some reason. Everyone gets the pizza and it looks delicious. And it smells delicious. Get the pizza. Do yourself a solid. Get the pizza. I got the steak philly and it was really good with the side of chips and a cold beer. My partner got the chicken philly and he was not sharing a bite. So, that was a good choice too. But, people were stopping in to just get their pizzas to go. If people are driving well out of their way for pizza, that means it is really good. BRING CASH- they do have an ATM if you are a non-planner like me. It costs $3 for the service fee, but THEY DO NOT TAKE CHARGE CARDS here. The old fashioned was tastefully done both as sweet and as sour (sweet was a tinsy bit better than sour). Get a double- it was literally $.25 more for the double. Do not be cheap. Do yourself a second solid. Make your cocktail into a double. We'll be back for the pizza. And another double.

Spot in the woods we found out in early summer of 2025 was under new ownership. We have always…read moreenjoyed this establishment! Great pizza, fish fry & there fresh cut fries! Yummy!! So we headed on in like always-well, the new owner is basically a bar fly! We were the Only Customers and she couldn't even take our order! To busy talking to her teen children who were working/cooking. Finally got our pizza. Had to ask for napkins and paper plates. She told us "oh there usually on the tables " Pizza was pretty good. Then we had to flag the bar fly down Again just to pay!! Skip ahead to March 2026 thought we'd give them another chance. Fish Fry this time. Hmm, fish was definitely Hot but not as tasty as the previous owners served. Came in an old warped plastic basket w/mini portion of coleslaw (not the best), fries or baked potato( was 4pm-told us no baked til after 5) menu states after 3pm. Then server comes back and says, " oh I didn't know we had baked potatoes now, thought not til 5) Maybe server should know what the heck they are serving! Also, special was shrimp (which server said they were out of) glad I didn't want any. Also, heard the cook saying, "we only have 1 bag of fish left"!! WOW on a Friday night in Wisconsin during LENT!! Of course the Bar fly female owner was there playing slot video games and cackling! She informed the server that the woman's bathroom needed TP! That there was barely enough for her to use. Which tells me she used the last of it and couldn't be bothered to replace it!!! Lazy Boozy Bitch!! My adult children and inlaws tried dinner mud summer 2025- half the menu wasn't available!! They claimed the supply truck hadn't arrived yet. Needless to say they won't waste there time going again. And I would have to say the same. I have recommended this place to many people. Now I have regrets. I will now let them know NOT to waste their time & money.

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Spot In the Woods - Cool coolers behind bar

Cool coolers behind bar

Spot In the Woods - Cool sign

Cool sign

Spot In the Woods - Amber Bock on tap

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Amber Bock on tap

The Shop Fair Valley Bar & Grill

The Shop Fair Valley Bar & Grill

4.8(5 reviews)
49.0 mi

We continue to love this place for Friday fish fries. Four of us showed up at 5 pm. One ordered…read moredeep fried cod with baked potato and slaw. Two ordered perch which were cooked perfectly. Servings were very very generous. One person ordered blue gill and smiled the whole meal. Baked potatoes were pretty standard, but the cole slaw was excellent. Meals came with a roll and butter. As I've said before, this is the best fish fry in the region. Highly recommend without any reservations. Try it, but go early. Sometimes it's very busy.

The food was really, REALLY good. I have to say that I was surprised. The french fries were the…read morebest I've had in a long time. My crispy chicken sandwich was perfectly cooked and was bursting with flavor. The bartender was really sweet, too. Even though the place was jammed, she was friendly and attentive. We sat outside, which has a beautiful view of the countryside, a lush rolling hill to the south. The ambiance outside was relaxing. Inside was another story, but that's because someone had organized a BINGO... Is it a game? A BINGO game? I'd definitely go back. (Quick note on the pandemic: Management doesn't require masks. I'm not entirely on board with that, but I noticed that was the norm in this part of Wisconsin. If you're like me and have already recovered from COVID, you're okay here; if you're worried about getting the disease or being a carrier, your best bet would be to avoid this place.)

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The Shop Fair Valley Bar & Grill
The Shop Fair Valley Bar & Grill
The Shop Fair Valley Bar & Grill

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Country Skillet - newamerican - Updated October 2026

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