Stopped in during a day of walking the town shops, and am still impressed with the food here. I…read morelearned that their menu can change with the seasons, but today was prefect for us. We had a Bulldog Burger done to perfection. The flavor was done so well. The Maple Bacon Chicken Sandwich was big enough for two meals. Add the sweet potato fries and your meal is complete. The Veggie Poke Bowl was incredible, with the seaweed being prepared just right. Sitting outside on the patio is delightful. The ambiance is nice, but I believe. you need to ask to access it from the street level if you have mobility issues, as their stairs to the front door and again down to the patio. There is a patio gate so I assume this could be done. But the restrooms are not accessible to a wheelchair. Even the presentation of the drinks and food is done well. It is worth a stop anytime you are in town.

The Stilt House is a great little gastropub right on Cedar Creek. It is a go-to restaurant of ours…read morewhen we stroll through downtown Cedarburg. They have plenty of room both inside and outside, with a cute patio right on the river. I have yet to get something on their menu that I haven't liked, today it was the brisket melt, bacon brie burger, and buffalo lemon pepper fries, which were all so delightful. They also change up their menu items frequently, so every time I'm there, they always have something new for me to try. They have a long beer list, definitely making it hard to choose just one, however I opted for a spicy bloody, which was delicious. The servers were great and all of our food came out hot, in a timely manner. Overall, we love Stilt House for a casual lunch spot in downtown Cedarburg!

Another memorable dinner at the Twisted Willow. Bryanna was our bartender and made amazing…read morecocktails. I had the Aviator which was refreshing and the Blackberry Smash which was tart and delicious. I had the short ribs - superb with a rich brown sauce that had such depth of flavor. So satisfying. My husband had the chicken Marsala feature. Tasty but could have had more sauce. Consistently a great dining experience.

We went to Twisted Willow on a Saturday evening for supper to celebrate our wedding anniversary,…read moreand overall, we had a good experience. The food was definitely the highlight. I especially recommend the Thai Peanut Shrimp--it was incredibly flavorful and came with a generous amount of shrimp. The Bang Bang Shrimp appetizer was another standout. It was served hot and fresh with a light, crispy breading and a delicious dipping sauce. So good! We also had cocktails, which were just okay for me. They tasted a little watered down and weren't as spirit-forward as I prefer. I also thought the décor felt a little tired and didn't quite match the more interesting menu. Overall, though, we really enjoyed our dinner and would recommend Twisted Willow if you're looking for something a little different and flavorful while visiting Port Washington!

This was a cool spot that was new to us and I'm glad we went to check it out!…read more Tucked behind the Stagecoach inn, you walk on a charming stone path to a back building area that is teeming with vines, fairy lights and whimsy. You walk into a large rustic timber building that's filled with patrons enjoying live music (on a Saturday at least!). The staff was welcoming and found us a table right away despite the busy evening. They have tented outdoor seating, as well as a quieter patio, in addition to the indoor seating - the music was loud inside but you could easily find a quieter spot. We went for drinks post-dinner, so not sure how their food is, but we did order some carrot cake that was AMAZING!!! Seriously, so good. It was all made in house and was sitting on a caramel drizzle . It was a huge piece that 4 of us easily split. We will go back!

Very pretty looking place, and must have cost a fortune to build as the owners seem to be building…read moreupon it frequently still. But I cannot begin to tell you the decibel of the music is insane. I mean if you are 25 it's probably cool but wow I just don't understand how the owners don't get it. Way too loud for me but the food was ok not special. I can only say its a beautiful building. Think they could have stuck with the original plan of outside seating in good weather.

This is my favorite fish fry. The beer batter is perfect.. great flavor, crispy, and not too thick…read more The grilled is also always a great option. I love the little potato pancakes or subbing for a side salad.

I gave my wife a choice of two places we could try in the Cedarburg/Grafton area on a Friday night…read moreand C. Wiesler's Saloon was the one she picked. I got the beer battered haddock with potato pancakes and both my wife and kids all got plain cheeseburgers with fries. We also shared mozzarella sticks and cheese curds. The mozzarella sticks are generic and taste like the kind you can get from Arby's or Walmart's hot deli bar. The cheese curds were also generic, but good. Both are cheap price wise compared to other restaurants, but you subsequently don't get a ton of curds given the low price. Six mozzarella sticks wasn't unreasonable. The cheeseburger was ok. It didn't have much, if any, seasoning, but at least had some char flavor. The fries weren't very crispy and were both bland and unsalted. The beer battered haddock (which I sadly forgot to take a picture of) only had two pieces for $15 and was some of the most disappointing fish I've had. I didn't care for the flavor of the breading and it was overcooked, so the breading was slightly burned and the fish was dry. The potato pancakes consisted of five or six small hashbrown circles. Though small, they were good. They were quite busy inside while we were there, so it took about 45 minutes to get our appetizers and an hour to get our entrees. The patio area is nice and offers shade in the evening. It was a cool night temperature wise, so a pleasant experience during our long wait. The inside was loud and the dining area isn't huge so I'm glad we sat outside.

I had a coupon for Lucky Shotz and it was a Friday night in Wisconsin, so stopping in for a fish…read morefry just made sense. I got mozzarella logs for an appetizer and went with perch and potato pancakes for the entree. The menu says the mozzarella logs were Italian breaded, but my waitress informed me that they instead had wonton style. In addition to being wonton wrapped it was almost like they were battered, but very dryly so there was a dust or powder on the outside that was kind of unpleasant. If this is a permanent change in style I wouldn't get them again. I really enjoyed the potato pancakes. They were clearly homemade and had some nice crispy edges. I appreciate that they came with both syrup and applesauce by default because I will always ask for syrup for my potato pancakes and having applesauce too is a bonus. I'd venture that most places that serve perch do it with beer batter. Having it breaded with cornmeal was certainly different. I don't think the breading accentuated the flavor of the perch like beer batter does and maybe even covered it up more than I would have liked, but I enjoyed the crispiness it achieved. The menu didn't specify lake perch or yellow perch, so I was expecting something cheaper like pike perch when it said the meal came with five pieces. Instead, it was yellow perch, which is fantastic, but I find it odd they give you two and a half butterflies instead of a full three. Raise the price a little if you need to and give us the full third butterfly.

Great time here great drinks here and everyone was talking about Rebecca they even has a countdown…read moreto when she will be at the bar. I'm not quite sure but had an excellent time . See ya soon

Cruising through Yelp reviews, we decided to venture here from our Lake House on a Friday night…read more Very glad we did. Housed in what feels like a very old building, the dining room is unassuming with a bar along one side. Waubeka, the town in which STG sits, was the birthplace of Flag Day and the dining room was adorned in red, white, and blue (or it could be for July 4th but who knows). Service was quick. I opted for the fried walleyed with the german potato salad. My better half was in a pizza mood. We started off cheese filled breadsticks aka Stony Sticks-they were solid. The pizza probably suffered from almost too much cheese but did the trick. The stand out being the walleye. It was extremely tasty. Perfectly fried with a light breading, it was heavenly. The german potato salad was a step away from my grandmother's and thats saying alot. At $18, it was a great value. It's a 25 min drive away and well worth it. We will be back.

We went in there for a Lasagna to go last night . The price says 10.00 for Thursday special , we…read morewere never told anything about full price to take to go and 2.00 extra to take out .our 10 lasagna turned into 16.00 .It doesn't say anywhere on the website about all those charges. Very frustrated. What a crock of crap . Every time we go in there we get ripped off .

Amazing amazing service and amazing food and you can't help but get the western feel of the whole…read moreplace in summer time you get to sit around the fireplace outside gives you a comfy cozy feeling sipping on your favorite drink

This place is a hidden gem for food. The burgers are awesome the prime rib was always awesome when…read moreI used to get it and I also like the pizza. They used to have duck strips and I miss them.

My family and I ordered carryout on a Friday night. I got the perch with potato pancakes and a…read moresingle piece of cod just to try it, my kids got grilled cheese and chicken strips with fries, and my wife got a crispy chicken bacon ranch wrap with fries. I love the combination of perch and Italian breading. That style of breading is a perfect compliment to the flavor of the perch and I wish more places would make theirs similarly. Sadly, the cod was very wet so the breading fell apart and it wasn't as beneficial as it was on the perch. The potato pancakes were almost too dense and, as you can see from the picture I posted, were not cooked on the bottom at all. I've had far better potato pancakes elsewhere and wouldn't get theirs again. Both of the kids liked their dinners. The only thing I noticed that was off was the grilled cheese was toasted enough to brown the bread and melt the cheese on the edges, but none of the cheese inside was melted. Minor, but notable. My wife thought the wrap had a very generous amount of meat, cheese, and lettuce. She appreciated that it was romaine lettuce, not iceberg, and that the ranch was sparce instead of excessive as that let the other flavors shine instead of being overpowered. The gentleman behind the bar who brought our food out and handled our bill was friendly. I did notice, though, that none of the staff was wearing masks and there were a few groups of people close to each other at the bar, so social distancing probably isn't something they're taking too seriously for those who are worried about the COVID-19 situation.

Breaded Cod : B- Fries : B+ : Seasoned Fries…read morePotato Pancakes : B : Homemade. Old Fashioned : C : $3.75 : They use JERO's mix Clam Chowder : D Service : A+ Tarter Sauce : Very mild Final Grade: B- This was our first time trying out the Richfield Roadhouse. We were greeted warmly by manager Brian. He took great care of us and even shared a few jokes. (If he looks familiar to you, that's because he used to own Sario's in Jackson! Sario's closed in 2003.) Old Fashioned was made with Jero's mix and wasn't that great. It was strong and cheap so it gets a C. It's so hard to find a good hand muddled OF! The clam chowder was not the best. (See the picture) It was a brownish color with giant potatoes. It was not creamy, more like a stew instead. Clam flavor was almost unnoticeable. I would not order this again. Breaded cod was slightly under cooked. The color on the fry was on the pale side for me and could be more crispy. Fillets were on the medium size. The breading tasted good and was seasoned well. And the fish was flaky and mild. (I had the "special" which included 2 stuffed shrimp. I would pass on these next time.) The fries were crunchy and more of a seasoned fry. Potato pancakes were homemade. They were a little under cooked as well, but then again, I prefer a crispy potato pancake. The flavor was really good, not overly onion-y. The place itself is fun. There is a Pull Tab machine and we won $1. There are also games for kids to play as well as a few slot machines. Seating is limited so get there early. Patio is open for the summer. Service was great. Prices are great. Cod is not bad. Potato pancakes are worth a try. But skip the clam chowder. We will be back.