A great place to go for brunch in Green Bay. The wife and I have come to this place a few time and we have yet to leave disappointed. The food is good and well priced, and the service is friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the Spinach and Artichoke Dip there as well as their Maple Bacon French Toast. The decor inside is very suitable for a brunch, comfortable and relaxing. read more

Grapevine Café - Their delicious spinach artichoke dip. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Green Bay, Wisconsin

Restaraunt looks great inside, also great service. I went Saturday around 1045. They just stopped serving breakfast so we had to get lunch. I got the onion soup and reuben sandwich. Soup was way too cheesy and had a ton of soggy bread and just a few onions in it. The reuben was also pretty soggy. Layer after layer of meat on it with a very flavorless taste. Sauce didn't come on the sandwich, it was on the side. Im sure the breakfast is amazing, but the lunch was disappointing. read more

My family loves having breakfast at the Grapevine. The food is really good and the atmosphere is nice.

Wonderful place to meet family for lunch-beautifully decorated for Christmas also! Wonderful cappuccino!

Parking is usually full on weekends. The place is clean. Service is prompt. Menu is limited to breakfast and lunch. Food is good. When you have been here several times, the menu becomes boring. Avoid the server that wore Nelson packer jersey shirt, she is not welcoming. Looks like she was forced to work that day. read more

I would have like to have eaten here but, even though they claimed to be open, they were closed tight during posted business hours. We drove up from Appleton due to the good reviews we saw to find the place dark and outside tables not bussed fromnthe night before. Won't get fooled again. read more

This is the classic "ladies who lunch" cafe. I hope it's all right that I, a married dude, enjoy the food, atmosphere, service, quality tableware and value at Grapevine? One of the best lunch options in Brown County, especially on the east side. Even if you're the only dude in the dining room. read more

Came here during the initial weeks of the egg recall on serious a breakfast craving. We assumed with a "gourmet dining" claim that the Grapevine would deliver. After we were seated by a gesture from the back of the house our middle-aged-very-disgruntled-stuck-in-the-wrong-restaurant bad diner waitress greeted us with a forced smile and raspy voiced, "Whadda-ya-wanna-drink?" Right... disappointment right off the bat. I ordered coffee and the husband ordered a vanilla latte, judging by their extensive and overpriced espresso bar menu that it was going to be top notch. Incorrect. The coffee was okay for diner standards. The vanilla latte was TERRIBLE. The chunky foam on top of the latte was cold and was definitely leftover from a previous frothing session. The liquid residing beneath the foam was gray. Gray. What color are lattes supposed to be? Not gray. I was thoroughly confused at the quality of this drink seeing they have a pretty decent espresso machine. Upon her dreadful return we inquired with our waitress about where their eggs were sourced, whether they were part of the recall, etc. Essentially, her answer was, "I don't know and I don't care." I'm not going to waste any typing power on the mindless BS verbal vomit she tried to spew out. All I remember was that we did not get a conclusive answer and were not confident in ordering eggs. That completely put us off breakfast but we had made the drive out to this awkwardly located restaurant/home goods store/complete stranger's dining room and decided to stay. The "homey atmosphere" idea is great but is executed poorly at the Grapevine Cafe with the plastic wrap still on the seat cushions and price tags still on the table lamps and fake floral arrangements. So tacky! "Oh, sorry, can we take this chair from under you? Someone wants to buy it." That situation was in the back of my mind the whole time. So... no eggs, what's breakfast with no eggs. We had to settle with oatmeal since practically everything else had eggs in it. Our oatmeal arrived. We chuckled. We blew the dried parsley garnish off Gordon Ramsay style. I pulled my fresh fruit slices off the fresh-out-of-the-dishwasher-hot plate because I, like most people, don't like fruit to be hot unless it's in a pie. I also pondered the use of spring mix greens all squished and wilted between the oatmeal bowl and hot plate as a non-slip pad. We dug away at our massive bowls of oatmeal, we waited for over 30 minutes for our bill, we paid the total, we drove home thinking about how we could nominate this establishment for Kitchen Nightmares. Not going back for breakfast. read more

If you've ever wanted to pretend you lived in a furniture store, the Grapevine Cafe will take you one step closer to that dream. This is a furniture store where you can pull up a chair and eat breakfast at their table (for sale) while gazing at pictures on the wall (and their price tags). It's a little odd and also, a little schizophrenic with the decor. The thing I like most about the Grapevine Cafe is that the place is a little bit like a maze. There are private cubbies and little nooks and crannies where tables are stashed here and there. The place could be half full but you still won't be subjected to overhearing another table's conversations. It's actually quite nice. Foodwise, it's a solid three stars. The menu is a little sparse but it's definitely two steps above the typical greasy spoon breakfast that is common in G-Town. I've had a mushroom/spinach/cheese omelet once which was very wonderful and the other time I tried the seafood eggs benedict, which had the benefit of having real blue crab meat as well as tiger shrimp that they had obviously cooked to order (unlike other places which reheat previously cooked shrimp so that it has the taste and texture of a fishy eraser). The hollandaise sauce was actually very delicious, which means that their chef is fantastic or it's a really REALLY good premade sauce. It didn't taste like a mix, per se, but I tend to doubt that anyone around here could whip up a sauce that was so perfect and smooth as well as extremely flavorful. That being said, the servers could use some customer service training. Each time I've gone, the servers seem disengaged and somewhat annoyed with having to schlep foodstuffs for customers. I also am a little perplexed by the coffee bar. It's there, in the middle of the restaurant, and yet, the place doesn't smell like coffee. Is it just for show? Or is the coffee so truly awful that no one orders it? It is a mystery. read more

0 stars for host/manager Jim who was quite rude and told us when we arrived at 7:55a we had to be out by 8:50a because they had Mother's Day reservations that would arrive at 9a. A perfect opportunity to say "Good Morning. Let me see how we can fit you in." Not once did he help out the wait staff by filling coffees stopping at tables to check in. I know he had time to because I could see him standing at the coffee station chatting. Would you like a paying table or an empty table? No need to wonder why there is a help wanted sign on the front door when the staff doesn't get the support they need. 5 stars for our waitress Mary (?), who was lovely. The food is always good, 4 stars. read more

I had such high hopes for the Grapevine Cafe. I arrived about 9:15am, was greeted by the friendly hostess, and seated immediately despite not having a reservation. After a brief wait, I ordered coffee from my kind server, and it arrived quickly; the quality was OK, but better than what I had at my motel. I ordered the seafood benedict, and it arrived promptly. Then the problems started. I cut into one of the egg yolks to release the liquid deliciousness over the crab and English muffin, and it was hard-cooked! I cut into the second egg yolk, and it was even harder. I tasted the hollandaise sauce, and it was very light on flavor, including the faint taste of lemon. The crab and shrimp (advertised as tiger shrimp, but I doubt it), were delicious. But without the runny yolk, the entire dish was blah; the hard yolks were disgusting. And when I tasted the crispy hash browns, they were tepid! Almost cold! Even though the plate was still warm! How does that happen? I nibbled a bit until I could call down my server, and explained the situation. She immediately offered to replace the dish, agreeing with my complaints, but the problem was that I had to be at a meeting, and didn't have the time for a second serving. This dish was removed from my bill, for which I am grateful. The server repeated her desire to provide me with a new dish, and I agreed I would like it, if I had the time. I didn't think to ask for it to go, which would have solved my problem (IF the food was prepared properly), but the bottom line is I left with only a few nibbles of food, and had to go to my meeting essentially without breakfast, which made me very unhappy. The only fault here is with the kitchen, which should be able to execute poached eggs and hash browns that are palatable. This is so basic and simple to accomplish correctly, I have to wonder what they do with with more complex dishes. I'm truly sad that Grapevine Cafe literally left me with such a bad taste in my mouth. When I return to Green Bay, I'll find another spot (even fast food ... yech!) that will provide me with a better breakfast. This would be a one-star if it weren't for the great service. read more

Really nice, homey atmosphere. Our waitress, Teri, was very pleasant. My husband had the Farmers Omelette, which was quite hearty, and he left feeling full and satisfied. I had the Berry Hazelnut French Toast which was good, but I would have liked more hazelnut glaze. I did like the addition of the fresh strawberries on the plate. Their dessert case is a sight to behold-we took a piece of the Tuxedo Cake home-can't wait to dive into it! . Prices are pretty reasonable for what you get-will definitely come back! read more

Grapevine Café - Hearty Scramble...bacon, sausage and ham with scrambled eggs and hollandaise over hash browns...yum! - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Green Bay, Wisconsin

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Friendly service. Immaculate . Great food. Six breakfasts ordered...all perfectly prepared. read more

Stopped here for lunch during Restaurant Week and a great choice. This little restaurant was packed! The hostess suggested a table for me outside since I was by myself. That was a great suggestion. They have about six small tables along the side of the restaurant. A nice spot to eat if you're with one or two other people. They were offering a $10 lunch special where I ordered the crab cake, chicken salad wrap, and lemon and cheese shortcake. The crab cake was light and buttery with tomatoes sprinkled on the top with some greens. I wish I could of had ten of those and have that be my meal. The chicken salad wrap was good...pretty typical to other chicken salads but this wrap was huge! I ate half of it and was getting full. I wasn't sure I would be able to finish the rest. By the time my desert came out, I'm already slipping into a food coma. Thank goodness it was a small piece otherwise I couldn't have finished it. What a fantastic meal. I do want to go here again. When looking at the menu, their breakfast looks pretty baller. You can only get it until 10:45. Anybody want to schedule a breakfast date? read more

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This was my first experiences at Grapevine and I will definitely be back. We arrived jus after they opened and it got busy very quickly. The atmosphere is is warm and cozy with a large dining area and little dining nooks as well. It is comfortable and inviting and I did see they also have outdoor seating. They have an ample breakfast menu so everyone can find something yet it's not so many items that it gets overwhelming. They serve Door County coffee, which was hot and fresh and my cup was never empty. I had the Farmer's omelet and it was wonderful, the vegetables were perfectly cooked and it was nice and hot, actually large enough for two. I don't know if they make their bread in house but the sour dough is amazing. My friend had the baked oatmeal and this was easily enough for two. Wonderful friendly staff and the very reasonably priced especially for the amount of food you get. I can't wait to go back and try some more of their delicious breakfast menu. I definable recommend. read more

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This place is absolutely delicious. We took a detour on our road trip to stop in for a bite to eat and it was worth it! The plate sizes are huge for a great price. I had the Strawberry Chicken Salad, and French Onion Soup and they were both great! My Dad had a huge cappuccino. He said it was the biggest he's ever had and for a great price. If you are on a long road trip or just passing through and are hungry or want to stretch your legs and shop a little this is definitely the place to stop! They have a cute little shop inside as well. I wish I could give them more stars but I guess five will do ;) read more

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Fantastic place with an different and fun environment plus a hidden boutique shop inside that is pretty darn big. The food was great and coffees even better! Good breakfast and sandwiche place read more

Got The asparagus and spinach scramble, it was good, but it wasn't as special as the raspberry fritter French toast - which was really good!!! The coffee was better than average for a place that has free refills. Service was good Prices were reasonable Easy parking read more

This place was an interesting restaurant. My fiancé and I were seated in a tiny room. It was nice and private. The funny part was the decor all had price tags on them. When you're there, get the French onion soup. It was great. Everything else was pretty standard. Go through the store after dinner. You'll see some cute stuff for home and ladies' shoes/accessories. I bought a pair of shoes and a wind chime. read more

Food is spot on all the time! The outside dining experience was the best! The eggs Benedict is always my go to as well as the breakfast skillets they will never let you down! read more

Went there in the summer for lunch. The restaurant is within a store, which makes it a bit unusual. Also, I seem to remember that that have odd hours. The staff and service was great. The famous chicken salad was delicious, so was the pineapple cashew salad. Will go back there soon. So far, this has been the best lunch experience in the Green Bay area. read more

The grapevine is my new favorite when on green bay, wi. This restaurant is "title towns" home grown version of Cracker Barrel. The coffee is strong, black and hot and the servers rock! Our server was Sarah and her service was most excellent. We plan on returning next time we are in the green and gold read more

Grapevine Café - Yum, black, hot and strong - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Green Bay, Wisconsin

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I know this place is a favorite in Green Bay. I didn't think it was all that. The menu is limited and not creative... it's not even a good 'cafe' menu. I had pork with green beans. The green beans were honestly so salty that I couldn't eat them. The pork was dried out. I mentioned something to the server who politely apologized. read more

Downgrading it. I went back again after not having been here in awhile and the service was terrible. I went for breakfast and a part of having breakfast is being able to drink coffee. But the coffee was hard to come by. I think I went up to the counter and asked for it myself after awhile. The server was then very angry with me. The end. read more

We live very close to Grapevine Cafe and have frequented this restaurant quite a bit for breakfast and brunch. My fiancé loves (or used to love) their homemade corned beef hash. When we stopped in today, he ordered the hash like he normally does. He was very disappointed to find that they now use the cheap canned greasy corned beef hash. We are unsure if this is their new standard or if they were out of their usual ingredients. A heads up from the wait staff on the change would have been appreciated. $12 for canned hash is a lot. Our waitress was very personable but seemed very scattered. To be honest we've always had spotty service here but the food has made up for it. We've recommended Grapevine to a lot of friends but are unsure if we will come back again. read more

Our waiter was very polite. He was working very hard because along with our table he was waiting on about 7 others. Our food took awhile and my water was not refilled the entire time there. Management needs more waiting staff. My girlfriend got the farmers omelet which was a 7 out of 10 and I got the seafood omelet which I would not recommend. It had no flavor. read more

So I have eaten at some of the finest restaurants in San Francisco, Seattle, and San Diego but the dinner tonight was 95% perfect And better than most. I had the Salmon Florentino, with asparagus, rice and sourdough. Paired it with a Honey Ale from a local brewery, fantastic. Their soup was a Ham, broccoli, pepper jack cream, to die for. Brooke, with and "E" set me up right with her suggestion. The Salmon was perfectly cooked. The belly section was a flakey as the main fillet. Seared just right and flakey and moist throughout. The Spinach garnish was wilted perfectly and was fresh, not easy to find this time of year In Wisconsin . The asparagus was lightly seasoned and tender enough to cut with a fork. No toughness at all. The sourdough was better than I've gotten in San Fransisco. Service, atmosphere, beer and wine list very good. The only criticism that would push this dish over the top, herb garlic butter, not something in a plastic foil container and changing the regular basic rice to wild rice. Had that been done, this would have been a 10. As it was, I gave the entire experience a 9.5. Oh and the total dinner, with drinks, and tip, less than $35.00. Anyplace else I would have gladly paid $50.00 plus. A total bargain. Defiantly will be eating hear on my next trip to Green Bay. Jeff M from California read more

This is my favorite spot in Green Bay for lunch. Their chicken dumpling soup and strawberry salad is to die for. Seriously unbeatable salad!! read more

If you are a retired older woman, this is the place for you. We were the youngest in the place(mid 40's for us) by far, which would have been no big deal BUT we were treated completely different than the rest of the tables around us! Our waitress seemed annoyed by my order and never came back to see if we needed anything or liked our food. My omelet was quite tasty, and the dry bread was even good. I don't understand at all why people put black olives, not kalamata olives, in a greek omelet, so I ordered my omelet without the black olives. There were a lot of artichokes, spinach and feta so it was quite good. My husband had the quiche and it was pretty good. Had a huge glob of melted cheese on the top which was odd, but after scraping it off all was good. They offer Door Co. Coffee, which is mediocre at best. I'll come back if my mom wants to go, but not again as my choice. After breakfast we were driving towards Ledgeview, and noticed The Creamery. We went inside to check it out, and will definitely go back to eat there. The workers were extremely friendly even though we weren't even there to eat! read more

Great French toast and hash browns. Friendly service. Run of the mill egg dishes. Standard cute country decor

This place is amazing!!! I went here a few weeks ago. We went kind of late right before it was closing and the waiter was still amazing. He didn't rush us and took his time with us. He was very attentive. The food was delious and it was my first time there too. I plan to go back. read more

Since we live near to here, we come here quite a bit. Mostly for breakfast. I'm a big fan of the scramblers. I do avoid the orange juice though, I don't know if they make it from concentrate or if I just don't like the brand they use(very possible, I'm picky about orange juice), but it always seems a bit sour. My fiancé always gets whatever flavored coffee they have that day and usually always enjoys it. When we come for dinner I generally get a burger and chips and I've never been disappointed. I would recommend trying them out. And if you stop in you should wander through the gift shop that is attached to the restaurant. There are usually samples of some of the dip mixes they sell. read more

I really like this resturant. They have a great selection of salads. My favorite is the Apple Harvest. I also really enjoy the baked french onion soup and the artichoke dip. The service is very friendly and they always have different specials. They also have small "cut out" rooms that offer more privacy for dining. read more

Good food but surly and impatient service. I place a pick up order for their chicken dumpling soup. It's very good and I recommend it. The person on the phone however was impatient and seemed to blame me when the phone connection started fading in an out. Took it in stride and placed the order. At pickup I got the guy from the phone. He was irritated I did not know what he expected when he slid me the credit card device that I had never touched before. It was not cooperating and he was very impatient. Left quickly and in a worse mood than when I called them. read more

Grapevine is a great destination for lunch not only because of consistently good food, service, and atmosphere, but it offers us ladies additional shopping opportunities. It's fun to wander thru Homestead Decor, and then head next door to Lady Savannah. Then if you still have money in your wallet, Target is right across the street! I always get the quiche of the day accompanied by a delicious muffin. You can't go wrong! This is why their parking lot is always full! read more

This was an interesting breakfast place. When you first walk in it looked like a Kirkland's store and had a boutique attached to it. It didn't seem really like a restaurant. We walked in to get a table while we waited for family to get there. We did have a large group of 7 people and at first they threw two chairs on the end of a standard kitchen table that not even two small children could fit at. We came very early in the morning since our group was large. It seemed a bit off putting how little effort was put into accommodating us. When we spoke up the moved us to a much large table that comfortably sat all 7 adults and required no rearranging of any furniture. There was no one really in the place just yet so I couldn't understand why there had to be a pinch point like that. They then recognized my family members as quite the regulars and our level of service changed immensely. She was super nice, got our food in right away and it was pretty good! My boyfriend and I are from Chicago and are big breakfast spot people and this one did the trick, but nothing to rave about. It's a pretty small menu. I did however try my moms raspberry stuffed French toast and it was super yummy! I'd go back since my family lives close to there, but that's really about it. read more

Good home cooking at a very reasonable price this place is worth a stop friendly service a real mom & pop place! We had a strawberry crepe and a fiesta chicken skillet this last visit and we enjoyed both dishes. read more

Really liked this place. Was in town for a wedding and found this place on yelp so the boyfriend and I decided to give it a try. The place had really nice decor on the inside, it smelled lovely and there were (fake) flowers everywhere which just kind of set the tone for a really pleasant brunch. The food was delicious, our waitress was a sweetheart and the muffins that we took to go (cinnamon and blueberry) were so yummy. Definitely a great little breakfast spot. read more

Used to be better but recently removed a lot of items from the menu. Desserts are way over priced and the same all the time (hint get some seasonal options). read more

1/2 restaurant 1/2 furniture store you feel like you won't be able to afford the prices on the food by how it looks walking in but they are surprisingly reasonable a great breakfast for 2 under $20 and that included the tip a bit out of the way but Worth the extra journey the food is amazing would love to try lunch or dinner ,next time I'm in green bay I guess read more