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.

A fantastic place to catch a band and enjoy some beach vibes…read more My go to is their fish tacos can't get enough of them. The staff is quick and friendly a real plus

We stopped here via pontoon after tooling around the lake for a bit. It's very casual. Lots of kids…read morerunning around. Very kitschy typical party bar off a lake. We ordered a round of drinks. The tap beers have a hole in the bottom of the plastic glass to fill them and the stoppers have rather 'dirty' sayings on them that certainly brought a bunch of laughs to our table. We also got the cheese curds which were delicious. Service was great. We also filled up with gas which was really easy.

Memorial Day Friday, great opened at 3:00pm. Had a wonderful…read moreBloody Mary & Beer Chaser. So Tasty. The Seafood Soup delicious, beautiful presentation. I had the 6 Periogis mashed potatoes & cheese with fried onion/bacon on top. Leftovers home. Next time the Cabbage Rolls, an absolute Favorite. Our Waitress so nice kind & helpful. Beautiful Earrings & Top. Best to bring Cash or hefty service charge for credit card:( Not fond of that. Ambiance friendly and clean. Hubby said Men's room light out, older facility. We are part of the "Theatre Group" other side of restaurant. Enjoyed our time there. Thank You

Super friendly neighborhood bar/restaurant with their own special old fashions, great pizzas and…read morefried chicken plus real polish dishes!!

Home cooked foods. Great breakfasts! Small and cordial…read moredining room. Friendly staff Small town clientele but very friendly and outgoing.

Beautifully restored school house interior. Bell and all! Wonderful experience. Many tasty food…read moreoptions. Price is reasonable. Prompt service. Our family of four will be back!

Wonderful service and fantastic fish(cod). I would completely recommend. Pretty drive from…read moremauston too.

They have car shows snd thats why we were there. We had already eaten so we didn't try thr food…read more We did look at tbe menu. Its s basic bar food with sandwiches. They apparently have a fish fry and ribs and prime rib. They do have an 8 oz sirloin. I cant really see it as a supper club with one steak on the menu and not one that i would call a great steak. But to be fair i didnt eat there. The car shows was great. The lady bartender made great drinks. As for food i leave that up to others to research. Pictures are from car shows. The mustang convertible was cool but the yellow vw beetle was immaculatez. Looks like it was just driven off a new car lot.

Great local diner with an L-shaped counter and tables around the edges. They were quick with a menu…read moreand snuck my order in right away while another table deliberated what they wanted. Wife wanted soup and got the Chicken and Barley. I grabbed a Mushroom & Swiss. Both were good.

Excellent Homemade foods. However, we ordered a cheeseburger and patty melt. Gal never asked how we…read morewanted our meat. Hubbys was pink:( he prefers well done. Mine was okay. It's wrong to upcharge any fries for $3.99:(( Wrong and A crime:( Hamburgers $10? Patty Melt $12. COME ON You'd have more Business

Good food, great service. Wings, burger, and chicken bacon wrap were all delicious…read more Nice and clean bar.

Not open on a Saturday at 12:50 PM. We actually weren't the only people in the parking lot looking…read moreto have food either. 6 other customers were there on UTVs. Great spot for someone to have a restaurant if it was open.

Know before you go…read more.. Let's just start by saying that I am a big fan of German food, and given that there just so few German restaurants around, when I find one I get excited to try it. Initially, I was hoping to dine here with my wife on a Monday evening, but the online hours said they were closed. So we drove downtown into the Dells to search out somewhere to eat. As we drove past Hofbrewzhaus, I saw that they were actually open, so we excitedly parked and walked over. The exterior is really nicely done, and it looks modern and up-to-date, as if someone was really excited about what they were doing. Having heard they had 30 or so German beers, I was excited to try something I don't often get. My first hint that something was odd was when we walked in the door, and the wall in front of us was done up with Colombian flags and other such South American decorations. I was confused, but we continued in to the bar area, where we met a friendly Colombian (?) woman wearing a t-shirt that said "Prost!" Businesses in the Dells are known for having a lot of foreign employees, so again, this didn't throw me off too much. She sat us at a table, and served us, and was very friendly and sweet the whole time. We tipped her well. When we opened our menus, however, I quickly noted that page 1 was German food (and it was a somewhat limited menu), and page 2 was Colombian food (and it was a jam-packed, extensive menu). I ordered beer, and it took about 5 tries to pick something they actually had! Somehow, I managed to pick--again and again--the beers they were out of. Bit of a bummer, but I suppose it happens. Still, it's never a good feeling when you can't trust the menu... Anyway, I got schnitzel and my wife got something Colombian. I had ordered the schnitzel sandwich (which was around $14) and was served the actual schnitzel entree (which was $22)...but oh well. Look, none of this is really a complaint...service was good, the food was ultimately fine. The beer (once I found one they had) was good. But it was nothing special. And if you're looking for an authentic German experience, this was about as authentically German as the kids running around Wizard Quest down the street are authentically wizards. About as authentically German as Mt. Olympus Waterpark is authentically ancient Greek. About as authentically German as Kalahari Resort is an authentically southern Africa safari experience. Which...I suppose...fits the Dells...

I read the reviews before coming here. My husband didn't. Hence this mess of a review…read more I don't enjoy giving one-Star reviews. You'll see I rarely give them. I was a business owner and I know that kind of thing can hurt. But there comes a time.... It would appear that this used to be a very good German restaurant. The building has exquisite bones, with German murals on the wall etc. there's an adorable outdoor area that looks like a German fest. Idk what exactly happened, but presumably it's what's happened to many German restaurants. They were started many years ago by immigrants and then eventually the line died out or lost interest. I'm assuming it was bought by a family from Colombia. Who for an unfathomable reason must have thought "we'll still keep the German restaurant but just add a Colombian menu too." Which really wouldn't stress me if they cooked both foods well. You do you. But when they cook German food so poorly as to make it inedible, then I get pissed off, because food is super expensive now and you've just made me waste $50 on horrible food. No! There was absolutely nothing on the menu for a vegetarian to eat besides an $18 salad or cheese curds. I went with them figuring I'd just eat later at home. Hubs ordered his favorite German meal, chicken with gravy and spaetzle. The gravy tastes like they opened a jar, the meat was anemic and he described it as floppy. Had barely any coating. And the spaetzle was inedible. It's his favorite thing. He always orders extra. The place was like a ghost town and now I know why. Believe it. Supposedly the Colombian food is better so just dump the German part and make it a Colombian restaurant if you enjoy that. If you like German food I wouldn't recommend eating here.