Was assaulted by both bartenders and group of regulars resulting in me being in a coma on life…read moresupport with a trake tube down my throat almost losing my life. Tryed to call 911 and bartender forcefully took my phone to prevent me from calling the police

Stopped at this bar on a night of bar-hopping a little over a month ago, after trying some apps at…read morethe new bar across the street. Since my girl and I had a less-than-pleasant experience at the new Prison Pub, we needed to see how this bar compared. First impression was that the vibe was pretty chill. The bartender was very friendly with a very welcoming smile on her face. She was very attentive to all the customers and was constantly moving around and socializing with everyone, which was not what we could say about the bar across the street. Overall we met some very nice people and all had a blast. We closed the night here and can't recommend it enough. Thank you for making a great first impression to your neighbors in Ripon.

Excellent food especially the burgers. Bartender is also the server much of the time but is good…read more Packer bar with lots of memorable

Food and service are incredible! Friday night fish fry a must have! If you like the Green Bay…read morePackers,a place to go!!

A very good start indeed. Only open a few weeks, I walked away impressed. Stopped in on a Friday…read morenight to sample their fish fry. They were out of their Walleye special so opted for the combo platter-I chose cod and perch as my option with a side of german potato salad. The fish was perfectly fried with the beer batter on the cod and breading on the perch being a perfect complement to each fish. The german potato salad is a must get and some of the best I have tried (next to my mother's). Excited to try their weekend breakfast at some point. Their exterior is being renovated at the moment-just look for the solid door with the Pan and Parlor sign to enter. A great addition to the Campbellsport area.

This was our first time going and we had reservations for 5 o'clock. We got it seated promptly. Our…read moreorder was taken shortly after, but it took over an hour to get our food. Our waiter never came back, never checked on us never kept us updated. The food was lukewarm at best. We won't be going back.

My go to place in town for a great hamburger and a beer, Friday night fish, pizza, wraps, I think I…read morehave tried something from each section of the menu, and it was all fantastic. It's a local hangout for happy hours and it seems like the locals have been coming here forever. It gets kinda rowdy when someone is having a party, but that's a testament that it's a great place to be. The wait staff is great. Even on a busy day they are happy to serve you and usually check back to see if the food is good, and later they ask if you need anything else. I highly recommend.

The cheese curds, beer, and "chippers" get a 5/5…read more The wings were chewy and sparsely sauced. The service was extremely friendly and pleasant, but a little slow. We didn't mind. I'd come back, but would never recommend the wings. If I enjoyed my main dish this would be a 4/5 review.

This is a no thrills joint with pretty much strictly locals visiting. CASH ONLY BAR. It's like a…read moresemi-looking house turned into a bar right by highway 151. There is parking located right out front and usually nobody to few people are at this place. But if you are feeling like being off the beaten track and in a one of a kind Fond-Du-Lac joint with no tourists ... this might be your spot!! They have happy hour, full bar, beers in bottles and a pool table along with a few other games. Keep it real and simple I.e- Rolling Rock, PBR, Bud Light.

A few times recently, in a fish fry specific group on social media, I saw pictures of the…read moreFisherman's Platter from The Marsh Inn and each time I knew I had to have it, even with it being a 40 minute drive from where I live and in the middle of nowhere. I was able to get out of work early on a Friday and make my way up there to beat the dinner rush. In addition to the Fisherman's Platter, which I got with potato pancakes, I ordered cheese nuggets. The cheese nuggets were not what I was hoping for. I wanted a nice crunchy breading, but instead they had the cornmeal-like breading that I can't stand on cheese curds because it doesn't get crunchy and retains too much grease. I ate some because I didn't want to waste all the money I spent on them, but I didn't finish them. If you want a large fish fry for a reasonable price given the amount of food ($20.95 as of 2/24/2023), the Fisherman's Platter is no joke. The meal consisted of six shrimp, four pieces of cod, four pieces of bluegill, two pieces of "perch", and three potato pancakes when you choose that for your side. The potato pancakes were not homemade, but that's not necessarily a problem. I appreciated getting three of them while most places would probably only give you two. The shrimp was very lightly breaded, almost to the point of not being breaded at all. It was a good contrast to the breading on all of the other items if you don't want everything heavily deep fried. The four pieces of cod were small and were probably the equivalent of two regular size pieces at most other restaurants. The bluegill where the greasiest of all the items and had more of a farm-raised taste than a fresh-out-of-the-lake taste. I put perch in quotations above because I believe this was pike, not truly perch, based on the size, shape, and flavor of the two large pieces. Not bad, but not the quality of yellow perch and not surprising since pike doesn't cost nearly as much as yellow perch. I thought the cod was the best of all the seafood on the plate. I'm not going to go back just for that, but if I happen to ever be out that way again on a Friday, I'd stop for the cod with potato pancakes and maybe pair them with the shrimp to get the contrast in texture. As a note, The Marsh Inn is cash only. They have an ATM with a $2.75 surcharge (as of 2/24/2023) for withdrawing.

One of my favorite small town bars in dodge county. Bartenders are friendly, burgers always hit the…read morespot, & they even have a small tap selection that rotates seasonally. I believe it's still a cash only joint... luckily there's an ATM on site.

A local told me about this place and said to go on Monday when they have All You Can Eat Jumbo…read moreChicken Wings for like $10.00. Totally worth it, not even sure how they make any money on it except from maybe beers sales but dang was it good and a GREAT value (it also comes with a big basket of fries as well) They had about 10 sauces you could pick from and the service was great. It's in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by corn fields but so worth a stop. They have a daily deal every day. I've was told some guys will come and eat up to 30 wings, they they will keep serving until you are full!

The worst service ever the food used to be good, but after waiting for 50 minutes, my daughter got…read moreher undercooked burger. My wife got her potato that was raw, and when she asked for a new one, the waitress slammed the potato on the table and said go get your own fucking potato, so rude when the owner spoke to Us, she was very defensive about the bad poor behavior of her server. How terrible this place will be closed in six months don't go.

My son and I stopped in for a late lunch yesterday for the first time ever, chose it off Google…read moreMaps on a whim....great choice! Food was outstanding and so was Guido...Great find, great stop! Will be back...

Really nice small town bar. Service was very friendly, like eating at someone's home. Food was…read moresuper tasty as far as bar food goes. The guido burger was great.

Stopped in on a recent Saturday for lunch. It was relatively quiet so bellied up to the bar…read more Sauer's is pretty spacious inside with the requisite gaming machines along the wall. My server/bartender was attentive and very welcoming. A solid selection of taps, cans/bottles and your standard offering of booze. They do have a menu of different old fashioneds for those inclined. Their menu is your standard pub options-appetizers, pizza, wings, burgers, sandwiches, and fish on Fridays. I opted for one of their daily specials-steak sandwich. I opted for the upgrade for the side of fries that came with and selected the pickle chips. I am glad I did as they are some of the best I have tasted in quite sometime. Thinly sliced, they were perfectly fried with a thin batter that didn't hide the flavor of the pickle. The sandwich also hit the mark-tender steak nestled between a ciabatta bun. It was great. Highly recommend checking out Sauer's-a solid pub with some great food.

We stopped in for lunch. Our waitress, a young woman with a tattoo on her leg, didn't seem to know…read morewhat was going on. My spouse ordered the grilled cheese, which said on the menu it came with a choice of two cheeses. When he said which two cheeses he wanted, the waitress said that would be an extra charge. When he pointed to the menu, she said "she'd have to check". She never came back to tell us if he got two cheeses or not. We weren't given any utensils, so I had to get up and get my own from the hostess station. My burger had a very strong taste of livestock and barnyard. I also ordered an ice water which was almost undrinkable. At least invest in a faucet filter, guys. The homemade chips with garlic cream cheese were very good, though. At the end of the meal, the waitress brought our check, but then came and took it away from us because she forgot to add the beer my spouse ordered because their water had such a bad taste. Since she had already dropped the ball so many times, this could have been an opportunity to extend a gesture of good will and give it to him on the house, but alas. In addition, they have kind of a snotty little sign in the entrance demanding you wipe your feet as if you're a child, and they proudly display that they do not offer any service for their ample patio seating. Just not a great experience.