Clancy's is nestled in 'downtown' Custer, and it is surrounded on all fronts by other bars. The…read moreother bars have their own character, but what sets Clancy's apart is the food and paying attention to detail when it comes to what bars SHOULD have at their customers' disposal. The bar itself has been overhauled and re-finished in several parts until you get what you see now. In short, the place was transformed by its current owners. So, that is nice in that you can walk into a pub in Custer, WI and feel like you walked off the street in any larger town in America. The beer selection is stellar for this neck of the woods, and there is a special attention paid to Irish-oriented alcohol because, well, it's an Irish pub. That, and the owner (Clancy) looks like he crawled out of Braveheart. The food is standard to better-than-average for the most part, but by and large it is done well by Clancy's wife in the kitchen. She runs the show for the most part, and though she is alone, she manages to keep up with the appetites of those who come in...for the most part. The most celebrated food there is probably the Friday Fish Fry (a Wisconsin tradition if you didn't figure that out yet). I've eaten it a number of times, and the consistency of that particular dish is outstanding! Whether you're in Stevens Point, a local, or just moving through the area...Clancy's is worth a stop. It's also the FIRST place you should stop in its neighborhood. There are other bars, but Clancy's is going to give you a bit more of what most people are looking for. Then again, the other bars aren't terrible or overly lacking. They're just more, hmmmm, specific to their particular clientele's needs.

This place has a low profile that belies the quality of the establishment…read more Quietly hidden away just a few minutes from town the external look of Clancey"s gives promise to what's inside which is a warm and well decorated Irish bar with a welcoming publican and friendly staff . But the real stars are on the menu - all home made by the lady of the house - mostly with an Irish / English twist, and all with character and great taste. Personal favorite is the Saint Paddys pizza - a variation on the staple of corned beef and cabbage - served up on a pizza base with a gorgeous mustard sauce. Friday fish fry is baked and crumbed - nothing deep fried and is a pleasant change from the norm. If possible skip eating in the main dining room - it mostly lacks the atmosphere of the front bar and games room - and instead soak up all this place has to offer while sitting at or alongside the bar. The place gets full and busy on Friday nights but is never rowdy and the TVs are well placed and not obtrusive. And leave room for dessert - again they're home made and there's always a couple of themed items that are sure to please. Prices are very reasonable and portions are a good size. I'm a fan.

Stopped at Paulie's for lunch. They mainly have breakfast items, burgers, and sandwiches and then a…read moredaily lunch and breakfast special. I had the chicken sandwich with onion rings on it. It was really good. My husband had the Reuben. Prices were really reasonable, service was good. I'd come back.

I was here on a rainy January day. It was pretty quiet on a Monday night. I at the bar, the…read morebartender was friendly. I had a glass of regional beer, I had the bruschetta, and a pasta dish with shrimp. Food was decent. The shrimp could use a little more seasoning. I would've liked it if the bruschetta was a little warmer. Overall, it was decent.

Decided to come here for dinner. We had igloo reservations but we were a bit too chilly so we sat…read moreinside by the fire place. Service was very good, our waitress was by many times. Food was prompt. I had the mac n cheese with ribs and it was good. The portion size was large and I took half home. We also had bruschetta and that was really good. I'd love to see a couple more seafood options on the menu, but there was a decent amount to choose from.

Such a cute little hut of a restaurant. Fast, friendly service, large portions that tasted great…read more Quick to offer beverage refills, and decent prices.

Was quite busy but the waitress handled it well! The food was all good & we will come again if in…read morethe area.

I recently discovered the Plover Cafe. Everything I ordered was delicious! Had "The Californian…read moreSandwich" which is a char-grilled chicken breast, bacon, and American cheese on grilled sourdough bread. The chicken was perfectly prepared and the sandwich so nicely grilled. It came with a side choice of fries, salad, or soup. I chose the brócoli cheddar soup - yum! For dessert had a piece of Oreo pie. Loved the touch of the dollops of different whipped creams on the plate with it. The menu here is HUGE, an entire full page of breakfast items on the front, and an entire page of lunch items on the back. Plus they have daily specials too. I'll definitely be back to try more items!

Plover Cafe is a great place to enjoy an excellent breakfast…read more It's clean, servers are friendly, coffee is excellent with bottomless cups, orange juice is fresh squeezed. To top it off, on of the best breakfast skillets I ever had. Highly recommend!!

Amber Grill is attached to convention hall in the Holliday Inn. Obviously it can be accessed from…read morethe parking lot, but you can also get there by walking through the hotel and convention center. It was pretty busy tonight (Tuesday) and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised with my meal. Not that I though the food would not be good, (it was good). I just expected the service to be limited and that I would have a long wait for my food. After a little bit of a wait at the hostess station, I was seated and got almost immediate service from my waitress. Drink and salad came out quickly and main course followed in a reasonable amount of time. My waitress (Bryanna) was very friendly and attentive (she even put the Bucks Game on for me)! I really liked the teriyaki green beans that came as a side with my meal. It was a nice surprise and it was way better than your basic veggie. I was hungry, so I ordered the full rack of Ribs with Jack Daniel BBQ sauce. The full rack was actually 2 half racks and one of the two was excellent but the other one was a bit dry. (So 50/50 on the Ribs!). Even the drier rack was still not bad. This restaurant has a lot to offer. It's a place that a family could bring their kids, or a group could enjoy the bar, or in my case, a great option when your traveling and you want a good meal and want to watch the game while you eat.

We were staying at the Holiday Inn the restaurant was located in. We both ordered the prime rib…read moresandwich and upgraded to the au gratin potatoes which we sent back to get heated. How ever they heated them made the cheese chewy and chunky. The restaurant is supposed to close at 10 and the bartender who is quite rude started closing up at 8:30. Removed the popcorn from the machine at that time. Eye-rolled several times. We asked if she wanted us to leave and she replied "no, there are people at a table on the other side" Fast forward to the next night. There was a blizzard but- people gotta eat. I called to see how late they were open.(Google says 10) and whoever answered said "10- no, 9:30, no, 9:00". We went there because it was pretty much our only choice. This time, there was no popcorn. It was 7:00. We asked her to make some popcorn and she wouldn't. She took my boyfriend's drink away before he was done with it. He pointed it out and she was like " oh, sorry" eye roll again. Absolutely horrible bartender. Breakfast buffet was as weak as they come. Mo bread of any sort. I asked for toast. It was the weakest thing toast I have ever had. AND- they charges me an additional $3.00 for it.

[autistic review] Good food! Probably a 7/10…read moreThe biscuits and gravy were a little soggy and bland, not a great texture.. The pancakes and waffles were good.. Service 10/10 for sure. Super nice people. Not busy, no loud music. Pretty clean restaurant from what I saw

Want diarrhea eat up . Cold and over cooked everything. Id stay away from this placeread more

Update -- hot food hours seem to be 10-2pm, although pre-packaged foods seemed available for…read morebreakfast hours and btwn 2-3pm. They have special menus on lots of random holidays like Mardi Gras. The cookies are delicious and affordable. My favorite so far is the pumpkin one which is only 100 calories--I think that's considered a healthy veggie serving!

Bleak. Some might say the normal "mood" a hospital may hold. Well today is the day that I prove…read moreyour folks wrong. Scuttling into the establishment with my eager supervisor was an experience to say the least. Scavenging the facility from top to bottom for any slight clue that would lead us to the Holy Grail of hospital eateries. Finally, we find direction signs (and face masks) that is labeled "Archangel Café". The insatiable hunger we are feeling is soon to be satified... The signs bring us left to right to right to left the smells become stronger with that distinct café aroma. We scurry across the hospital floor to find.... our sanctuary. We walk in, assorted snacks everywhere, sandwiches and milk and PIE... delectablable. But that's not what made this place feel at home... it was the people. Our new friend that works behind the glass reminded me of those sweet older ladies that just want you to be happy for the rest of your days and wish nothing but peace and joy. It felt like a new home. Now. The food. What you would expect from a hospital café? If you said some of the greatest hole in the wall food you're absolutely correct. This place had some of the most tender pull apart-able chicken I've had in quite a hot minute! I would like the thank the individuals that brought their own elbow grease from home to make this the best lunch I've had all month. 5/5 shuttle bus exit was a nice touch