Very good and a good theme…read more Very good and a good theme. I highly recommend this restaurant. Best grilled cheese that I have ever found - by far.

Took my bestie here for her birthday lunch in November. It was cute little cafe. Great decor,…read more looks like a ship. Food was very flavourful. Bestie got the turkey sandwich, I got the fish & chips. We both had drinks. They were also well made. Only downside - not handicapped accessible unless there's a hidden elevator. We didn't see one. Definitely still be back.

Enjoyed our stop here. Great atmosphere and our server was awesome, wish I could remember her…read morename. My burger was was great and ordered the chips with beer cheese very good. My wife's food was great also. If in the area I would stop again - great view on the lake.

Just ok. Service was…read moreslow on a day when we really didn't have time to spend 2 hours eating lunch. The waitress was a little awkward. "I can give you two or three refills but then you have to buy another soda." Ok if that's your policy, and also I'm totally fine if they aren't free refills on soda, but it was just weird and awkward the way she led with that. The food was average. I had a perch sandwich and beer cheese soup. The kids seemed to like what they ordered - one with a California chicken sandwich and the other with the kids tenders. Both raved about the fries. Kids meals were half off on Sunday, which was cool. The location on the marina is gorgeous. Their beer menu wasn't super updated, but I did get to try a pastry sour that was pretty good.

This place will take care of you. Put your name on the list and you will be fed even after closing…read moretime.. when seated service was quick.Drinks first and hot food shortly afterwards...... perfect timing. The crab cake sandwich and fried shrimp dinner was delicious. This place has a big menu it's so much more to try, and they have specials for every day of the week.. you can also buy fresh seafood to cook yourself. I can't wait to come back .....try this place if you haven't it's definitely worth it!!! I watched my server take multiple tables orders with out writing anything down...that's definitely special....... And she got everything done right and quickly. Great service!!!

I had a meal here many years ago while in town and enjoyed it. Recently I had the opportunity to…read morereturn. St. Paul Fish Market is located inside the very busy and popular Milwaukee Public Market indoor shopping complex downtown. It reminds me of the Pike Place Fish Market in Seattle. The only parking option that I am aware of is metered street parking. The building has 2 levels but the 1st floor is where most of the business are. It appeared to me that St. Paul's is the most popular business there. It is a seafood restaurant and fresh fish market. They have a small sit down area for table service dining or you can order your food to go at the counter. After being seated and reviewing the menu I decided to order the same meal I had over 11 years ago. I went with a bowl of clam chowder for $8 to start and then added a fried grouper sandwich ($16) with french fries for another $2.50. The chowder was perfect. Flavorful, delicious and I wanted more (5). The sandwich also was delicious and satisfying made with quality fish, lettuce, tomato, and bread. However while it tasted very good halfway through eating it the bread bun started to disintegrate and then quickly turned to mush before I could finish. Then I needed a fork to finish it. It got messy and I don't like that in a sandwich. It's only for that reason I give an overall 4 score instead of a 5. The french fries were very good tasting too but I had ordered too much food and only had room for a few of them.The table service was very warm and friendly. I believe St. Paul's is a very good choice for a casual seafood meal but please buy more sturdy buns!

Food was OK. Seated at 5:30 - ordered right away. (We all ordered the fish fry - nothing fancy…read more nothing extra). 6:30 waitress had no idea when our food would be served. At 7, we finally (had to ask) for a snack - and all she could offer was some dry rye bread. At 7:15 she (finally, did offer another round of drinks. Which, the sodas already came with free refills). Just what our pregnant guest needed. We finally got our food at 7:20. We won't go back. (Oh, in addition to the unacceptable service) - those who ordered potato salad were disappointed - while the quality was good, the portion was so tiny, we remarked, oh, this must be a sample of what their potato salad would be if they gave you a regular portion.

Let me begin by saying that $16.99 for prime rib is not terrible, but sometimes a $16.99 prime rib…read moredisappoints. As I continue to learn more about butchery and cooking, I more often than not find myself disappointed with restaurant fare - especially at a value price point. Prime rib starts with an excellent rib roast. That rib roast should have four distinct muscles. In inferior cuts of meat, these muscles get separated by sinewy, hard fat rather than thin fat that renders during the cooking process. This is super-important in prime rib because each of those muscles can sit at a different angle, changing the chew mid-steak. Also in inferior cuts, the ribeye cap - or spinalis dorsi - consists mostly of fat. In good cuts that cap if the best part of the prime rib. That did not happen here. The steak was OK as far as tenderness, but not great. It's actually such a small piece of meat that it really needs the bread and salad they do not serve just in order to leave feeling full. The fat and sinew between the individual muscles did not render well, and even the soft fat was inedible. I have eaten prime rib where I ate every single piece of that steak put on my plate. Here, I had to essentially cut out the heart of the ribeye (longissimus dorsi) and eat that alone. My wife reminded me that it was affordable. In the future, if the goal is affordable I'll just have drinks.

Just great burgers at a good price. The Wisconsin Burger has more cheese than most people eat in a…read morelifetime!

Fabulous fried fish ! I would recommend! Kids are adorable and always polite ! Their cause to raise…read moremoney is great and the adult staff is present and offers assistance when needed .. please get there early to prevent a sale out of fish, which available the first Friday of every month. Otherwise, it's takeout only

Excellent fish fry during Lenten season. Always wise to arrive so you can avoid being shoehorned…read moreinto the tables.

If you are looking for an old time burger and malt shoppe, this is the place! I popped in on an…read moreearly Tuesday evening and tried the standard cheeseburger, fries and malt combo. I did the "build a burger" option and got a loaded smash burger on a potato bun. All the toppings were excellent and the bun was as well (my friends refer to me as a "bun snob" and I usually like a Sheboygan Hard Roll but the Potato Roll was excellent). I took the order to go and it was about ten minutes until I got home so I was expecting to pop my fries in the air fryer but that wasn't needed as they were still very crisp. The malt was rich, thick and quite filling. The kitchen was full of employees and it looked like they were training the new kids which is a good sign for the summer. You will wait for your food as it is made fresh but I would rather do that than get some premade crap at a fast food joint. Overall, I would rate this as good as Wayne's Drive In in Cedarburg as the quality of everything was very good!

We were in town for a big outdoor event and needed both lunch and a break from the hot, humid…read moreweather. We were able to grab a table in their AC'ed small dining room - they have quite a few outdoor tables that would be good on a cooler day. The friendly staff took our order at the inside window. I got their chili cheese dog and my wife got their fish sandwich. We also shared a raspberry marshmallow malt - it was excellent!. The malt was the best part of the meal. The hot dog was good but the fish sandwich was a bit greasy and heavy. We snitched some fries from my sisters and they were just OK. The prices were reasonable.

A small cute country vibe athletic. The staff was friendly. I ordered one drink but got a…read morecompletely different one. The burger was absolutely delicious. The fish, definitely get it blackened. One of our friends didn't and it was quite dry. All in all, good food and good atmosphere.

Took a work group here with 12 people. First time, and walked in and was very delighted. Queen,…read morelittle eclectic place with extremely friendly service. Room in the back with games to keep us entertained. Old fashion was phenomenal. People in our group had steak, shrimp, flounder, and many appetizers. Everything tasted great and was well seasoned. Would definitely come back again. Already scheduling a second visit with my dinner group. Hidden gem that I would highly recommend.

My wife and I went for lunch today, and the meal was uneven, to be kind…read more We started with the better-than-average cheese curds, which had a nice, subtle breading instead of being deep-fried into oblivion like most. My wife had a build-a-burger, which looked good and she said was juicy and delicious - - if only I could say the same. I ordered what was described as a smoked turkey BLT, but what I.received was quite disappointing. It was simple turkey lunchmeat, and not smoked. The bacon was underdone, and the sandwich was stone cold, as the cheddar was not melted whatsoever. The saving grace was my delicious, but a bit too small Guinness. Unfortunately, we will not be returning any time soon.

Food, service, and atmosphere was amazing as always. Highly recommend visiting this amazing place.read more

First time coming here and surprised the selection of bourbons here. PLUS they have Blanton!!!…read more They have weekly specials. Taco Tuesdays $1 Wings on Wednesdays $6 Build a Burger Thursdays Fish Fry Fridays

A cute and quaint bar and grill nestled in Newburg. Stopped in on a quiet Sunday and bellied up to…read morethe bar. Bartender offered up a few suggestions including the French onion soup which I started with. It was definitely better than average and at $6.95, a great deal. I completed my lunch with the Nashville hot chicken sliders. Coming two to an order, they were just the right size to pair up with the soup. The bun was noteworthy-perhaps brioche? The chicken was fried crispy and doused with your typical Nashville hot sauce and topped with mayo and pickles. A solid bite. For the size of the bar, I was impressed with their bourbon selection and all were fairly priced. Travels typically don't take me through Newburg but definitely a place to check out if you are out that way.