Great pizza Family recipe…read moreMy favorite is the cheese sausage onion I've been going to this location, my entire life always great pizza

The pizza is amazingly delicious and the staff are friendly! Definitely a family favorite!read more

Tasted great, overpriced. thin crust 14 inch pizza for 30.00. long wait as they were busy. Really…read morehad a attitude problem because i just walked up to order.

We have been customers of Hugo's for over 20 years and have never once been disappointed…read more Colleen's lasagna is the best we've had anywhere. We often order a pan or two for special guests and family celebrations. Recently I've had to go gluten free, and was thrilled to find out there's a gluten free option here that tastes as delicious as the original!

I just ordered a Fish meal and a Puppy cup through the drive thru. You would think they would give…read moreyou napkins with the puppy cup but they didn't. When I got home the sandwich tasted really fishy and very dry. No tartar sauce and the bun was hard. Very disappointing!! I went there because y'all are always consistent but NOT today!!! I'm just upset that I paid $16 for a meal I can't eat.

Don't come here unless you want to be waiting for over 30 minutes in the drive through because they…read moreforget your order. Food was laughable at best by the time we got it. Worst Culver's we have seen. Will not be returning

Recently I was in Rhinelander WI and had to stop at Diary Queen. It is still as amazing as I…read moreremember. I ordered a six piece chicken tender basket with white gravy and upgraded to a chocolate malt with extra, extra, extra malt powder. The tenders were crispy, not greasy and the white gravy was hot, not room temperature. My malt took me waaaay back to my childhood, the way a malt should taste. If you love the flavor of a malted milk ball you will love the Dairy Queen on Lincoln Street. My husband ordered one too but he's not that fond of a malt. He couldn't believe how delicious a chocolate malt could taste. I told him only Dairy Queen knows how to make a malt. The person at the register asked me, do you want extra, or extra extra or extra extra extra malt powder? Three times the charm. This Dairy Queen is the place families gather for great food and conversation. It's the high school hang out, or where anyone looking for a nostalgic memory of the 1950's malt shoppe with the best food and of course malts. The decor has been updated since the 50's and it definitely rates a 10 in cleanliness. I highly recommend stopping at the Rhinelander Dairy Queen on Lincoln Street, you will not be disappointed. The Rhinelander Dairy Queen checks all the boxes.

I called the store with a minor complaint, being that there was pickle juice on my sandwiches,…read moreafter I asked for no pickles. I opened the sandwiches to see that the pickles had been peeled out of the barely melted cheese. I called the manager politely to let him know that one of his employees had done this, and he treated me like a liar. Zero apology. Zero offer to make it right.

OMG - fresh ingredients & food prepared per order. Mama D is from Switzerland and she sets…read morestandards high. Service was great & food is reasonable priced. Ambience is very homey with friendly atmosphere. Best tasting quality food around.

Some of the best pizza I've had!! And the Swiss Dish is wonderful. The owner and wait staff are…read morevery friendly and made sure we were enjoying our food. We'll be back!

Service was good Bacon cheeseburger was well done…read moreAsked for medium Fry's were excellent Please don't overcook the burgers nice little place

I went for an early dinner. Party of one. Decided to dine alone in the dining room since the bar…read morewas full of drunkards. Mind you, this is 4:30 on a Monday. Must be nice to be able to get that shnickered in the middle of the day. Anyway, I had the delicious salad bar to start. French dressing was on tap. Nice. Decided on a burger and fries for dinner. Not bad. Not great. My waitress was a young girl who was still in high school. She couldn't have been nicer. She talked to me through the menu. Made small talk with me. She was an absolute delight. I doubt I'll ever stop there again since I was only rolling through the area but I'm glad I stopped to see how the Merrillers spend their days. God bless 'em. I think I heard my friend Danzig on the jukebox while I was there. Of course it could have just been some guy at the bar screaming about his mother. We'll never know.

Seems like Arby's came out with their thicker version of the whopper. Kind of fake-fancy! It's…read morelike a Honda Civic trying to pass itself off as a Ferrari by spending its rent check on tricked out racing stripes & a spoiler. I like the taste with its red onions & gourmet pickles. But, it has me wondering " where's the beef"? The burger patty looked so much bigger in the commercial!

This used to be our go to place on our road trips to Upper Michigan. Not anymore. Our last two…read morestops here have been horrible. Last we must have gotten someone else's order, but didn't notice it before we were too far down the road to do anything about it. This time, the food was just bad. First off, they no longer serve Potato Cakes (my favorite Fast Food Side). So I ordered their new crinkle fries. Nothing special. Diane ordered a Brisket Sandwich. It was okay, but way too fatty. Several slices were like 95% fat. I ordered a Bacon and Swiss Crispy Chicken Sandwich with no sauce. It was loaded with a gross honey mustard sauce. Why do places insist on covering things that are supposed to be served crispy or crunchy in sauces? All it does is make them soggy and unappetizing! Our Jamocha Shakes both tasted like they were a mix of other flavors. Not sure how that would happen, but we both had the same comment. With tons of options on our way up north and two straight messed up visits, I doubt we ever go back. Maybe if they bring back the Potato Cakes!