I used the visit this bar right after getting out of the Military in 2009. I was a patron there…read moreuntil 2012 then moved to Los Angeles, Ca. I miss the inexpensive beers, good burgers and sandwiches and friendships established there. The volleyball in summer was fun as well as the Green Bay Packer games. I have not been back since 2015.

This was the new restaurant of the week and a very long time bookmark so I made the drive over. The…read moreplace is definitely a dive bar with a couple locals when I walked in. The bartender was friendly. They have a nice size outdoor patio. I was going to do a spicy Bloody Mary and a cheese burger rare as possibly. The Bloody Mary was average but still good. The cheeseburger blew me away because it was a fresh hand formed patty with a nice grill flavor, I was expecting the usual frozen patties . It was rare and juicy with fresh toppings and dam good for a dive bar.

Mikes putting in overtime tonight, 10 times he blew his nose into the same napkin folded it up and…read moreplaced it back into his back pocket for further use. Uuuugggghhh! !!!!

We recently stayed at the attached motel and dipped into Crave while it was raining and before we…read moreplanned to head out. Boy were we surprised! It is a gem of a place with a fantastically friendly staff, delicious food, and awesome drinks. I was absolutely blown away by the quality of the food and the warmth of the surroundings. Whoever is running that place knows what they are doing and we will be sure to stop in the next time we're in town. And no, I'm not affiliated with them in any way. Just pleasantly surprised that a place like this still exists that can make you feel like a valued guest.

The remodel is done. The service is top-notch. The Ahi Tuna, Ahi Tuna salad are very good plus the…read moreburgers and brisket Sammie's are also worthy. It's in Mequon, with easy and convenient parking. I have never had to wait for a lunch or dinner. The bar area is large enough for all. Apologies for Siri dictation.

Popped in on a Saturday night at 10 and they were Friendly folk! Great music and drinks! Excited to…read morego back and try the food !!!!!!!

Sheehans an interesting place, and it is not that Irish pub you might expect. Although there could…read morebe Irish influence, it's pretty much a dive bar. And there's nothing wrong with that. Dive bars are a wonderful part of Wisconsin culture. You'll find good cold beer and friendly people. It's an occasional stop And generally pretty enjoyable.

Friendly off the beaten path Sportz bar with great food specials daily. It can get busy for lunch…read morebut there's plenty of seating. Service is a bit thin at times but never awful considering it gets busy when the bartender is running food at the same time. It's not my neighborhood but it's still less than 5 miles from home. Plenty of parking and a nice deck for smoking with your pet outside. Ambiance 5 Service 4 Location 5 Value 5 27/2025

The food was good and tasted very organic. The lady serving us was super nice and even stopped to…read morechat a bit. There were frequent mess ups with orders, but they corrected it and even gave us extra food. They had all different sports broadcasting on different TV's, so it was very easy to find something to watch.

Great service, friendly & attentive. Cool spot. Lots of seating inside & outside. Chili was cold…read morein the middle, BLTA didn't have any shining qualities, fish fry was frozen nuggets, dry not flakey. French fries deep fried not crispy and super greasy. Coleslaw was super salty and wet, not edible.

This is place is hopping during the dinner hour, regardless of the day. The main parking is behind…read morethe building, either enter to the south by the gas station or you have to drive around the Dairy Queen... keep this in mind as the parking lot can be full of cars and people. Lots of people, particularly in the warm months when high schoolers are hanging out at DQ. This unassuming neighborhood pub is much larger inside, and more popular, than you would expect just driving by. There are tons of tvs showing every possible sporting event and a packed house - I seem to always get the last available table. It has a townie vibe, with the dim lighting, nightly specials, an excellent Friday Fish Fry (with the option of potato pancakes - SO GOOD), and delicious burgers. No Coors on tap here but they have Stella (woohoo!). Despite living near this pub since 2010, I've only recently discovered how good the food was here. Overall, it reminds me of a "grown up" mini BBC (the beloved gone-but-never-forgotten North Ave establishment) with better food. Definitely worth checking out if you are hungry and in the area!

I really like dive bars. This place is definitely a dive bar…read more In a nutshell: tucked off Hampton in Butler, this dive is everything - cheap beer, pool table, old school cigarette vending machine, dice, all that. Plus a really nice internet jukebox, which makes things extra interesting/fun. Luke played two Ghostface Killah songs just after some suburban kid played a rash of Metallica. Juxtaposition for fun and enjoyment! Nothing fancy, which is just the way I (generally) like it. Should you find yourself killing time in Butler for any reason, this is a solid place to do it.

Awesome bar, great music , sports, excellent bartenders ... been mostly an older crowd when I have…read morebeen here , which fits me just fine, lol... fun and kool bar

Date of visit: July 2, 2026…read more I came here with a friend after her daughter raved about it and it was overall a nice meal. The restaurant is slightly awkward in its layout, with a small dining area and a bar in the front plus a larger dining area in the rear. We were promptly greeted by the bartender and given a larger than necessary table--though it did let us spread out a bit so I wasn't too worried about it. We could not see how busy the rest of the restaurant was but we imagined it was fairly steady given the wait. Since we had not seen each other in a while the time passed easily and we didn't mind the wait. Staff was all nice and friendly and ensured that our water glasses were kept full. My Kickin' Bourbon Burger was pretty good, though the tots on the side were a bit underwhelming in terms of portion. Meanwhile my friend's portion of chips was taking over her plate and we were both looking for a bit more moderation in our side items! If you wanted something spicy, this is not the one! That was good for me but may not be what you were looking for. I thought it odd that I wasn't asked for what temperature I wanted my burger and probably would have appreciated it a tad less done than what I received, but overall it was a pretty decent burger. The bourbon sauce was tangy without being too sharp and the pretzel bun was good, if a bit manhandled in appearance.

Just a low quality bar, not worth the stop. Would be better off going to the next town over if…read moreyou're hungry

I emailed the restaurant and no reply. I guess they don't care. I also saw many plates with food on…read morethem get sent to the kitchen with very little eaten. A reply would have been respectful and could have helped me understand why food was horrible. First I'd like to say setting up reservation for Easter, service and the restaurant-bar was great. We had expectations of a menu because there was no advertising about a buffet. When we called and made reservations nothing was said about a buffet at all. So the 4 of us were disappointed. I would normally go straight to yelp and put a review in, but I thought I'd contact you with my concerns first and see your reply because mistakes do happen. The buffet itself was very disappointing. Salty over crisp bacon, tough overcooked prime rib, desserts tasted like they had freezer burn, chicken was dry, shrimp were warm and selection for 30 dollars was ridiculous. I do have to say the Bloody Marys, coffee, potatoes were good. Our waitress was fantastic and I was impressed with how clean everything was. The fact that we made special plans for Easter and had a friend in town from California we wanted to take her somewhere special really upset me. She actually told the waitress not to waste the overcooked beef she couldn't eat, but to give to someone's dog so it didn't go to waste. I've done bigger buffets myself and prime rib could have been sliced at omelet station. I will leave it at that. Thank you for reading and I hope you take this in consideration because you have a fantastic establishment with an awesome view with great staff.

We stopped in for a snack and a drink on a Friday night and had a great experience. The restaurant…read morehas a great ambiance and a really cool interior with all of the stone work. There's separated restaurant seating and bar seating depending on your vibe and the staff was friendly. The bear paw mushrooms were really delicious but the steak sandwich was just ok.

I love counter service diners. I had scrambled eggs that were just right, not the typical midwest…read moreleather eggs. With it were bacon that was just the right kind of salty and crispy, and the best American fries I've ever had (sorry Mom). The rye toast was swirled, thick, and soft in the middle. My wife appreciated her ham and cheese omelette and hash browns (and some of my bacon). Her raisin toast looked really good. Service was good. Definitely enjoyed the place.

Date of visit: April 23, 2026…read more I lived down the street from Jo's Cafe for decades, but didn't ever visit until I didn't--funny how that works. My mom remembers coming here when she was young, before she had kids, and that they used to bake their own bread and you could smell the fresh bread a block away. Jo was short for Josephine, who ran the place. She was pretty sure that Jo has since passed away. Despite Jo's passing, the cafe lives on with the same name, but seems to have fallen off from its glory days. I went with the Biscuits and gravy given the fresh bread, but then I saw the cook bring out a bag of pre-made biscuits and knew that things were not the same. That being said, the gravy was actually pretty good if the biscuit wasn't really warm or particularly memorable. My eggs were not fully cooked and as such, I really just ate the cheese. Coffee was pretty meh and only the bare bones creamers were available, plus only plain table sugar as an option to sweeten the brew. Mom really enjoyed her meat lover's omelet and will definitely have some leftovers for the next day! Service was okay, didn't love the waitress taking a phone call while refilling my coffee, and the prices were a bit high for the value. Initially I was bummed that I hadn't visited during its heyday, but then I realized that I would have been even more disappointed and overall it's better this way!