We stopped off here for a late morning beer and snack. Some of the best wings I have ever had. Our…read morewaitress was amazing. The deck had amazing views of the lake. I wish we had more time and a warmer day to hang out. Definitely a must when in Kenosha.

Look, Waterman's Warehouse had a lot working against it the night we visited. Triple-digit heat. An…read moreAC unit doing its best. The Cubs dropping 23 runs on the Padres. The Brewers tied in Cincinnati. The US men's national team handling Bosnia. Basically every screen in the place was must-watch TV and the bartender -- understandably distracted, perhaps -- decided that was the ideal moment to restock straws and cut fruit. We waited. In the heat. Our server was genuinely good when he materialized, which wasn't as often as we'd have liked. Food: the cheese curds earned their reputation. The Mekts burger was fine -- solid, no complaints. The Reuben rolls, however, arrived looking exactly like what they were: a Sysco product plated with minimal ceremony. Hard pass next time. As for the name -- if you're picturing a dock, pilings, maybe a gull or two -- walk outside and squint hard past the road and the rooftops. Big lake's out there somewhere. Technically. Maybe a 3.2 night in a 4.3 restaurant. I'd go back on a slow Tuesday in October.

We encountered Smackin' Burgers at a fair in Winthrop Harbor. We had not heard of them prior, but…read morehappy they attended, set up shop, and delivered their delicious burgers. The burger presentation was nice, each layered perfectly as ordered and individually wrapped and bagged. They can certainly cut cost by adding a sharpie marker to mark which burgers are which and put them all in one bag. Not sure if they did this was just for the fair or not. Their set-up location was clean, under a tent, and provided all condiments and napkins. I had the opportunity to speak with the owners who were very friendly and informative. I learned they had been asked with short notice to attend and set up. Very pleased they agreed to the offer to set-up. We have since learned they have set up shop in Kenosha at Lucci's. If you haven't had the opportunity to check out this new small business and try a burger, you certainly don't want to pass it up. No website just yet, but they can be found on Facebook.

The customer service was great and the burgers were even better! Can't wait to see what's next for…read morethis business

Stopped by one of our favorite places and saw one of our friends. It was a nice surprise to see…read moreErika and Layla and Annabelle working. It was a beautiful day. Our ice cold root beer in the frosty mug hit the spot. We ordered chicken nuggets and a burger and fries. All of which was serviced hot and was delicious. Stop by grab a bite and an ice cold root beer (or orange soda) and say hi to the long time car hopper and show some love.

I love a good root beer, and a root beer float, and they can often be found at roadside drive-ins…read morelike these--and Kenosha seemed like the kind of place that may have one of those. We stopped at The Spot briefly just to get my root beer float and another drink. They had a menu that was quite a bit more extensive than I would have expected, to be honest, and though some of it looked like something I wanted to try (particularly the pickles) we didn't have time to wait for them to cook. The root beer float isn't the best I've had, but it was fine. It's a car hop model, which I didn't realize at first since I'm used to places with carside service having a different kind of physical structure and this was basically just a parking lot. I don't know for certain if they are cash only but that would be my guess.

Classic bar, Friday fish is great and our service was excellent! Will definitely be back!read more

It's has great food great customer service there's a beautiful girl there that makes me want to…read morevisit and go everyday

Food are great came fast and served fresh and hot. Server is great. Great experience sitting in…read morecar. Fun

We hadn't been there in a bit and we're anxious for a good burger. We got double cheeseburgers and…read morewere very disappointed. The meat is now frozen patties and not fresh and half of my fries weren't cooked! Good service though.

I'd like to update my previous review. We stopped in because we were in the area, and it was…read moresurprisingly one of the tastiest, juiciest burgers I've ever had. It was lunch time on a Friday. Very impressed. Great job Rons, you've found your groove again!

It's a dive bar that promotes a 5x5 burger…read more But it's round. It's 5/2 squared times pi burger. 19.6 square inches not 25. Geez. If you like Long Island ice teas and old townie bars you might like it lots.

Finally got to check out Captain Mike's. I have heard good things about their burgers and they…read morelived up their reputation! The bar is a tad small so it can get busy in there pretty quickly. We got a table right at the main entrance and we were served promptly and pleasantly. I got help with ordering, which can be common for first timers, but I got the hang of it pretty quickly. They have a nice tap list so getting a cold, refreshing beer was a must! My one critique if you will, the fries were limp.. not soggy but definitely not crispy. I didn't even bother finishing them, but the burger was filling enough that it didn't matter much. If I am in the area, I would stop here again and try a different burger, because they all looked so dang good!!

Captain Mike's is a dive bar in downtown Kenosha close to the lake. The food here is pretty good…read moreand that's why I had lunch there recently while in town. The only parking option I saw was on the street. Inside it's attractive with its own nautical character. Its food menu is burger centric and is kind of complicated to figure out. You complete a form that itemizes the kind of burger, fries, etc that you want. Even my waitress tried to help me and she got confused. Ha! I finally ordered a bowl of their beer cheese soup to start for $10.45. I then added an 8 oz grass fed beef burger with hand cut fresh fries for another $12.45. Yes, it was more food than I needed but I wanted to try the beer cheese soup which was delivered first with 4 pieces of sourdough bread. The soup was delicious being rich in cheesy flavor with cheese strings and bacon bits on top. It was a full bodied flavor soup and with the bread I could have made a meal of just this. After finishing the soup, the burger and fries appeared. It was a hearty and very good tasting burger on a quality bread bun. Also the fries were very good tasting with a good potato flavor. I couldn't finish it all but I wanted to. With a drink and tax it was about $28 before tip. I'm glad I had lunch here.