We came here for brunch. This quaint little cafe is located behind the North Water Bakery. It…read morewasn't busy for brunch on a weekday. The waitress was prompt and friendly. I ordered hashbrowns and biscuits and gravy. It wasn't long before the food came out. I loved the biscuits. Soft and tender, golden in color. They were smothered in a thick white gravy with pieces of sausage cut up in it. They were very tasty. The hashbrowns were cooked to a crispy outside with soft tender shreds inside. They were a little oily, but still good. I'm not in town often, but now I do have a nice place for brunch

This is what restaurants should be serving. Actual food, not slop out of a can. They make their own…read morehollandaise and sausage gravy/biscuits. The corned beef, slow cooked in house, was in tender pieces and didn't look like dog food. lol. I asked the waitress and she said all of their food is made in house at their bakery and deli. Most of the menu was under $10. Mine was only $5.50. Tell me restaurant's can't sell real food and make money. It's a hidden gem and not easy to find. Look for the bakery and it is located at the back of the parking lot. PS: They have side pork for something different. I had that the first time we stopped. It was very good too.

Food was amazing and our server Madison was the best waitress I ever had...she was kind and came to…read morethe table many times to check on us...Love this restaurant

Great location, great view and great brandy old fashions!! During our weekend stay in Trivers, we…read morewanted a good Friday fish fry, after doing some research this place consistently was recommended. Sadly we were disappointed. We both ordered the haddock and it was glorified fish sticks. Perfectly rectangular shaped, maybe half an inch thick, set off red flags for us as we got our plates. They tasted rubbery and not fresh at all. Wouldn't be surprised if they were frozen. In hind sight, we probably should have gotten the perch instead. That may have been a fresh (and possibly caught locally).

Absolutely phenomenal service, food and atmosphere here. Toni, Marshall and the rest of the staff…read moredid an amazing job taking care of us tonight. First time here and we will certainly be back (soon)! She crab bisque, crispy shrimp & blackened grouper are absolute must tries! Lobster roll hit the spot as well! Sit at the bar and watch the chefs work!

This restaurant is always on our family list to visit. The environment is is just what people need…read more Perfect drinks for everyone, to food that is amazing for gluten free. Had many different options all food was fresh and delicious as always. To bartenders and the chef bringing the food out and personally asking how it tastes. Place never disappoints.

One of our favorite spots in Two Rivers for drinks and food. Great service, cool atmosphere, good…read moreGerman beer, love their sandwiches, salads (especially Chinese Chix Salad), soup etc. Come and eat and then drive along Lake Michigan at Neshotah Park.

Service was good. The atmosphere is good and looks like a traditional German Pub…read more We had the Rueben Sandwich. The Rueben sandwich is listed under hot sandwiches and was not even warm and served on white toast. The saurgrout is was in a creamy sauce. This definitely is not a traditional Rueben. The German potatoe salad had no taste and was cold. We left very disappointed. We would not recommend.

Came back to Wisconsin for a wedding and happen to be staying in Denmark…read more We checked to see if Susters was still around! It been a long time since our last visit. This place has been a staple restaurant growing up in the area. Through my childhood, adolescents and adulthood we had frequented this place. They always had some of the best chicken and fish fry I've ever eaten. Their family style is always a hit for me. I remember as high school wrestlers we'd stop they after the season was over to savor the delicious chicken and side Upon coming in the doors you enter into a festive crowd of patrons, bustling waitresses and bartenders. Everyone treats you so well! The drinks are a Wisconsin great, as a good staple old fashioned, among others. When seated you're upon a table of a plateful of fish since we had Friday night fish fry. Green beans, slaw, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, sauerkraut and rolls. The building and interior has stories on top of stories within its walls. We live far away but can't wait to come back for another drink and a meal!

We've eaten here before with no issue, it's Denmark we get things are busy for how small are…read morevillage is but who ever the bartender was at the time we went was extremely rude and unprofessional when my mother simply asked how long the wait was for food that we had to walk out and go elsewhere. Mind you we didn't care that we had to wait because we understood the busy time of day but it's the fact that he rudely said "Well everyone in here is waiting for food so it's going to be awhile." A simple "let me check" or "let me finish what I'm doing and I will get someone to check on that for you" would have sufficed.

The building is cute, some might say quaint, and it has an interesting story which you can read…read moreabout on your menu. The bar area, where you wait to be assigned your table, is very small - uncomfortably so. The atmosphere is generally nice; not fancy, not shabby. The food is decent but not great. The breaded perch is not something I recommend. The dumpling soup (with no meat) is ho-hum. The salad bar is fair and offers a nice bang-bang pasta salad. Every sandwich option is served on a bun which has cheese baked into the top; there are no options for buns without cheese (not a great setup for those not enjoying, or able to enjoy, cheese). The level of service from the waitstaff is poor. When I ordered a chicken sandwich, and asked for no cheese on the sandwich, the waiter did not have the skills necessary to think, "Hey, if he doesn't want cheese on his sandwich, maybe I should mention the cheese-covered bun." Big fail there. Furthermore, the same waiter didn't bother to ask if anyone who ordered the all-you-can-eat soup and salad wanted more soup. He was really too stand-offish and not conscientious enough. I do not recommend this place. The prices are way too high for the quality of food and the level of service is subpar. If you want a top-notch dining experience, with better food at better prices served by better quality staff, try the Northbrook in Luxemburg.

Very tasty and worth the wait. Even the kids loved it!! Glad I went with the lobster. Gonna try the…read moreperch next time!

Had to come all the way from the Carolina"s to get a good bowl of chill, this place has delicious…read moreburgers and I tried the bake chicken with the stuffing made me think of my grandma that has been gone for a long time. Hoping some day you will open a Basil's in Hickory North Carolina lol

Probably the best burger around. Also a lot of apps to choose from as well. And the price is so…read morereasonable. Order from the bar and they tell you where to sit. One of the best food dive bars.

The food is ok but after the new owner it was just a downward spiral of it becoming worse, I used…read moreto work there before but the newer workers were nice besides the guy who is up front he was horrible. The place is kinda friendly but every now and then youncould getbignored and be accused of something you did not even do. The two guys in the back are very friendly with you but the one guy who is always up front is rude, at first you feel welcome but then itlike you shouldn't be there for long.

Convenience store with terrific breakfast sandwiches. This place was a complete surprise…read more I will definitely be stopping again. Their sandwiches rate 4 of 5 stars.