Cruising through Yelp reviews, we decided to venture here from our Lake House on a Friday night…read more Very glad we did. Housed in what feels like a very old building, the dining room is unassuming with a bar along one side. Waubeka, the town in which STG sits, was the birthplace of Flag Day and the dining room was adorned in red, white, and blue (or it could be for July 4th but who knows). Service was quick. I opted for the fried walleyed with the german potato salad. My better half was in a pizza mood. We started off cheese filled breadsticks aka Stony Sticks-they were solid. The pizza probably suffered from almost too much cheese but did the trick. The stand out being the walleye. It was extremely tasty. Perfectly fried with a light breading, it was heavenly. The german potato salad was a step away from my grandmother's and thats saying alot. At $18, it was a great value. It's a 25 min drive away and well worth it. We will be back.

Rude staff. Waited for a table for 3 and a baby for about 15 minutes only to have them give it to 2…read morepeople who just walked in. Had been coming here for awhile and it just keeps getting worse. Will not be back.

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

Extremely NOISEY. Loud patrons at the bar made it difficult to enjoy dinner and carry on a…read moreconversation. Fish fry was very greasy.

Not fancy but it doesn't need to be. Sir James Pub has character, pleasant bartenders, a massive…read morebeer list and great prices. They have slot games for those that are interested in that. Def worth stopping by for a drink or two.

We stopped in for the Bloody Mary happy hour and we're not disappointed! My husband usually prefers…read moretequila to vodka but the bartender sold us on the house infused vodka and told us their bloody won best in the Bloody Mary Walk 4 years in a row. The bloody was very tasty and came with some toppings like a cheese block and olive with a pickle in it. The place was pretty empty so the bartender chatted a bit and told us the bar has around a thousand beers and 265 whiskeys. The menu they have is huge and definitely could take some time to look through. They were out of a couple of things we ended up asking about but with so many choices it wasn't an issue.

Great service great food great people !! Happy hour is lotsa fun !! Bartenders are great just a…read moregreat place to stop for a minute or a hour or two. Great job on remodeling

Awesome food and very friendly owners. Best of luck David and Cindy. If you have not paid them a…read morevisit be sure to do so.

Sandwiches the size of an adult's head. This local tavern was a fun stop after visiting Road…read moreAmerica in Elkhart Lake. We ordered a club sandwich & a chicken bacon club. Like I said before, the sandwiches arrived the size of an adult's head. Jar dropping is a fitting description of what we looked like when our server placed the sandwiches before us. The homemade bread was soft and delicious. The chicken club easily had half a pound of cooked bacon on it. Before we ever took our first bites, we knew we would need to go boxes. Wait, did I mention we had the most wonderful cheese curbs as an appetizer? Worth ordering but only if you split a sandwich!! There are a handful of booths in the front area along with seating along the bar. TVs in the main room. There is also a back room that would hold maybe another 40 people. This tavern has been in place for years under different names. I would love to hear the history. I could see a set up that would have been particularly useful for gambling & drinking during prohibition. The staff was very efficient and helpful. One person out front & one in back. Never had to wait.

We went to Frankie's after I saw an article describing it as one of the best burgers. As others…read morehave said, they are huge, 1 lb. on a custom bun. My wife had a reuben burger and I had blue cheese. Both were great. We ate at the bar and split some fries. Our bartender/server was terrific. Usual small bar charm. Their was a back room which I saw when using the restroom. Expect leftovers unless you can eat 2 half pound burgers. They have a 5 1/2lb. burger in one hour challenge which I can't even comprehend trying. We will return.

I saw Brazen Head Pub post on social media that for four days only they were serving a special…read moreburger called The Garfield, which was a piece of deep fried lasagna on a burger with mozzarella, marinara, and buns toasted like garlic bread. Both my older son and I thought this sounded amazing so we stopped in on a Friday night to try it. We both got fries for our side. The burger was great as expected. Breading and deep frying the lasagna helped prevent it from being a mess and they added enough marinara to give it flavor without overpowering anything. The fries were lightly salted, but were otherwise just boring, plain potato. Apparently 6pm on a Friday is a horrible time to visit Brazen Head Pub if you want to be seated in a reasonable timeframe. My son and I stood there for at least 20 minutes watching a table that was done eating and the gentleman and his credit card in hand, ready to pay if someone would ever stop and give him his bill. While this was going on, another couple at the bar finished their food and sat there for at least 10 minutes waiting for their check. It's almost as if the employees had no desire to turnover tables even with a line at the door including and behind us. There were three people bartending/waiting tables so they had plenty of coverage given the smaller size of the place. At one point, closer to the end of our meal, one of the bartenders looked at my son and I and asked "are you guys good?" as he was literally walking away from us and I was holding up an empty soda glass to show him I'd like a refill. Oddly, he gave me a thumbs up and kept going. I don't even know what to make of that other than poor service. The music that was playing was excessively loud. If it was a live band, I'd get it, that's part of the show and I wouldn't complain. For random music on speakers to drown out all conversations unless you're yelling, that's dumb.

First time here. We came to taste a burger from the winner of the 2025 Wisconsin Beef…read moreAssociations, Best Burger contest. And let me just say, if you like a good burger this (may be) the place for you. It's located on Main Street in West Bend. This area has gone through a real renaissance. The fixed up the street and sidewalks, have angled parking, and the lighting a nice. It's a real treat to be able to walk in this area of small shops and businesses. No stripmalls or big box stores. Very nice city planning! Came with a couple of friends, around 11:30. The Brazen Head Pub is one of many bars and restaurants in this area. This pub is pretty typical layout. It's long and narrow, a little dark (lighting and wood), has a long bar, and then a few high top tables. There is one larger table towards the rear that holds 6 people. Since there were 3 of us, we grabbed a high-top and stole a chair from the next table. (we had 4 people, not sure what we would have done). There was only one person (John) running all the table and managing the bar, and a couple of people in the small kitchen. John (our server) got to us after a short wait. Got our drinks and order placed right away. We ordered some Cheese Nuggets (white cheddar curds) and 3 different burgers. You can either "build your own" or order the standard "Brazen Head Beer Cheese Burger". The curds came out almost instantly. They were hot, with a side of ranch. They were good (not great, a little too much breading for my tastes). We waited a bit for the biggers, but they ended up being worth the wait. All were made perfectly to order, hot, lots of flavor, and very good portions. The Brazen Head Burger was tall, but manageable. The different elements were distinct and complementary. The cheese sauce had a big of a tang. The fries were okay, but could have been hotter. While we were there, the place filled up. Lots of other small groups, some at the long bar. With the additional people it got to be pretty noisy, to the point that it was hard to have a conversation. It didn't help that there was a speaker, right over the tables, with loud music. With only one person running all the tables, after our food came out, it was difficult to get our servers attention. Extra napkins and getting our check was a challenge. The experience was mixed. Definitely a place to get an amazing burger, cooked perfectly to order. However, the noise and the service (due to their popularity) was a bit lacking. I wish them luck as they adjust to their new popularity.

Friendly bartenders with an awesome selection of beer and liquors. The food looked and smelled…read moreawesome.

Stopped in on a recent Saturday for lunch. It was relatively quiet so bellied up to the bar…read more Sauer's is pretty spacious inside with the requisite gaming machines along the wall. My server/bartender was attentive and very welcoming. A solid selection of taps, cans/bottles and your standard offering of booze. They do have a menu of different old fashioneds for those inclined. Their menu is your standard pub options-appetizers, pizza, wings, burgers, sandwiches, and fish on Fridays. I opted for one of their daily specials-steak sandwich. I opted for the upgrade for the side of fries that came with and selected the pickle chips. I am glad I did as they are some of the best I have tasted in quite sometime. Thinly sliced, they were perfectly fried with a thin batter that didn't hide the flavor of the pickle. The sandwich also hit the mark-tender steak nestled between a ciabatta bun. It was great. Highly recommend checking out Sauer's-a solid pub with some great food.

We stopped in for lunch. Our waitress, a young woman with a tattoo on her leg, didn't seem to know…read morewhat was going on. My spouse ordered the grilled cheese, which said on the menu it came with a choice of two cheeses. When he said which two cheeses he wanted, the waitress said that would be an extra charge. When he pointed to the menu, she said "she'd have to check". She never came back to tell us if he got two cheeses or not. We weren't given any utensils, so I had to get up and get my own from the hostess station. My burger had a very strong taste of livestock and barnyard. I also ordered an ice water which was almost undrinkable. At least invest in a faucet filter, guys. The homemade chips with garlic cream cheese were very good, though. At the end of the meal, the waitress brought our check, but then came and took it away from us because she forgot to add the beer my spouse ordered because their water had such a bad taste. Since she had already dropped the ball so many times, this could have been an opportunity to extend a gesture of good will and give it to him on the house, but alas. In addition, they have kind of a snotty little sign in the entrance demanding you wipe your feet as if you're a child, and they proudly display that they do not offer any service for their ample patio seating. Just not a great experience.

I cannot say enough kind things about Lane and his hospitality! Stage Door Pub hosted my mom's…read moreretirement party on a Saturday afternoon, and it was such a perfect venue for 40 guests. There is a cozy Irish pub feeling, a great outdoor seating patio, and the drinks are flowin'! Add this place to your list for your Manitowoc pub crawl. The Manitour Peddler also stops here! Slainte!

This is a great little hidden gem of a place. Tucked in an industrial area just off the main drag…read more Cozy seating, great atmosphere, good cocktails. The front seating area is groups of 4 upholstered chairs and/or couches. There is seating for 6 at the bar in dark wood and leather barstools. The back seating area is a little more typical. And there is plenty of outdoor seating with subtle lighting and even a fire table and blankets.