I highly recommended Olmstead Catering for any large party or wedding! They hit all the marks that…read morewere important to us in our wedding planning process (ie reasonable price per plate, flexible to our needs, quick response time, great patient attitude, and very professional and knowledgeable.) We worked with Olmstead Catering for our 250 person wedding. Nothing against beef tips and chicken, but we have had that a little too often at weddings so we knew we wanted something different. They created an Italian or German menu that would fit the two-meat/plate cost; other caterers would up charge any change to the specific menus they have. We were able to taste, pick and adjust a menu perfect for us. We picked the German menu and we received so many compliments from our guests! Great food and a fun time is something that guests remember from weddings; Olmstead Catering gave us that for sure! Thanks!

From the owner: Olmstead Catering LLC is a trusted wedding and event catering company based in Holcombe, WI,…read moreproudly serving Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, Cadott, Menomonie, and the greater Chippewa Valley. We specialize in buffet-style catering for weddings, corporate events, and large gatherings of 100+ guests across Northwest Wisconsin. Our team delivers bold flavors, customizable menus, and smooth, professional service from start to finish. Since 2017, we’ve served thousands at major Wisconsin music festivals in Cadott, including VIP, corporate, backstage, and artist hospitality, building a reputation for efficient, high-volume food service without sacrificing quality. From elegant wedding receptions to corporate banquets, conferences, and holiday parties, we provide stress-free planning, allergy-conscious options, professional staffing, and beautifully presented buffets that keep lines moving and guests satisfied. Family-owned and locally trusted, Olmstead Catering is known for clear communication, reliable execution, and food that gets people talking. Planning a wedding or event in the Chippewa Valley? Contact Olmstead Catering today to check availability and start building your custom menu. Cooking with Love. Catering with Passion.

Under new ownership in 2026 but Just as tasty as ever I…read moregot the 12 piece fish meal for me and a couple of friends. It was absolutely delicious a great tasting White fish and as always yummy tartar sauce the JoJos were also very good and the chicken tenders were like a homemade cornmeal on the outside. They were very delicious. Highly recommend this place now that it is reopen again let's make it a part of our beautiful Chippewa Falls.

My family and I were passing though Chippewa Falls close to lunch time and I wanted to try a local…read moreplace, not the usual fast food. I found Bresina's Carryout while searching Yelp and saw the good reviews, but they were all 2+ years old and there were no pictures of the food. I found a menu picture online and thought we'd give them a try. We ordered a bacon cheeseburger, a cheeseburger, chicken strips, the chicken strip dinner (comes with fries and coleslaw), a four piece fish (comes with fries), and cheese curds. The fries were bland, but not inedible. They had some salt, but ketchup was needed. The cheeseburger also could have used seasoning as, straight out of the box of burgers, it's not pre-seasoned. Again, not inedible. The bacon on the bacon cheeseburger looked like it was thick cut and cooked well. The fish was hand breaded, which I appreciated. The breading could've used some seasoning and/or salt (I was sensing a theme at this point). At least the pieces were decent sized. The standouts of the meal were the cheese curds and chicken strips. The curds had a nice crunchy breading and the strips reminded me of the kind Dairy Queen serves with flakes of pepper in the breading. Both were out of a frozen bag and not breaded in house, but that's ok cause they were great. The two guys making the food were friendly and the prices were reasonable for how much food we got, specifically the four piece fish and fries for only $11. JoJo's (potato wedges) were an option instead of fries and I'd get those instead if I ever find myself passing through Chippewa Falls again.

The food was not very good. The service was worse. There was about half as many staff as needed…read more I actually felt bad for them. The manager or owner not sure which was not very kind and was arrogant towards them.

Not only is judy the owner adorable and her son is so polite and we fell in love with harry the…read morehorse. We loved this. We loved going on a real carriage ride in the fall through the Forrest being together in the silence of the hills. My family loved it. My girls kept talking about Laura Ingles! It was a 45 minute ride and it was perfect and beautiful

A beautiful setting for a nature-inspired gathering. Countless soft pines, deciduous trees and…read moreponds on this 400 acre family-owned spread. It's rustic, beautiful and quiet (no highway or city noise). For the wedding event I attended last weekend, guests were boarded onto a large open-sided wagon drawn by two work horses, and when that wagon was full with about 30 people, we were driven back into the woods, about a 15 minute trip. Some guests arriving later were driven back into the woods in a golf cart. Returning later to the parking area, we were driven in golf carts. The wedding ceremony took place on an outside deck with plastic chairs set up for sitting. They have outhouses for bathrooms and no running water. There's a large enclosed cabin with a wooden floor and long banquet tables and plastic chairs to sit on were set up inside. An ample-sized multi-level deck is attached to the large cabin that has round plastic tables and plastic chairs to sit on. I think the food was catered and it was all right. It was a banquet line set-up. Lightly smoked and large juicy pieces of chicken, large foil-wrapped baked potatoes (with bowls of whipped butter and sour cream available for help-yourself), several varieties of sliced bread, canned corn, and a very soggy-looking pasta salad. They offered lemonade and coffee in big plastic bins with spouts on them. One thing I think would be nice for this business to do for its guests attending a more "formal" event is to clean off the sitting surfaces of all those plastic chairs right before the event so that people dressed up in their finery won't be left wearing the dust and dirt stirred up by their horses making repeated trips through the woods.