We were convinced to go back to this restaurant a few weeks ago. This time was much better. The…read morefood was excellent, service was still a little slow but not terrible. We will probably return.

This place is just wretched. I had pretty low opinions after eating there - my salad was literally…read morejust chopped iceberg and two slices of cucumber - no tomato, no carrot, croutons or cabbage. 2 vegetables (does iceberg count as a vegetable?) and dressing. The french dip which was described as coming on a toasted roll was soft white bread, definitely no toasting involved. Tough flavorless roast beef. Looked sketchy (cause it was! See next paragraph). When I finished, I discovered a dead fly under the pickle I hadn't eaten... Nearly lost dinner right there. Today (day after) still trying to keep gatorade down courtesy of the food poisoning they gave me. Vile food. Worse the second day. My recommendation is stop south of Prentice and get real food - the entire town is pretty much a joke with very very limited options. Its safer to eat where there's a little competition for quality.

In Price County, there could not be a more amazing restaurant than this. Seriously. Not only is the…read morefood just simply amazing every single time, but the owners care so much about their customers. People say that on Yelp all the time, but Dawn and Jimmy at The Rail Trail Cafe are two amazing people who have done so much for the small town of Ogema as they welcome their patrons as if they are guests in their home. I adore them both, and when I visit the restaurant with my family, I feel like it's a cozy family meal more than it is "eating at a restaurant." It's an exceedingly difficult task to capture this vibe, but the fantastic owners do this with signature style. To say they are an asset to the town does not do their dedication justice...they are both much more than that. They are amazing community members, and I am so happy every time I see the place busy, which is often because the food is baller. If you are local, you will always see a friend there, and if you are not local, I dare you to leave without having met a new friend. Crazy great service, plus amazing eats, are all you need to know! The Rail Trail Cafe in Ogema does not knock it out of the park, they are the park! LOVE this place! Even if you are just passing through, do not be remiss and cheat yourself out of this unique charm.

Stopped here based on the yelp reviews, as there isn't much in the area. I was pleasantly…read moresurprised. Cozy and clean, the staff was quick and attentive. Seat yourself. I had the eggs Benedict and a cinnamon roll. Hubby had the special country fried steak. Both were good. Very large menu too!

First time here. Good coffee assorted flavored creamers. Breakfast was delicious. Eggs I'm…read moreguessing were farm raised. Orange yolks. Nice piece of ham fruit that was ripe and flavorful and sour dough toast. Hubby had chicken fried steak eggs hash browns. Couldn't finish as too much to eat. Also delicious Waitress was attentive and friendly. This will be a favorite on our list of places to go on our way west

Medo's is a solid country cafe with good eats and a pie selection that wows. I have yet to sample…read morethe pie, sadly. Their generous portions make it hard to tackle a dessert. I have mostly been for breakfast, but I have had a delicious burger there as well. Everyone is cheerful, and breakfast visits are especially lovely due to all the banter shared among fun-loving locals. For what it's worth, the Mexican omelette I had during my most recent visit was highly underwhelming compared to what one expects. The meat was not well-seasoned, nor was it plentiful. Definitely not what one would consider taco meat. It was cooked a bit too long, but that didn't mess with the egg flavor. I'm including a photo, but keep in mind it also comes with hash browns. The waitress knew I was giving them to my dad, so she kindly had the chef put them on his plate of eggs. His eggs cooked over easy looked so delicious, and he claimed they were, in fact, delicious.

If you are disabled and have a service animal, you are not welcomed here. I was told that I could…read morenot be severed food because my Service Dog (who is registered and was wear identification stating she is a service animal) is not allowed in the establishment. Shame on you! The Americans with Disability Act (A Federal Law) must mean nothing to your establishmen.

First time here. Was told pizza was great & they were right. Fast friendly service, very clean,…read morenice decor & pizza was very good. Would go back again & would recommen.

It was like walking into a Hallmark movie. Small town diner with great locals atmosphere. Two older…read moregents going back-and-forth like two old grumpy men in a humorous matter. And then there was a MacGyver sitting with his wife great couple we had great conversations. The food was amazing. My husband had breakfast and I had the ham lunch. The soup was ready at 8:30 AM. The owner was making fresh pies. I walked away with a slice of banana while my husband decided with coconut. The cost for our meal and our take home dessert was very very reasonable. I'll be back for sure!

Good service, good food, and really reasonably priced. We tried breakfast and it was delicious.read more

Food is good. Service at the bar is average. Hopefully they'll be expanding their hours soon…read more(closing down at 8 P.M. during the MLB Playoffs doesn't work real well for us!)

Good food Service good…read moreAccept cash only. Would have liked to use credit card Friendly place

New owners are doing it right. Great food clever menu, nice…read moreatmosphere. Definitely gotta visit this place!

We decided to stop and try the Fish special. It did not disappoint. Good serving size. Perch and…read morefries were amazing. Beer was cold and the music was on key. I highly recommend this place.

We consistently have great service and food here. Tonight we had the prime rib and shrimp scampi…read more We also tried the escargot for the first time here, and it was fantastic! The prime rib was perfectly seasoned and melted in your mouth. The shrimp scampi sauce was super flavorful with excellent jumbo shrimp. The restaurant is really cute inside with a nice bar and a big deck with outside seating overlooking Half Moon Lake. We also love their Friday night fish fry, the old fashioneds, and ice cream drinks. As another reviewer mentioned, literally the only thing that would make this place better would be larger water glasses

After living in Minnesota years ago we have not been in a Wisconsin Supper Club for a very long…read moretime. Traveling from Minneapolis through Wisconsin on our way home to Ohio we found ourselves in Tomahawk, WI. Using YELP to find the best restaurants in the area we decided to try the Birch Supper Club which was ranked as the # 1 restaurant in the area. The Silver Birch Supper Club was more than what we hoped to find. The food was spectacular and the employees were so kind and helpful (my wife has some serious health problems). Our server, Oriana, was extremely kind and understanding. Being in Wisconsin I felt obligated to order a Brandy Old Fashioned, and it was one of the best drinks I have ever had! Hats off to you ma'am. We live in Cincinnati, but we are already encouraging our daughters to bring their families to the Tomahawk area and to go to the Silver Birch Supper Club on vacation. If I could give this restaurant 6 stars, I would.

We went in early spring. Actually the anniversary of the Dillinger escape. April 22, 1934…read more Kyle is always super friendly at the bar Summer was a great server. The shrimp de jonge was outstanding with the pesto noodles. My husband had the pork shank. Definitely worth it

Off the road in Manatowish Waters, Wisco; this place is famous for a shootout with legendary…read moreGangster John Dillinger. The bullet holes in the walls and windows are authentic. They serve Food and Drink as well. Was there with a bunch of folks from Berwyn, IL which was a Czech Stronghold back in the day with a Bohemian restaurant on practically every block. When we saw "Little Bohemia", we were eager customers. Pre-prandial de rigueur in WIsco calls for Brandy Old Fashioneds, and they were quite tasty. The menu actually is more Germanic than Czech, but that's ok. Close enough. There was a Bohemian Rye bread service with a trio of compound butters, all so average I cant remember what they were except for the one wot had chopped olives. That one was fine. There was a relish tray that had a bizzare spread of Peas and Peanuts in a white cream sauce. We couldn't figure out what to do with it. Never saw anything like it in any of the many Bohemian (or Deutsche) joints any of us had ever been to. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't fab either. Now there was a Mushroom soup offered and it was really really yum! Could have had 3 bowls of that and called it a night. For entrees, Roast Duck was on the specials and one of our party got the last order before it was 86'd. Most of us were going to order it as well, so hearing it was off the twig made us scramble back to the menu. My pal who knows the difference said the duck was great. I swung with a pork schnitzel, spaetzle and rotkohl. All three were pretty good. Not as good as the Czech joints in Berwyn, but good nonetheless. Wife had a steak which she was not impressed with. That Schnitzel was $32, by the way, which I thought was a little dear. $32 will just about buy a fine dinner for 2 in any of the remaining Czech joints in the Berwyn area. Service was fine, and we were in the room wot had most of the Dillinger artifacts. I'm throwing 4 for this place 'cos the evening was pleasant, and the basehits overrode the strikeouts...