Located a bit outside Crivitz, this local bar and grill serves a nice Friday fish fry with plenty…read moreof sides (rye bread, baked beans, cole slaw & potatoes). The fish pieces are about 1.5 inch in size and you get 10 per dinner meal. It's more breaded than battered, but still tasty. Nice local feel to this place with a bar and also a handful of newer slot machines to kill time and maybe win some $$$s.

Stopped in for a couple hours while out for my sisters bachelorette party. The atmosphere was…read moregreat, our waitress and the bartender were super friendly, and our food was good. I ordered the ultimate grilled cheese and my sister ordered the Philly cheese steak. We also had mushrooms and a BLT at the table. This place also had the best whiskey, sweet old fashioned I ever had.

A giant sign on the road screams simply. "EAT" You have to look hard to see the restaurant…read morename, shared by the small roadside motel next door. Sky Harbor. "E A T" We had driven by that sign and poked fun at it several times, prior to finally giving it a try. Hadn't heard a thing about it or read any reviews before walking in to the smallish diner. Only a few tables open on a late Saturday morning. A good sign. Small town 'homestyle' diners tend to fall into two groups. The first and sadly most common is the version where the Sysco truck drops off premade everything...from the soups to the cold salads. A grumpy cook then assembles your too thin bacon and some fried eggs, or a deep fried chicken patty, into your meal. It's often transactional, uninspired and qualifies as 'dining out' in only the most literal sense of the word. Then, occasionally, you find the rare exception. Like this place. My first clue was a woman, dining alone, that we passed by as we were seated. She was enjoying a fried chicken dinner with mashed potatoes that looked like the cover page of a fabulous fifties cookbook. Honestly, I read the menu with interest, but there was almost no chance that I wasn't going to order THAT. The menu is ambitious for a small kitchen, but after hearing the specials and reviewing the breakfast (all day) and lunch options, I caved to my brunch envy and ordered the Chicken dinner. I was served 4 pieces of remarkable fried chicken with a light, crispy and well seasoned breading that was clearly made by an experienced cook with real heart. A cook who, before putting a plate on the pickup, always looked at it and said with gusto, "I'd eat that". My coleslaw was homemade. The thick cut bread of my Wife's sandwich was homemade. The haystack onion rings I also succumbed to were fabulous too. All around me were patrons clearing their plates and bowls with happy faces. The two waitresses were cheerful, attentive and enthusiastic and contended with a large percentage of locals at the tables. Nearby a young kid was enjoying a root beer float with his lunch, a prize he negotiated with much pre-ordering haggling with Mom. At the next table, a local was schooling his out of town visitors as to the superstar choices on the menu. "No wrong answers", he proudly boasted. It is my opinion that having a business like this provides a soul center for small towns. Everything I saw here was beautifully executed. Nothing 'over the top' on the menu. But if you are driving buy and see the giant suggestion to " E A T " I suggest you do. I know I will again soon.

Food is great. Fried chicken was amazing. A little greasy. The potato salad was soupy and mostly…read moreeggs. I pointed this out to staff and I was told it was the bottom of the container. She did not offer to replace it or offer a substitution. Overall the staff was pleasant and accommodating. Dining room is small. Bathrooms are clean.

Service and restaurant good. Friendly staff, clean and open. Unfortunately we were not impressed…read morewith the quality or presentation of the food.

Mmmm! Top notch meal. Salad was like I make my own. Vegetable soup was tasty. I had the 16 oz…read moretenderloin which was excellent. Wishing I would have tried the ribeye instead. But no big deal. The service was great for a busy understaffed typical restaurant. Noisy but comfortable place. Bar area separate from the dining hall is relatively cool

Merch for sale, tons of specials, pull tabs & touch tunes & really good bartenders. Ron is…read moreawesome!! Full food menu- hidden "dive bar" gem. Locally brewed Rum sold here, delicious!

The waitress was at out table taking our order right away. Within minutes the first two people's…read morefood came out and I said, wow our food is coming already. There were 5 in our group and the other 3 waited for a half hour before they brought out the other three plates and the first two were long done and already had there to go box. The food was good but it's a shame the service is bad.

I highly recommend this place. Although it's right on the ATV path the food has been far above…read moreaverage. This is going on my favorites list! Service was great but takes some time to cook but since we had some time we talked with some others there while sitting at the bar. Give it a try, you won't regret it.

I've eaten a boatload of breaded perch, walleye and other fish and wanted to try baked, no coating…read more I had their baked haddock and it was perfect. Nice and flaky with lemon and butter. Delicious. Nice friendly server mixed us tasty old fashions. Very glad we tried Thunder Lake Bar and Grill!

The chicken, prime rib, and crab legs are my family's go to. The kids love the burgers…read more The drinks are always cold and refreshing. Service is amazing considering how packed they always are. The place is always clean and welcoming. A good time every time we go.

Food was great and it was served hot! Service was very good! Highly recommend this place when…read morevisiting Crivitz, WI.

If you're hungry for pancakes, I would definitely recommend G&G Diner. We couldn't decide which…read moreoption, so we chose: lemon blueberry pancakes, potato pancakes, and cinnamon roll pancakes. Nailed it! All three choices were delicious, satisfied our cravings for homemade pancakes and we had leftovers to enjoy for another meal. Please don't pass by this gem. Warm, friendly atmosphere, good prices for generous portions, and great menu variety.

Yum! Everything we ordered for breakfast was delicious. While driving to the UP, we found this…read morediner when searching for breakfast restaurants. The diner is about two blocks off the main highway. Such a cute little place and our server was so nice. The egg bake is huge! Enough for two meals. The bacon and sausage patties were big and yummy. Probably some of the best biscuits and gravy I have had in a long time! Two big homemade biscuits with the perfect gravy and sausage pieces. Even the rye toast and pancakes were really good. I highly recommend this diner! And the prices are so reasonable. I will be back.

My boyfriend and I like to try new places to eat, one of our friends had mentioned this place, so…read morewe decided to try it! I'm so glad we made the trip to try it!!! When you walk in, you're right in the bar area, it can be busy at times, but we haven't seen anyone rude there. We got called to our table and brought into a different room right off the bar area. The food was absolutely amazing (we have been back 3 more times) the waitresses we have had were very personable, it was all around a great experience (every time we've been there) I definitely recommend this establishment!

Old-School Wisconsin Supper Club Vibes at the Nimrod Inn…read more This is classic Wisconsin supper club--no hostess stand, no frills. Just belly up to the bar, and when the waitress notices you, she'll jot your name down in a well-worn notebook. No buzzers, no text alerts--just patience and a Brandy Old Fashioned with some true Northwoods flair while you wait (likely about an hour). They're only open Thursday through Sunday, but people travel from all over the state just to get a seat. The décor is straight out of the '70s--in the best, most nostalgic way. The dining room is separated by a doorway to keep the chatter down, creating that cozy, focused dinner atmosphere. We ordered the prime rib with a double-baked potato, and I swear it fed us for three days. Honestly, the two trips to the salad bar alone nearly did us in. But it's what's on the salad bar that truly sets the Nimrod Inn apart--the gizzards. Yes, gizzards. I know, just hearing the word might turn your stomach. But trust me--give these a try. The owner slow-cooks them for 10 hours, and if you didn't know better, you'd think they were beef tips. They melt in your mouth and are absolutely unforgettable. Not sure why it's called the Nimrod Inn--but don't be a nimrod. Make the trip and experience this supper club gem for yourself.