This place is like one of your favorite pair of blue jeans, they always feel good and make you feel…read moregood, no matter what they look like. Staff is super, genuine and nice here, bear is called and the food is good. Not a lot of places to sit in. The tables are sort of weird, but that's OK, it's a recommend.

Fun bar.. we didn't eat but the atmosphere seems like everyone has a great time! Christmas lights…read morewere an interesting touch.. my husband said the leather couches were comfortable and an interesting discussion piece.. we would go back!

Siebkens is one of those places that feels like your home away from home. My family has been going…read morefor years. I remember the first time we stayed there my son meandered down to the beach to splash around when he was a tiny little thing and it was so tranquil. I knew immediately that this was a place we'd return to again and again. It's just one of those places that feels like you're going back in time to a simpler place. The area around the property is vibrant and alive. Everyone seems happier just being there. Elkhart Lake is such a picturesque little town. Everyone at the resort gets up and takes a morning walk to the shops, the farmer's market, the park, the library, or to get some coffee and breakfast. Part of the charm is you really don't need a car while you're there. Everything is walkable from the resort features themselves to additional dining to a great ice cream spot. The lake is gorgeous and pristine in its beauty. Enjoy time at the beach, the complimentary kayaks, canoes, and paddle boats, or rent a boat in the nearby marina. If you're not a lake person they have a nice pool and, of course, everyone loves a hot tub! Often times there are events in Elkhart Lake on the square around Siebkens or on the property itself. Siebkens is steeped in a rich history of auto racing and is frequented by people in IndyCar and other motorsports including those at the nearby Road America raceway. You can see a lot of pictures and information about racing history at the resort. The food is phenomenal. If you're a grilled cheese connoisseur, and who isn't, then you're going to love Siebkens - but honestly, everything hits. The cheese curds are classic Wisconsin, the baked brie is next-level, and the short rib ragu is the kind of dish you end up thinking about later. Siebkens has a formal dining restaurant in PAM's and a bar with food at the Stop-Inn. PAM's is perfect for a nice, long meal with great food and wine or cocktails. The staff is incredible and really makes it a nice experience. The Stop-Inn is a fantastic bar with darts, pool, and plenty of space to let loose. I've had many a good conversation at that bar. There's always live music on the patio outside the bar and people just having the best time. Bottom line, if your family wants to get away, go to Siebkens. You won't want to leave!

If you are into overpriced run down resorts, with snotty help, this is the for you! They act like…read morethis place is special, and it is if you are looking for a mediocre dump!

Great Service and Food. Plenty of seating and nice employees. Amazing ambiance. Place is awesome…read moreand was a great place to bring friends.

Clean, fast, and friendly service. Good food reasonably priced. Full bar with beer on tap as well…read moreas great selection of bottled beers.

Great food, cooked to order with care. Nice folks running the place as well. Small town vibe, clean…read moreand comfortable.

Very good wings , the fries were no big deal. The service was outstanding food was hot and tasty! I…read morewill do it again .... Pssssst I already have

Very cozy atmosphere with a classy design. The food was delicious and hearty! The staff were…read morefriendly and treated us well. Overall, I would definitely recommend this place as a good comfort food spot or even just a great place to grab a drink with some friends!

I had high hopes for this newer restaurant in downtown Menasha. I was disappointed. It feels like…read morethis place wants to be upscale, but they failed on many levels, most notably the attitude of the front end staff. I could overlook or even forgive a single person who might be having a bad day, but we had negative experiences with 3 individuals. I went for dinner on a Tuesday evening with a small group of friends. We had a reservation for a table indoors, but were still considering the rooftop seating. When the first member of our group arrived, an employee was standing at the hostess stand but walked away without greeting her. It was not busy. Nobody else was waiting. She did not leave to go seat another party. She just walked away. This was the first moment of awkwardness. The menus: Before arriving, some of our group had looked at the regular menu and others had looked at the rooftop menu online. There was some confusion about why we couldn't order an item from the rooftop menu. (As I recall, the item in question was a flatbread available on the lunch menu for the regular dining room, but not on the dinner menu.) We were told that we would need to move to the rooftop if we wanted that item. Everything about the server's posture, facial expression including a visible eye roll, and even a loud sigh was very offputting from the start. We considered leaving before we even ordered our food, and in hindsight that may have been a better decision. Ultimately, we decided to stay and dine indoors, on the lower level at a table near a window looking onto the sidewalk. This may have been another mistake. It was very warm and stuffy. Even though there were only two other groups of people inside, it was so loud I could hardly hear people talking at my own table. I ordered the Agave Lime Chicken. It was good but not great. Two members of our party ordered flatbreads; two others ordered chicken tenders. This was where our evening really took a turn. On one of the flat boards used to serve the flatbread, there was a very small dead bug. It was a light gray-green color and so small that we weren't sure at first if it was a bug or a piece of some herb. We zoomed in on a phone camera and confirmed that it was indeed a dead bug. The member of our party who ordered this item had eaten one piece of her flatbread and was no longer interested in eating the rest. She did not want a box. She just wanted it taken away. The reaction of the staff was shocking. After clearing the board, one member of the staff returned and remarked that they were "still trying to find that bug." My jaw dropped at her tone - it was incredibly unprofessional. Thankfully, we had a picture. Another member of the staff came back to look at the photo as well, claiming that they could find no bug. They removed the meal from our bill, which is all I would really expect. I would still have considered returning another time if it had not been for the attitude and attempted gaslighting.

Fantastic hidden gem in lovely Cedarburg WI…read more Dinner is from 4-8pm daily. No reservations but they turn tables quickly and the bar is a great waiting area. Bartender is lovely enjoyable human that makes a perfect old fashioned. The food is very good. Highly recommend the tenderloin appetizer and the bluegill entree. The dinners come with a soup or salad. Salad was fresh. Prices reasonable. Ample parking.

Had not been here in a very long time. A little hard to find but worth it. Very personable servers…read moreand bartender. Delightful and enjoyable evening and fare.

Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin…read more This place is easily 4 plus stars... have been here perhaps 50 times... always solid. Recently had the Short Ribs - Excellent and the Panini sandwich with Pesto and Burrata - also excellent.

The service was horrible, it took so long just to get sweetener for my drink. Not to mention who…read moresells lobster bisque without the lobster!? Not to mention the other food was very mediocre.

The gyros are outstanding! A friend from the valley said he…read morerather drive to Calumetville to get them instead of going to gyro places in Appleton.

Small town bar with surprisingly nice menu. Burgers were pretty good, workday pass on the onion…read morerings. Only serve soups during the "colder" months. Lots of interesting drink /shot choices.