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    Gateway Bar & Grill

    2.7 (53 reviews)
    ModerateAmerican, Bars
    Open 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Touristy
    Loud
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    Loaded nachos
    Patty Z.

    I had a great experience at Gateway Bar and Grill. Our server was so nice! The loaded nachos did not disappoint. The nachos themselves are like deep fried flour tortillas. So yummy that I stuffed myself to the gills!

    Poor man's lobster
    Sarah A.

    Service was amazing, food was great. Convenient location. Happy with Friday fish fry up north to say the least.

    This is the fierce dog they wouldn't allow on the patio.
    S B.

    We stopped because the location was convienent and they had a large outdoor patio. We we were traveling with our small dog and thought we could take her to avoid keeping her in a hot car. Sadly, they are not progressive enough to allow leashed dogs on the patio. NOT PET FRIENDLY. To be fair they do have postings indicating no pets allowed. I just did not see the sign. However, my dog is quieter than a lot of people's kids that were there. We were vanquished to picnic tables at the edge of the parking lot, near the horseshoe pits. This turned out to be okay because it was such a nice day with a breeze. We placed our order inside and the waitress delivered it to our picnic table. The order came quickly. Husband had their version of a Greek salad - which looked like my side salad except it had feta cheese in it (no olives, ancho is or peppers). Both salads were of a good size. I had a grilled cheese and ham sandwich. It was okay except the lunch meat used was not dry when they made the sandwich so the toasted bread was soggy on one side. Sandwich was served with coleslaw. My husband also had tomato soup which he said was okay. Total bill was about $29 without any drinks - we brought our own to our picnic! SUGGESTION: Designate the small back portion of your patio, facing the parking lot as pet friendly. Might stop again for a drink ( w/o the killer dog) but would not go out of my way for their food.

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    Gross the table wasn't clean and I actually lost my lunch before I finished eating it.

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    Sky Harbor 2 - Cordon blue sandwich.

    Sky Harbor 2

    3.8(19 reviews)
    1.4 mi
    $$

    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 wzx pleasant and accommodating. Dining room is small. Bathrooms are clean. Restauranrant is clean and with pleasant

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    Rene's Dining Room

    Rene's Dining Room

    4.0(27 reviews)
    10.3 mi
    $$

    Traveling randomly through Wisconsin in our RV. My wife found a listing online for Rene's Supper…read moreClub. We took a detour and headed that way. The place was immaculate and nicely done. The owner was behind the bar, and his wife Rene' behind the scenes. Had a few beverages and each ordered a beef tenderloin sandwich and shared fried cheese curds. The curds were crispy and everything a good fried curd should be. The beef tenderloin was juicy, fork tender and delicious. Nicely served on a sizzling platter and perfectly cooked. Mentioned our difficulty in finding a campground that wasn't full, and were immediately introduced to a couple that was staying nearby in a local campground. Conversation led us to a website and we were booked into a very nice site. ( On an August weekend, an open site is hard to find anywhere.) We were aware of that but just wandering and hoping. Anyway Rene's was a stroke of luck. Excellent food, really nice folks, and a score on a campsite. If you are on 141 in Wisconsin, anywhere near Crevitz get off the road and follow county rd X to Rene's. You will be happy you did.

    We were excited to have a good meal, and were seated right away. Our waitress, who was also acting…read moreas hostess, asked if we wanted drinks (we didn't), and said she'd give us a few minutes to look at the menu. There were people in the restaurant, but also lots of open tables, and three additional waitresses. During the 20+ minutes we waited to order, no waitress would make eye contact, including our own who turned her back to us as she seated a couple at a neighboring table. When she took a dinner order from a table seated fully 10-15 minutes AFTER us, my husband, who had the patience of a saint, decided it was time to leave. We have never been treated like that, and certainly have never left a restaurant after being seated. I'm still shocked. The food may be delicious--it certainly smelled good--but we never got to try it!

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