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    "Chicken Salad sandwich" and side option of pasta
    Bri B.

    Atmosphere: Great location in regards to being close to the waterfront. They have quite a large outdoor seating area. The bathrooms were clean and the inside seating area felt light and airy, nice bar area too. It has a shared parking lot with the LTC building so good luck getting parking. Service: They were definitely understaffed in the kitchen and servers. We watched other tables around us and it took a long time to get food (including ours). The server we had was really nice and personable and you could tell she really cared about her job and the restaurant. Food: This is where it went wrong. I live in a bigger city than Manitowoc, and the food here honestly tasted like something an aunt would cook at a family reunion just to have something on the table. I know for Manitowoc to have a restaurant that serves "fresh" food is a big deal (a lot of fast food here) so I think they should make it based on lack of local restaurants. However, if you are from a bigger city, I would not make this a place to stop. Everything was under seasoned and basic and just not memorable. I know for a fact I could have made a better meal for myself at home and my work colleague agreed. For the "quality" of ingredients to price comparison in my opinion, not worth it. Maybe I just came at the wrong time since they apparently switch their menu a lot? We tasted 2 entrees, 2 sides and a dessert so that is what this review is based off of. Really bummed out because most of the other reviews on here were raving how good it was.

    Harvest veggie, YUM!

    Have visited for Thursday night wood fired pizza and drinks. Absolutely LOVE their pizza options! We look forward to future eats! Staff are attentive and friendly and Mike & Shannon rock! They KNOW what to make, how to cook and we have been seeking THEIR ways of healthier and tastier eats!

    Betsy V.

    Excellent food, great service and a healthy pour of wine! Loved that all the food is locally sourced and prepared fresh upon order. We enjoyed the Short Ribs and Scottish Salmon = DELICIOUS and wished we had room for dessert....Highly recommend if you are in the area.

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    Bobbie N.

    For someone who is influenced by everyone else's food selection, I totally appreciate the limited menu. The poached cod and black rice satisfied my hunger without that "I'm stuffed" feeling. Also with the ever changing menu it makes you want to come back and try something else. Manitowoc deserves this!

    Pork belly pizza
    Tricia C.

    Stopped in over the weekend while visiting my friend. The place is small and quaint, but has a clean atmosphere. We opted to sit outside on the patio since it was a nice night. We split the beet bruschetta and the special of the day, which was a pork belly pizza. The beet bruschetta was good, except they went a little overboard on the beets. The pork belly pizza was absolutely delicious! The candied pieces of pork mixed well with the sauce. I highly recommend it, although I'm unsure if they have it often or if it was only for a limited time as it was a special. Overall a very nice place and if I lived in the area I would frequent it often!

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    Paul E.

    Stopped in here with my Brother-in-laws family for dinner based on his recommendation and my desire to try something new. I have eaten at other fresh farm to table restaurants in Metro Detroit but this was a first for me in Wisconsin. The restaurant itself is very modern with the Wood fired Pizza Oven having a very visible prominent role in the Restaurant in one corner and a nice contemporary bar on the far wall providing a very nice aesthetic and cool factor. In addition to the inside dining there is also an outdoor dining terrace which is open during good weather. Overall the facilities are a major plus for this restaurant. Keeping in mind that this is a Farm to Table restaurant, there is a chalk board as you come into the restaurant highlighting the farms and produce that are providing the ingredients for the evenings meal. This is definitely a nice touch as it reinforces what this restaurant is all about. Relative to my meal, I was eating on the lighter side this night and ordered their soup of the day with accompanying salad. The soup was creamy potato whose ingredients included kennebec potatoes, wood fired roasted shallots and garlic, dry sherry, cream topped with crispy bacon, and fresh chives all pureed into to a very delectable soup. To accompany the soup, I ordered the Fall Harvest salad whose ingredients included lettuce mix, roasted sweet peppers, tomatoes, carrot and Japanese turnip curls, red wine, poached cranberries, cucumbers with shaved MontAmore topped with a light grilled citrus vinaigrette. Salad ingredients were all very fresh with great taste and the citrus vinaigrette really set it off. Overall, whether you are into the farm to table scene or not, the quality of the food, freshness of the ingredients and how well it is prepared make this a must stop if you are in the Manitowoc area. Five stars.

    Walk in the Garden

    So delicious and delightful. The cherry tomatoes are a burst of flavor. This "Walk in the Garden" tasted exactly like summer, enjoyed on the outdoor patio. Finished with a slice of flourless chocolate cake ... bliss on a fork!

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    Excellent food and service. You can make reservations on OpenTable. Beet bruschetta was excellent as was pan fried cod filet.

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    Woah. This place was niccceeee…read more We were visiting town for work and were brought here for dinner. The space is beautiful, the front bar is so unique and pretty. The service was fantastic all night. And the food. You get what you pay for, truly. This is a nice spot and the food is drool worthy. It's plated so nicely, everything was cooked to perfection, and they did a great job of complimenting sides with entrees. The cheese curds were also unique and fantastic. If you're in the area and want a dinner you know will be good, this is the spot.

    Everything about Courthouse Pub was wonderful this evening at our dinner. We arrived at 7pm on a…read moreWednesday night in July. They were busy which was a good sign. We had the cheese curds for the appetizer and my husband had the pork tenderloin and I had the crusted chicken. All of our food was absolutely delicious- served hot, and perfectly seasoned. My husband commented that it tasted like a chef was in the kitchen. Think metropolitan, high-end restaurant quality food! Prices are very reasonable for the quantity and quality. The ambience is charming yet fresh and modern. Very clean. I would suggest to dress resort casual or nicer for an evening meal. The service was attentive and welcoming. There is room for a large group. Outside seating is available, but I wouldn't recommend because it is near a busy traffic light which would detract from the experience. Don't hesitate to try the Courthouse Pub for a delicious, memorable meal.

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    What's up with the reviews? This place was bomb. I was so surprised for a small town…read more We came in here for a work lunch, we started by sharing some of their fries (so hard to choose which ones). I'm a saucy gal, and they do it right. SO MUCH FLAVOR. Then I switched to the San Fran noodles and wow. Same thing. The cook is really great at marrying sauces, toppings, and flavors. They have a talent because I don't think I ate anything I didn't like. Special shout out to their unique fried cheese because what was that? Amazing. Such a great meal. Service was good but I don't even care about that because the food was so fantastic. We were heading back to work so couldn't drink but their beer menu also looked amazing. I'm a sour drinker and seemed to have a couple good options. Highly recommend!

    Food didn't arrive until an hour and a half after ordering!! Party of 2. Ordered a sandwich and a…read moregrain bowl. I'd expect that wait at a busy 4 star Michelin restaurant in New York. This place is advertised as gastropub food, which is intended and designed to be quick food to make. My inclination is that they wanted us to wait there as long as possible to keep ordering more drinks. It took so long I thought the chef had quit mid shift. Food: underwhelming and average. Nothing you couldn't make at home with minimal effort. Tasted greasy. Even if it was good, I couldn't have appreciated it because the wait was SO long I was starving and dizzy from low blood sugar by the time it arrived. Unacceptable. Will not go back and would not recommend. I'd only recommend in the event you're practicing intermittent fasting or on an intense diet.

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