Great burger, fries, onion rings served in a quiet friendly atmosphere by very nice peopleread more

This is certainly a dive bar, but a pretty neat one. The staff is very personable and the food is…read moregood. There are more than a few places to sit, a surprising amount and there is a lot of history here. I believe it's the oldest continually operating Barr in Wisconsin. Either way, it is what a dive bar is good for, very relaxed with nice staff and patrons. It could use a few more selections of IPA's though.

We loved this place! Burgers were fantastic! Pizza was great! No complaints! Service was friendly…read moreand fast and overall atmosphere was great. Kids loved the games!

This is THE bar in Wisconsin you just don't want to miss! The food is great, especially the burgers…read moreand pizza. Daily specials are often scratch made and always delicious! Prices are very reasonable. The best is the people though...family owned and operated the owners are a part of the community and they are wonderful. Bartenders are smart fun and quick and never forget a face or a drink! It's always a fun place but especially enjoy the entertainment on weekends (or Friday Karaoke) or any time there is a Packer game! Come for the food, friendships and fun! You really don't want to miss it!

Walleye was a HUGE fillet and fantastic. Fish and chips was a child's portion of two small…read morestrips...was extremely disappointing. Chicken wings were a miss. Kids inhaled their burgers and loved them. Avoid fish and chips and wings - walleye and burgers are winners. Service and atmosphere was great!

Very good food and super accommodating! We were a party of 15 in town for a wedding. Called to make…read morea reservation and they called in extra help! Food was excellent, staff was super friendly. The kids had plenty of games to play. Everybody was happy and full!

Had the best classic style cheese curds here and some really fresh tasting wings. Typical Wisconsin…read morebar place and it was popping on a Friday at 3pm!

North Hudson must really be considered out of the way. I visited two bars there that I'm told, have…read morebeen around forever. Thing is that one of the bars only has two Yelp reviews (one of them is mine), and this one only has 22. Either the places want to stay incognito, or the clientele want to keep certain elements out. If the latter is the case, then they blew it with me. I managed to sneak by their ever vigilant eyes. I, a tourist from Southern California, sporting a USC hat, at first sight looked out of place. I was initially stared down. It wasn't until they noticed that I was wearing a Hudson Raiders hoody that I was welcomed. Not with open arms, mind you, but let's just say that I was accepted. I was my jovial self and told them that it was ok to stare. Someone as handsome as I gets that all the time. The ice was broken. Starr's is a cool place. If you're a sports fan, you'll love the number of TVs scattered throughout. Literally one for each game no matter what the sport. Your choices of beer are just as numerous. It was fun sitting at the bar looking across at the locals tying one on. When new patrons filed in a quick cursory spy would give them the thumbs up. It's huge inside. I can only imagine what it's like when there's a full house. The food menu looks sufficient to meet the want of anyone needing to soak up the myriad of exotic beers ingested. A dad with 3 kids was doing just that. The dad, not the kids. They all looked happy. Either the kids were extremely well-behaved, or the food was so good that they didn't have to complain. Which is more than I can say about John, who was accompanying me on this tour of the north end. Quick Tip: Ample parking is available at Starr's. But park in the back behind the building. When it comes time to explain to your spouse where the hell you were for the past 3 hours, I wasn't at Starrs honey. Did you see my car there? Had you driven past the library, then your question would have been answered. If they ask, then why do you smell like a brewery? Just say free samples at Walmart.

The food was good as was the service. However you can tell they use the same water for the mop all…read moreover the restaurant. Sticky floors everywhere. Hot water and soap is good but come on change out the bucket between areas.

Guys! What a fun hidden gem! Wisconsin people are so nice!! The library staff referred us to this…read moreplace for lunch and we loved it! I got the turkey dinner that came with stuffing and mashed potatoes and gravy. It was so good! Came with a big slice of multigrain bread. Friends had great meals as well.great service and super nice staff!! Would go again!! Hot tip: stop by the Barbie house on 2nd street and take pics after lunch!

Food was so good! Service was the best! And the ambiance was beautiful. Had not been here since the…read moreremodel. I loved it and look forward to returning. I would recommend this for anyone. The bad side is the parking. We are handicapped and there are not many spaces for us. The other option is street parking or parking across the street. This is concerning for us.

Huge shout out to Ziggy's and all the staff for a private party we booked. From the time of booking…read morethe party to the end of the party renting a room here was easy and affordable, and I would definitely do it again.

A good place to go if you don't want to be found. Most everyone else will be across the street at…read moreStarrs bar, which gives this place an advantage. Space to move around, and if you're drinking alone, no pressure to engage in conversation. The dive element is there, but hidden by cleanliness. You can almost fool yourself into thinking that you're at mom and pop restaurant instead of a mom and pop bar. Low-key and friendly. Sandy, the owner, was our bartender for the visit. She was very nice while talking us up. Sandy seems happy with the clientele, and they seem to like her too. The fact that she had the time for conversation will tell you how busy the place was, or more to the point, wasn't. As sleepy as Main Street in Mayberry. Otis didn't make an appearance. Stop in and pound a couple, then mosey across the street to Starrs for a couple more. Sounds like a fun filled afternoon to me. Quick Tip: I don't expect anyone to read this review, seeing how Mallalieu Inn has been open for a century, and this is only the second review on Yelp. I know, it's a bit tongue in cheek, but heck, Yelp has been around for like 20 years. Taking that into consideration, low-key may be a couple levels too high!

Unpretentious local neighborhood dive bar - inexpensive, honest - come as you are…read more This is the only place I've been to in Hudson that I feel is a genuinely unpretentious place. They don't pretend to be anything they aren't. It's a blue collar place that has beer in bottles, soda in cans, basic food that's good and cheap and served in a basket. Mallalieu was named after the lake that's behind the building. It was opened in 1908 by George Starr. This son, Ernest, opened the "Starr's Bar" across the street after prohibition ended. There's a lot of local history here. The owner is the also the bartender, the server, the chief cook and bottle washer. She's personable and good at what she does. After talking to a few people it looks like I should come back on Wednesday night for the steak fry or Friday night for the fish fry. Thanks, Mallalieu Inn! -Daddy Maxx Retro

Amazing rooftop in the heart of downtown Hudson. Went there for some appetizers and drinks on a…read morelate Sunday afternoon. The service was great. They have ton of tvs on the rooftop to watch sports, etc. They also have huge see through panels to protect you from the elements. Weather can change in an instance. Food: We ordered the Gouda chicken nachos with guac. It was decadent. So delish. Highly recommend. We also had jalapenos on the side so those that love them can enjoy them. Also ordered a size of fries which were okay. Drinks: I ordered a mason jar cocktail of the pina colada (not blended). I don't remember seeing the cost on the menu for their cocktails and didn't realize it was going to be in a Large mason jar. I thought it would be in a smaller sized one. Anyways it was fine and tasted good but $25 for a cocktail was steep but it was also like having 2 cocktails. Look forward to coming back and trying an entree.

The owner/management is so rude. Their Google reviews have some legitimate complaints and the owner…read moretakes it all very personally and it really turns me off from supporting them. Which sucks because the food is fantastic.

Was good. Pizza by the slice. Wouldn't get the chicken wings again. It was all drummies, and we are…read moreflat fans. They need more spirit offerings also. But! Was fun. Suggest sitting at bar.

While waiting an hour and a half to get a table at San Pedro I was happy to get seated in Del…read moreEste's covered patio on a rainy night while I waited for my friend. They had 2 of my favorite white wines on the list, great. Until the sweet new server nervously told me they were out of both of them and only had their house Pinot Grigio and Chardonnay available. Out of a lack of choices I ordered a Chardonnay and when I told the server it was so oaky it was undrinkable, she came back to say her manager wouldn't take it off the bill because there was "nothing wrong with it." Ok fine, I see his logic. What I will also say is that mentality as a manager to make a guest pay for something they were unhappy with due to a lack of managing inventory and limited selections, he lost a repeat customer and prompted a negative review. I was a server too for a long time. I know how wine pricing works. It would have cost nothing to help find a drink a guest actually wants. Putting profit over people always results in losing money. It's no wonder there were plenty of tables available there while San Pedro was on a 90 minute wait. I'd say there's a LOT of room for improvement in how it's run. Treat your guests and servers with respect and be generous with your offerings and problem solving. It always comes back ten fold. There's too many good places to eat in Hudson to come back here.