Haven't eat yet but here's the menu finished eating fish and shrimp we're both full and happy. It…read morewas a little wait but we were not in a rush anyway and after our food arrived waitress apologized for the wait

Super fun place we found by accident. Bit off the path but worth the travel. Ask for Carla, awesome…read morebartender and they make you feel like you are at home. Also ask about their maple syrup.

We've heard so many great things from our family & friends! Plan to get there early as we have…read moretoddlers. Arrive at 5:15, is decently busy, not a problem! Order at 5:30. First round of patrons are finishing up. We hang out for awhile and lots more people flood in. They all order. Their food starts coming, and more tables start eating. Tables that ordered 45+ minutes after us. We finally ask for a food update after about and hour and 15 minutes, they say it's coming and backed up. More people come in, eat, leave. One waitress finally brings the kids a snack & offers a round of drinks. Food comes two hours after ordering. The round of drinks is on the ticket & the kids are toast at this point. We wanted more all you can eat wings but the kids clearly need to leave so we ask for a few to go, get told no. Ask for a manager just to chat to see if we can get some more wings. Waitress proceeds to tell us that he is busy and if we want to talk to him we can go to the bar where he is SITTING. He doesn't come over. We pay our $120+ tab and leave. The food was good but disappointed in wait times. We know stuff happens! Offer to make it right! Come over and apologize! Don't sit at the bar and ignore us. Very disappointed. Will not return & will let our friends know there's other establishments that will value their patrons and their time.

Soooo tired of patronizing this place! The waitress's do a fantastic job! The problem lies in the…read moreowner himself! (Mike) I watch his waitresses bust there ass with understaffed positions there like everyone else. The last straw was tonight when it took over an hour for chicken strips and frys. 2 people servicing the entire place after they brought back their broasted chicken. No attempt was made to let ANY of the patrons know that the wait for chicken of any sort was well over an hour! Take out people were being told a time to come in for there pick up and STILL waited for close to an hour for take out. Here's the best part....the owner (Mike) shows up! Instead of helping the backed up drink/food orders and dirty tables every where he decides since the Packer game that night is closing in that it's best he go around and try to sell off the last of his gambling tickets! Look at those comfy chairs he put in to sit down and gamble....unless you're there to gamble he doesn't give you the time of day. Gambling boards everywhere! Won't even acknowledge you unless you're there to gamble! Can't even say "hello" to those of us that aren't on his gambling boards! We're done!

Under new management, can't honestly review just yet. Stopped for a beer and bartender couldn't…read moreinterrupt his conversation to serve us one. Went on down the road. He didn't even acknowledge that we had walked in. About 8 people in the bar. Unfortunate cause this place has been struggling for some time, shouldn't be because one bad bartender! Gee, hope he wasn't the new owner! Will stop again .....maybe.

Cindy and Dave are super friendly, and make all of the customers feel like family! Cindy also makes…read morethe best Cole-slaw around!! I love going here with my family, watching the games, and playing a game of pool.

Learned of this restaurant (more of a bar) when I saw them cook on a morning talk show a while…read moreback. Decided to give it a try and was highly disappointed. First flag, Saturday afternoon lunch (a little of a late lunch) but no one in the place. Waitress was nice, and the menu had all day breakfast along with lunch and dinner offerings. The specials on the wall added a number of choices too. We ordered a bowl of Chicken noodle soup to share, I had the Country Fried Steak (special on the board) and my wife had a cheeseburger and onion rings. First the good, the onions rings were great and the soup was better than average. Burger was okay, with a very good bun. What was disappointing? We ordered and our waitress disappeared until the food was done. We wanted our soup first (which is the way it should be served) but we couldn't find anyone to ask for it. Of course our food came out, and then we got the soup! My meal sucked! Everything was greasy....the hash browns, the eggs and the steak. I tried, but I couldn't eat it. Even the eggs that were supposed to be "over easy" were hard. The hash browns were a gray color and for some reason buried underneath the gravy covered County Fried Steak. Only thing good about my meal was the sourdough toast! Adding to the bad meal, which was actually funny, was that the wet naps they handed out with the meal were dry as a bone! How old do wet nap packages have to be to be dried out?! Prices were reasonable, but because I left most of my meal on my plate it wasn't too great of a value. Not a place I'd go back to.

Very unexpected to have such a great restaurant in Abrams! The food quality is multiple levels…read moreabove food served in other bar/restaurants and truck stops. And the server Emma is exceptional. Great personality, hard worker, and very attentive. Highly recommended!

So the food is fine but the owner warned me when my garage was burning down. They really do care…read morenot just for money or reviews.

Bugsy and Deb are awesome owners, and run a great business. My family has been loyal customers…read moresince they opened a few years ago, and the food and the staff are always fantastic, especially Roz! Great place to go for a bite to eat, a night out with friends, or watch the game. Karaoke here is always a blast too!!

Great good at fair prices. Had the tenderloin steak sandwich with mushrooms and onions last night,…read moreit was excellent. Couple of cold Miller High Lifes, too. Great way to finish off the start of a new week. I'll be back.

*** To the melody of the Cheers theme song ***…read more Baiting for fish in the world today to make sure they get caught. Hiding indoors from all the flurries, a rabbit in your pot. Why don't you call in sick today? Sometimes you want to go... Where everybody knows their game, and their tales are all the same. You wanna be where you can plea, "Bartender please, who's that dame?" You wanna be where everybody knows their game. You wanna drink with bucks and does, mammals mounted in a frame, You wanna be where everybody knows their game. *** Of course, I'm not singing about that famous pretend bar in Boston. I'm talking about the one and only REAL Demmith's Hunter's and Fisherman's Tavern in Lena, Wisconsin. Even though Russ Demmith has owned The Hunter's and Fisherman's Tavern since the early 2000s (Russ is a fine, friendly proprietor), growing up about 6 miles away as a youth, I always knew this establishment as Kinziger's. John Kinziger's hobby as a young man was taxidermy and throughout his life he stuffed everything. Let me repeat: He. Stuffed. Everything. The Hunter's and Fisherman's Tavern was a menagerie of Mr. Kinziger's life's work. When I first used to frequent the tavern, I don't think it was possible to see the walls or ceiling there were so many animals. Canadian geese flew overhead, bear cubs climbed a tree in the corner, ruffed grouse pecked away at a corn cob on a counter top and as many as 65 deer heads clung to the walls. Yes... 65! And no visitor back in the 80s and 90s could ever forget the giant hammerhead shark that hung near the doorway. The Hammerhead shark -- an indigenous species to the lakes of the northwoods. I say that only partly facetiously, because nobody ever REALLY knew what creatures inhabited the unknown depths of nearby Porcupine Lake. ;) When Mr. Demmith took over, he had a monumental task ahead of him. For as unique and cool as Kinziger's was, if you looked a little deeper you could see that the taxidermy was in poor shape. The once white underbellies of the Canadian geese was now a nicotine-stained brown. A gentle touch to a beaver pelt caused a clump of fur to fall out. One of a pair of glass eyeballs went rogue on a few of the critters. I'm sure just walking in the place made a state health inspector's pen run dry. Russ did a heck of job. Gone are probably at least 75% of the animals--he kept the best 25%--and the place was deeply cleaned and updated. And despite the huge reduction of inventory, The Hunter's and Fisherman's tavern retains that up-north feel and still has enough stuffed game to give those with taxidermy phobia (my sister!) sleepless nights. I'm fortunate. I get to visit Oconto County and Lena a few times a year. I don't always have time to go out when I'm there, but when I do, I go to Demmith's Hunter's and Fisherman's Tavern. P.S. -- This is my 100th Yelp review. As I've approached this milestone, I've wondered, "What Wisconsin establishment should put me into triple digits?" I can think of few places I've enjoyed longer than The Hunter's and Fisherman's Tavern, so a review for this legendary establishment seems appropriate. Furthermore, despite being in business for nearly 70 years, I've noticed this will be The Hunter's and Fisherman's Tavern's FIRST yelp review. I'm honored to be the one to write it for them.

You will never find a proprietor of a business that works every day he is open. He is one of the…read morenicest people you will ever meet and if time permits a fine card player also.

Great place and people! John always had great food! Always had great bands too. Fun summer evenings…read moresitting inside or outside with friends.

The music times here in the summer are wonderful. Sunday afternoons are Sunday funday.read more

I have a guilty little pleasure (besides cranking Def Leppard): it is stopping at the Welcome Home…read moreSaloon/Good Stuff Grill (WHSGSG) in Stiles, Wisconsin on return trips home to visit family. My in-laws live just a tad bit further North than the WHSGSG. We typically are heading up to visit them after a day of work in Milwaukee. So by the time we get to Stiles, it's late, we're hungry and we haven't yet had a taste of Friday night ... if you know what I mean. ;) The WHSGSG welcomes us home at just the right time. My wife and I grab a seat at the bar and have the bartender set us up with a couple of cold Old Mil's. We then peruse the menu which is mostly an exercise in futility because we already KNOW what we are going to order: the fish sandwich. It's hard not to order the fish sandwich. It comes stacked with lightly breaded fish filets piled high within a fresh bakery roll. If you want, you can get a slab of tomato, lettuce, onions and pickles alongside your sandwich too. Which, of course, I do want. It also comes with a potato side of your choice. I opt for the fries; they're good, while my wife is a fan of the potato salad. The price of this tasty sandwich? Only $4.99!! I think it would be a good deal at nearly twice the price! You may be wondering about the name "Welcome Home Saloon/Good Stuff Grill." The place, appearing as one business, is actually two. The Good Stuff Grill operates independently within the saloon. The owner of the grill honed her cooking skills at the Waubee Lodge farther north in Lakewood. So if you live in southern Oconto County or northern Brown county and are longing for the taste of the northwoods, but don't feel like making the long drive, save some gas and head to Stiles instead. When we last visited (two nights prior to this review), the saloon had live entertainment: Schmidt Happens. After my initial chuckle over the entertainment's moniker, I was pleasantly surprised at how good this father/son duo is. The son is a multi-instrumentalist with a voice that makes me wonder what he's doing playing guitar in a bar in Stiles, Wisconsin on a Friday night. This kid's got some chops! I became endeared to him when he intro'd a song by saying "Here's one from a guy you've probably never heard of: John Hiatt." Before note one I said "Yes!" (John Hiatt's my Elvis; I've been a HUGE fan of his for over 20 years.) The younger Schmidt than nailed a pitch perfect "Have a Little Faith in Me" that my eyes watering at song's end. It was that good. Maybe Schmidt Happens won't be playing the next time we drive up north on a Friday night, but one thing's for certain: the Old Mil's will still be cold, the fish sandwich will still be hot and I'll still be looking to kick-off a good weekend at the Welcome Home Saloon/Good Stuff Grill!

I run a koi fish farm in Stiles and people come from as far away as Sheboygan, Wausau, and Menoqua…read moreto look at my fish. I always ask them if they are planning on getting a bite to eat, and if they do, I send them to the Welcome Home. I only get one thing there: a hamburger. I don't know why they are so darn good, but they rank a 10 in my book. juicy,cooked perfectly, with a plate with everything you could want: fresh tomato, lettuce, onion on the side so you can dress em how you want. My customers always email me afterward saying "great recommendation", so I know they like the place, too. The place is never busy (sad for them, great for you) because you get the owner's full attention. I recommend it highly.