When you wake up in the morning and immediately start talking about last night's meal- you know it…read morewas a great restaurant. I just can't believe I have never been here before when visiting Iron River. The setting and the view alone is worth a visit. Set on the edge of Deep Lake, get a window seat if you can to watch the sunset. It's not quite a supper club (which is okay!) but we still ordered Brandy Old-fashioned. Trust me- they make them well! I think we may have converted my cousin to making this her Wisconsin drink of choice based on no small part on this version. The menu is midwestern steak house with flair. I ordered one of the nightly specials- pecan encrusted walleye. It was so good. LIghtly breaded with hints of fennel- a combination I never would have thought of but it was so tasty. of course it was served with salad and a small loaf of bread- a great way to start a meal. THe dessert menu looked intriguing but we were stuffed- I took half my meal home and ate it for lunch the next day! Still tasty. I would add this to everyone's must stop list when in Northern Wisconsin

Great place to stop. Friendly clean and very good food. Had the prime dinner special and it was…read moregreat!

Went to breakfast before checking out. Returned at 9:30am to find our room door wide open and our…read morebelongings missing!! Went to the front desk and told Eric about it, and he replied that the house keeping came in early(checkout posted 11am)?? Then he went back into the office and retrieved our cell phones and chargers. We asked about the 2 bottles of water that were in the refrig...and he gave us 2 from his refrig and said "I won't charge you for these?? I asked about our toothbrushes and toothpaste, and he said they were thrown away! To make matters worse, he opened our cell phones and called my last number from my phone to tell the person that we had left property in the room?? Talk about INVASION of PRIVACY!! I'll NEVER stay there again!!

Nice place after driving for too many hours. Clean rooms. Helpful front desk. No need for bottled…read morewater. Iron River is noted for the second best water in Wisconsin.

Ron Faiola's Wisconsin Supper Clubs book brought us to "The Spot" on Buskey Bay, Iron River. Kevin…read moreand Pam were gracious hosts, Kevin makes a good brandy old fashioned - hand muddled. We enjoyed our visit, the food was excellent and our server was attentive and pleasant. I tried the Friday evening special - Deep Fried Whitefish with sugar snap peas - I am typically not a "whitefish" person but this was well prepared and was excellent - The pea pods were delicious. You'll enjoy some great views of Buskey Bay and the Pike Chain of lakes from your table. Enjoy your visit, we sure did.

The Spot Supper Club was friendly, had great service, wonderful prices and good food…read more The staff and the owner were beyond accommodating. When we called to make sure they were still open, Kevin (the owner) said if we were definitely going there he would definitely keep the kitchen open for us so that we could get something to eat. The waiter was very courteous and attentive. The clientele was chill and mellow. Casual, not pretentious or snobby. Laid back. Kevin (the Owner) was a delight. I didn't even know he was the owner until we were leaving. I had assumed he was just a friendly bartender. He was tending the bar and kept giving us great tips on where to go and what to do by The Great Lakes area. He showed us books and maps and welcomed everyone into the bar. My only complaint is, I wish there was a place like this in NYC so I could drop by more frequently. But, alas, I'll have to come to Iron River, Wisconsin again to say hi to Kevin and everyone at The Spot Supper Club. Until then, I'll have great memories.

New owners since 2014, lots of family friendly events at this swell campground, cabins and drive in…read morefor large rv campers. Great fishing on iron lake! They rent boats and pontoons. They have lodge with friendly service, frozen ice cream treats, nice craft beer selection, and tasty frozen pizzas. The view is great and Iron Lake is a fine place to swim, boat, fish or relax.

New owners took over in 2014 and it's like night and day. Greg and Kathleen have turned this resort…read moreand campground around in a positive way. The resort is now very family oriented with activities for the kids on the weekends. My girlfriend and I just spent 8 days and 7 nights in the "Escape Cabin". Beautiful view of the lake. Seriously if your wanting to camp or rent a cabin, this is the place to go. My sister is a seasonal and when come out the owners make us feel like family.

Very nice! We will be coming back! The lakes are very clean and lots of fish, close to town for…read moresupplies and right on the trails! The service is excellent!

This review is ONLY for The Grotto (one of the rental cabins at this resort). I'm sure the rest of…read morethe resort is lovely, but this review is for our experience with The Grotto. It is the bottom half of a two-level cabin. Two bedrooms, small living room, kitchen, and bathroom. It's very quaint inside - 60's stove, 60's kitchen table, etc. And there are beautiful stained glass, back-lit boxes in each wall and two very beautiful stained glass doors to the 2 bedrooms, plus a very neat tin ceiling. Also, a great patio area with a really nice two-person swing and space to sit and chat. So that was all fine. My negative points are this: 1. If you stay here, know that it is loud. Super loud. You can hear EVERYTHING from the people in the cabin above you. TV, talking, walking, I could literally hear how LONG someone peed in the middle of the night (yes, I could hear the splash of the stream). In addition, the people above us had a dog (dogs are allowed here) and kids, so there was just constant racket, banging, clicking, walking. This isn't the resort's fault, but I would say that this bottom-level space should not be used as an individual rental due to the noise. They should just join the top and bottom as one big rental unit so that whoever is on the bottom knows the people making the racket upstairs and can tell them to knock it off. Our kids had a really hard time with the noise late at night and early in the morning - they weren't able to get very much sleep. 2. Towels for the bathroom/shower are not provided. It didn't say that on the website, so we didn't bring any. The website says the cabin provides "basic bedding and pillows, kitchenware, etc." True, it doesn't say "towels," but it also doesn't say "toilet paper" and I assumed they would have it (and they did). I find it so weird that they would choose to omit bathroom towels (even a HAND towel for after you wash your hands). This isn't an $80/night rental. This place is $160/night, you know? No towels? It seems like 4 towels could be tossed in when the sheets are washed, yes...? Which couldn't help but make us wonder if the sheets were washed? Is there not a washing machine here? Anyway, we had to drive to wal-mart and buy 4 towels and washcloths and a hand towel for the bathroom, which was kind of a rocky start. So if you stay here, bring towels. Also, on a related note, the staff was all VERY nice, except the woman I talked to about the towels when we checked in (who was also the bartender, it appeared). She scoffed and said, "You didn't know you were supposed to bring towels?" I could have done without the scoffing. 3. I'd ditch the area rugs right away if you stay here. They don't have any kind of rubber backing underneath, so we all slipped and after a few near-falls, I rolled them all up and put them in the corner. I had to sweep underneath them because once they were rolled up, there was dirt everywhere that had been left under them. 4. Beds are super creaky. Not just, "Oh cute, a little creak." I mean, like, wake up the people in the next room when you get up to use the bathroom in the middle of the night. The cabin is very cute, but it seems like some of the effort/money put into the stained glass or the tin ceilings could have been set aside for updating the 2 beds. 5. The TV is tiny and old and the volume doesn't go very high. Again, I'd take one less stained glass window if it meant putting in a regular television for $300. Again, the staff was all very kind (other than the scoffing bartender) and the area was very pretty. But for $160/night, I would not recommend to a friend renting The Grotto cabin. Our kids were a wreck after the weekend of so little sleep (due to the constant noise upstairs in the evenings and then early in the morning with their dog and kids). Good luck planning your stay!

This place is very remote, yet easy to reach from Route 2, the main road. There are 5 cabins, all…read morelake front. We stayed in #1, which is a one bedroom with full kitchen, small deck and screened-in porch. The owner, Lori, provides bed linens but you must bring your own bath towels. There is a small dock if you wish to swim or fish, but it was pouring rain the day we stayed there. The setting is quite pretty, but the cabin was damp and the rooms were filled with cobwebs. The bed is a double, which is on the small side, but the mattress was an antique and the bed squeaked every time you moved. The refrigerator was full size but filthy. There were mousetraps(empty but sprung) under the breakfast bar, and the smoke alarm and battery were sitting separately on the kitchen counter. The television was a small 14" like I had in my first apartment in the 1980s and there was no cable. No A/C, either, but the night we stayed was cold, so that didn't matter. The price was $120. Will not be returning.

Oh i can't say enough about this bar & grill it truly is fantastic. Fish fries and steaks are very…read morevery good. Excellent salad bar and dessert bar. The service is great i love the folks there but no I'm not related to any of them. A beautiful fire place and a view of the lake very comfortable. This is where we go when we can.