Toad Hall is my go to place in Racine for a quick drink or a great meal. Jamie has done a great job…read morekeeping patrons safe and welcome during the pandemic and that attention to creating a great client experience has carried to these safer times. I'm partial to the unique tater tot plates, and the fact I can get Smithwick's on tap. The snugs are also fantastic private booths that are only found at this establishment in Racine. The burger list should definitely not be overlooked. And if you're into Irish music, look for Toad Hall to host jam sessions on certain weekends. Cheers!

I've eaten here once before years ago and was not impressed but I thought I'd give it a try one…read moremore time. I ordered the cubano. My husband got home and they sent a burger with bbq sauce instead of the cubano. He went all the way back to get my sandwich and I can't even eat it. The ham is supposed to be deli ham, they put a huge chunk of a honey ham (like the ones you buy for Easter) with the brown sugar glaze. Are Cubans eating this kind of ham? No. Then there a sliced pork loin instead of slow roasted shredded pork with lots of garlic and oregano and citrus like a Cuban lechon would have. It's not even edible. I wanted so badly to like this. I just had back surgery and can't go anywhere. I was hoping they could get a sandwich right. It was horrible. I immediately gagged. I'm not a food snob, I'll literally eat just about anything but it has to actually taste good. I'm really sorry toad hall but yall need some cooking lessons.

We really enjoyed this place. The food was pretty good, cooked right at the bar-- but the owner…read moreBuca was so welcoming to my friend and I. Awesome atmosphere and patrons, will be back.

The environment was nice. The staff and people around were friendly. The food was good. I'd eat…read morehere again.

The staff are very welcoming and accommodating. The ambiance is cozy. The Walleye is flaky, fresh…read moreand tasty and the flat fries are very good. Wish they would serve more flat fries with the meal. All in all, if you LOVE Walleye go to the Beacon Tavern & Grill.

Enjoyed everything. We wanted perch but get their early. We were there about 6 and we got the last…read moreperch. I actually liked the walleye better.

I was in Racine with my son and his wife. We were across the street volunteering at the Racine…read moreEagles Club. We decided to go across the street for lunch at George's Tavern. Holy cow! The special was a grilled cheese and meatloaf sandwich (with a side of their special pineapple coleslaw) The sand- wich was large was toasted to perfection. It even had pickles on it. It was different and seriously delicious!! My daughter-in-law had the mac 'n cheese with chicken strips. It looked amazing. The portion was so big, she had to take half of it home. The salads are huge and one of those will be my next choice. This bar as been around for years. (the owners retired) There is live music often and there are two area with tables, one in the primary bar room and another where the band would be. There are also booths along the back wall. The bar was clean and the new owner, Caleb, was very friendly. I bet people don't think of George's as a lunch or dinner destination, but I highly recommend it.

Yes! A lively, fun joint in Racine! A dear friend plays here once a year or so, but I'd pop into…read morethis place if I was in the area for sure. Lots of live music, and the joint really does get jumping! It has everything a music venue needs. The area around the stage area is expansive. The other feature, is a bar area off to the side, so if you need a break from loud rock and roll (but who needs a break from that!) to chat with your friends, there it is. Friendly bartenders, great drink specials, nice pours, CLEAN BATHROOMS. They also have delicious Heineken 0.0 if you do not wish to imbibe (as I did not on the night I was there), but still want to look and feel like you're drinking a beer. Try that too! At Georges!

Real good neighborhood go to ! Super friendly staff and great service ! Fish fry on Friday and…read moreprime rib on Saturday always the best in the area. The bar area is always fun to stop in at and have a few cold ones and meet folks from the area. Easy location to get to and some of the best food around for sure.

Dover Inn has been around for since 1930. It has changed hands several times, but always served…read morequality food and drink. Besides a wide variety, menu, they're most famous for their Friday night, fish fries, and Saturday night prime rib dinner. Dover Inn is open seven days a week and serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They have their regulars, but also make first timers feel at home. Prices are a little steep, but that's understandable with the economy the way it is. The servers are friendly and attentive. Plenty of lot parking.

Service was excellent and the location is great. We sat outside on the deck and enjoyed the water…read moreviews. We ordered the Pork schnitzel sandwich and the Italian beef sandwich. The mustard on the pork was a nice addition of spice and it was tasty but a bit dry and a tad overcooked. We also ordered the Italian Shaved beef sandwich. If you're expecting an authentic Chicago style experience, this is not a good choice. Although it was tasty, it was more of a French Dip. Nice people!!

We frequent racine because we keep our fishing boat here part of the year. This year was our first…read moretime trying Bridge Tender Tavern and it was pleasant! The building itself is small, you walk in to the main bar room which has bar seating and tables. They also have a really nice big deck outside with plenty of picnic tables along the water. The day we were there, there was a band playing at the business next to the Tavern so the ambiance was fun and nice outside. The service was typical, nobody waited on us because you place your orders at the bar, but they bring out your food. We even were able to bring the pup outside and they had bowls of water ready to go. You can tell this is probably a pretty hopping spot in the heat of summer. Overall, a good spot to grab bar food or a leisurely drink along the canal.

If you're in Racine, you have to swing by Tulip Tavern…read more Their spritz menu is stacked, their lineup of Russians is wild (so many to choose from ), and yep... FREE skee-ball Cozy vibes, super welcoming energy, and genuinely great service....such a fun addition to the Racine scene!

Stopped in for a drink before my friend's birthday dinner and decided to try the Spicey Tracey. It…read morehad jalapeno, prosecco, and ice. Simple but really good. You could really taste the prosecco with just a hint of jalapeno and for $8 it wasn't at bad mix. The bartender was super friendly and had great customer service, which made the quick stop even better. Cute spot to grab a drink, I'd come back to try something else.

I stopped here because I have driven past the place so many times and the building looks old and…read morecool. It's old looking on the inside with a cool tin ceiling and giant chalk board. They have a grill and a pizza oven but serve no food. My service was ok but the place was empty on Mother's Day afternoon when I stopped over. I didn't like the vibe of the place because the bartender will converse with you until a co worker walks in and drops you like a hot potato to gossip/talk shop.

Really great atmosphere, perfect Wisconsin bar. I especially love going on Sunday afternoons during…read morehappy hour where you do a pull tab for every drink to potentially get discounts! This bar is dog friendly (and cat friendly lol) - just make sure your pets are well socialized and calm before bringing them in. No food available but you can bring your own, just make sure to bring some to share!