Open 7 days. Decent unpretentious adult people. No bullshit. Not too loud. Welcoming. Affordable.read more

Been friends with the owners for years and ended up getting screamed at by the bartenders for…read moreconversing with the locals. Highly recommend you go elsewhere.

The smash burgers are the best burgers in town. Not an exaggeration. They have mastered their menu…read more The food tastes the same every time, which is great and a change of pace for the city of Neillsville. If only the few other food choices could do the same in Neillsville.

Food took an hour for 1 burger and a wrap with fries. Dumped 80 into a machine and didnt even get a…read moredollar or any win so i think its rigged as i would usually wind something

We have stopped in here for a famous "Jan's Pizza" and were not disappointed. The bartender was…read morevery friendly, the patron's were very friendly and accepting. We are new to the area and not one person treated us poorly. We were made to feel at home! We will frequent this establishment again, soon.

Great little townie bar. I'm always surprised by how many awesome, friendly people I've met here…read more Seems like they get a lot of out-of-towners so you never know if you'll run into someone from Chicago, England or Wales. If you drive through town on a weekend it's definitely worth stopping and checking out if only for the people watching. If you've got the munchies, their frozen pizzas are some of the best I've had.

A great place to stop on UTV route. Fun atmosphere with pool tables and darts. Service is great…read morewith a good variety of beers and drinks

First bite I burned my mouth pizza was piping hot, but, was so good I had to keep on eating through…read morethe pain The best pain from a great pizza perfect crust, a little thick while being crispy all ingredients fresh and a nice local crowd as long as you say hello and maybe initiate a conversation you'll find good people here

Our waitress is unabashedly drunk, motorcycles are hanging from trees, the majority of the patrons…read moreappear to have arrived on ATVs, they don't have a highchair for our infant, and I'm concerned my tires are going to be slashed because of my atheist bumper sticker. They do, however, have cold Wisconsin beer.

This place is a bar and Grill you must have the cheese curds they are really good I had the steak…read moresandwich it was really good. The hamburgers were great, it is a bar. Great selection of beer and does have good bar food it is what a bar and Grill is supposed to be.

This is the easiest review I've ever had the pleasure of writing. Simply put, Jack's is EXACTLY…read morewhat you'd expect in a smallish town in Wisconsin like Marshfield, whose main charm is it's townies, quaintness, and propensity to belly-up and have a good time. Where to start? How about the bartender, Mark. This guy is hilarious. Wry, witty, cranky, effervescent at times, brooding at times, observant, helpful, can "take it" and "dish it" ... hanging with people is his calling, clearly. I live in a college town, a SOUTHERN DRINKING town, and in my 10 years there I've yet to come across a bar tender as cool as this guy. If you go, call ahead and see if Mark's working the three-sided bar. Make fun of his midwestern accent and the fact that his girlfriend is the bar owner's daughter. Tell him "that's convenient, bro." Watch him glare at you and then barb you right back with playful banter. This guy needs to take his Marshfield charm to a big city some time ... people would LOVE him at a cool dive bar in a city: you know, the ones where folks know each other and you get reasonable drinks without a bunch of bs. Oh, and play dice with Mark. You'll lose and buy a round, but he pours 'em like a champ. Great guy. Okay, in the South, we rarely have things like PBR and High Life on tap. They do. And it's $1.50. I just got back from Manhattan where a PBR was $11 because the hipsters have co-opted our blue collar birthright of PBR for $.75. Jack's has the working class swill down. Bring a 20 spot, leave happy. The draft High Life made me think I was working the dairy farm or lumber yard or scrap yard. Just down-home BEER. Nothing fancy. Relaxed and cool atmosphere ... as an out of towner I was happy to see all the Brewers and Packers and Badgers stuff all over the walls. There were Brewers games on the two tvs the two times I visited. GREAT music that ranged from classic rock to some 80s to some outlaw and popular country. They played "Sweet Home Alabama." I'm from Alabama. I rocked out like a frat boy to an AC/DC song about some shlocky topic. I think they have darts and I saw some gambling machines. So, there's that. I was too lazy to walk over there. Don't say "Go Bears" as one of my friends did. The darned needle nearly scratched off the record, if you know what I mean. I bought a Jack's hat. Call me a tourist. But I **had** to remember this place. If I'm ever back in Marshfield (maybe likely because I have friends there; maybe not because it takes two flight legs and a 3-hour drive in a rental car to get there) I will camp out at Jack's. If you're a local, you know what I'm talking about. If you're a visitor, do not pass Central Ave ... go directly to Jack's and pretend to be a midwesterner (don'tcha know).