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03/14/2009 at 2:52 pm #1727879
This sticky forum topic is provided for WGA members to share their recommendations regarding good places to eat in this region.
When you make a recommendation, please provide as much information as you can. At a minimum we need the name of the restaurant, type of food served, and the city/town where it is located. We are all geocachers, so the coordinates of the establishment would also be helpful. 🙂
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Thanks in advance for your recommendations!
04/05/2009 at 11:39 pm #1903642Polecat & Lace – Downtown Minocqua
My brother used to tend bar here, but it has ALWAYS been one of my favorites. Known for their sandwiches but also more filling fare. Non-smoking. I recommend the Ultimate and some cheese curds. 😀
http://www.polecatandlace.com04/06/2009 at 5:23 pm #1903643Pea Patch – Downtown Manitowish Waters “Best Burger by a Dam Site” Grab a burger, say hi to Barry and Lisa.
Little Bohemia – Manitowish Waters – Old school leaning towards upscale dining, rich in MW and Mobster History. John Dillinger had a shoot out here, bullet holes in walls and glass preserved along with many of the items left behind. Rumored to be 200k in cash buried somewhere nearby. Ask for permission before begging your search :> Sorry, don’t have coords.
06/23/2009 at 2:54 am #1903644While out today doing some of the GNTH caches, we stopped at the Ice Shack.
Its in Boulder Junction, just off the main drag to the north, Both Val and I agreed these were the best burgers we have had in years, and for those of you from NE Wisconsin, they were better than MickeyLu’s in Marinette and Krolls East in Green Bay.
06/25/2009 at 9:35 pm #1903645@sweetlife wrote:
While out today doing some of the GNTH caches, we stopped at the Ice Shack.
Not to correct you, but did you mean the Ice Shanty? Complete with mini-golf course? That’s my step-brother’s favorite place for ANYTHING! 😀
06/26/2009 at 12:06 am #1903646yep thats it the ice shanty
09/27/2009 at 9:03 pm #1903647A great place for a relaxing dinner if you are around Winter Wisconsin or Phillips Wisconsin is the Big Bear Lodge (W1614 County Rd W).
http://www.bigbearlodgeww.com/
They have the BEST liver dumpling soup ever. Of course they have a nice Friday Buffet. Not many places offer spetzle (German dumpling) as a side choice but they do here. The roast duck there is FANTASTIC as well.
But if you like to have an ice cream drink for after dinner ya better save room for 1 of theirs. It can easily serve 3 people…….or more if you are all stuffed.
I have been going to this place almost twice a year since I was about 8 years old ( I am close to 49 now).
The scenery is awesome if you chose to dine on the room overlooking the Flambeau…..watching canoes go by.
09/22/2010 at 1:02 am #1903648Mondeaux Dam Lodge – Westboro, WI
http://mondeauxdamlodge.com/I would recommend camping out at one of the many campgrounds around the flowage, finding all the caches in the area, and eating here. There is a nice beach and playground nextdoor to the restaurant if you have kids. You can rent boats at the lodge, too.
As for the food, their burgers, fries, cheese curds, soft-serve ice cream, and pizza are really good. Also, there is a buffet on Friday nights.
12/21/2010 at 10:55 pm #1903649Boy this is a site I’m going to watch! I’m always looking for a great place to stop in and try when I’m up north at the cottage.
My sister and I did find a good one this summer with some of the best walleye I’ve ever had at a restaurant. I’m sorry I can’t remember the name, but it’s right on the corner of the highway intersection of HWY 182 and HWY 51, just out of Manitowish. If you turn off 51 south to soon onto 182, you’ll drive on to their lawn…
(Not to be a snob, but I live on an island and can get “fresh” fish if I go down to the dock when the fish tugs are in. So I look for the best tasting!)
12/21/2010 at 11:07 pm #1903650Just went on-line to find the name. It has one review from 2008, and they thought it stunk…
Ding-A-Ling Supper Club
1711 W US Highway 51, Mercer, WI 54547-915612/22/2010 at 2:12 am #1903651@northwoods Tom wrote:
Just went on-line to find the name. It has one review from 2008, and they thought it stunk…
Ding-A-Ling Supper Club
1711 W US Highway 51, Mercer, WI 54547-9156Went there a lot of times in the 70’s and 80’s… parents loved it…
12/22/2010 at 5:17 pm #1903652Did you? Or were you in that category that I was in about that time, that’s were mom and dad wanted to go so therefore, so go I…
07/08/2012 at 3:40 am #1903653Second time that we stopped here, great food, big portions, and great prices.
Eagle River
Friendship House Family Restaurant
101 W Wall StreetBreakfast served all day, open from 6a to 930p
45 54.948
89 15.18408/08/2014 at 10:42 pm #1903654Sorry for the cross post between two regions, but this might be right on the border between NE and NC. Last weekend before going to grab my first three souvenirs, I stopped at a place called Grudgeville Pub & Grub just south of Langlade. I had been there once before, and it has the typical out in the woods bar feel. Even so, they have a decent selection of beer. The burgers there are excellent too.
If you’re coming from the north, the place comes up on you quick. The coords are:
N 45 10.846
W 088 43.733-The Happy Hodag!
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06/13/2016 at 8:42 am #2050240Another recommendation, this time in Rhinelander. I went to a place called Backwaters on 47 north of town. The coords are N 45 42.234 W 089 30.744
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