Location: Prescott
Top Restaurants in Prescott
Top Things to do in Prescott
- 1. Great River Road Visitor and Learning Center
- 2. Washington County Ravine Regional Park
- 3. Afton State Park
- 4. No Name Saloon & Monkey Bar
- 5. Vermillion Falls
- 6. Nesbitt’s Nursery and Orchard
- 7. Valley Vineyard
- 8. Alexis Bailly Vineyard
- 9. River Oaks Golf Course and Event Center
- 10. Hastings Dairy Store
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Best American food near Prescott, Wisconsin, United States
Find out what American restaurants to try in Prescott. Prescott is a city in Pierce County, Wisconsin at the confluence of the St. Croix River and Mississippi River. The population was 4,258 at the 2010 census, making it the second-largest city in the county after River Falls, and the largest entirely within Pierce County.
Things to do in Prescott
10. The Busted Nut
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By NotAFoodSnobFromNY
...all showing one sportsball game or another.The food was okay, the prices were average and the service was friendly enough.Before your meal you are provided with a basket of peanuts and are expected to just throw the shells on the floor. This is not only an annoying sound every time someone walks past your table but it is also gross as some folks were "cracking" the nuts with their teeth. Seriously, that is just nasty.Next time we are in town, we will be trying another place for a more sanitary experience with less game TV.
9. Scabs Place
Reviewed By WilderE
Old and wreaking of mold...worst old biker bar I have been in smell-wise and I am a biker...educated biker nonetheless! Outdoor patio was alright but the burgers & brats were nothing to write home about and mixed drinks in those tiny, whitish, solo cups...not worth the $ as mostly ice. Much prefer Muddy Waters establishment just down the street.
8. Subway
Reviewed By Sharon S
Standard fare. I always remember the time I ordered a birthday cake and was billed for two. When I talked to the manager, he said he would wait until month end to see if this in fact had happened. Customer service is very important in any store. At least to most people.
7. Lucille's
Reviewed By Joel F
The new owners have changed the menu to be a bit more unique than the previous menu when it was the Brickyard. The menu getâs to be a bit to fancy on every menu item rather than having some good olâ standbys. Love the new fries but my Philly Cheesesteak was too much of a departure from a ânormalâ cheesesteak. I would argue that they used the wrong type of cheese and WAY too much garlic. I would venture to say that they donât taste all of their new creations because, if they did, they would tweak certain items until they got it right. Sometimes the expected is not such a bad thing.Hello Joel! Thank you for taking the time to review us. I find that the reviews are useful for us to learn and grow. The menu description of the Philly should state that it has our signature garlic sauce on it and it does not. For that I am very sorry. It will be updated for the fall menu. We were going to eliminate the sauce but the Philly has a large fan base and we were encouraged to keep it. In one week's time, I ate that sandwich 7 times as I was tweaking it and wanted it to be something I was proud of. All of the menu items are either my creations of my chefs. Many of the recipes or items are dishes we have produced somewhere else or have used with our family meals. If something new is created, it is made several times before it gets put on the menu. What we are trying to do here is to bring something new and unexpected. We do have simple, classics on the menu, but you are correct as we are adventurous in many of our dishes. I try to provide something new but also have options for our guests that desire the ol' standby. I hope you come back and give us a try again. If you ever have something that is not to your liking, we will happily fix it, or replace it for you. The kitchen strives for perfection, but errors do happen from time to time and as I stated before, that is when we learn when it is brought to our attention.As for the cheese on the Philly, well that is a huge debate. Many places use Swiss and that seems to be what is expected. We use Provolone and that is what the original creation had on it. If you prefer one over the other, we will switch it out for you.Thank you again,Kimberly Braun- Owner
6. Prescott Roadhouse
Reviewed By pdbrown2
We arrived and were seated almost immediately. We were given peanuts and menus. It was several minutes before we had our order taken. My husbands steak was not cooked properly but due to the noise- he just wanted to get done and leave. Being a steak place they should know how to properly prepare a medium rare steak. I doubt we will go back. If you want somewhere you can actually visit with others this is not your place.
5. Philander's Grill & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By TericksonMkaz
This is one of my favorite places to eat. Best ribs and awesome bull bites. Very friendly people, great food, good drinks, and the service is good. I will definitely visit frequently.
4. The Onion Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By jackfrost0904
Ate here with a large group and the restaurant was able to accommodate us with great ease. The menu is diverse enough for many tastes and the beer and drink selection is excellent. Our servers were attentive and expedient. I had the Guac-Grille - guacamole, bacon, cheese sandwich that was really good. My wife had a delicious salad. Everyone was very pleased with their choices and we would happily return.
3. Valley Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By danv0
Nothing fancy about this place but a true all you can eat fish fry buffet. For my wife it was a throw back to her years growing up in SW rural Wisconsin. As far as we could tell there was no one eating anything besides the buffet on the Friday night we were there. I assume there may be other possibilities but who would join this crowd for something other than the feature (fish Fridays, chicken Sundays, etc.). If you do I'd check ahead about menu items which I didn't see listed on their website. The food selections were all good and in many cases excellent . The experience and meal will well worth the $12 per person. They did not take credit cards so bring cash.
2. Muddy Waters Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By Lise A
My friend and I drove here from Apple Valley MN to have lunch and then meander through Hastings on the way back home. She had eaten here once before and had a positive experience. We asked to be seated on the deck, and shortly thereafter a single woman sat own at the table next to us. Two minutes later, she asked to be moved as her table was being bombarded by flies. Then a group of six men and a woman were going to sit on the other side, when one of the guys yelled "oh man, I just stepped in dog poop." Sure enough, when I looked down, there was a pile on the floor on my right side. The waitress came out, and they told her, which elicited a smile and "sorry about that." No offer to move them, or us. Another waitress came out gloved up and a paper towel in hand and picked it up. That was it. No return visit to disinfect. They all ordered drinks and food, and we ordered...the check for our drinks And left. I still cannot believe we experienced it. We ended up at the Fireside Social House in Hastings and had a terrific meal and great service. Never again. Beware.
1. The Kitchen Table
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
The Kitchen Table is a neighborhood restaurant that combines welcoming and friendly hospitality with delicious breakfast and lunch options. Executive Chef Aaron Wolfâs menu incorporates New American and Midwestern influences into unique versions of comfor
Reviewed By Sunshine1026Sunshine
We have been so excited to try this restaurant as reviews have always been favorable. We did have to wait about half an hour but it was a lovely day outside so we did not mind. Once we were seated, we had our menus promptly. After a few minutes, we ordered drinks, three Bloody Mary's and a Pineapple Mimosa. Our food arrived prior to our drinks. Our waitstaff did update us during this time that the bartender was playing catch up. Granted she was busy however; we saw waiting customers walk outside with drinks even though we had been in the restaurant long before they were outside. We had window seat so could catch those coming and going. I did mention to our waitstaff that it had been about 30 minutes since we ordered our drinks. Her response was that she had checked on them and the bartender almost bit her head off. She ended up making the drinks for us herself. Our food was fair to excellent. Hangover Hash is so delicious as were the Bisquits with Gravy. Maybe this was an off day but the wait time on the food was about 30 minutes which is not that bad for as busy as they were but it was a little bit of a disappointing experience.Hello,Thank you for your review, we very much appreciate the honest take on your experience here. We strive to not only provide the best food but the best service and experience as well, and I'm sorry you didn't recieve the quality you had hoped for. Rest assured, if you give our restaurant another chance, I'm quite confident that we can improve on the service you experience during this visit. Thank you, hope you're enjoying your summer!
