Location: Kewaunee
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Most Popular American food in Kewaunee, Wisconsin, United States
Reviews on American food in Kewaunee, Wisconsin, United States. Kewaunee is a city in Kewaunee County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 2,952 at the 2010 census. Located on the northwestern shore of Lake Michigan, the city is the county seat of Kewaunee County.
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9. Red's Pub and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By akmn
We stopped in on a Saturday afternoon, five tables plus some people at the bar. Their was only one gal working (including bar tending) and she was great, kept everyoneâs drinks full and checked back often. We had the Italian Beef sandwich and Pot Roast Sandwich, both weâre good, the bread was perfect. Also tried the deep fried cheese curds, yum! Would definitely recommend, good service, fast service and good food. It was foggy so no lake view but thatâs just weather.
8. Subway
Reviewed By tdammen
Subway has a good reputation and Kewaunww provides friendly & efficient service. It has a convenient location
7. Bistro at the Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Located in the gorgeous 100-year old Kewaunee Inn, The Bistro at the Inn offers a delicious menu of gourmet salads, soups, sandwiches, fish, steak, and signature desserts. Enhance your meal with an area brew or wine, or select from our fine spirits.
Reviewed By Ziggys_Mfld
Nothing more relaxing than enjoying the buffett at this unique Inn. We enjoy a walk from the harbor to the historic downtown inn. The atmosphere brings back nostalgia. Of course the food is excellent. The servers are extremely friendly and happy to serve. All in a very layed back feeling. You don't feel the hussle and bussle, it's a place to enjoy. This is only 2 blocks off the main traffic of 29 / 42 Intersection.
6. Kewaunee Bowl
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
8 lane of air conditioned bowling, with black light bowling, open and league bowling, new synthetic lanes and new scoring system, large bar with the a complete menu with gluten free and dairy free options, and the best PIZZA in town.
Reviewed By 325Judy
Remembering the establishment as the "Red Ray" Bowling Alley. The lanes still look as inviting, as they did fifty-years-ago! Y-e-a-r-s back, the front of the building offered a restaurant with booth-seating, which has since turned into a locker room. The bar-is-a-bar which offers Friday fish fries and carry-outs.
5. Waterfront Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By CATKS50
we were so disappointed when we returned to Kewaunee this summer to find that the Waterfront had changed owners, and changed the menu. The burgers are good, but not great. We haven't returned.
4. Port O'Call
Overall Ratings
3 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By elmettehead
Stopped with a friend on a Sunday afternoon. We were the only ones eating while quite a few were screaming at the Packers at the bar. Ordered a BLT on whole grain and my friend had Quesadillas. Fries (battered) and pickle were excellent and BLT was quite tasty. My friend, who thought the meal was good also, and I both took half the lunch home in a box. With two NA drinks, the bill came to about $23. View of the water was lovely. Noise level (of course, those Packers) and the pesky fly near the table were the negatives. Will certainly stop again. p.s. Service was excellent.
3. Uncorked by Skaliwags
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By mywinetutor
We love Skaliwags in Algoma and had to try Uncorked because it's closer to where we live (Manitowoc). The interior and ambiance is nothing like Skaliwags, which is basically a bar. Uncorked has a simplistic, edgy, eclectic vibe with a nice large bar which is kind of a hang out for people half our age. At least the night we were there.The menu is every bit as fantastic as Skaliwags - great steaks and seafood and of course their appetizers are superb. The food preparation is perhaps a half-step behind Algoma but nevertheless still very good. Service was very good. Overall, a great place to dine but the value puts it into the category of a "special event" restaurant - this place is very pricey. I'll be back though once I save a few more bucks.
2. Gibs' on the Lake
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By ronnenbr
What more can you ask for? We drove from Green Bay and it took about 40 minutes but it is a pleasant drive on rural roads. The view is very nice and the atmosphere in the supper club was comfortable with lots of big windows. The service was attentive but it took a while because they were busy. Not a problem since their old fashioned cocktails were only $4. We both had German dinners with chocolate lava cake to end the meal. Very good food at an incredible price. We will definitely be back to try their homemade pasta dinners as well as the steaks.
1. Kunkels Korner Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By wisc-rcg
Nice cozy, small town place. We both ordered the large "Good" french Toast, which comes with yogurt, banana, and granola for breakfast. What the menu didn't say is that the "french toast" is not french toast at all. There was no egg! It was just two pieces of bread. The large should have had 3 pieces, but we decided not to complain. The yogurt and abana were good, but jeez, either say that it has no egg, or just don't call it "French Toast". Even more disappointing was the coffee, which was really weak. We probably would have been better off ordering eggs instead.
