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Top 8 Bar food in Luxemburg, Wisconsin, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Luxemburg, Wisconsin, United States. Luxemburg is a village in Kewaunee County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 2,515 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Green Bay Metropolitan Statistical Area. The village is located within the town of Luxemburg.
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8. Northbrook Country Club
Overall Ratings
3 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By tdammen
My wife and I hadn't been here for several years and read where they were serving crab legs. My wife wanted to try them. Her crab legs were good; she got two pounds, but it's a lot of work cracking them open. I had pan fried walleye; tasty, but three small pieces. Had a bisque soup that had potential, but it was too bland for our tastes. Service was good. Waitresses and bartender were all friendly and answered any questions we had. Will try Northbrook again this summer after a round of golf. They do serve hamburgers, brats, etc. downstairs during the golf season.
7. Rock Falls
Overall Ratings
3 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By schultzpj
This is not a supper club anymore, it has great imaginative dining, the bartenders are welcoming and enthusiastic, the wait staff friendly and efficient. Everyone makes you feel really glad you came. We ordered a starter of egg rolls, that had just the right amount of heat, served on a bed of home made asian slaw. I ordered the Orange Roughy, my husband had the plum wings. My dinner was way more than I could eat, in spite of being extremely hungry when we arrived. My husband liked the wings, but prefers them less sweet, more heat. Drinks were very very good: the Northern Lights begins with muddled basil and lime (basil was freshly picked out in the garden) followed by gin, St Germain. Delicious and refreshing. Several beers on tap to choose from.This is our go-to neighborhood dining, and we are so glad they are here.
6. CZ'S Bushville lanes
Reviewed By bigsei
We visited on a Saturday evening for a quick bite. Very busy with a private party and family bowling. There was a show scheduled here for later that evening. Our bartender was attentive. We ate at the bar. Free popcorn was good. Ordered hamburgers and fries which seemed to take a long time to get food. There was only one other group of 2 served before us. The buns and fries were good. The hamburgers were really overcooked. Looks like a fun place to go with a family to eat and bowl.
5. Janda's Bar and Grill
Reviewed By bigsei
Family owned bar and grill in small town Ellisville. They make you feel like you are family or long time friend with your very first visit. Great burgers, pizzas, soups and great service. Try the homemade soups or chili; they are always tasty. Gatorfest happens on the weekend of July 4th each year. Live bands, entertainment, milk bottle tournaments, drink specials, Chicken Booyah, burgers and brats and super company!
4. Rendezvous of Luxemburg
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By SLRDLR
After visiting here in August, we had to go back again on our next trip up. We planned our trip around Wednesday night, the chicken special. They did not disappoint. The place was busy and we had to stand at the bar until a gentleman gave up his seat for me. The staff AND customers are always friendly, just what you expect from Wisconsinites. We enjoyed a drink at the bar while our food was being cooked. They came to get us after setting up our table. For only $5.50 we got 3 large pieces of chicken, our choice of potato, coleslaw, and a roll. The chicken was just as good as we remembered it. When they finally brought our bill, we were pleased to discover that our drinks were very reasonable, some may even say cheap (in the good way). We ended up heading back to the bar for one more drink before heading out for the night. This is exactly the kind of friendly, hometown bar (that serves quality food) you want in your town.
3. Chuck's Dyckesville Bowl
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
The best fried cheese curds ever. Basic Bar Burgers, bowling and beer etc.
Reviewed By John R
My wife and I stopped at the Dyckesville Bowl on our way back to Green Bay after cutting our Christmas tree. She was a little chilled so we took a table next to the fireplace. It's a real wood burning fireplace with a roaring fire. Just what the doctor ordered! We had burgers and an order of their famous cheese curds. I also had a cup of chili that was REAL good! We had a very enjoyable visit and will certainly stop again next year. Probably sooner!
2. Billy's on Main
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By rifam
We met up with several family members. While waiting for our table cheese and crackers were available for snacking. When we ordered the server was good about having 5 separate checks. The food was very good.
1. Joe Rouer's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By Headwindtom
After reading the rave reviews, we were excited about checking this joint out. We were sorely disappointed. The server was absolutely terrible. She committed a major no-no for any waitperson by telling us immediately that she was new â as if that would excuse her bad service. She knew nothing â about anything. Not the beer and not the food. Itâs one of the smallest menus Iâve ever seen so it should have been pretty darn easy to learn. Our order took almost 45 minutes and every time we asked about it, the waitress would tell us it was coming right up. We all ordered burgers and it was just a large, flat thin burger with cheese and optional onions. The french fries were just french fries. Totally unimpressed.
