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Where to eat Pub food in Princeton: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Princeton, Wisconsin, United States. Princeton is a city in western part of Green Lake County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 1,214 at the 2010 census. The city is located within the Town of Princeton, though it is politically independent. The Fox River flows through the city, dividing the city into an east half and west half.
Things to do in Princeton
1. Buckhorn Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By photoguywisconsin
If you're looking for decent, greasy, comfort food, this may be your place. We had burgers, dies, and beers here. It was all decent "bar food". If you're looking for fine dining, this isn't the place. They seem to do a decent job with things like burgers and fish fries. There food is inexpensive. Burgers are something like $5. They don't have a large seating capacity, so if going with a large group you may want to phone ahead.
2. Horseradish
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By ScubaJanet
We stopped for lunch and tried several items on the menu. We enjoyed each one. The decor is unique, relaxing and I love all of the plants. They have a nice outdoor (screened in) seating area available. The entrees were fresh, unique and tasty! We will be back. This had the feel of East side Milwaukee cafe and not a small town. I recommend!
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3. BeerBellys
Since 2014, this Princeton eatery is known for it's varied and unique cuisine. Far from standard bar food, BeerBellys features taco salads, homemade soups and sauces, hand rolled mozzarella sticks as well as house-made spinach artichoke dip. No deep fryer
Reviewed By TommyH2020
Neat place in downtown Princeton. Had what they called beef stoup. It was warming and tasty. I really enjoyed the Mac and cheese pizza. A person near me had the lasagna and it looked and smelled delicious. The place is not 5 star mind you, but for bar food it was a nice surprise. Very clean and waitress was friendly.
4. Reilly's Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By Wisconsinbiker
We had friends stop in from Il. and they always enjoy going new places in the area. After hearing good things about Reilly's Pub we decided this was our destination. It was a busy Sunday afternoon but we were seated right away. Jessica was our waitress and took our drink orders and gave us their new menu and by the time our drinks arrived we had made our selection. 3 burgers and 1 Ruben, all come with a choice of 1 side. I had cold slaw, 2 fries and 1 cottage cheese. We enjoyed our drink and in a short time our food arrived. All 4 of us were impressed with the portions and the GREAT flavor of our food. 2 had to get togo boxes. Jessica returned several times to check on us and refill our drinks. WE had not been to Reilly's for several years and the new owners have done a terrific job of creating a very cozy/friendly atmosphere. They have a nice outdoor patio but due to a damp Oct. day we sat inside, but if it was a warm summer day you get a nice view of Big Green Lake from it.I would recommend Reilly's for lunch or dinner and they have a daily special. Lots of parking, friendly staff, very tasty food, fair prices give them a try.
5. Langford's Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Never miss a tee time with fast and friendly service from Langfordâs Pub, now offering an express menu of breakfast and lunch sandwiches convenient for eating in a golf cart. Fresh, high-quality takes on Wisconsin breakfast and lunch favorites are served
Reviewed By CheeseheadsII
It was just O.K. We got in right away. My husband had the fish fantasy dinner, he said the perch was a bit rubbery. I had shrimp with potato pancakes. I don't believe I have ever had potato pancakes that looked or tasted like that. Flavor would have been a plus. We were not even half way done with dinner when our waitress asked if we needed a box. The table behind us was offered dessert, we were not. Nothing to write home about. We will cross them off our list of places to eat.
