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Where to eat Pub food in Washington Island: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Washington Island including Fiddlers Green, Nelsen's Hall Bitters Pub, Sailor's Pub Restaurant, Karly's Bar
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1. Fiddlers Green
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By kevinfN2844CG
Irish themed music venue serving great food and drinks. Uniquely decorated with tons of items to look at. Music throughout the season. Service is very friendly.
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2. Nelsen's Hall Bitters Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By Joe S
Had a great meal, reasonabky priced withvquick service. Our group was 6 adults and 4 kids age 5-10yrs old. They accomodated a reservation, with preset table for an anniversary dinner. Highly recomend as it is a clean dining room with accomodating and friendly staff.
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3. Sailor's Pub Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
*** Closed for the season - re-opening May 24, 2019 *** This is a little restaurant at the marina on Washington Island, WI. They have great food and top notch service. I found it this summer. You should include them in your reviews so more people can try
Reviewed By bolson2016
Four of us had dinner at Sailers pub last week. The food was excellent as was the service. tMy wife has a food allergy, Kimberly, our waitress was on top of everything! The food allergy, making food and wine suggestions, Kimberly could write the book on service! Only one suggestion, the cherry duck was tasty but would have been improved with wild rice. We will definitely return and will request Kimberly!
4. Karly's Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By bassbum
If you'd like to experience a classic Northwoods bar, this is the place for you. Wood paneled, beer signs, u-shaped bar and tables across from it, everything is deep fried and this is where the locals hang. We stopped in to find and try some Death's Door vodka, a local product, of which we'd heard, have a little lunch and a brew.Yes, Tim, the bartender/owner, is what we would call a character down home. He takes a little getting used to but proved to be friendly and helpful when approached with kindness and respect. The man has a VERY wry sense of humor - go with it for best results. He did right by me on Death's Door by sending me across the street to Mann's Grocery - the closest thing I've seen to a real 'general store' in many, many years.
