Location: Monona
Top Restaurants in Monona
Top Things to do in Monona
- 1. Olbrich Botanical Gardens
- 2. Wisconsin State Capitol
- 3. Memorial Union Terrace
- 4. The Tasting Room
- 5. Chazen Museum of Art
- 6. University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum
- 7. Camp Randall Stadium University of Wisconsin
- 8. University of Wisconsin - Madison
- 9. Capitol Square
- 10. Wisconsin Veterans Museum
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Where to eat Seafood food in Monona: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Seafood restaurants nearby. Discover the best Seafood food in Monona. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Seafood restaurants near you.. Monona is a city in Dane County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 7,533 at the 2010 census. It is completely surrounded by Madison and is part of the Madison Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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1. Naples 15
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1114 reviews
My desire is to transmit joy,and emotions to others through food, in exactly the same way you share at your home with your family and friends, and share my cuisine and my Neapolitan Culture with sincerity and passion. Thank You, Chef Salvatore Di Scala Il
Reviewed By KaraBenNemsi11
Here I am, sitting at the bar and enjoying the wonderful company of other patrons, the staff and Sal. The food - outstanding. The chef, he excels in creating dishes and cooking the most wonderful Italian food there is.Award winning cuisine. World class.No other place as good and authentic.Want to come back again and again.Sal - you are so very special. Thanks for your care for your customers.
2. Red
Overall Ratings
4 based on 246 reviews
Creative entrees combined with the highest quality ingredients in a warm, modern environment are the hallmarks of RED, downtown Madisonâs premier sushi restaurant. Traditional menu items are executed with painstaking precision, keeping the focus on the be
Reviewed By Jerry C
Had dinner at Red in Madison, WI on Mon 07/15/19 at 4:30pm. This is a 2015-2019 Certificate of Excellence restaurant and one of the top ranked eateries in town. We weren't sure what to expect and was surprised to find the menu was almost exclusively sushi. OK, we like sushi, and were very pleased with the food's artistic preparation and taste. Service was excellent but portions were small and prices high. Our cost before tip was $50.64 and we still left a bit hungry.Restaurant is only a few blocks from the state capital on the ground floor of a large commercial building. Although we sat inside their outdoor seating caught our eye as we drove by. Finding an open street parking space we ventured in and were seated in a combo booth/table. Restaurant had just opened at 4:30 so was almost empty when we arrived. Kind of an artistic design with wall hugging curved booth/table seating, lots of glass and typical lighting. Floors tables and utensils were all clean. Noise level was average and you can easily carry on a conversation. Our server Lawrence arrived quickly to take our drink order and answer questions about the many different sushi rolls. Lawrence was a well trained professional and provided attentive service throughout the meal. Time from order to drinks, food and bill were all good.I had the Dragon's Treasure $21.00 and excellent. Beautifully constructed and delicious but a disappointingly smallish portion for the price. Also got a craft beer for $6.00. Wife chose the Mermaid Roll $18.00 and an unusual ice tea for $3.00. We both enjoyed the sushi, ate everything on the plate, left happy, but neither of us left full.
3. Tempest Oyster Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 221 reviews
Reviewed By Hapco1
Tempest has been a favorite for many years but not sure what happened this past Saturday Nite. Our party of 6 were seated at 7:15 in a half full restaurant. Our waiter who seamed very aloof took our drink order and after some time came back to take our app order. Four of our party had Oysters Rockefeller which were not made with spinach or hollandaise,just saturated with bacon and dry bread crumbs. really bad. The raw oysters were as always very good.Again we waited for our waiter and when he came we had to ask about the specials and got a very short description with very little explanation. Now for the part I hate the most , 4 of 6 entree's were presentedand it took 4-5 min for a filet/ potato and fried shrimp/ asparagus to come out. All 6 meals were cold. There is no excuse for this to happen, especially an upscale restaurant that is half full. If two waiters had presented the food when it came up it would have hot and this would have been a better review.
4. Lake Edge Seafood Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Michael M
Grew up in Madison and visit quite often. Love seafood so I was looking for seafood somewhere in the city that was not fast food....found this restaurant only one mile from my parents' home. Really fresh and great food.....excellent menu with a variety of fish...trout, pike, salmon etc. Excellent sides as well (definitely have one of the chowders). Haven't ordered dessert (am on a diet) but they look really delicious. Invited a friend from the west side for lunch and he complained about traveling "all the way to the east side" but he was amazed at the quality of the food. Seafood in Madison...this is the place. They also sell fresh fish.
5. Fuegos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Our concept is to provide One location for Carnivores & Vegan/Vegetarians alike to experience a unique "Latin Inspired" menu
Reviewed By RknRon
They must have been short staffed as they asked to wait at the bar for 1/2 hour, but it was worth it. The bartender made margaritas from scratch without simple syrup on request. They sat us at a table of our choice and the casual atmosphere overlooked a small outdoor patio area where some dude was doing Yoga poses??? Crazy and it wasn't even sponsored by the bar - lol. People have no sense of spacial awareness or how to act out. Well, it did give me something to write about. The tapas are recommended and the service was great!
Where to eat Bar food in Monona: The Best Restaurants and Bars
