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Wisconsin, United States Food Guide: 9 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Hurley
Reviews on Bar food in Hurley, Wisconsin, United States. Hurley is a city in and the county seat of Iron County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 1,547 at the 2010 census. It is located directly across the Montreal River from Ironwood, Michigan.
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9. Rigoni's Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Candace C
My husband and I were looking for a place to eat in Ironwood, Michigan - saw Rigoni's and decided to try it. We were very glad we did. We both had the fish sandwich and found it very delicious. I had the JoJos-which were seasoned potato wedges-good, too. The fish was huge and very crispy on a soft, delicious bun. The coleslaw was a good addition to the meal. We will be back for the Friday night Fish Fry.
8. Burgers Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By culaugh2012
This is a great burger bar...I had a wonderful blue cheese burger with bun as gluten free...but then found out they have GF buns...so this is really a great burger bar...service good and food...yummy
7. Don and GG's Food and Spirits
Overall Ratings
3 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By trekker1011
Highly recommend the Garlic Cheese Bread with marinara sauce. Reuben was very good and house cut fries were excellent and cooked well. Tasty homemade cheesecake. Old Fashion drinks were below average, staff seemed unsure how to make them. Prices seemed a bit high. Restaurant / bar atmosphere was okay, could have better lighting, needs a bit of an update. Overall recommended.
6. Spider's Sports Bar and Beer Garden/Sports Grill
Reviewed By JLMysteryDiners
I had the pan-fried lake perch and my dining partner had the deep-fried cod. The perch portion size was extremely small and I don't think it would satisfy a man, but it was very good. Coleslaw was similar to Kentucky Fried Chicken, so that was good, and they served rye bread with it. Potato choices were natural fries, baked potato, tater tots, and potato pancakes, which the server said was more like the hashbrowns kind. Service was quick, even though it was busy.
5. Dawn's Never Inn
Reviewed By Cheri25
Do not leave without spending time in the back room. The bar was on a street that has some interesting choices for nightlife, but inside was quiet and very historical. Everywhere corner and wall has amazing pictures of days gone by. You get an idea of what it was like in the mining days. We did not stay long but enjoyed a drink and some old time artifacts.
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4. Yukon II
Reviewed By jen216
Bar got very busy when we visited. Bartenders were a little slow but considering the amount of snowmobilers, it was understandable. Good selection of food and good prices. The downside...the 2 bartenders there did not know how to make my favorite drink nor did they want to try to look it up. Also no reception while inside the bar.
3. Brewster's Northwoods Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By jilla5455
We visited Brewsterâs For lunch while on our family vacation over Fourth of July. Our waitress was super nice and accommodating to the kids we had in our party. The food was excellent, with the Olive Burger being an all-around favorite. The outdoorsy themed decor was full of fun things to look at while we waited for our food. We will definitely visit again next time we are in town!
2. Iron Horse Inn
Reviewed By DiningAdventurer
The food is good, the service is good, they have live music with local and regional area bands on a somewhat regular basis depending on what's going on in the area.. A great part of Hurley's night life offerings! Whether it's food, beverage or fun, this place has all!
1. Maplewood Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 313 reviews
Reviewed By jasonfW1822FZ
Nice little restaurant with outdoor decor. Tough night for the family out to dinner though. First, we had other groups sat before us that came in after us. When asking the hostess, her response was âwell, thatâs how I wrote the down!â. Huh? Then, a wait to order drinks, a wait for drinks, and a long wait for food. Some stuff missed that we had to ask for multiple times. Food came in two shifts. Half the table finished their meals, then the other halfâs food showed up. One is these situations is usually understandable, but repeating issues was sign that the place is disheveled. We will try somewhere else next time.
