I know I've blogged about Riverstone before, but it is so good it deserves more!
Here is their website.
219 N. Railroad St.
Eagle River, WI 54521
(715) 479-8467
Summer Hours
Call for other season hours
Dinner Daily: 4:30-10pm
Sun. Brunch: 10:00am - 1:00pm
For vegetarians out there, there are PLENTY of choices here. Of course you have to spend a little more $$, but it is worth it! They have some amazing salads, and I am still dying to try the "Reserve" salad, and I will someday! They also have several vegetarian dinner entrees, one of which of course is my all time favorite squash ravioli! TO DIE FOR!
They also have outstanding desserts....we sampled Tiramisu, Creme brulee, and bread pudding. All fantastic.
A new thing here is they are open for LUNCH. I hope to give it a try this summer sometime - I suspect it is lighter fare, and a bit less $$.
GO HERE!
Showing posts with label breakfast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label breakfast. Show all posts
Friday, June 12, 2009
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Friendship House for Breakfast
This past weekend we decided to have a late breakfast, and opted for the "Friendship House" which is over by Shopko. This same restaraunt started as a Wendy's which didnt make it, and then a Mexian place, which also didnt make it. Friendship House seems to be doing okay and might stick.
We had eaten a lunch here awhile back, and were NOT impressed, although they have an extensive menu. The meal just wanst memorable. The place reminds me of your normal sorta "family" type restraunt like Bob Evans, etc.
A few months ago we decided to have breakfast here, because we were sick of all the other places and decided to risk it. We enjoyed it very much. The service was good enough, and meal was quick. I had "Blueberry Fritter French Toast" which I loved very much. Kevin had some sort of breakfast sandwich. They refill your coffee & water constantly.
This time, I had the same thing, and Kevin had some general eggs, toast, meat, pancake type deal. He did not enjoy his at all - it was just kinda bland & eggs not cooked well. I got the same french toast I did the last time, and still loved it.
Overall, I guess it works in a pinch. It's nothing special, that is for sure. Good for families, as we saw lots of those, and older people as well. The food is middle-of-the-road, but there are certainly an abundance of choices.
We had eaten a lunch here awhile back, and were NOT impressed, although they have an extensive menu. The meal just wanst memorable. The place reminds me of your normal sorta "family" type restraunt like Bob Evans, etc.
A few months ago we decided to have breakfast here, because we were sick of all the other places and decided to risk it. We enjoyed it very much. The service was good enough, and meal was quick. I had "Blueberry Fritter French Toast" which I loved very much. Kevin had some sort of breakfast sandwich. They refill your coffee & water constantly.
This time, I had the same thing, and Kevin had some general eggs, toast, meat, pancake type deal. He did not enjoy his at all - it was just kinda bland & eggs not cooked well. I got the same french toast I did the last time, and still loved it.
Overall, I guess it works in a pinch. It's nothing special, that is for sure. Good for families, as we saw lots of those, and older people as well. The food is middle-of-the-road, but there are certainly an abundance of choices.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Wolff's Log Cabin
Wolff's is over across the street from the AmericInn and Holiday Inn Express(now a comfort inn). Nice location for people staying at the motels. I havent eaten here in awhile, so my dad & I went the other night when he was in town. I enjoyed my meal entirely! As did my dad! He had some juicy pork chops, and I had a pecan chicken dish. They seem to have re-done their menu and had some new choices. The salad bar wasnt half bad either. Our waitress did a pretty good job; in the past I have boycotted Wolff's due to poor service. Sometimes it just depends what waitress you get. I think I might start going here again.
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Rhinelander Pub & Cafe
Friday night we generally make a rule of eating dinner out, and for the past year we have done so almost exclusively at the Rhinelander Pup & Cafe. It is located on main stree in downtown Rhinelander, and has been there since the beginning of time. It is always a hit with visitors and has a nice atmosphere. There is a decent bar, and LOTS of seating. However be warned, they are not in any hurry here - it is a take your time kind of place. Do not go here if you are on a tight schedule.
We arrived later than usual at about 8pm and the place was PACKED. Must have been all out-of-towners visiting. We sat at the bar for a good 30 minutes waiting for a table. I had my usual, and highly recommended, Chocolate Martini. Kevin had his usual Crown & Coke.
Happily we were seated at a booth right in the middle of the main area. Sometimes they try to seat you right next to the kitchen door, or too close to the bar or entrance of the place - stay away from those tables at all costs.
Waitress: left much to be desired. Often in this place, its all about who you get, not necessarily what you eat! Our waitress was not very pleasant, never smiled, and hardly even made eye contact. She dropped 2 half-full waters at our table & said she'd be right back - and didnt come back for a good 10 minutes. I asked what the specials were & she muttered something about what was in the menu and then in a monotone voice told us the rest. We just gave up & placed our order.
Food here is most often always good - regardless of waitress received. There is one waitress here we adore inparticular so are always hopeful to get her and it keeps us going back. Kevin had the "Pup Special" which is a French Dip. It was good as usual, though the dip was very very salty. I had the Raspberry Walnut Salad with Chicken which I highly recommend and love. I suggest asking for a side of the raspberry dressing as sometimes it's a little light for my taste.
Overall it was an okay experience. We have had better at this restraunt. Maybe next week!
We arrived later than usual at about 8pm and the place was PACKED. Must have been all out-of-towners visiting. We sat at the bar for a good 30 minutes waiting for a table. I had my usual, and highly recommended, Chocolate Martini. Kevin had his usual Crown & Coke.
Happily we were seated at a booth right in the middle of the main area. Sometimes they try to seat you right next to the kitchen door, or too close to the bar or entrance of the place - stay away from those tables at all costs.
Waitress: left much to be desired. Often in this place, its all about who you get, not necessarily what you eat! Our waitress was not very pleasant, never smiled, and hardly even made eye contact. She dropped 2 half-full waters at our table & said she'd be right back - and didnt come back for a good 10 minutes. I asked what the specials were & she muttered something about what was in the menu and then in a monotone voice told us the rest. We just gave up & placed our order.
Food here is most often always good - regardless of waitress received. There is one waitress here we adore inparticular so are always hopeful to get her and it keeps us going back. Kevin had the "Pup Special" which is a French Dip. It was good as usual, though the dip was very very salty. I had the Raspberry Walnut Salad with Chicken which I highly recommend and love. I suggest asking for a side of the raspberry dressing as sometimes it's a little light for my taste.
Overall it was an okay experience. We have had better at this restraunt. Maybe next week!
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