User Rating: 4 out of 5 stars (5 ratings)
Woodland
- (715) 787-4700
420 Main St, Gresham, WI
54128
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Cross Streets: Between Schabow St/County Road a and Little Rd/CR-A
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| Hours: | Wed & Thurs 5 To 9pm Fri & Sat 5 To 10pm Sun Brunch 10am To 2pm Sun Buffet 2pm To 8pm |
| Categories: | Restaurants, Catering Services |
| Specialities: | Cheeseburger, Chef's Combos, Chicken Drummies, Chicken Strips, Corn Dogs, French Fries Large Small, Catering Available For Weddings, Blooming Onion, Beverages, Banquets, Bacon Wrapped Scallops, Bacon, Appetizers |
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User Rating: 5 out of 5 starsThe best supper club/restaurant in the area for my money. Have had the beef as well as the Friday Night Fish Fry and both have been melt in your mouth delicous. The staff is always prompt and cordial. The atmosphere is nice. They also have a wonderful salad bar. I would highly recommend and make reservations on Friday nights.
User Rating: 3 out of 5 starsI dined here for their Sunday brunch. The food was ok. The restaurant is lovely. I myself perfer to dine @ Pine Hills. It's a longer drive, but a scenic one.
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User Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
This is the best supper club I have ever eaten at! Warm and inviting, friendly staff, and casual elegance. Hands down the best around this area.
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Comments (1)
Hardly! The beef tips remind me of alpo dog food. The interior reminds me of a pole building with some wood slapped up for a "northwoods look".