Wisconsin has some of the best restaurants on earth but there are some dining spots that serve up much more than a great meal. These restaurants have an experience on the menu that’s simply unforgettable and an atmosphere worth savoring. Feeling hungry? Here are seven unique Wisconsin restaurants that you simply have to visit.
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- Al Johnson’s
Facebook / Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant & Butik In the heart of the Door County Village of Sister Bay, there’s a Swedish restaurant that has some unusual greeters. The roof of Al Johnson’s Swedish restaurant is covered in grass and on warm days, live goats graze on the roof! Pay them a visit and then head inside for some Swedish pancakes. Visit Al Johnson’s website to learn more. Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant & Butik, 10698 N Bay Shore Dr, Sister Bay, WI 54234, USA
- Frank’s Diner
Facebook / Frank’s Diner A visit to Kenosha is incomplete without a visit to Frank’s Diner. This local landmark was built in 1926 and it serves some delicious food, including juicy burgers, classic breakfasts, and according to the diner “good coffee!” Learn more about Frank’s Diner. Franks Diner, 508 58th St, Kenosha, WI 53140, USA
- Wedl’s Hamburger Stand
Facebook / Wedl’s Hamburger Stand Some of the best dining spots are small – this little stand is one of the smallest. Wedl’s is a must-visit hamburger joint in Jefferson. It’s open seasonally, serves slider and curds, and it’s worth the wait! Learn more about the stand. Wedl’s Hamburger Stand, 200 E Racine St, Jefferson, WI 53549, USA
- Vino in the Valley
Facebook / Vino in the Valley Farm food never tasted fresher or better than at this lush farm in Maiden Rock. Vino In the Valley treats diners to seasonal feasts that include gourmet pizza and pasta and some wonderful wine. It’s worth the drive into farm country! Learn more about Vino in the Valley here. Vino in the Valley, W3826 450th Ave, Maiden Rock, WI 54750, USA
- Red’s Supper Club
Facebook / Red’s Supper Club Wisconsin is known for its supper clubs and one of the best and more authentic is located in the small town of Cuba City. Arrive with a big appetite and plenty of time to savor your meal at Red’s! Learn more about the restaurant here. Red’s Supper Club, 27569 WI-81, Cuba City, WI 53807, USA
- Georgie Porgie’s
Facebook / Georgie Porgie’s Treefort This whimsical restaurant is the stuff of childhood dreams. This treehouse-themed restaurant in Southeast Wisconsin has two locations, each serving stellar food and an atmosphere that’s fun for dreamers of all ages. Learn more. Georgie Porgie’s Treefort Restaurant - Oak Creek, 9555 S Howell Ave, Oak Creek, WI 53154, USAGeorgie Porgie’s Treefort Restaurant - Mount Pleasant, 5502 Washington Ave, Mt Pleasant, WI 53406, USA
- Mader’s Restaurant
Facebook / Mader’s Restaurant Is it a castle? Mader’s in Milwaukee might look a little like a medieval fortress but truthfully it’s more of a cathedral – to traditional German cuisine. Mader’s one of Wisconsin’s oldest restaurants and the food is amazing! Learn more. Mader’s Restaurant, 1041 N Old World 3rd St, Milwaukee, WI 53203, USA
If you have any appetite after eating your way through these establishments, here are some more restaurants that are totally worth the hype!
Facebook / Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant & Butik
In the heart of the Door County Village of Sister Bay, there’s a Swedish restaurant that has some unusual greeters. The roof of Al Johnson’s Swedish restaurant is covered in grass and on warm days, live goats graze on the roof! Pay them a visit and then head inside for some Swedish pancakes. Visit Al Johnson’s website to learn more.
Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant & Butik, 10698 N Bay Shore Dr, Sister Bay, WI 54234, USA
Facebook / Frank’s Diner
A visit to Kenosha is incomplete without a visit to Frank’s Diner. This local landmark was built in 1926 and it serves some delicious food, including juicy burgers, classic breakfasts, and according to the diner “good coffee!” Learn more about Frank’s Diner.
Franks Diner, 508 58th St, Kenosha, WI 53140, USA
Facebook / Wedl’s Hamburger Stand
Some of the best dining spots are small – this little stand is one of the smallest. Wedl’s is a must-visit hamburger joint in Jefferson. It’s open seasonally, serves slider and curds, and it’s worth the wait! Learn more about the stand.
Wedl’s Hamburger Stand, 200 E Racine St, Jefferson, WI 53549, USA
Facebook / Vino in the Valley
Farm food never tasted fresher or better than at this lush farm in Maiden Rock. Vino In the Valley treats diners to seasonal feasts that include gourmet pizza and pasta and some wonderful wine. It’s worth the drive into farm country! Learn more about Vino in the Valley here.
Vino in the Valley, W3826 450th Ave, Maiden Rock, WI 54750, USA
Facebook / Red’s Supper Club
Wisconsin is known for its supper clubs and one of the best and more authentic is located in the small town of Cuba City. Arrive with a big appetite and plenty of time to savor your meal at Red’s! Learn more about the restaurant here.
Red’s Supper Club, 27569 WI-81, Cuba City, WI 53807, USA
Facebook / Georgie Porgie’s Treefort
This whimsical restaurant is the stuff of childhood dreams. This treehouse-themed restaurant in Southeast Wisconsin has two locations, each serving stellar food and an atmosphere that’s fun for dreamers of all ages. Learn more.
Georgie Porgie’s Treefort Restaurant - Oak Creek, 9555 S Howell Ave, Oak Creek, WI 53154, USAGeorgie Porgie’s Treefort Restaurant - Mount Pleasant, 5502 Washington Ave, Mt Pleasant, WI 53406, USA
Facebook / Mader’s Restaurant
Is it a castle? Mader’s in Milwaukee might look a little like a medieval fortress but truthfully it’s more of a cathedral – to traditional German cuisine. Mader’s one of Wisconsin’s oldest restaurants and the food is amazing! Learn more.
Mader’s Restaurant, 1041 N Old World 3rd St, Milwaukee, WI 53203, USA
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