Five Pillars Supper Club

I couldn't get internet while in the convention area of the supper club so could not check in. I took a few pictures before the crowd filled in. We were in the bottom/basement of the building which is a banquet area. My review is solely on this experience and on the banquet buffet served.Walking into the facility you were given a warm feeling with the decorative waterfall basin, couch/chairs and warmly lit table lights.The banquet hall was spacious and has its own bar area. It was set up for the amount of people in attendance (about 60) and had a head table. The buffet food was good. As I have been to about 20 catered events around the state this past year I would say the food was on the higher end of delicious. Our buffet consisted of bun/butter, green beans, mashed potatoes, Cole slaw, slices of beef roast in gravy, chicken wings and desserts that I'm thinking we're brought in homemade which were awesome.I can picture this banquet hall lit up and decorated for a wedding or other occasion and would say it looks to be a great facility to use for that purpose.Now that I know of this place I would like to come back and try out the restaurant.

We tried 5 Pillars based on Yelp reviews because we were in the area & wanted a fish fry. The hostess & waitresses were all very accommodating. They offered a "supper club" salad bar & a fish/chicken buffet. I tried the buffet so I could try more than one thing. If we would go back again, I would order the the regular fish fry as I liked it best. My hubby really enjoyed the German potato salad. The dining area was basic but with a friendly atmosphere with many regulars coming in!

Enjoyed a few well made cocktails at the bar when it opened at 4:30 and appreciated a very good meal on a Tuesday night. One waitress provided service for several tables, but she was amazing. Efficient, friendly, and pleasant, despite having to run in all different directions. Took time to check on us more than once, provide leftover containers, and recite quite a long list of desserts. Surf and turf and Sicilian steak were nicely prepared and presented. Hash browns were perfect, and Schaum tortes topped off a worthwhile first time experience here.

Usually food is good but not tonight. Tenderloin ordered as medium rare and ended up with well done and charred. Salad didn't have any greens in it. A crappy dinner to end a crappy year.

It's about time I start writing reviews about restaurants in our new stomping ground. Five Pillars is very close to where we live now, and we finally decided to swing by on Friday night for a fish fry. Upon walking in, the first thing I noticed was the curvy supper club-style bar with plush seating. This was a good sign, and at that moment I decided they probably serve a pretty good old-fashioned. So we were seated and I ordered a brandy old-fashioned with seltzer, which I drank happily. It wasn't made with a mix and tasted great. They also have local beer (3 Sheeps), which made Bryan happy. Very reasonable pricing on those drinks as well, as my old-fashioned and two beers added up to a whopping $10.50.For Friday night fish fry, you have a choice between the 'plate' or the 'dinner.' The plate is just your choice of fish, potato, and coleslaw. The dinner includes a trip to the salad bar, soup, bread, and your choice of fish and potato. We opted for the dinner, because it's just a few bucks more. Definitely filled us up, and it was pretty good. I've been to better salad bars at supper clubs (see below for my review on Black Angus...drool), but this one was alright. The star of the show was definitely the fish. I opted for the snow cod while Bryan ordered the pan-fried rainbow trout. Both were delicious, as were the potato pancakes that I ordered. We didn't save room for dessert, but from what I overheard they had shortcake, pie, ice cream, etc. Our service was excellent. Our waitress took time to talk to us and we ended up learning that her sister is our neighbor. Everyone we encountered in this establishment was polite and just wanted to make sure we had a good experience. We will definitely return!

All the food is frozen. Nothing from the kitchen is fresh. You could do the same from the freezer section in your local piggy wiggly. Even the ribeye was frozen and tasteless. Don't waste your money

Not to bad for my 1st visit to a Supper Club. The portions were extremely generous for the price, but the interior seemed a little dated. With it being in a small town, it was great to have that small town feel, and if ever had the chance to return we would. Service was good and prompt and food was filling.

This is our very favorite dining place for several years! It is family owned and they make you feel at home. There is a nice variety of food to choose from and a very nice salad bar. The prices are very reasonable. My husband has to have their BarBQ ribs every week! We highly recommend it!

The atmosphere is nice. The staff were friendly and accommodating. I ordered the baked fish. It didn't have much flavor and was pretty bland. I will be returning to try another menu item.

Great Tuesday Night Chicken dinners!ALWAYS friendly service and great food & drinks!