Hubbard Park Lodge Restaurant & Banquet Facilities

A great brunch buffet for the price!Tucked away in a beautiful park setting, you'll need to head through the tunnel at the end of the parking lot and follow the signs down along the water to the lodge.There you'll be greeted by a hostess and seated. We hadn't made a reservation but you can easily do so online. We were immediately seated and given the run down. There's fresh fruit, cereal options, a carving station, biscuits and gravy, cheesy potatoes, roasted potatoes, bacon and sausage all on the floor to help yourself to. But you can also fill out a card at your table for a made to order omelette. Or request donut holes, pancakes, waffles or chicken and waffles from the kitchen. They also have a full bar offering cocktails, bloodys and mimosas.We did wait a bit for the omelette but overall the service was great and very friendly and for the price ($20.95) we will absolutely be back!

Visited Hubbard lodge on Easter for their brunch. Overall, disappointed. The only food that was warmer than like warm was the omelet. Also, making a beermosa with Miller. You have to be kidding me. On the plus side, beautiful area!

Loved it!!! First time ever going to Hubbard Park Lodge. Beautiful park and quaint cozy lodge! We sat outside which was fantastic. Love that you have the option to sit inside or out. The brunch buffet was $16.50 and offered an omelette station, cereal and salad area. There was a waffle, pancake and carving station. They also bring out hashbrowns and bacon and sausage family style to the table along with delicious hot little donuts. They have a full bar inside and you can order a drink from your waitress. It was a really great experience! Service was absolutely fantastic! We had a wonderful waitress!One of my fellow yelpers had invited me to try it out. He had been there for the fish fry in the past but never for their brunch buffet. So happy I made the choice to check this place out with him! If you are looking for a really neat place to go eat brunch definitely check this place out!!!

Hubbard Park Lodge is my favorite place to take out of town guests for Sunday brunch. It's not fancy, but surprises in other ways: beautiful scenery walking up to the lodge, an almost non-existent wait time, and half family-style, half traditional buffet service that folks who didn't spend summers eating subpar food at Paul Bunyan's Cook Shanty in the Dells really seem to dig. Cheerful, red plaid-clad servers bring baskets of bacon (the proper slab kind - thick and smokey), sausage, cheesy hash browns and warm cinnamon donut holes to your table. You can request as much of these items as you like, though I've usually been too full to request more than the initial offering. Aside from that, you can help yourself to food stations all along the perimeter including cold cereal, salad and meats, made-to-order eggs and omelettes, pancakes, fruit, hot ham and turkey. As for drinks, they offer bottomless mimosas, along with the usual coffee and bloodys. So in short, if you're ever in the mood to actually eat food on Sunday mornings in Milwaukee instead of wait 82 minutes for a table at SweetDiner (the actual wait time for 2 at 10 AM two Saturdays ago!), then give Hubbard Park Lodge a shout. You won't be disappointed!

This is my new go-to brunch spot! I was in a group of more than 10 people (who counts higher than that if you're not making the reservation?). Can you say, bottomless mimosas? Our waiter was pretty attentive, making sure we had drinks full and anything else that we needed. The buffet was offered in two main stations - omelets (with desserts) and pancakes/roast beef slicer (with cereal). The rest of the meal items like potatoes, bacon, sausages, donut holes - were all offered family style at the table.I had two lumberjack stacks of pancakes and an onion with ham and cheese omelet. The desserts were bite size (or a few spoonfuls) each, each one making you want to go back up for more!When it came time to break up the bills for the group - he was able to find the couples and solo diners pretty easily and get everyone settled up - which is always impressive to me when you're dining with more than 5 people!

I came here for the Friday fish fry and really enjoyed my meal. The beer battered cod was nicely battered, and the potato pancakes were cooked to a nice golden brown crisp while staying soft on the inside. The atmosphere was family-friendly with a live accordion player playing polka music to a bunch of little kids dancing around him (including my 2 and 1 year old nephews). Their balcony is great for small parties. Two things I think they could improve on is faster service - we waited over an hour for our food - and better margaritas. Overall, I had a great time and would recommend to families and also small parties.

Not a bad joint for breakfast. Scenery is great. Prices are inline with the quality of food available in the buffet. Service is friendly but a bit disinterested. Family friendly. I have been a few times and never has the place had more than a few tables seated. This is not a place to go out of your way for but if you live in area, worth checking out.

We enjoyed our brunch. Made to order omelettes offered many filling choices including salmon, multiple breakfast meats, multiple cheeses and lots of veggies. They will also make scrambled on demand. Carving station turkey and ham were tender. Mustard and cranberry sauces complimented the meats well. Roasted potatoes and veggies as will as cheddar hash browns were tasty. Chicken and waffles were crispy and cinnamony (brought on demand) we would get these again. Pancakes were average. French toast with apple topping was amazing! Fruit and veggie tray looked very fresh. My adult coffee drink was wonderful! Think it was called a tight sweater. My husband said his bloody Mary was ok. Dishes were cleared quickly, but no offer to refill the kid's soft drinks. We will go back.

Had dinner in the domes on a snowy evening. It was like being in a snow globe. They have heat pumped into the globes from a propane system, very cozy for the 5 of us. We had Elk steaks, perfectly cooked and welled seasoned. Blackened Salmon, great char and flavor. Baby-back Ribs, generous portion with a very tasty sauce. And a Burger, perfectly cooked and served with sautéed onions. We shared sides of wild rice and sautéed spinach. Reasonably priced, good portions and cozy, unique setting made for a very memorable dining experience. I would recommend Hubbard Park for dinner. I would like to try their Sunday Brunch.

Six of us went there for Sunday brunch. Our drinks were wrong. Brought diet cokes instead of regular cokes. Old Fashions were made with wrong alcohol. Our chicken and waffles came less the chicken. Ordered pancakes and they never made it to the table at all. They brought the chicken after we were done eating And it was so dry that you could barely get it down. The fruit bowls were empty when we arrived and were never replenished. There was a chafing dish that we think was some sort of monkey bread. It also remained empty and was never replenished the entire time we were there. There were no egg dishes on the buffet line, so we ordered omelets. One was a runny mess. The others were dry as dust. Service was so slow. The only positive to the experience was the spaced out tables. We could talk without shouting and the servers were all very nice as well, just not organized.