Riverview Inn-the Next Generation

This is literally some of the best pizza in Wisconsin. Staff is super friendly and the pizza is next level good. Get the thin crust, you won't regret it.

Love this place, it's like eating at a friends house! So cozy and everything is homemade & delicious! The crocheted coasters are the cutest!

We ordered a few pizzas for takeout. Fun atmosphere in the restaurant - would like to come back to sit down inside. It is very small though so would probably have to come early! The service was great, they were very friendly and let us know how long until the pizzas were ready.We ordered some appetizers and a thin crust and thick crust pizza. The fries were amazing but the garlic bread and poppers were just okay. The pizza was good, but nothing special in my opinion. I had heard a lot of hype so was expecting a little something special from it. It felt like there wasn't a lot of topping (sauce and cheese) on either of the pizzas which definitely made the thick crust one seem a little too bready. Also note, thick crust is more of a hand tossed rather than a traditional thick crust. Overall, it was good and we'll go back to try out some more of the pizza flavors! Would love to go in and sit down for a drink and a pizza some time as well.

Still great pizza, and GREAT garlic bread! We usually order takeout, but pizza fresh out of the oven is the best! Pro tip for takeout: tell them not to cut it!

Stumbled across the Riverview Inn while seeking out the Honeygoats band on a Sunday afternoon. There is a small deck area behind the main building and parking lot. This is somewhat oddly situated, but they made it work. A nice little outdoor bar area on the deck. My wife wanted to see the band and the Honeygoats did not disappoint. At dusk when the band was quitting it was getting rather dark on the deck. If they had any ambiance lighting on the deck it wasn't turned on and should have been. On this particular afternoon, cans of Coke on the deck cost $2 while a can of Keystone Light cost $1. I suppose only in Wisconsin is a beer cheaper than a soda.The Riverview Inn feels much more like a restaurant than a tavern. The interior is decorated in the up north log decor. The dining area is fairly small with about 10 tables. I think Riverview Inn is best known for their pizza. We were able to order our pizza and ask that it be brought out back to the deck area. Service was relatively quick considering the larger crowd on a Sunday evening. We had a large thin crust cheese, sausage with onions & mushrooms at a cost of about $18. The pie had an ample amount of toppings. The edge of the crust was just the right amount of crispness. All in all a pretty good pizza.This was far from fine dining, but sometimes a pie and a dollar beer are all you need.

A coworker suggested this place for pizza and finally made it tonight. The had buy one get one half off appetizers as a special so we got the fried pickle chips and mozzarella sticks. Both were great! The mozzarella sticks we were told are hand wrapped. They are also sprinkled with some sort of seasoned Parmesan. We ordered the large thin crust Christmas tree pizza. It had sausage, pepperoni, onions, mushrooms, black olives, and green peppers. It came out shortly after we finished our apps. It was beautiful and very hot, fresh from the oven. The crust was cracker thin but substantial enough to support all the toppings. The cheese was plentiful and the toppings were all fresh. The sauce was good but could have been a bit more flavorful. Overall it was a good pizza. The interior of the place is rustic, log cabin style. Not a lot of tables and a small bar. I found it cozy! The service was also good. The is patio dining out back but it was a bit chilly, so we didn't check it out. Maybe next time?I'll definitely come back and I'm happy to have another pizza option in town!

Pizza was excellent. Gluten free crust was really good. The homemade bread garlic cheese bread was the best I've had.

Let's start with I'm not a huge pizza fan, but my family enjoys it. Considering myself a "foodie", it's just really not my go-to meal. However, my first time walking into this 1940's cabin, I knew there was just something about it I was going to love. Little did I know it was going to be the pizza! It's always the small places that have the biggest impact. I quickly fell in love, making this our go to pizza spot. Fast forward, I was devastated when I heard they shut down. However, after a hot, eventful day boating on the lake, we were on our way back home and I was saying how I was craving their pizza, warm staff and cozy cabin atmosphere. My husband said he heard that they might have reopened. Not being confident in what he heard I called them and to my surprise, they were re-open! I was elated! We quickly decided to stop in and boy was it almost like going to your grandparents cabin up north for a fresh cooked meal. Their pizza is deliciously good! Nothing pairs better with pizza than a fresh cold beer. They're tap beer is always crisp. We've had mixed cocktails as well that have been delicious too. *Bonus, they have a tiki bar outside and bon fire nights where you can bake your own pudgy pie over open fire. I think that's just one more thing that makes this place great!

Food is fantastic. I love their pizzas and the Italian Sandwich is fabulous. I always get great service. Love the atmosphere.

Awesome experience! Super friendly people, cozy dining area and great, reasonably priced food. Pickle/Bacon/Ranch pizza rocked and the fries were piping hot and delicious. Enjoyed the "arty" sauce with our fries. Staff was very cool about our sometimes noisy 2 little kiddos and even gave them a little treat after dinner for them 'being good'. We can't wait to return!