The Chippewa Inn

We tried chippewa inn after not being there in years. 1 ordered the walleye came out looked beautiful but it wasn't done inside. So we ordered again. Once again wasn't done. So order sauerbraten it was ok but was served with spaetzle or red cabbage Well they didn't come over to say anything about the raw fish charged us for the sauerbraten no free dessert no free meal or apology. Never again

It definitely has been around awhile. It reminds me of the old school supper clubs from my parent's era, complete with Sinatra in the background. But it is classy and a nice soft, smooth ambiance to it. You can relax and carry on a conversation. That being said; they can make a decent cocktail, and the spread is huge! There are crackers, and a relish tray to start you out. Then came a salad or soup with rolls. The entrees are big. The schnitzel was tender,lightly breaded, and flavored well. I missed out on the potato pancakes. We had a late reservation. For a Tuesday night, it was packed. The ribeye was 14oz of goodness. Tender and seasoned well, it couldn't be finished. We took a piece of cake to go. Supper club prices, but the quality is there. The waitress was hopping, and yet she kept the pace going. It's a good time. Everyone around us seemed like regulars. Lots of huge tables. Definitely a special night out kind of place. Try it.

If you are in the area, the Chippewa Inn is a MUST try! We have been vacationing in the area for decades and never tried until the last couple of years. Don't even think of ordering anything outside the German section of the menu. It's so authentic and the service is like nothing you'll get elsewhere. Classic cocktails, white tablecloth, relish tray, antique decorations. Because of the pandemic their space is limited due to shortage of staff at the moment. Be sure to call and make a reservation. :)

Excellent stop off the snowmobile trail. Very nice people, super good food. Will go back some day.

Cozy little supper club nestled into the wilderness of the Chippewa Flowage. End of season was a perfect time to visit. When we arrived the bar was busier than the dining room so we had no problem getting a table. The traditonal menu has many steak and seafood entrees to choose from but we decided on the German fare. I ordered the Schnitzel ala Holstein with spaetzle and my boyfriend got the Kassler Ripchen also with spaetzle. There is a choice of soup or salad to start. Along with a relish tray and a bread basket. It's a standard fare of cheese spread, liver pate, radish, carrots and so on.Our food arrived perfectly prepared. I was impressed with the thin piece of veal before me that was crispy yet tender. The egg was perfectly sunny side up. I appreciated the detail of the capers and anchovies on a separate spoon to add if you like. The sample of Kassler Ripchen I tried was great. Smoked pork with nice grill marks to give it a little charred flavor. I would come back just for these items alone. Authentic "up north" hospitality was abundant in all of our interactions with the staff. My only regret, not having dessert.If you find yourself in the Hayward Lakes area, stop in for a drink and a schnitzel.

Great food with an authentic atmosphere. Definitely friendly staff and recommend you call ahead for reservations as this place can get packed. The JagerSchnitzel was fantastic!!!

Another favorite of mine. Authentic German food. Great service and the owner is clearly involved in the operations. Historic place and a must go to.

Dining at the Chippewa Inn was a true treat for my family on our Hayward vacation. I live in downtown Madison and dine out regularly, the quality of the food at Chippewa Inn compares! The food was so memorable, i know i will be back my next trip to the area...no matter how long from now that is. What we tried:NY stripSmothered SteakChicken/Pork special w/ cream sauceCouldn't improve on any of it! Don't you dare leave without trying the cheesecake. It's to die for! My boyfriend, who doesn't like sweets, was loving it! This isn't my longest or best review, but i would say it's my simplistic. Hands down, go to Chippewa Inn if you are in the area. You will remember the experience. The staff is great, food is amazing, it was a great way to finish off our day in northern Wisconsin.

Delicious Northwoods supper club with a German flair. We started with the relish tray, before moving to the escargot (which were served in the shell). Our mains were steak and schnitzel, which were both delicious. Well be back.

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