Wabegon

We had a group of 5 that went in on a Friday evening for fish fry called to make sure we could get a table our meal was excellent service was great they get pretty busy AYCE for 15.99

Awesome burger's and fries! So close to Mount Du Lac. The perfect after ski stop! It's friendly and homey like expected for a Wisconsin bar!

I read they have good food, but you can't believe everything you read online. So down MN Highway 23 I went. Thing that makes this place truly unique is that it's in Wisconsin but you can only get there from Minnesota Highway 23. And it's easy to miss as you enjoy scenic Hwy 23.Turns out the state line between Minnesota and Wisconsin is just past the Horseshoe Pit in the parking lot and most of the parking and all of the restaurant is in Wisconsin. I ordered take out (during COViD times), called ahead to place my order. It was ready for pick up when I arrived. The building is large and brown. There is almost no signage on the outside, but this is it. PBR sign out front. Miller Lite sign in a small window. Front and back doors (maybe north and south side) both serve as main entrance. Outdoor patio overlooks the parking lot and a lot of trees. Several locals we're enjoying a relaxing day at the bar. Lots of seating inside for dining. Seemed comfortable. I did get the "who's this look" when I walked in. The bartender was nice, friendly and took my plastic and gave me my burger quickly. Easy peasey. I ordered the green olive burger and fries to go. The burger was solid, cooked just right and the olives come with bLue cheese on this one and it is a good tasty combination. The fries were very good. I'd like to try their Friday night fish fry sometime.Their website talks about the history of this place, kinda interesting if you have time check it out.

Stopped in for a fish fry on my second weekend in town after moving to Duluth... What an impressive fish fry! I wasn't expecting it at all coming from Milwaukee fish fry my entire life. The fish was lightly coated and the tartar sauce is crazy delicious. The au gratin potatoes were so good!!! I highly recommend giving them a try! Can't wait to come back!

This establishment needs a thorough investigation from the health department. Moldy beer lines, no routine kitchen hood cleaning despite having a charbroiler, a leaky walk-in cooler with many food safety storage violations, and above all a sludgy Coca-Cola pop gun. I have witnessed these things, and am not surprised that many folks chose to drink canned beer and chips instead of tap beer and eat from the kitchen.

Stopped by on a Sunday to have an afternoon drink and app. Bartender was super friendly and prompt on refills and getting us our food. It was clean and offered a good selection for a small bar. They offer Spotted Cow and Castle Danger on tap which was really popular. It is handicapped accessible and they sell off sale. There is a room for family dining if folks don't want to sit in the bar area.

My family rarely took summer vacations; it was my dad's "busy time" for work. Instead, we skied. A lot. We'd travel around the Upper Midwest on weekends, throw in an occasional trip out West, but our "go to" local place was/is called "Mont du Lac", and it was at the other end of town from our house, on Minnesota highway 23, right after you left the city limits.We were there a lot as a family, but my most vivid memory of the place was it was the scene of the only head-on car collision I have been in, thankfully at low speed, and thankfully with my brother driving, and not me. Fast forward 5 decades, and at the entrance of the ski hill is a local tavern, which even though the highway in front of the joint is in Minnesota, due to a geographic anomaly, the tavern is on a little spit of land claimed by Wisconsin.The Wabegon (I have no idea what that means, unless it's a pun on "Wobegon") is open 7 days at varying hours, and serves a variety of bar favorites, including burgers and pizza. It's been perched there since 1932.Wabby Burgers start off with a 1/2 pound of fresh ground, and combinations of all ilks are available. Kawika said the basic cheeseburgert was very enjoyable.If you want to take the "scenic route" to Duluth from Minneapolis, hop off I-35 at Minnesota 23, and amble up this back road, stopping for a cool brew at the Wab.

This place is a hidden gem! Wobegon Grill is a cute little bar and grill tucked away on highway 23, barely in Wisconsin, but only accessible from Minnesota (their mailbox is in Minnesota, but the restaurant is in Wisconsin). We started off with a couple of their bloody marys, which were delicious. I had a delicious steak and eggs, and my wife had the french toast which was 3 huge slices of cinnamon toast, with butter and syrup. This is a great place to drink beer and bloody marys and watch football!Warning: it can be hard to find. We drove by it without recognizing it at first, and had to turn around and go back (protip: Look for the Pabst Blue Ribbon sign). Would highly recommend, we will definitely eat there again.

Server was phenomenal. We loved him. The fish fry was the best we've ever had. Typical dive bar feeling inside.

Outstanding Performance and great atmosphere. This place I can remember way back since the 60sAlways had been a favorite for many way back from then to now . Has been upgraded and improved yet still remained that cozy little place with a good menu. Depending on you personal tastes and personal preferences it can accommodate you with plenty of options. Parking is good and the wooded area around the establishment has its own unique charm. Located in the Wisconsin point of hwy 23 right by the river . A experience one must see for them selfs . Very prompt friendly staff . Outstanding