Oftentimes, big city steakhouses get all the credit. However, small town Wisconsin shouldn’t be discounted when a steak craving strikes. Great steakhouses are tucked away in some of the state’s tiniest towns. Need proof? Read on for eight small town steakhouses that you don’t want to make the mis-steak of passing up.
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- Hi Point Steakhouse (Ridgeway)
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Hi Point Steakhouse/Facebook Withstanding the test of time, this small town gem has been in the business of great grub since the 1930s. Over the years, it’s grown into one of the state’s premier supper clubs. In addition to classic Wisconsin dishes, the eatery serves up a slew of steaks, including ribeye, filet mignon, sirloin, prime rib, and hand-cut Angus steaks.
- Palmer’s Steakhouse (Hartland)
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Palmer’s Steakhouse/Facebook Mouthwatering char-broiled steaks are the specialty at this family owned and operated restaurant, which is something that hasn’t gone unnoticed. Throughout the years, Palmer’s has received numerous awards, including being named Milwaukee’s Best Steakhouse.
- The Hunt Club Steakhouse (Lake Geneva)
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Hunt Club Steakhouse/Facebook Housed in a stately mansion from 1915, this steakhouse boasts some amazing digs. However, the atmosphere isn’t the only thing you’ll love about Hunt Club Steakhouse. There’s also the juicy, perfectly-prepped steaks and award-winning wine list.
- Kurt’s Steakhouse (Delafield)
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Chad Raduechel/Google Variety is the name of the game at Kurt’s. Peruse the menu and in addition to an array of cuts, you’ll find several signature steaks, such as the Petite Filet Oscar, which is a filet topped with crab, asparagus, and bernaise sauce. An undeniable rustic vibe, intimate dining rooms, and an outdoor patio are also part of Kurt’s perks.
- Diamond Jim’s Steakhouse (Hales Corner)
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Maryann Carlson/Google Amazing steaks along with a laid-back atmosphere await at this old-school supper club. The perfect place for appetites of all sizes, the menu features several cuts of steak in a variety of sizes. Choose between a 27-ounce Porterhouse, 14-ounce filet mignon, 8-ounce petit filet, and a 20-ounce bone-in ribeye.
- Annie’s T&T Steakhouse (Niagara)
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Justin Burian/Google After one visit to this Niagara restaurant, it’s sure to become a new favorite. The expansive menu features succulent seafood, Italian dishes, and, most importantly, flame-grilled steaks. Great prices and a comfy setting only add to Annie’s appeal.
- Phil and Eleanor’s Steakhouse (Medford)
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Naomi Harm/Google A Medford landmark, this eatery has been serving up consistently delicious grub since the 1960s. The food isn’t the only thing that’s remained consistent throughout the decades, though. There’s also the eatery itself, which oozes old-fashioned supper club appeal.
- The Ranch (Hayward)
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The Ranch Supper Club/Facebook Established in 1931, The Ranch Supper Club takes the title of Hayward’s original steakhouse, making it the perfect place to savor the past, while enjoying a great hunk of meat.
So, did you know about these small town gems? Ever visited any (or all) of them? Did we forget your favorite? Tell us in the comments section.
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Hi Point Steakhouse/Facebook
Withstanding the test of time, this small town gem has been in the business of great grub since the 1930s. Over the years, it’s grown into one of the state’s premier supper clubs. In addition to classic Wisconsin dishes, the eatery serves up a slew of steaks, including ribeye, filet mignon, sirloin, prime rib, and hand-cut Angus steaks.
Palmer’s Steakhouse/Facebook
Mouthwatering char-broiled steaks are the specialty at this family owned and operated restaurant, which is something that hasn’t gone unnoticed. Throughout the years, Palmer’s has received numerous awards, including being named Milwaukee’s Best Steakhouse.
Hunt Club Steakhouse/Facebook
Housed in a stately mansion from 1915, this steakhouse boasts some amazing digs. However, the atmosphere isn’t the only thing you’ll love about Hunt Club Steakhouse. There’s also the juicy, perfectly-prepped steaks and award-winning wine list.
Kurt’s Steakhouse/Facebook
Chad Raduechel/Google
Variety is the name of the game at Kurt’s. Peruse the menu and in addition to an array of cuts, you’ll find several signature steaks, such as the Petite Filet Oscar, which is a filet topped with crab, asparagus, and bernaise sauce. An undeniable rustic vibe, intimate dining rooms, and an outdoor patio are also part of Kurt’s perks.
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Maryann Carlson/Google
Amazing steaks along with a laid-back atmosphere await at this old-school supper club. The perfect place for appetites of all sizes, the menu features several cuts of steak in a variety of sizes. Choose between a 27-ounce Porterhouse, 14-ounce filet mignon, 8-ounce petit filet, and a 20-ounce bone-in ribeye.
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Justin Burian/Google
After one visit to this Niagara restaurant, it’s sure to become a new favorite. The expansive menu features succulent seafood, Italian dishes, and, most importantly, flame-grilled steaks. Great prices and a comfy setting only add to Annie’s appeal.
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A Medford landmark, this eatery has been serving up consistently delicious grub since the 1960s. The food isn’t the only thing that’s remained consistent throughout the decades, though. There’s also the eatery itself, which oozes old-fashioned supper club appeal.
The Ranch Supper Club/Facebook
Established in 1931, The Ranch Supper Club takes the title of Hayward’s original steakhouse, making it the perfect place to savor the past, while enjoying a great hunk of meat.
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