Locals Are Obsessed With Coyote Roadhouse, A Small-Town Wisconsin Restaurant With A Cult Following
Daniella DiRienzo
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Small town Wisconsin is brimming with hidden culinary gems. And it’s no secret that if you want to find the best restaurants in small-town Wisconsin, you’ve got to ask a local. That’s exactly how most patrons come to dine at Coyote Roadhouse. Others simply stumble upon it by chance. But regardless of how you get there, it’s pretty much guaranteed that you’ll be back again…and again. Read on to learn all about this local favorite with a cult following, and discover why it’s being called one of the best restaurants in Wisconsin.
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Want a closer look at one of the best places to eat in Wisconsin? Check out this video from Destination Door County on YouTube, taking you inside the restaurant for a look at some of their most popular dishes.
For more information, call Coyote Roadhouse at (920) 839-9192. You can also visit the Coyote Roadhouse website or Coyote Roadhouse Facebook page
So, did you know about this longtime local favorite? Ever visited? If so, what did you order? Tell us in the comments section.
This isn’t the only remote eatery worth a visit. Read about fan-favorite Bucknuckles Bar and Grill in our past coverage. Baileys Harbor is also home to a highly-rated budget resort.
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- Paul Bunyan's Cook Shanty is another popular all-you-can-eat restaurant, this one in the Wisconsin Dells. The food here is served family-style, with breakfast featuring a massive spread of campfire classics like eggs, pancakes, biscuits and gravy, ham, and fresh donuts. For dinner, its good old country cooking - fried chicken is served daily, with a rotating second option that can include ribs, pot roast, or fish fry. It's all themed to the legend of the lumberjack and his blue ox!
- Tom's Burned Down Cafe is probably the most unique example of a restaurant rising from the ashes that anyone's ever seen - the beachside bar, which is only accessible by boat, is built out of the ruins of another location that burned down in the 1990s. The owner reportedly came to his burned-out bar, pulled up a trailer, and started serving beer. Today, the place is filled with deck chairs and it's a thriving local institution.
- Want the most unique meal anywhere in Wisconsin? Try a fish boil. This massive collective meal involves codfish served from a giant boiling kettle and topped with drawn butter. It's usually all-you-can-eat and often paired with barbecue chicken and ribs.