Elias Inn

I recently visited the Elias Inn Supper Club for a Friday Fish Fry and was pleasantly surprised to learn the Fish Fry includes Fried Chicken, Fried Cod and Baked Cod served family style with the sides featured on a Lazy Susan. All the food dishes served were very good along with the service. The restaurant does get quite busy on Friday so be prepared for a wait. The Elias Inn Supper Club does unfortunately fall short on the value scale as the only Fish Fry option available is all you can eat. 4.0 (5.0 if you typically order all you can eat).

Honestly, we were super let down by this place. First off we went on a Friday night and didn’t find out they do not have a full menu on Friday nights until after we waited for our table, sat down and ordered drinks and then the waitress told us that it is only family style fish and chicken on Fridays. The hostess didn’t say anything nor did we see any sign by the door, host stand or bar area where we waited stating this. This was a huge bummer to my husband who was looking forward to their more German style food menu. We stayed and sadly the fish and chicken were nothing to rave about. For a Wisconsin fish fry, I definitely wouldn’t return here for the bland fish. We shared a tray of potato salad, beans, bread and coleslaw. The fries weren’t warm at all when served to us. Our brandy old fashions were good but our glasses sat empty while we ate and our waitress never offered to get us another. I also found it odd that she didn’t offer any refills of sides. For 4 people the small bowls of potato salad and coleslaw seemed so odd and they were all emptied quickly. Great cozy atmosphere but all in all, it was a sad experience for a supper club.

Cozy, quaint place with traditional supper club food. The whole night was an experience, from drinks at the bar, to the relish tray, to soup/salad, to the entree (with sides), to finally dessert. The staff know how to make your dinner perfect, the food is a gastronomic delight, and the ambiance makes you all warm and fuzzy. 10 stars!!!

This is easily one of the best supper clubs we have been to in the state. The tray with salads, and dips was great and then followed up with a good soup and salad. The prime rib and shrimp was very good. The tap beer selection was also good. Server and hostess were excellent. Just a great place to eat.

I was at Elias Inn Saturday night under new ownership. Dinner room was freezing! Lazy Suzy the same, salad not so much, had to ask twice for extra cheese and croutons. Dinner, prime rib and lobster. Not even close to the flavors of the past. Wishing them the best but didn't have John Elias's touch. I know I was a waitress there for 5 years.

I heard on the grapevine that the Elias Inn was new, but still its good old self. I ordered the stuffed shrimp, and they were incredible. Old school flavors without heavy breading. When my husband snagged a bite, he closed his eyes in delight. He had the stroganoff, which was the other item I wanted to order. I grabbed the first bite, and it was perfect. So tender, and tasty, and spaetzle in my favorite shape. The Old Fashions were perfect. The whole evening was wonderful. Thank you for saving such a beloved place.