Quindt’s Towne Lounge & Eating House

Quindt’s gets five stars with a caveat based on what it is. Quindt’s is s cozy, neighborhood restaurant with great, reasonably priced food. Their steaks are fantastic for the price. I’ve entertained several friends from out of town and the meal is always tasty and high quality. This is not a fancy restaurant, and it makes no pretensions. If you want elegant or romantic, you have to go to the Dells. But if you want good, casual and reasonably priced, look no further.

Went here based on «yelp» search for Prime Rib. It was excellent. It is not a fancy place, very casual, but excellent food. We arrived rather early around 4:45 pm, and the waitress moved our seat and turned a TV channel so I could watch a football game.
The Old Fashions are very good, the salads and rolls were good with the French dressing be outstanding. It must be homemade, and worth it even if French isn’t your fav. I ordered the Queen Cut Prime for $ 20, and it was very well cooked with excellent hashbrowns. My girlfriend ordered the filet mingion and it was also excellent. She ordered the $ 7 add on jumbo shrimp. I teased her that I better get one because $ 7 is a lot for the typical extra small shrimp you get. I was wrong, I would happily pay $ 15 for the shrimp that came they were massive and perfectly cooked. Simply the best shrimp I’ve ever had.
We went all out with soup, shrimp, drinks etc and left for under $ 60. On the way out we saw a tray of sandwiches being brought out, they look amazing for $ 8 to 12 each, we will be back for those sandwiches. BTW by the time we left, the place was packed.
We will be regulars.

Great bar to watch college sports at with a very friendly staff. If you’re looking for an Old Fashioned in Baraboo this is the place to go.
On Wednesdays and Saturdays they have prime rib. Usually when you go out to a tavern or bar and grill for prime rib the quality can be questionable, however Quindt’s has high quality prime rib. A very nice find.

Great food! It doesn’t look like much from the outside, but it is a great find! The Friday night fish fry, the beer battered cod was very good. However, the pan friend walleye was amazing. We went back a second night to have the walleye again. Great «town fries» seasoned waffle fries. The coleslaw was good. They had local Wisconsin brewery selections, as well as Wisconsin wine in addition to a full bar. Good service. Reasonable prices. Family owned.

A great deal. Went there for the fish fry. You get a choice between $ 7.99 two or $ 8.99 three piece cod, decent side of coleslaw and choice of potato. Get the season waffle fries. Decent beer selection — Spotted Cow and Summer Shanty on tap. Quindt’s is a tavern/​bar from another era.

I used to reside in Baraboo and my fiancé and I frequented Quindts. The food was always good, especially their roast beef sandwiches. We always seem to get some snotty young lady as our server, I believe she may be the owner’s daughter? She could care less about serving you… She was always in a hurry to get rid of you… I recommend the place for the food, however the service really bites. If the service was good this place would easily get a 4.
UPDATE:
So my original review was made on 03/​25/​2012.
Recently while making plans for my upcoming wedding I was in Baraboo and needed something for lunch that wasn’t a chain. I thought since I hadn’t been back to Quints in over a year I’d like to try it again. I warned my fiancée who agreed that we may get the snotty waitress. She said lets see. So We walked in and low and behold it was her, her attitude had changed and she seemed a bit nicer. The food was stellar as usual and I will make it back again when I have to travel back to Baraboo. Because of the noticeable improvement in the service I’ve raised my 2 star review to 3 stars.

Imagine a small steak for her and pasta for him, one glass of wine and desert to share, UNDER $ 35.00 in the Dells area. Service could have been better. We accused the waiter of wanting to get rid of our rather large party so he could go on a date, but the food was first rate.