Burnt Bridge Tavern

Great service, Andrew is a welcomed addition to the area.
Have ordered the pizza and fish both are very good.

New owners in 2015! Great atmosphere, friendly and personable. Had fish dinner — yummy!

Wonderful place. You MUST figure out the notes on the window. If you don’t, ask. It will make your visit. Had a great trip down memory road on my visit.

I give it an A for northwoods atmosphere. Would give it a D+ for friendliness. The old owners are obviously worn out and tired of the business. They struggle to be nice and you can tell they are just tolerating the customers. The bar is really cool. Food has been ok the times I’ve eaten there. Great wildlife viewing behind the bar. Would be a perfect place with new ownership that were motivated and had personality.

My parents brought me to this place 20+ years ago when I was a kid. Loved it then, loved it now. The pizza is WAY better than Tombstone and the owners are more than friendly. I was the first and only person in the bar for quite a while and had some great converation over some PBRs and during the Brewers game!
By the way, the first thing we did when we walked in when I was a kid was put Pink Cadillac on the jukebox. Same jukebox, same great tunes!

I’ve been coming here since I was in diapers… really. I hate to sound like a fuddy-​duddy but this place sure isn’t what it used to be. About 12 years ago the old owners sold the place and it got remodeled. The cool OLD dark knotty pine bar & back bar were replaced with bright white pine. A fairly nonde-​script dining room was added. The new owners were downright surely and not in a good way.
Things have gotten a bit better in the last few years, the bartender was actually been friendly when we went there last night. The Tombstone pizza is available nightly, but the «menu» items are only on Saturday & Sunday from 5 – 9.
The last few times I have been there — no feed/​bread has been out for the «floor show». Bummer. It is worth the drive if you didn’t grow up at this joint. Those of us old jaded FIB’s that remember the crazy New Year’s Eve bashes with the cannibal sandwiches, Ed playing the washboard and the really good old fashioneds will be yearning for the old days.

Okay — it’s been 10+ years since I’ve been here, so don’t take the long drive here strictly on my account, but if you find yourself in the area, see if this is still the place…
Great northwoods Wisconsin bar. Small selection of video games, jukebox, fun owners, good staff. They have a fair selection of pub grub, but the specialty is custom Tombstone Pizza! I s**t you not! You pick your fresh ingredients and they pop the T-​stone in the toaster oven and voila! Your own belly bomb!
Besides that, this place will be swamped with kids every day around dusk. That’s because that is when they put the day old bread and the corn cobs and the grain out back. And then, just as it gets dark, the show begins. Deer, squirrels, raccoons, rabbits, llamas, yeti (just seeing if you’re paying attention) — come out to feast on the food that’s been left.
And the show is right there in front of you, out a picture window that places your nose at about ground level. With the lights on, it’s as good as a bad Disney feature — but guaranteed to please the hell out of that toddler!
To pay for the food for the critters, let the bartender or waiters show you how to stick dollar bills to the ceiling. And then add a couple of your own to the ones wallpapering every inch of the ceiling. All in all, a welcome diversion from the dozens of other hunter and fishermen bars in the area…