Swiss Street Pub & Grille

Their chicken wings are about the best I’ve found in the area, several different choices cooked to perfection. Fridays there are multiple fish choices & they change it up also. Had a blackened catfish that just melts in your mouth. Quite a surprise from an off the beaten path location. Staff was friendly and the place was clean even though it seems like they are undergoing some renovations. Take the time to check out The Swiss Street Pub.

Met Georgia tonight, and was very impressed. I am looking forward to comming in and having dinner. I will definitely be at the anniversary party on sat… you rock kid… ps, im bringing the pie hole. lol

We went back for their fish fry. While the food was good as usual and the people were friendly, we were a little disappointed. It took longer than expected to be waited on AND much longer than it should have for our food to arrive. The waitresses are friendly but only one seemed to hustle. One of the slower ones was wearing flip-​flops. All I could think of was «who wears flip-​flops when running around on their feet for several hours?» The hustling, younger waitress wore good footwear and was still friendly to her customers. While the people are friendly and the food good, it will take a while for us to go back because of length of time to get waited on and to get our food. And I am not saying it was the «flip-​flop wearing» waitress’s fault — the kitchen help must have been behind also, but it was a little frustrating.

Came back for dinner tonight and was pleased to see new tables and chairs in the dining room. Not only do they look great but the new chairs are more comfy. We dined from the Cinco de Mayo menu and everything was surprisingly well cooked for not being a typical Mexican joint.

Have been wanting to try out this years Sticky Fingers winner for «Best Wings» for a while. Tuesday’s are $.50 wing night so why not try them at a great price.
The place itself still needs a ton of work but you can see that slowly, but surely, the new owners are making changes. We had no problems finding street parking although is wasn’t very busy yet.
The bartender was also the waitress and she was very sweet and outgoing. She proudly talked about the menu and about all the homemade food.
We started with the Reuben rolls. Yum, yum!
The wings were delish!!! We got some mild and the rest were plain with a couple sauces on the side. The apricot habanero is a must try and if you really like garlic, try the garlic Parmesan!!!
I’ve heard that the fish fry is very good so I’ll definitely give that a try.
Great quality food. Hopefully the area and look of the place won’t scare people away.

Went out to try the Friday Fish Fry on the Journal Sentinel’s recommendation.
Located off the main drag– you may miss it if you don’t know the area and aren’t watching directions. Arrived around 7:30pm to find street and parking lot packed — Always a good sign!
Walk in and greeted by 2 friendly ladies that take our name and tell us about 20min wait.
This is a friendly neighborhood bar with likely the owner mixing the drinks and several regulars posted on their normal bar stools.
Ordered an old fashion (muddled cherries and all) & tap beer. Stood near bar for 5min and then escorted to table. Waitress was very friendly and attentive. They were out of the specialty fish fry with panko crumbs (and bluegill) so we settled on the original fish fry with potato pancakes (the waitress was eager to offer not only syrup but also applesauce).
Portion size was perfect, walked out full not stuffed. Fish flavor was awesome and perfect temp to boot. Tartar sauce and coleslaw-​the mayo/​dressing version was also flavorful, potato pancakes-​FANTASTIC!!!
Definitely worth the trip, check it out!