Stage Coach

This is my favorite place for breakfast hands down! The food is great, artisan bread and biscuits and gravy are my personal favorites. It is a hidden gem, so I have not experienced a wait to be seated. Staff are extremely friendly. You must try it!

This place is adorable… from the décor to the wildlife. i didnt want to leave. I’m in town temporarily while my boyfriend and his friends build the skatepark in town… and I’m always on the hunt for good food! So far this resturant and one other are the only delicious palate pleasing places in town. This place screams charming with old photographs, horseshoes and rustic saddles everywhere. The outdoor patio is really nice, with monarch butterflies everywhere. But be careful of the hornets too! The food was beyond delicious… and clearly really fresh-​not frozen! The multigrain ciabatta that comes with everything is healthy but light, with just the right amount of butter. I also got the western omelet, which was really fluffy and used very fresh veggies! I also got a side salad with organic greens, cranberries, pecans, and blue cheese. It was exactly what i was craving on a sunny day. The bottomless coffee is awesome too. Service is easily a 9 or 10, everyone was super friendly. Thank you!

I must be truthful… I am an actor. The owner of this restaurant is an ‚“Elvis impersonator.”
He has appeared in several plays with me, as a part of the Rome City Players.
Back to my revue… this restaurant was hand-​built, by the owner. It is truly in the middle of nowhere.
This is not an «impulse» location. It is a «destination» restaurant.
By word of mouth, I had heard of this little country gem.
I have only had breakfast there… but watching the staff, interact with the customers, as well as the kitchen, prompts me to give it my highest recommendation.
GO THERE!!! You won’t be disappointed… Glen B.

The staff was wonderful, the food was fabulous! Super cute little place, and kid friendly!

Great little café with a limited, but very good menu. Breakfast was very yummy. The décor makes the place. It reminded me of a cowboy café you’d find out West. Very fun.

Amazing! The portions were a great amount with even some for leftovers. It was great filling food but healthy at the same time! The prices were very low too
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We were there for breakfast on a cold Saturday morning, The warmth and delicious smell of cinnamon made for a very nice welcome. Our sever was very nice and greeted us promptly and directed us towards the self-​service beverage corner. The menu was small but offered the breakfast norms including biscuits and sausage gravy, small but not lacking any obvious items, one might say just right for such a small and unassuming little establishment. The building and décor reminded me of a log cabin style old west museum you might find along the highway in Oklahoma or Arizona complete with a mounted bison bust and black and white photos of infamous outlaws and famous lawmen.
We tried to order a bit of everything, here’s our impression of the meal. Bacon egg sandwich on a whole wheat chibata roll was basic but good, the pancakes were not bad but forgettable, the Belgium style waffles were crisp, sprinkled with powdered sugar and served with fresh fruit and a dollop of whipped cream on the side, they were perfectly flavored with the right amount of sugar and vanilla in the batter and were hands down the star of the show. The bacon was good, the home fries were cut on the larger side and season with rosemary, the flavor was good but were a bit dry. The biscuits and gravy were also good but forgettable, the gravy had ok flavor but seemed to be lacking hardly and dairy component and relied heavily on a what I assume to be cornstarch but had just the right amount of thyme. Not bad by any means but I would not order again. The scrambled eggs were cooked perfectly and served piping hot. The fountain soda featured coke products and was good (it never ceases to amaze me how bad fountain soda can be in smaller restaurants) and the coffee was smooth and well flavored. They seemed to have a good tea selection and also have a cooler full of bottled juices and milk. I especially liked having serve yourself drinks as I tend to drink a lot of coffee and hate to have an empty cup, no matter how diligent the server is I can usually drain my mug before the pot is brought around again. Up by the register they also offered sweet rolls and other pastries, we did not try any since we were stuffed but they looked amazing.
At the end of our meal the server brought the check and spent a good amount of time showing my little girls around place, letting them touch all the knick knacks and even giving them home made headbands for their hair.
The service was great and the food was good, all in all a nice way to spend your Saturday morning, but you probably won’t be raving about the food to all your friends on Monday. And one more thing, the sign in the window clearly states no plastic accepted so be sure to bring your checkbook or some cash.

Perfect balance of cozy, homey, and quality. SUPER friendly service. Crazy-​reasonable prices. Well worth the trip! j

This place is a hidden gem. Quaint. Charming. Friendly. Excellent food. Great service.

Really great food in a really awesome atmosphere. Small and quaint. Just one waitress, serve yourself drinks, two people in the kitchen and tax included in meal prices. Absolutely no doubt I’d recommend this place to anyone going nearby. We had breakfast (omelets and biscuits and gravy), but the included artisan ciabatta bread that all if their sandwiches are served on was a huge hit. Can’t wait to get back to try a burger!

Chicken salad was tasty and served on a ciabatta bun — -granddaughters scrambled eggs were ordinary but ok – ciabatta toast was a nice change — all drinks are self serve but coffee was better than most places!
There was a case full of fresh looking backed goods that looked good enuf to warrant a return trip — we split a pc of apple pie ala mode that was as good as homemade
this place will be on our list of places to revisit for sure!

I heard of this place through word-​of-​mouth. It’s hidden on a back road behind Pritzl’s on Hwy 13 and County Road D. We were greeted with a wonderful rustic atmosphere and friendly service. The menu is small (a good thing) and the prices are set just right. Every night has a special, and on the night we went it was homemade lasagna which we both tried. It came with a salad with homemade raspberry vinaigrette, along with mixed vegetables and a slice of pie for just over $ 10. The portion sizes were perfect, and the food was simply outstanding.
Considering the poor overall quality of restaurants in the Wisconsin Rapids area, Stage Coach is a gem. This place earned my highest recommendation and I look forward to returning the next time I am in the area.

A very unique restaurant… a hidden jewel! They don’t advertise… they rely on word of mouth… excellent roasted duck… prime rib… steaks and daily specials. Their breakfasts are great too! They have homemade pasteries and excellent coffee too. As a bonus you can get here by snowmobile and Atv too!