Bar · $$
1 BrowTine
1361 100th Street, Amery
- Take-Out
Customers’ favorites
- Chicken Wings
- Meat Pizza
- Cheese Dip
- Fish Fry
“good prices, best burgers we've had in yrs. none of that fake meat crap. 😁”
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Bar · $$
1361 100th Street, Amery
Customers’ favorites
“good prices, best burgers we've had in yrs. none of that fake meat crap. 😁”
Fast Food · $
221 Keller Avenue South, Amery
Customers’ favorites
“I mean, it's a Dairy Queen, and it tasted like Dairy Queen. It's always nice to have a fast food restaurant in a convenient location, and so that's what was nice about this place in Amery. The only downside about our visit was the staff seemed a bit cranky, I realize that it was maybe 20 minutes to their closing time, but just because you're tired or you want to go home, doesn't mean you can treat your last customers like trash, they mean as much as the ones that came in when you opened or in the middle of the day. But overall, I would say it was an average visit.”
Fast Food · $
100 Power Street, Amery
Customers’ favorites
“It was June 8th on a blistering summer day in need of a vanilla cone. In the summer my life revolves around McDonald’s in Amery. This time was different. It had been a long day I was sweating from being outside and Aiden could see that and he decided to give me a slightly higher vanilla cone that I’ve gotten on average and when I tell you it made my week it made my week. I proceeded to get McDonald’s 3 more times that weekend because of his kind gesture. If you get the privilege to meet Aiden you should be grateful because he’s the best employee I’ve met at this McDonald’s.”
Bar & Grill · $
201 Main Street North, Deer Park · 8.21 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Nice little place to spend time with friends. Great food, friendly staff and reasonable prices. 😋”
Pubs · $
305 Main Street, Balsam Lake · 10.89 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Awesome little place to stop for food! We wanted to eat on the patio, but it was technically closed. The bartender Hannah told us we could order inside and she'd happily take our food out to us so we could enjoy the patio. It started raining, so we did end up inside, but we totally appreciated the extra step she was willing to take. When we came in, we not only had amazing service, but the banter in the bar made the whole experience. And the food was SPECTACULAR! We even got a little song from some of the patrons for our anniversary! Wonderful little place with a welcoming small town feel and excellent food! We plan on going again tomorrow night for the live music on the patio! Edit to poat: Went back for breakfast the next day, and ended up going for the live music. Hannah was back again and provided a wonderful night, remembered who we were and asked all about how our stay In Balsam Lake was going. Cannot say enough good things! Love Doc's!”
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