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Breakfast · $
500 East Wisconsin Avenue, Appleton
Customers’ favorites
“We have been to Mateos a handful of times now and we have yet to be disappointed. the food is amazing, the portion sizes are huge and the service is always so friendly. I would give this place 10 ⭐️ if I could!”
American · $
1401 East John Street, Appleton
Customers’ favorites
“Very nice ..... have been there many times...5 star ... Also we just had our 1st carry out...very good...we will be back”
Breakfast · $
1216 West Wisconsin Avenue, Appleton
Customers’ favorites
“Best breakfast in the Valley. Very friendly and welcoming staff!”
American · $
220 North Fox River Drive, Appleton
Customers’ favorites
“Went out of our way home to stop at Machine shed for the third time while on vacation last fall. ❣️❣️”
American · $
1360 South Commercial Street, Neenah · 7.21 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Friendly staff and great food, never disappointed.”
Breakfast · $
760 West Kimberly Avenue, Kimberly · 3.54 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Awesome meat lovers omelettes!”
Breakfast
720 Eisenhower Drive, Kimberly · 3.35 miles
“I stayed at Hilton Garden Inn Kimberly on a Thursday night, and it was my final night of my summer trip. I was returning from Door County and decided to pass through the Fox Cities on my return trip. For the most part, this was an enjoyable stay. I like choosing my own room and using Digital Key. My room was a standard room with king bed on the 5th (top) floor. The room was clean, comfortable, spacious, and quiet. When I arrived at around 4:30, one elevator was out of service, but they had both up and running fairly quickly after that. I felt like having some wine at the bar after it opened at 5:00, and the woman bartending was friendly and fun to talk to. There was a nice outdoor patio to enjoy the wine, and I had a second glass! I used the pool and hot tub later in the evening, but it was full of drunk guys playing with a football in the pool. I didn’t notice when they left, but one of them (probably accidentally) took my shirt that was on my chair! This was kind of disappointing, as it was a nice Under Armour T-shirt. It was more peaceful after that group left, and I had it all to myself when returning in the morning for a while! I slept well here and woke up feeling refreshed for the ride home. The breakfast in the morning was below average for Hilton Garden Inn, in my opinion. I was down by only 8:15 or so, and the selection was not great. The day’s hot items were not impressive, and I found the scrambled eggs to have a weird texture. I didn’t even try the biscuits & gravy, as the sausage gravy looked like it had been sitting there all morning. Breakfast is usually a highlight for me when I stay at HGI, but not the case here. I had not vacated the room yet (shortly after 10:00, and my Do Not Disturb sign was still up!), and housekeeping just came in! They were apologetic, but it really scared me to have someone entering the room! Overall I would stay again, but I needed to lower to 4 stars. I stayed at this same hotel for my cousin’s wedding in 2017, and oddly enough, the former wedding venue out front is now an auto body shop! I like the location of the hotel not being far from restaurants, stores, etc. This was a nice final night of my vacation!”
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