Juice's Ghost Town

Been here about a dozen times.  Food is usually good, but we have had some duds, and many mediocre dishes.  Service is usually always good, but menu is definitely over-priced.  Its OK.

I've only had one dining experience at Juice's Ghost town, but it was a pleasant one. The restaurant/bar has a pretty cool ambiance. There is something ghosty about this restaurant. It's a big old house and once you are inside, it feels like you have fallen into a different time or space.

It was almost 9 PM when we stopped by this restaurant, so there weren't many people dining. However, there were some customers drinking and having fun at the bar. The lights were dimmed, which, quite appropriately, made the place feel even more eerie.

The food and service were good! I ordered a baked French onion soup as my first course. The soup was simply delicious. It was rich and oniony with a beautiful cheese crust on top. There were also croutons in the soup.

For my main course, I ordered Alaskan king crab legs, which they serve on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of every month. The crab legs were cooked properly and tasted quite good. The asparagus had too much smoke flavor for my taste.

I would definitely return to this eerie Ghost Town for its food, service, and ambiance!

Great, cold beer!!  I had the Cajun pork chops and it was awesome!! The pork was very tender and the spices made it delectable.  From there, add on a Cajun cream sauce and I was stuffed. The best part was I took home one of the pork chops since I was full.
My parents chose the meatloaf, which had ketchup and bacon on the top.  With corn and mashed potatoes on the side, I can only guess it was delicious since they were contently eating away.
A note for the drinkers: when the train goes by, shots are only $1!
Fun atmosphere in a comfortable but typical Wisconsin bar!