Ten-O-One Club

I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here if I were in Green Bay again.

The prices were fair, but the food was so-so. I was hoping it would be this awesome dive bar with great burgers. However, it reminded me of a slightly rougher Applebee's. My fries were very good, but the patty melt was overdone and very greasy (far too much oil/butter on the bread).

We were the first customers of the day, so we were actually served by the manager. We really appreciated that she split our bills and got us out of there quickly since we had to hustle through our meal. And I like what I was seeing about a $10.01 dinner special---that sounds promising.

Anyway, so there were some highs and lows to this place, but it's just not my cup of tea.

I went with someone who told me "not to expect quick service or great food." He was right. It took forever for us to be noticed at our table by our waitress who seemed to have forgotten about us after she brought us out our waters. At some point she seemed to have vanished and we ended up getting a different waiter after he noticed us just sitting there. The food was ok but the service very disappointing. It's a neat place inside and the bar reminds me of cheers, but I doubt ill ever go back.

As always, the 1001 did not disappoint. Lobster ravioli, Seafood Alfredo, and a perfectly cooked 9 ounce filet mignon made for an outstanding Friday night meal for three of us.  Service was exceptional and a chat with Tyson, the restaurant manager, really made a difference.

Would suggest a few more by-the-glass wine selections, but otherwise, Ten-O-One has it down.

We'll be back!