Restaurants in Wisconsin
The melding of environments in Wisconsin creates a unique blend of wilderness and civilization. It is also a true melting pot of ethnic heritages. Wisconsin is a four seasons locale, with enjoyable traveling all year round. It's a land of parks, bluffs, beaches, and tree-lined slopes. To the north are the blue waters of Lake Superior, to the east is Lake Michigan, to the west are the Mississippi and St. Croix rivers, to the south is rich prairieland.
Wisconsin is a taste of Old World Europe and Scandinavia, breathtaking countryside, hidden valleys, Old Country communities, thousands of miles of shoreline of the Great Lakes and great rivers and 15,000 lakes, vibrant cities, Little Norway, Little Switzerland and Amish country. Ski downhill slopes. Travel Wisconsin and enjoy artist galleries and studios, theatre, great architecture, Frank Lloyd Wright, lighthouses, the House on the Rock and Wisconsin Dells. Wisconsin Tourism offers great museums, the Capitol dome, Old World Wisconsin and other State Historical Sites. A Wisconsin Vacation is a lunch at a sidewalk cafe, dining on ethnic foods, sipping local beers, trying our fine cheese, and taste testing at local wineries. Travel to Wisconsin and the Door County Peninsula, the Great Mississippi River, Horicon Marsh, the great Northwoods, the Wisconsin River Valley
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Joni's Diner is not just a restaurant, we are an establishment that combines hospitality, a memorable atmosphere and good eats made with local and fresh ingredients. Built in 1954, this L-Shaped Jerry O'Mahoney made its debut as the Decoven Diner in Duncannon, Pennsylvania until 2005. It has since then been moved to Fairfield, Connecticut in hopes of success and was eventually bought and shipped to it's current home in Lake Geneva. Our goal is to maintain the old time atmosphere while integrating quality food and great service for our customers.