Saturday, September 22, 2012
Check out these suggestions for local eats when it comes to starting your day off right — or at least deliciously.
Breakfast comes in a lot of shapes and sizes: there's the boring bowl of cereal, spiced up omelets full of meat and cheese, pancakes smothered in syrup — the list goes on. The possible varieties for the first meal of your day are showcased in this tour of breakfasts in the 50 states found on FoodNetwork.com, such as banana pancakes, strawberry hotcakes, the Portuguese Fisherman, friend green tomatoes and more. MrBreakfast.com offers more than 2,000 different breakfast recipes, and Tasteofhome.com has quite an extensive list as well — including gluten free doughnuts! Port Washington and Saukville residents are lucky to have all sorts of places to stock up on breakfast supplies, or head out for a tastily cooked meal. Looking for doughnughts…
Friday, May 4, 2012
Harry's Restaurant and New Port Shores come in second as the best place to get breakfast/brunch in Port Washington and Saukville; Dockside Deli also earns third place in the category.
Rivers Edge comes out as the number one place to get breakfast/brunch in the Port Washington and Saukville area after a weeklong Readers' Choice contest. With a long list of restaurants involved, it was a close race — but Rivers Edge came out on top after earning 25 percent of the vote, as well as several votes from Facebook commenters and a 5-star rating and review on Patch. User Dawn Hoffman posted on the restaurant's listing, saying it's, "The best breakfast and service around this area!" The complete list of restaurants in the running also included: : Victor's Pier Street Shanty; Firehouse Restaurant; Harry's Restaurant; Port Hotel; New Port Shores; Dockside Deli; and Tellos Grill & Cafe. Harry's Restaurant and New Port Shores came …
Monday, April 30, 2012
This week's contest asks readers to weigh in on their favorite place to enjoy a morning meal. Leave your reviews and comments to let us know who your favorite place is, and also vote in the poll.
What makes the perfect weekend breakfast/brunch for you: Is it a plate of perfectly scrambled eggs, crispy hash browns and buttery toast, or do you follow the coffee? Help Patch name the best spot for a weekend breakfast or brunch by joining in our Readers' Choice contest this week. We've pulled together a list of some of the best spots in town, but we need your help choosing the winner. Here's how you can join in: Local editors will choose the final winner, placing and emphasis on reviews and comments. You've got until 9 a.m. Friday to tell us your favorite. We'll post the winner Friday afternoon.
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Which restaurant serves your perfect weekend breakfast? Whether it's an early-morning coffee and pastry, sweet French toast or savory egg dish, Patch is looking to name the best spot for a weekend breakfast/brunch in town.
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Saturday, April 28, 2012
One of the biggest brunch days of the year is on its way: Mother's Day. But really, every weekend is an excuse for a great breakfast or brunch out. During the week, breakfast might be a granola bar eaten in the car on the way to work, but on the weekend, people tend to make time to eat. Pancakes, French toast, eggs, pastries and slowly sipping coffee are perfect for weekend trips to your favorite dining spot. Patch wants to find out your Port Washington and Saukville favorites, so tell us in the comments. We're taking submissions through noon Monday. Voting will take place Tuesday-Friday, with a winner named at the end of next week.
Monday, December 5, 2011
There's lots of places to enjoy a good meal in Port Washington and Saukville, but for some reason it seems the breakfast options are limited.
During an interview for a story recently, conversation turned to places to eat breakfast in the Port Washington area. Harry's Restaurant was an obvious place to come to mind, given it's family-diner atmosphere and also the fact that I've only ever actually eaten breakfast there. Then, of course, there's Tellos Grill and Cafe. A quick breakfast can be enjoyed at Dockside Deli (omelets!), Java Dock (Sconuts!) or Smith Brothers Coffee House (bakery!) and the Port Hotel seems to only have a Sunday brunch. While food at these establishments may be delicious, this particular conversation focused on the sit-down, waitress-oriented type restaurant. After that, our list went blank. So, I searched Patch and came up with a couple more options. …
Friday, August 12, 2011
Sign up until race day for 2nd annual event that benefits the Saukville Chamber, Elementary School.
A change of pace is the strategy to bring runners and walkers out for the 2nd annual Saukville Family 5K Run/Walk on Saturday. After several years of low attendance for the Saukville Family Fun Night event, the Saukville Chamber of Commerce decided to take a step in a different direction with the run/walk event. “I enjoyed organizing family fun day, but with the poor weather, lack of volunteers and lack of attendance I think it just got old," said Stacey Frey, the Executive Director for the Saukville Chamber of Commerce. "We couldn’t think of ways to bring people in.” Chamber members assembled the first Saukville Family 5k Run/Walk in 2010. "Last year we decided to organize it. I had become a runner at that point, so I thought it was a …
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
A bike ride along the Ozaukee Interurban Trail can be a great way to spend the day, with a stop in Port Washington to cool off.
Looking for lunch? Follow these bikers' plans and stop in at Dockside Deli, open from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. The menu offers soups, salads, sandwiches, wraps, smoothies, desserts and more, as well as indoor and outdoor seating with marina views. Plus, stay up-to-date with daily specials and happenings at the restaurant by following its Facebook page.
Friday, July 29, 2011
Saukville restaurant brings small-town diner feel to your largely portioned plate, and leaves you satisfied.
Sausage. Hashbrowns. Eggs. Cheese. Lot's of cheese. Do I have your mouth watering yet? If not, you're definitely not hungry enough — or at least a vegetarian. If neither, I honestly don't know what might be wrong with you. But, oh you better be hungry when heading to Rivers Edge restaurant, 283 S. Riveredge Dr., Saukville. The restaurant itself may be petite, but the parking lot sure isn't and the plated portions definitely aren't either. Patch columnist Howard Hinterthuer first suggested I check the place out after ... I believe it was a discussion about doughnuts. (My favorite are triple chocolate — by the way — and either I've never gotten to Sweetheart Cakes, 620 W. Grande Ave., early enough to snag one or our local bakery just doesn'…
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6:42 pm on Sunday, May 6, 2012
You need to change your listing for Rivers Edge. We decided to have lunch there today. I checked on this website for the hours and it says open 4:30 am to 2 pm daily. Well we got there at 1:02 and was told "sorry we close at 1:00 on Sundays". more ›