Red’s Supper Club is a classic American dining experience that blends timeless supper club charm with elevated, made-from-scratch cuisine. Known for its warm hospitality, handcrafted cocktails, and high-quality steaks, seafood, and comfort favorites, Red’s offers an inviting atmosphere perfect for date nights, family dinners, and special occasions. Guests can enjoy attentive service, a refined yet welcoming environment, and a menu designed to celebrate tradition with a modern touch. Whether you’re stopping in for a signature old fashioned at the bar or a full dinner with friends, Red’s Supper Club delivers a memorable dining experience rooted in quality and community.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 27569 WI-81, Cuba City, WI 53807
Phone: (608) 762-5406
Website: https://www.facebook.com/people/Reds-Supper-Club/100049662295558/
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Red’s Supper Club, 27569 State Road 81, Cuba City, WI 53807, US
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We went back a week later on a Friday night! Once again great service! I had a Brandy old Fashioned it was good. I ordered the Parmesan pan fried walleye and it was delicious. I chose the vegetable soup and it was delicious. Baked potatoes are perfectly cooked.
When we arrived, we were immediately seated at a little table in the corner. There were four adults and one child present at a table meant for four. The ring was so dark we had to pull our cell phones out to be able to read the menu. We had been seated for over five minutes without being introduced to our waiter nor being offered even water. I had to call a waitress over to us who then became a waitress before we could get service. It was downhill from there.
My husband and I split a seafood platter that was supposed to come with bluegill, cod, salmon, frog legs, shrimp, and scallops. For $10 extra dollars, I got my own soup/salad and potato. I chose beef stew and au gratin potatoes. They didn’t have the original soup I picked, neither did they have Caesar dressing (or any healthy dressing option). The waitress then told me I didn’t have to have a soup or salad to which I reminded her that if I’m paying for something, I am going to get something-I got the potato soup. It was pretty good!
When our food came out it was just disgraceful! The cod fish was more breading than meat-which wouldn’t have been a problem if it wasn’t cooked beyond edible. It was so over-cooked (or microwaved) that the meat had shriveled and the breading was too tough to eat. The same over-cooked/microwaved texture was the same in the bluegill and shrimp.
I noticed that there were no scallops on anyone’s plate! We called a different server over to inquire and he said “I we are out. Your waitress should have told you that and offered you an additional piece of our other meats. OH! You have an extra piece of bluegill. That’s what she did. She just gave you an extra piece of bluegill.” She NEVER told us they were out of scallops and NEVER gave us a choice of what additional piece we wanted.
The final straw was the so called “au gratin” potatoes. It was hashbrowns covered in kraft cheddar cheese and baked. It was the most disgusting thing I’ve ever tried. When I told the waitress that I didn’t like it and was not going to eat it and I requested a plain baked potato instead. Her reply: “if I did that the chef would charge you extra for another potato.”
If you are only going to be open 2-3 days a week -specifically for supper- and you advertise a Fish-Friday: you better knock it out of the park. This was a fail.
Delicious, but expensive. $60 for two meals.
It was with the food that things really went off the rails. Medium rare steaks were delivered REALLY rare, medium rare prime rib came out a bit overdone, and the tinned potatoes were as described but flawed in execution – no browning evident and there was no crispy bacon to be found.
I really want to support small town establishments and we ate here because Red’s supports local youth sports. I am sorry to say I won’t be back.