Bustling, family-friendly neighborhood gathering place offering hearty pub grub & a Friday fish fry.
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Address: 10634 W Freistadt Rd, Mequon, WI 53097
Phone: (262) 242-9907
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Reviews
I had the breaded perch with fries and my dining partner had cod with potato pancakes. Both were perfectly prepared and delicious. Potentially one of the best fish fries I ever had.
The Landmark has been added to my list of regular stops.
This place is only open Tuesday – Friday (very odd), but I suspect it’s more of a hobby for the owners, rather than way of life. I like it. Makes things all the more unique!
Within 20 min., we were offered a high top in the bar room, but wife and I persisted and explained that we’d like to wait for a table / booth in the dining room (I believe there are only 6-7 tables in there).
In another 10-15 min., we were escorted to our booth. There’s a TV in the dining room, and the waiter was very, very nice. We were served quickly, and the food was very good.
Second round of cocktails was just as good as the first.
Breaded mushroom appetizer: Standard fare. Nothing to write home about here. These are your typical frozen breaded mushrooms from any restaurant supplier out there. Came with a small cup of ranch.
We both had the Haddock – mine with potato pancakes, and hers with the German potato salad.
The haddock was beer battered and deep fried. Not too greasy. Taste was very good, and there were three nice sized chunks. The tarter sauce was OK. Nothing special here / it did the trick. I prefer a breaded coating or Panko, but this was still much better than most beer battered fish fries I’ve had.
The potato pancakes were large, thick, and crispy. Very good recipe.
The German potato salad was not a hit with my wife. She and her family make their own. Understand that this dish can turn out many different ways, so it’s very subjective. This recipe definitely went overboard with the boiled eggs. She removed them as she ate, and there was quite a large pile of chopped up boiled egg whites when she was done. She did eat the rest though, so I assume others will like it.
Apple sauce could be dressed up with a little cinnamon, and the marble rye was buttered well and tasted good.
They offered a couple of very interesting desserts as well, but dinner filled us up.
I will be back. This is the type of place that don’t really care if you come back or not LOL. They’ll continue to do just fine. They have a loyal following, and do just fine.
Two fish fries, one appetizer, and two cocktails each was $85 with tip.
Check it out for yourself.
The area is out in the country and can be tricky to find. Once I arrived, there was plenty of street parking as well as a lot in the back The inside was charming with a vintage vibe. Drinks were strong and their menu is lengthy. I ordered a cup of the soup which was styled after the Reuben sandwich. The corned beef was excellent. The soup is creamy and flavorful. I have tried to stop by again but they are only open Tuesday through Thursday. I wish I had checked the menu it because the reviews online show a fish fry but I’m not sure if that’s available daily since they’re closed on Friday? I hope you find out soon!
P.S. the flied pickles are amazing.