
Uncork a taste of big-city dining in Wrightstown’s charming downtown. Lost Key Restaurant, which opened in March 2022, boasts a chef-driven menu crafted with fresh, seasonal ingredients. From house-made risotto to perfectly grilled salmon, each dish is a culinary adventure. Settle into the warm, inviting atmosphere and savor the unique flavors Lost Key Restaurant brings to Wisconsin.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 505 Washington St, Wrightstown, WI 54180
Phone: (920) 532-9090
Website: http://lostkeytap.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: lostkeytap.comexploretock.com
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Reviews
Amazing place as soon as you walk in the door-you get top notch service from the host, and waitresses! The ambiance atmosphere is outstanding! The waitress and host were fantastic, and the food is incredible! Some of us had the burger with truffle fries, walleye and risotto-it was beautifully displayed and the taste was incredible. So much better than the top restaurants in the Green Bay/Appleton area. This is definitely a hidden gem! The bar area is nice and big..
We all loved it, and we will definitely be back often!
The owner Danny was very personable and made us feel very welcomed!!
Service was very friendly – I believe it was there soft opening when we went so they are working out any kinks. Great with how friendly and excited everyone was to be open.
Service was amazing though and we love the decor, the building and the atmosphere there. Too bad the food and drink were not what we expected.
Cocktails Aran around $9 – $12 each
Appetizers ran around $9
Main courses ran from $20-$45
Desert was again around $10
My medium rare steak ended up being rare. rare (cold in the middle with only the very most outer layer being slightly charred) server was excellent and sent it back for a slight touch up after I cut it open and found the inside to be so cold it was still stringy. It came back nicely re-plated and was very enjoyable once the inside was warm.
Drinks were fairly good, a little on the light side but excellent flavor.
Overall it was a good experience even with the sub rare filet mignon right up until our almost $400 bill was paid and the hosts asked us to leave (while we already had winter jackets on and we’re clearly preparing to exit) so she could seat the next guest.
To be fair, we did enjoy an appetizer, a main course, and desert, while slowly enjoying several cocktails over 2.5 hours. (5pm reservation, politely asked to leave at 7:30).
However, I have never, ever been asked to vacate a reserved table at a “high end restaurant”, ever. Especially at a facility that still had 9+ open tables when we left (see photos) when we specifically pick nicer restaurants to meet up with long time friends. We meet as close to monthly as possible to catch up and have always had excellent experiences with other restaurants when it comes to socializing. Especially a “tap” where we were already well over $200 in drinks.
Food was good and overall it was pleasant experience right up until the very end, when it ended on a sour note. There are several other excellent options nearby that are not only more affordable, but offer better quality food (without having to ask for corrections on a $45 plate) and will also allow you to continue to drink and socialize until you leave without asking you to vacate.