
Welcome to Ponderosa & Bonanza country, where you’ll find the spirit of the old west & a place to call home — for great food & great value. Ponderosa & Bonanza Steakhouses serve great steaks, seafood & sides along with our something-for-everyone buffet.
Old West-themed chain known for its steaks, chicken & all-you-can-eat spread of hot & cold dishes.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1520 N Spring St, Beaver Dam, WI 53916
Phone: (920) 885-2755
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Reviews
Service was great too, drink never went empty!
Bumping a three star to a four ****
Great job!
Anyway, it’s been gone a long time so when the opportunity presented – we had to take it. Sure, many of you feel that “oh, this is bad, that’s bad.” who cares. For some, it’s a look back into time, a period of nostalgia. Can you find better food elsewhere? Sure, but, we were there for the experience. The dinner roles are a great example, they are just like I remember them. So, that was that, the chicken the same, the fruit – it has a Ponderosa style prep. Who knows what that magic prep, is, but it’s iconic.
From stupidly simple stuff, walking in and seeing the old Panasonic cash-registers, to the old menu board (yes, we actually took photos.) The selection at the salad bar was good, and it was kept full. It was nice to “see that old place again.” — Just tonight, we remarked – you can’t go back and see a Chi Chi’s restaurant if you tried. In our state, Bonanza was also a fun ole place; my childhood existed frequenting that place almost every single Sunday of my life. The old “chicken tenders and freshly squeezed lemon on it.” (odd indeed, but it was my thing.)
So, there you have it folks. If you are in to looking back, or just enjoying lunch this place will take care of both of those things. Wish we had one closer too. Thanks Ponderosa for making our trip a bit more iconic.
Everything I ate was amazing, and they switch some foods out every once in a while so you can try other things too. You need to wear a mask unless you are eating at your table, and they have gloves you need to wear when up at the buffet.
The Mac&Cheese is quite delicious, and perfect for combining with other foods such as carrots and corn, as well as their chicken strips. You can make an excellent “pasta” with MacNcheese as a base, they have shredded cheese too.
Mashed potatoes are also great for combining with other foods, but be careful it’s very hot, dont burn yourself.
Those are some of the things I tried, but all of it was tasty. Everything else on the buffet looked great. Also, they do have ice cream, it is on the counter opposite of the treats and desserts.
Apparently they make omelets before your eyes, you choose what you want to put on it. On the counter opposite of the desserts.
Now, as for the entrées, I didn’t have any, and one reason I didn’t give 5 stars was because I had the buffet, no entries, so I can’t say much about them other than on the menu they looked very good. It was a hard choice between those and the buffet but they let me look at the buffet before actually choosing.
If I go there again, I am definitely going to try an entrée.
BTW the buffet also has breakfast foods after lunch…
And the toy machine gave my child a empty container if that doesn’t explain the experience tonight.
Drove 60 miles to enjoy some ponderosa. Dont think I will anymore.