St Croix Fish Fry Guide

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St Croix Fish Fry Guide

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St. Croix County Fish Fry at a Glance

🍽️ Find a Friday Fish Fry

Discover restaurants serving Friday fish fry throughout St. Croix County and western Wisconsin.

📍 Communities to Explore

  • Hudson
  • New Richmond
  • Baldwin
  • Glenwood City
  • Hammond
  • Roberts
  • Somerset
  • Woodville
  • North Hudson
  • Wilson
  • Nearby rural communities

🐟 Fish Fry Favorites

Restaurant menus vary, but you may find:

  • Beer-Battered Cod
  • Lake Perch
  • Walleye
  • Bluegill
  • Haddock
  • Shrimp
  • Baked Fish
  • Combination Plates

🌊 Things to Explore

Pair your Friday fish fry with:

  • St. Croix River
  • Downtown Hudson
  • Willow River State Park
  • Lake Mallalieu
  • New Richmond
  • St. Croix County parks
  • Local trails
  • Golf courses
  • Scenic western Wisconsin drives

⭐ Places Serving Fish Fry

Discover:

  • Wisconsin Supper Clubs
  • Neighborhood Taverns
  • Family Restaurants
  • Bars & Grills
  • Small-Town Restaurants
  • Local Favorites

❤️ Support Local Restaurants

Friday fish fry gives you one more reason to explore and support locally owned restaurants throughout St. Croix County.

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Barn Board Grill & Saloon
517 Cherry Ln, Roberts 54023 (715) 760-3663
Bass Lake Cheese Factory
598 Valley View Trl, Somerset 54025 (715) 247-5585
Bobtown Bar and Grill
220 W Main St, Roberts 54023 (715) 410-5282
Deer's Bar & Grill
201 N Main St, Deer Park 54007 (715) 269-5252
Dick's Bar & Grill
111 Walnut St, Hudson 54016 (715) 386-5222
Gibby's Lanes, Restaurant & Bar
546 W North Shore Dr, New Richmond 54017 (715) 246-2695
Jonesy's Local Bar & Grill
1801 Ward Ave Ste 240, Hudson 54016 (715) 808-0009
Leakers Place
128 E Oak St, Glenwood City 54013 (715) 565-7300
Mallalieu Inn
414 Wisconsin St N, Hudson 54016 (715) 386-8165
Max's Social House
302 2nd St, Hudson 54016 (715) 245-8965
Parkside Restaurant & Bar - Hammond
555 Davis St, Hammond 54015 (715) 796-5222
Phoenix Grill & Event Center
2095 10th Ave, Baldwin 54002 (715) 688-3473
Ras' On Main
855 Davis St, Hammond 54015 (715) 796-5270
Ready Randy's Sports Bar & Grill
1490 131st St, New Richmond 54017 (715) 246-4446
Robert's Cafe
208 W Main St, Roberts 54023 (715) 749-3133
Sportsman's Bar & Grill
217 Main St, Somerset 54025 (715) 247-5174
The Empourium
736 Rodeo Dr, Hudson 54016 (715) 690-2525
The Grounds Restaurant
1603 32nd St, Somerset 54025 (715) 247-4200
Vinny's Sports Bar and Grill
1847 County Road T, New Richmond 54017 (715) 954-4002
Wild Badger Sports Saloon
240 S Knowles Ave, New Richmond 54017 (715) 246-4867
Wingin It Bar and Grill
210 Main St, Wilson 54027 (715) 772-4447
Wood City Tavern
115 E Oak St, Glenwood City 54013 (715) 565-3520
Woodville Cafe
120 Main St, Woodville 54028 (715) 698-3611
Woodville GarageBar
121 E River St, Woodville 54028 (715) 698-2030

Welcome to the St. Croix County Fish Fry Guide

Welcome to the St. Croix County Fish Fry Guide, your resource for discovering Friday fish fry restaurants throughout western Wisconsin. From classic Wisconsin supper clubs and neighborhood taverns to family-owned restaurants, bars and grills, and small-town favorites, the guide makes it easier to find your next Friday fish fry throughout St. Croix County.

Located along the Wisconsin-Minnesota border, St. Croix County combines scenic river country, growing communities, historic downtowns, farmland, parks, and easy access from the Twin Cities. Communities including Hudson, New Richmond, Baldwin, Glenwood City, Hammond, Roberts, Somerset, Woodville, and surrounding areas offer plenty of places to explore and plenty of opportunities to experience Wisconsin’s famous Friday tradition.

Spend the afternoon exploring historic downtown Hudson, walking along the St. Croix River, hiking at Willow River State Park, visiting local shops, attending a community event, golfing, exploring New Richmond, or simply crossing the border from Minnesota for a Wisconsin getaway.

When Friday evening arrives, it’s time for fish. 🐟

Friday fish fry has been part of Wisconsin culture for generations. Throughout St. Croix County, locally owned restaurants, taverns, supper clubs, and neighborhood gathering places continue that tradition every week.

Depending on the restaurant, you may find beer-battered cod, lake perch, walleye, bluegill, haddock, baked fish, shrimp, or combination dinners. Traditional sides may include potato pancakes, French fries, coleslaw, rye bread, tartar sauce, applesauce, soup, and restaurant-specific specialties.

The St. Croix County Fish Fry Guide brings these restaurants together in one convenient resource. Browse listings, explore different communities, and discover restaurants you may not have tried before.

Whether you call western Wisconsin home, are visiting family and friends, or are making the short trip from Minnesota, we’re here to help answer Friday’s most important dinner question:

Where are we getting fish tonight?

Explore St. Croix County

St. Croix County occupies a unique corner of western Wisconsin. It offers authentic Wisconsin communities and traditions while sitting just across the St. Croix River from Minnesota and the greater Twin Cities region.

Hudson is one of the county’s best-known destinations. Its historic downtown, restaurants, shops, riverfront, and proximity to Interstate 94 make it a popular stop for both Wisconsin residents and Minnesota visitors.

Just outside Hudson, Willow River State Park offers hiking, camping, scenic landscapes, and its well-known waterfall, giving visitors an easy way to combine outdoor recreation with a Friday night meal.

New Richmond provides another important dining and community hub, while Baldwin, Roberts, Hammond, Somerset, Glenwood City, Woodville, and the county’s smaller communities offer plenty of locally owned establishments worth discovering.

St. Croix County also makes an easy Friday road-trip destination from the Twin Cities.

Cross the river. Explore Wisconsin for the afternoon. Find a local fish fry.

Looking for a Wisconsin Fish Fry Near Minnesota?

You don’t have to travel far into Wisconsin to experience a traditional Friday fish fry. St. Croix County sits directly across the Wisconsin-Minnesota border, making communities such as Hudson an easy destination for visitors from the Twin Cities and eastern Minnesota. Browse the St. Croix County Fish Fry Guide to discover Wisconsin supper clubs, taverns, family restaurants, and local favorites serving Friday fish fry throughout the area.

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Why St. Croix County Loves Friday Fish Fry

Friday fish fry fits naturally into St. Croix County’s combination of Wisconsin tradition, growing communities, outdoor recreation, and locally owned restaurants.

Families meet for dinner at the end of the workweek. Friends gather at neighborhood taverns. Visitors finish hiking at Willow River State Park. Shoppers explore downtown Hudson. Minnesota residents cross the river looking for a distinctly Wisconsin Friday night.

And then everyone faces the same pleasant dilemma: cod, perch, walleye, or whatever the house specialty happens to be.

Every restaurant puts its own fingerprint on the tradition.

One might be known for crispy beer-battered cod. Another might have fiercely loyal perch fans. Somewhere else, the potato pancakes, homemade coleslaw, rye bread, or Old Fashioneds are enough to inspire repeat visits.

That’s what makes exploring Wisconsin fish fry so much fun.

You’re not just finding somewhere to eat. You’re discovering how different restaurants interpret one of Wisconsin’s favorite traditions.

1. Where can I find Friday fish fry in St. Croix County?

The St. Croix County Fish Fry Guide helps you discover restaurants serving Friday fish fry throughout Hudson, New Richmond, Baldwin, Somerset, Roberts, Hammond, Glenwood City, Woodville, and surrounding communities.

2. Where can I find a Friday fish fry in Hudson, Wisconsin?

Hudson and the surrounding area offer restaurants, taverns, bars and grills, and other locally owned establishments serving Friday fish fry. Browse the St. Croix County Fish Fry Guide to explore current options.

3. Where can I get fish fry near the St. Croix River?

Hudson, North Hudson, and other communities near the St. Croix River offer dining options for visitors exploring western Wisconsin. Check individual listings for current Friday fish fry information.

4. Where can I find Friday fish fry in New Richmond?

New Richmond and surrounding St. Croix County communities offer locally owned restaurants and taverns serving Friday fish fry. Use the Guide to explore current restaurant listings.

5. What fish is commonly served at St. Croix County fish fries?

Restaurant menus vary but may include beer-battered cod, lake perch, walleye, bluegill, haddock, shrimp, baked fish, and seafood combination dinners.

6. What usually comes with a Wisconsin Friday fish fry?

Traditional sides vary by restaurant but often include potato pancakes or French fries, coleslaw, rye bread, tartar sauce, applesauce, soup, and other house specialties.

7. Can I find fish fry near Willow River State Park?

Yes. Hudson and surrounding St. Croix County communities provide dining options within convenient driving distance of Willow River State Park. Check the Guide for restaurants and current fish fry information.

8. Are there Wisconsin supper clubs in the St. Croix County area?

St. Croix County and surrounding western Wisconsin offer supper clubs, neighborhood taverns, family restaurants, bars and grills, and other locally owned establishments where diners can experience Wisconsin’s Friday fish fry tradition.

9. Do St. Croix County restaurants serve fish fry year-round?

Many Wisconsin restaurants serve Friday fish fry throughout the year, although menus and availability vary. Some restaurants also expand their fish selections during Lent.

10. Where can Minnesota visitors experience a Wisconsin Friday fish fry?

St. Croix County is directly across the Wisconsin-Minnesota border and is easily accessible from the Twin Cities. Hudson and other nearby communities offer convenient options for Minnesota visitors looking to experience a traditional Wisconsin Friday fish fry.

11. How often is the St. Croix County Fish Fry Guide updated?

Restaurant information is reviewed as updates are discovered through official websites, social media, menus, phone calls, restaurant owners, and community updates.

12. Can a restaurant be added to the St. Croix County Fish Fry Guide?

Yes. Restaurants serving Friday fish fry can contact the Friday Fish Fry Guide about being added to the directory or updating an existing listing.

Why Trust the Friday Fish Fry Guide?

Since 2010, the Friday Fish Fry Guide has been helping Wisconsin residents and visitors discover great Friday fish fry restaurants across the state. We continually expand our listings and encourage restaurant owners to keep their information current so visitors can easily find fish fry specials, menus, and dining options.