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Valley Golf Club

Valley Golf Club

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4.3 Google Review
S80 Golf Rd, Mondovi, Wisconsin, 54755, United States
(715) 926-4913 www.thevalleygc.com
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Feb 14, 2019
I was there Valentine's Day evening with party of nine. Food was excellent but service was extremely slow...took over 2 1/2 hours for all parties at our table to get our food and often came out of sequence for our 5 course meals. Our waitress only asked us once for drink refills and we resorted to going to the bar to get them replenished. Willing to give it other shot because the food was good but service needs to improve. Five stars for food but gave three for service.

Mar 9, 2019
Great food they were very busy when we were there and they did have trouble keeping up weather refilling the salad bar and the hot food items but worth the wait

Feb 21, 2019
Great service and always a great time. Very romantic setting for dining.

Feb 16, 2019
We had dinner at Roger's Supper Club (Valley Golf) last night. We had the Chateaubriand for two. It was melt in your mouth tender, seasoned perfectly and was the best tenderloin I've had in my life! (I'm a steak enthusiast). The roasted vegetables were spot on delicious, and the salad bar was very fresh. Chef Nick carved our steak table side. He's an amazing chef! We took a rumchata chesse cake to go... wish we would have bought several. They are awesome! Overall, the best meal I've ever had in Wisconsin! On a side note, we were told the supper club was only in it's 3rd weekend since opening. Besides the chef himself, the rest of the staff seemed to lack some experience. They pour their drinks weak. Single actually means only one shot. Next time, I'll just order a double. The owner did come over and talk to us. We enjoyed his back story. He seems like a really nice guy. It's admirable that he named the supper club after his deceased father. Lastly, the cost of our meals was unbelievably reasonable. $36 for a 16+ oz. tenderloin dinner for two with sides and both adding salad bar. Wow! The only place that I've ever had food comparable in the Chippewa Valley (Wissota Chophouse) was 3x the price. I DEFINITELY recommend going here! It's my new favorite place to eat!!!

Jan 31, 2019
Omg... the onion rings, the steak, the fresh baked bread... highly recommended

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