Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Green Bay from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Green Bay
Plae Bistro in Bellevue, Republic Chophouse in downtown and Three Three Five in Broadway District have wine lists, with an extensive wine list at Plae Bistro. Grapevine Café in Village of Bellevue has a standard wine program and an a la carte menu.
Plae Bistro in Bellevue is a contemporary American bistro with an extensive wine list. It serves a la carte dishes and small plates. The Chef’s Table private dining menu has six courses prepared with garden-fresh ingredients.
Republic Chophouse in downtown is a modern urban steakhouse with a wine list, craft cocktails and an a la carte format. The restaurant follows a chophouse template, with steaks, seafood and chops set inside a contemporary downtown room.
Grapevine Café in Village of Bellevue is an American café with a standard wine program and an a la carte menu. The café is attached to a gift shop where nearly everything is for sale.
Green Bay’s dining map is easiest to read through downtown, the East Side and the Broadway District, where the strongest concentration of our picks sits.
Angelina in Downtown serves Italian cuisine through an a la carte menu, with an emphasis on ingredient sourcing. The restaurant’s Italian cooking is prepared by an Italy-born chef, and it has a standard wine program.
Kroll's East on the East Side is a classic American diner with a standard wine program and beer service. It has been known since 1935 for its butter burgers and signature chili served over spaghetti.
Three Three Five in the Broadway District is a seasonal fine dining room with a wine list and small plates. Its limited public events center on seasonal local ingredients prepared by chef Christopher Mangless.
Green Bay has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. Across the restaurants, bars and hotel included in the city guide, the citywide Michelin totals show no starred restaurants and no Michelin stars in total.
Bellevue, downtown and Broadway District have restaurants with wine lists. Plae Bistro in Bellevue has an extensive wine list. Republic Chophouse in downtown and Three Three Five in Broadway District each have a wine list.
Our guide counts one Wine Spectator Award of Excellence in Green Bay. The citywide total covers the restaurants, bars and hotel in our guide, with one venue holding this Wine Spectator recognition.
Three Three Five in Broadway District serves seasonal fine dining, and Plae Bistro in Bellevue offers a six-course Chef’s Table private dining menu. Three Three Five’s limited public dining events feature small shareable plates and seasonal local ingredients prepared by chef Christopher Mangless.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Angelina sits on North Adams Street in downtown Green Bay, a corner of the city where independent dining has gradually displaced chain anchors. The kitchen's orientation toward ingredient sourcing places it in a growing tier of Wisconsin restaurants that treat provenance as a structural commitment rather than a menu footnote. For the Green Bay dining scene, that positioning is notable.
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Located at 115 N Adams St in downtown Green Bay, Delilah's occupies a city dining scene where locally rooted American cooking and Midwestern hospitality set the standard. With limited publicly available details on menu format and pricing, the venue sits within a neighborhood corridor that rewards in-person discovery. Check directly with the restaurant for current hours and booking availability.
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Located on Allouez Ave in Green Bay's east side, Grapevine Café occupies a neighborhood dining tier that Green Bay's food scene depends on more than its destination restaurants. The café format signals accessible, everyday dining rather than occasion-driven spending, placing it alongside the city's casually confident mid-range options rather than its white-tablecloth addresses.
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Kroll's East at 1658 Main St occupies a different register from Green Bay's newer dining entrants, drawing on the city's working-class bar-and-grill tradition rather than competing with it. Where spots like Plae Bistro and Angelina court a more contemporary crowd, Kroll's East holds ground as a neighbourhood fixture rooted in the east side's commercial corridor. For visitors reading Green Bay through its restaurants, this is one of the more instructive stops.
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Mackinaws Grill & Spirits occupies a specific niche in Green Bay's dining scene: a grill-format restaurant on Voyager Drive that draws from the Upper Midwest's tradition of sourced proteins and spirits-forward hospitality. For a city whose restaurant culture runs from supper-club classics to contemporary bistro formats, Mackinaws represents a particular strand of the American grill tradition worth understanding on its own terms.
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Plae Bistro occupies a strip-mall address on Hoffman Road that undersells what happens inside: a bistro format that takes its cooking seriously against a Green Bay dining scene more accustomed to supper clubs and Friday fish fries. For a city where casual dominates, it represents a quieter, more deliberate approach to the meal itself. See our full review and planning notes below.
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Republic Chophouse occupies a prominent address in downtown Green Bay's dining corridor, positioning itself within the city's steakhouse tradition. The menu architecture follows the chophouse template, a structure that rewards those who understand how to order rather than simply what to order. For Green Bay diners looking beyond the burger-and-fish-fry defaults, it represents a more deliberate evening out.
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Three Three Five occupies a quietly serious position on Green Bay's North Broadway corridor, a stretch that has gradually accumulated a more considered dining scene over the past decade. The address alone signals intent: this is not a restaurant that chases foot traffic. For travelers moving through northeast Wisconsin's dining circuit, it represents one of the more deliberate stops in a city better known for its football than its food.
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Z Harvest Cafe sits on University Avenue in Green Bay's east side, operating in a city where the cafe and casual dining scene is gradually developing more editorial range. Confirmed details on cuisine, hours, and booking remain limited in public records, making direct contact one reliable planning step before a visit.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Green Bay.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Green Bay.
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Badger State Brewing Company operates out of Green Bay's west side at 990 Tony Canadeo Run, occupying the mid-range of Wisconsin's craft brewing scene with a taproom format built around rotating house-brewed selections. For a city better known for its football allegiances than its drinking culture, Badger State represents a credible local anchor for those seeking draft-forward experiences over cocktail programs.
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Jake's Pizza sits on South Broadway in downtown Green Bay, a block from the Fox River and within walking distance of the city's core dining corridor. The address places it alongside independent operators that define the neighbourhood's character rather than its chain-heavy periphery. For anyone mapping Green Bay's casual dining options, it represents a direct local reference point.
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On Lombardi Ave in Green Bay, Koko Sushi Bar & Lounge occupies a niche that most mid-sized Midwestern cities struggle to fill: a full sushi counter with a lounge format that gives the room a social weight beyond the plate. The address, steps from Lambeau Field's cultural orbit, situates it between sports-bar energy and something more considered, making it a useful anchor for visitors who want an alternative to the city's dominant tavern culture.
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Maricque's Bar sits on University Avenue in Green Bay's east side, functioning as the kind of neighborhood anchor that regulars return to without much deliberation. The address places it close to residential streets rather than downtown corridors, giving it the character of a local gathering place rather than a destination bar. For visitors tracing Green Bay's broader drinking scene, it represents the city's community-bar tradition at street level.
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White Dog sits on South Broadway in Green Bay's developing dining corridor, operating as a local eatery with a bar-food-forward approach. The address places it within reach of the city's compact downtown scene, where neighbourhood regulars and visitors from the Lambeau area tend to overlap. For those working through Green Bay's food-and-drink options, it represents a casual, locally rooted stop worth factoring into the evening.
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