I was here on March 16 2015, around 9pm during trivia night. The food was good, came out in less than 20 minutes. Our server was spread thin, covering other tables and duties at once. She forgot our appetizer, and instead of rectifying our bill to include our Leinie Lodge coupons, she double charged us. $36.09 on March 18, and another charge of $33.09 showed up on my statement today. No credits have been posted. EDIT: The second charge disappeared from my statement as of March 20 2015.

The food was so salty it was inedible. When we got home, my husband was in the bathroom for the next hour or so. I told the waitress the food was too salty to eat and she didn't say a thing or give us any money off since I only ate 1/2 of it. I ate the chips and sour cream to fill up. I have never gotten this poor of a meal but I don't think I will be going back any time soon.

We stopped at Loopy's on a Sunday afternoon, with a party of four. We tried to sit outside but the workers outside were so loud we couldn't hold a conversation with the person sitting next to us, so we had to move inside. Inside we found all but one of the tables were raised and diners had to sit on high stools, which would not work for two members of our party. We found one table of normal height so we sat there. In spite of there only being a few tables of diners, the service was incredibly slow, and the waitress was not welcoming nor friendly. We ordered beers that were listed on the menu as available on tap, and were told they were not available on tap. The food was barely mediocre. The supposedly great nachos were a pile of stale chips, a few spoonfuls of taco meat, and very sparse toppings. The hamburgers were nothing outstanding, and the waffle chips were barely cooked. The salads were made out of bagged lettuce. After waiting at least 20 minutes for the server to pick up the payment, we finally paid at the bar. One member of our party then went into the men's bathroom and found two naked males - totally nude - in the bathroom. Not in a stall - right inside the bathroom door. I think some people who state they like the food here are probably doing some considerable drinking and don't really care about the quality of the food they are being served. We were not there to get drunk, just to have a drink with our lunches. Due to the poor service, subpar food and naked people in the bathroom, we definitely will never come back.

Loopy's is our favorite local pub. The food is consistently good, whether Friday night fish, Sunday pizza, or mid-week burger. Food or drink - portions are generous and prices competitive. Loopy & Lori have created a family-friendly, comfortable atmosphere. We enjoy the outdoor bar and music through the summer. The river view is amazing. Cheering the Packers in the fall, you are always among friends. Stop in and say hi to Loopy.

I play in a volleyball league at Loopy’s and therefore I am typically there at least once a week. The food at Loopy’s is standard American pub fare, and it’s typically very good. I recommend the hand-tossed pizza, heaping mound of beef nachos, and the Friday fish fry. Fish tacos are delicious, and the BLT, featuring a full pound of bacon, is great. Prices are competitive, and portions are generous. The service is usually good, however Friday nights can get busy and from time-to-time you might be there opposite a party. The staff is always friendly, and the job Donna does is outstanding. One thing that really sets Loopy’s apart from a generic hunting-lodge type establishment is the setting. Loopy’s is situated above the banks of the Chippewa River, and a large deck and fully-stocked tiki bar provide a breathtaking view of the water and the wildlife that inhabit it. Bald Eagles are a common sight. On Saturday afternoons from May thru October Loopy’s is a common destination for wedding parties to stop in for lunch or drinks and a chance to get their picture taken on the riverbank and in the giant Leinenkugel’s Adirondack chair. I have observed Loopy’s to be a great place for out-of-town youth teams playing in local tournaments to stop for lunch or dinner. There’s a lot of room to spread out. The three volleyball courts and several bean-bag toss games will keep the young entertained while the less-motivated can relax around the fire ring or picnic table with a cold one. There is also a large party tent, so rain isn’t something you need to plan around and shade is available. Jimmy Buffett would feel right at home there, even if he had his kids’ little-league team along. (Hammock not included.) In the summer months Loopy also offers shuttles and equipment to canoe, kayak, or tube-float the Chippewa River. I have two young sons and can verify that it is family-friendly, although one time we did paddle away from a group to avoid listening to their colorful language. Showers are available onsite. A word of advice: Call ahead and ask about the river conditions; the power utility controls the dam and the float can get slow sometimes. A 2-1/2 to 3-1/2 hour trip is fairly typical. FATFAR is a big float party that takes place on Father’s Day. I’ve never been able to justify leaving my family to do this, but it sounds like a lot of unwholesome fun. (I don’t believe that this event that is appropriate for anyone under 21.) When the weather turns cold, something really awesome and unique happens. A GIANT FABRIC DOME is set-up and inflated right over the volleyball courts, tiki bar, and deck area! It is climate controlled with heat provided by underground hot water, which makes the sand feel warm on your feet! In addition to leagues on Sunday-Thursday nights, Loopy hosts several volleyball tournaments on Saturdays, otherwise the courts are generally available for open play – if you are bringing a group call ahead so they know to turn the heat on. Sunday football at Loopy’s leans toward being adult-oriented. You can watch the Packers and usually the Bears and Vikings, and the Bloody Marys are outstanding; served with sausage, cheese, and other garnish they are almost a meal unto themselves. There is usually a free buffet served at halftime. For big games he sets up a projector and large screen in the dome, but the regular bar has plenty of televisions so there really isn’t a bad seat in the house. Overall Loopy’s is a fun place. In addition to very good food and service, the site and amenities make it a great year-round destination for visiting families as well as people passing thru the area. Access to Loopy’s is easy, especially from Wisconsin Highway 29 or US Highway 53. Look for the yellow signs with red lettering.