The Out-O-Town Supper Club, Kaukauna - Sunday March 11, 2018

I learn something new every day, and Sunday at the Out-O-Town Club was no exception. 

For a change, we decided to try a supper club on a Sunday evening.  To my surprise, the parking lot was packed when we arrived shortly before 6 pm.  Perhaps the Sunday special contributed to the large crowd.

The Out-o-Town club has a nice large oval bar with the floor dropped in the middle, which allows patrons to sit in normal height comfy chairs at the bar instead of getting up on a barstool.  I don’t need it yet, but I guess when I’m older it’ll be nice not to have to get up on the barstool.  

Everyone at the busy bar seemed to be having a good time.  A couple of friendly folks quickly volunteered to move down a seat at the bar to make room for us.   The woman next to me ordered a BOF Press.  What was that?  I learned that the BOF Press substitutes half of the sweet soda with seltzer.  Coincidentally, I had been looking for a way to reduce the sugar in the BOFS, but keep most of the great taste.    I ordered one and it was great!   

Menus were offered to us at the bar, and after about 45 minutes or so, a waitress came by to take our order.  The lobster and tenderloin special for me, and Paul ordered one of the house specialties, the broasted chicken.  Soon we were told that table 8 was ready when we were. 

The salad bar was fresh and also offered a couple of cheese spreads.  Paul rated the broasted chicken very high – no leftovers.   I had a taste and would agree.  The lobster tail was slightly over-cooked, but tasted pretty good.  I would try it again.  The American fries were excellent.  The 6 oz tenderloin had to go home for another day. 

The Out-O-Town Supper Club is located on Interstate 41 between Kaukauna and Green Bay. It has been owned by the George family for more than 30 years.  Son Brian and his wife Lisa purchased the club from his parents in 2013. Supper club purists may struggle knowing that the Out-O-Town Club serves lunch, but the overall  experience rates so high that we’ll forgive the violation.   As with so many of the supper clubs we have tried, we’ll be back to the Out-O-Town Club.