Toonies Fish and Steak House

Nothing fancy but I have no problem recommending Toonies after our first visit. Friday night all-​you-​can-​eat fish fry was great. Excellent waitress.

We stopped in here for breakfast while on a golf weekend. It is one of two breakfast places we found in town. Half the group went to the other place and half went here. It was just standard fare but it was served in a warm and inviting environment. The woman who seemed to be the owner or managers knew everyone or so it seemed. We all had omelets and enjoyed them.

Can’t find much of anything to complain about here!
Toonie’s definitely doesn’t pretend to be anything it’s not. The food certainly isn’t the highest quality you might find, but it is good or very good on every mark. I don’t think I would order an expensive cut of meat here, but it’s good for burgers, simple steaks, and other traditional foods. I had to laugh at the «wet burrito» offered on Mondays. No one uses this term in other areas of the country and it reminded me that I was «home» after years spent living in Arizona and New York.
The service is also very friendly, no matter whether they know you or you are a complete stranger tourist wandering in off the street. Kudos.

I was craving walleye so my husband and I decided to give Toonies a try. They had many fish options to choose from: perch, walleye, whitefish, and salmon. Their special prime rib caught my husband’s eye. We ordered prime rib and walleye and shared a little of each. We each started off with salad with mixed greens and fresh veggies. Their preparation of walleye – rolled in potato chips and grilled – was not my favorite. I prefer lightly breaded and fried. It was good, but it didn’t satisfy my craving. The prime rib was served a perfect medium and was quite tender and juicy. They have many more dinner options such as burgers, steaks, sandwiches, and salads. They also have nightly dinner specials throughout the week. They’re also open for breakfast and lunch.