Rolling Stone Pizza Pub

An oasis in a desert of crappy places to eat. Over the years I have not been able to find a decent place to eat in Dodge county. A few are passable but nothing really very good, until now. Rolling Stone prepared what was one of the best fish fries I have had in a long time. Not greasy, great breading, moist and perfectly cooked fish, excellent coleslaw and tartar sauce on the table.
On top of this the service was very good even though they were busy and the place is well lit, not noisy, three tv screens that were easy to view and equally easy to ignore, spotless bathroom. Incredible. Finally a place I am actually looking forward to going back to.
A few critiques: It is a little small so you may not get a table right away if busy. The tartar sauce should be more flavorful. I would have liked another filet. If it was all you could eat it would be even better.
I plan on trying another dish there next time to see if they do as well on something else.
Thanks Rolling Stone! Great job!

Pretty good lunch spot! Service was very nice and quick. The homemade soup was great!
Juneau’s downtown is a little weird since there is a huge strip club right on the square. However, this spot was a nice place to catch a beer and bite to eat.

We had their Friday fish fry and it was excellent! The only small issue we had was that the tartar sauce must have been mixed with dill pickle juice, because it had such a strong dill flavor that we couldn’t eat it… Only a minor issue as the fish was so good that we didn’t need to add tartar sauce

Recently I stopped at the Rolling Stone twice in one day because we were having two separate meetings there. So I’ll divide my review into two.
Stop #1 during lunch time: We were immediately seated and the only waitress working took our drink order. We did mention we might be waiting for more people, but we were never given any menus. We had to walk up to the bar and wait there for the waitress to come out from in back to ask for menus.
We ordered an order of artichoke dip to share along with the mushroom swiss burger I ordered and the bacon cheeseburger my friend ordered. When we got the artichoke dip, it was pretty standard. Not bad, but nothing out of this world. It’s a safe route to go if you aren’t sure what to order. The only thing I will say is they could up the portion size on the dip, we definitely ran out of dip and had plenty of chips left.
Both of our burgers were good, however they don’t ask you what temp you want your burger at, so they all come out well done. It was served on a ciabatta roll, which was awesome! The only thing it was served with though was pickles, no lettuce, tomatoes or onions. The fries were really good too, crispy and plenty of them on the plate.
When we were done we had to wait at the bar for about 5 minutes for the waitress to again come out from the back kitchen area to handle our bill. Ordinarily it wouldn’t be a big deal, but by the time we were done eating we were the only ones there.
Stop #2, Early Dinner: This time around, I ordered the small order of supreme nachos. They were good, but like the artichoke dip earlier I ran out of sour cream when I was only about ½ way through them. No big deal right? I was just going to ask for some more. Problem was that after I got my food, the server never stopped back to see how I was doing.
All in all, the food is good and well priced. The service needs some help though, which is why it only got 3 stars and not 4. When there are not that many people in your restaurant the service shouldn’t be so spotty.

I have been to Rollin Stone several times. This place has fantastic food! The prices are very reasonable and the atmosphere is very enjoyable. They make excellent pizzas. Their menu also includes delicious homemade soups, appetizers, burgers, and sandwiches. Rollin Stone also has one of the BEST fish fry on Friday nights. If you haven’t tried Rollin Stone yet, you should really give them a try. I highly recommend the Rollin Stone!