Spring Creek Restaurant & Bar

Great food at a reasonable price. I highly recommend the grilled cheese with bacon jam.

I was visting my family and went to Spring Creek and had an absolutely fantastic meal.
I dined at this location years ago when it had another name=can’t remember what is was, but this place is new and refreshing. The place seems larger and has more light.
The fish is incredible and the people who work here are super nice.
Also, the building is very cool and old, and the prices are great.
Go to this place now, you will thank me!

Locally owned and locally sourced food very fast efficient and delicious. Corn salad very unusual and great crunch. Grilled ham and cheese stacked high and exceptional flavor. A pleasant surprise in Lod

We visited Spring Creek Restaurant for breakfast. The service was very good and the prices were very reasonable. My daughter had 3 pancakes which were as large as dinner plates and a nice sized glass of orange juice for $ 5. I had «The Nest» breakfast which was a platter of hash browns, scrambled eggs, onions, green peppers, ham, cheese and bacon. It was $ 8 and came with my choice of toast or english muffin. Both meals were very good.
The view of the creek is very nice through the windows and they had a ginormous screen with a live feed of the creek so people who were not close to the windows could also enjoy the view.
I don’t get to Lodi often, so I relied on Unilocalers to point me in the direction of a good place to eat. I will be sure to stop by the Spring Creek Restaurant and Bar on my next visit.
We visited the park adjacent to the restaurant along the creek and saw the famous Susie the Duck on her nest!

Simply a nice place to eat and a good value. The menu isn’t fancy — burgers, sandwiches, entrees, pizza — but everything we’ve had on two or three trips is good. Specials are almost always better than regular entrees, including fish on Friday and prime rib on Saturday. Soups are homemade.
The restaurant has the same owner as Fish Tales a few miles north of Lodi on Lake Wisconsin. Fish Tales has a more adventurous menu and chef, but Spring Creek has better prices and a simpler setting.

I have not been in this building for sometime but it has been very nicely updated/​renovated. The bar area is very nice and large. The dinning area has a HUGE TV, my father was very impressed. My family and I came here for breakfast on a Friday morning. I had the eggs Benedict which was different than I was expecting. Instead of slices of Canadian bacon they had sliced ham (like deli sandwich ham). But it was still good, I liked their Hollandaise sauce and it came with your choice of hash browns or American fries. My mom has «the nest» which looked good (which I believe is basically a skillet scramble). The omelettes looked so so but I did not try them so I cannot give my feedback.
Their breakfast menu is nothing special. It’s your basic yet good breakfast, nothing fancy.

I really want a good bar and grill in Lodi. Been visiting lodi for over 20 yrs and have not been able to find a place that can stay in business. The food was ok. Good bit not great. But what was so disappointing is something so simple yet so disgusting. Stop refilling the ketchup bottles!!! Just serve out of original bottles already! I am in food packaging business and the chance for contamination is huge. I will give this place one more chance, but if it continues to wash bottles and refill them, I just won’t go back.

The soup is hot and very flavorful. Friendly staff. No complaints about the food. The food and prices are grand! !