Bucknuckles Bar & Grill

Good place to stop for refreshments. Excellent, interesting decor. I would not recommend eating here. It was ok food, but you can get better with a short drive.

Never heard about this place until my brother told me about it. Well worth the 2 1/2 hour drive to get to Pragg, WI. The ambiance and feel of the place is what makes it worth going to. You can spend a good chunk of time just looking at the different stuff throughout the bar because each section of the bar provides different visuals.

When the weather is nice, the outdoor bar and shed is open allowing for a chance to sit and relax while enjoying the scene of the rolling hills.

It was a limited weekend menu but worth it. The ladies working the bar and kitchen were busy because this place had a lot of motorcycle traffic the day we went. It didn't stop them from being hospitable to each person coming through the door.

All I can say it that if you plan on going here, enjoy the trip to and from Bucknuckles. Whether going down the River Road or taking the backroads, the trip their is just as enjoyable as being at Bucknuckles. Can't wait to go their again.

A++ for location, environment, friendly staff, and incredible food! Riding 130+ miles to get there is worth every mile! I’ll most definitely be back ????????????

Want atmosphere? How about albino deer that graze in the front yard? Old farm equipment and steel signs line the walls giving you a true farm house feel. Plus where else can you get camel burgers?

We had a wonderful evening here. Stayed in Alma one night on the bikes and needed to find dinner and a drink after a long day. The owners and bartender were the only people in the place when we walked in, which blows my mind (though it was late on a weekday). The food was great, everyone was super friendly. We got to hear about all the wild decorations and crazy noisemaking devices. Just a really fun evening. Absolutely starred it to return in the future when we ride up that way. Just ride careful. It's WAY out in the middle of nowhere, and there are deer everywhere. Leaving late meant we rode very slowly back to town.