From South of Sturgeon Bay on WI Hwy 42/57 heading NE:
Turn LEFT at the Stop Light onto MICHIGAN Street.
(The YMCA is visible to the North West on this corner. Crossroads at Big Creek is visible to the East.)
At the first Stop Sign Turn RIGHT onto 14TH Avenue.
Continue on 14TH Avenue until you reach EGG HARBOR Road.
The Pub is on the corner of EGG HARBOR Road and 14TH Avenue.
The Pub is directly across 14TH Avenue from the Best Western Inn.
From North of Sturgeon Bay on WI Hwy 42/57 heading SW:
Turn RIGHT onto EGG HARBOR Road also known as WI-42/57 Business.
End at 1407 Egg Harbor Road, which is to the left as you stop at the first Stop Sign.
This Stop Sign is the corner of EGG HARBOR Road and 14TH Avenue.
The Pub is directly across 14TH Avenue from the Best Western Inn.
From the Center of Sturgeon Bay:
Start out going NORTHEAST on MICHIGAN Street also known as WI-42/57 Business.
You will travel across the historic old bridge and go up the hill toward 3RD Avenue.
Go past 3RD Avenue, and Turn LEFT at the Stop Sign onto 4TH Avenue (you will continue to
follow WI 42/57 Business.)
At the Stop Sign, turn RIGHT onto JEFFERSON Street - Continuing on WI-42/57 Business.
Continue to follow WI-42/57 Business up the hill and take a right onto EGG HARBOR Road
at the Stop Sign at the top of the hill.
End at 1407 Egg Harbor Road, which is to the right as you stop at the corner of 14TH Ave.
The Pub is directly across 14TH Avenue from the Best Western Inn.
Paul Stoltman has always known what he likes when he goes out - high quality service, an interesting atmosphere, and excellent food. For the last ten years Paul's "Neighborhood Pub & Grill" in Sturgeon Bay has provided all three to Door County regulars and visitors alike. Prior to owning the restaurant, Stoltman worked as a salesman for more than 20 years, when he decided it was time for a change. He and his wife, Joan, had been married in Door County in 1988 and had been longtime tourists. Their opportunity came when an historic tavern located at the corner of Egg Harbor Road and 14th Avenue in Sturgeon Bay came up for sale. Paul and Joan bought it and grew it into the casual eatery known today as "The Pub".
The Pub's atmosphere is casual and friendly, yet provides a high level of service. Whether it's your first time here - or your thousandth - we do our best to make you feel welcome and appreciated. Paul's usually in the house and frequently greets his guests personally.
The Pub's menu features dozens of items - all of which are available for dine in or take out. Starting with appetizers (from cheese curds to our generous nacho supreme), and running through the soups, salads, snacks and entrees - the menu is wide and varied. There is a great selection of burgers, chicken and specialty sandwiches ($6 to $9). Our number one seller is the open-faced prime rib sandwich, followed by the Reuben and our own Pub Club. Dinner selections at the Pub include broasted chicken, steaks, prime rib, fish dishes and homemade pizzas ($5 to $20). A children's menu is also available.
We feature four soups every day - chili, chicken dumpling, and two others made from scratch every morning. Our menu ranges from grilled cheese sandwiches to prime rib dinners. It's all inclusive. And don't forget desserts, which range from cheesecake and Snickers pie to The Pub's signature items: deep fried ice cream (a scoop of New York vanilla ice cream rolled in cornflake crumbs, deep fried for three seconds, and served on a tortilla with cinnamon, honey and whipped cream) and Door County Cherry Cobbler - delicious.
Our Catering business has been our biggest growth area in the last five years as people hear about us and our ability to make their event fun, flavorful, and worry-free.
Paul Stoltman has always known what he likes when he goes out - high quality service, an interesting atmosphere, and excellent food. For the last ten years Paul's "Neighborhood Pub & Grill" in Sturgeon Bay has provided all three to Door County regulars and visitors alike. Prior to owning the restaurant, Stoltman worked as a salesman for more than 20 years, when he decided it was time for a change. He and his wife, Joan, had been married in Door County in 1988 and had been longtime tourists. Their opportunity came when an historic tavern located at the corner of Egg Harbor Road and 14th Avenue in Sturgeon Bay came up for sale. Paul and Joan bought it and grew it into the casual eatery known today as "The Pub".