The setting for the dining room for The Hof is wonderful, right on the waters of Green Bay and Egg Harbor - get a table near the windows and enjoy a truly wonderful panoramic view.   It is fabulous!

We spent some time in The Hof lounge speaking with one of the bartenders. He was a delight to chat with and has lots of interesting stories.  The Hof is a German-influenced dining experience, so sit back and enjoy!

DoorCountyNavigator.com has dined here often, so read on!

The restaurant is housed in the Alpine Resort, a true resort from the past that gives you a warm, comfortable feeling like you were present when it was brand new. It really is quite a feeling, like you have stepped back to simpler times. This is an enjoyable "gathering place" with no glitz, and all people.  They have an excellent chef with a great background and deep experience.

The dining room is smoke-free, and music fills the air many nights from July through Labor Day!  Dinner is served nightly through Labor Day, then weekends – so always check to make sure.

So, whether you are staying at one of the resort's 52 rooms in the main building, or one of the 30+ cottages or dozen houses or golf chalets, you will enjoy taking a step into simpler times.   Wherever you are staying, take some to dine at the Hof!

The Dinners
We have ordered quite a few things from the menu, and have enjoyed them all.  From the Sauerbraten (awesome!), Wiener Schnitzel, to the Whitefish (very popular!) or Atlantic Salmon, salads, sandwiches, small plates (for kids or adults) and more.  This, or course, is a family-friendly place.

Menu Samples
A wide selection of dining options is available. Appetizers like a classic Shrimp Cocktail, the Alpine Fondue (garlic cheese bread with melted Swiss cheese dip), onion rings, or baked onion soup  Yes, or course they have Wisconsin cheese curds!  Salad choices include a simple House Salad, or a Door County salad with dried cherries, bleu cheese crumbles, chopped pecans all on a bed of greens.  You can add chicken to it. 

There is a lighter side too like some sandwiches (a chicken or a Hof burger), or brats, knockwurst, or even a fish sandwich (grilled whitefish) or a prime rib sandwich for the meat lovers.  

For your main courses, you can select from the

• Alpine Specialties like  Sauerbraten, Beef Tips Zurich, Wiener Schnitzel (with a mushroom reduction sauce – excellent), or a Fondue Chicken, Alpine pot rost, a German sampler platter or a braised pork shank Zermatt.
• From the grill, you can order up The St. Moritz – a mignon of beef tenderloin with a brandy demi-glaze; The Matterhorn - an 11 ounce top cut sirloin; a Rib eye Steak (a special cut 12 ounce ribeye); or grilled chicken – something for everybody!
• Or, order from the water!  Get pan-fried walleye (The Lucerne), an Atlantic Salmon, Perch, Whitefish (a broiled  fillet) or cherry barbecue salmon, broiled and basted with Door County cherry BBQ sauce.  And yes, there the great prime rib on Thursdays and Saturdays!
• Small Plates (for kids or anyone): Spaetzle Mac & Cheese; Small German Sampler; Potato Pancakes; Assorted cheese plate; or Chicken tenders.
• Sandwiches: mentioned above: Chicken, Brat, Hof Burger, Knockwurst, Fish, Prime rib

The dinner entrees come complete with a salad, rolls, choice of starch of the day.

Breakfast
And the Hof also offers breakfast from omelets to pancakes, Swiss toast with Door County cherries, German potatoe pancakes
and more.  There are "full breakfast" specials that include juice, coffee, etc. and buttermilk pancakes, and egg dishes.  

You can check their complete menues my clicking the Read Menu button above. 

The Alpine has a lot to offer with a great old-time resort right on the water, an enjoyable restaurant in The Hof with a wonderful view, lounge and 36 hole golf course!  We're coming back again and again!  Here's the full video of the resort, so you can see!

Check out the Alpine for all it has! And please tell them you found them on DoorCountyNavigator.com!

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