Why Wisconsin’s New Prime Rib Trail Belongs on Your Bucket List

If you’ve ever needed an excuse to eat your way across Wisconsin, the state just handed it to you on a platter, literally. The brand-new Wisconsin Prime Rib Trail is here, celebrating supper clubs from north woods hideaways to small-town gems. And yes, that means plenty of juicy prime rib paired with a classic old-fashioned (or two, depending on how adventurous you are).

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What Is the Wisconsin Prime Rib Trail?

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Created by the Wisconsin Beef Council and Gather Wisconsin, the Prime Rib Trail shines a spotlight on the state’s long-standing supper club tradition. Locals even helped pick the lineup, nominating their favorite spots on social media. The result? A mouthwatering guide to Wisconsin’s best prime rib dinners.

Supper Clubs Near Rockford Worth the Drive

The trail features dozens of stops, but Rockford-area food lovers don’t have to go far. Fredrick’s Supper Club in Milton, WI, made the cut, and it’s just a quick drive from town. That’s right: you can start your “official” Prime Rib Trail adventure without even packing a cooler.

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A Statewide Flavor Tour

Each stop is a chance to experience comfort food at its best: perfectly cooked prime rib, cozy dining rooms, and the kind of hospitality only a supper club delivers.

👉 Here’s the full Prime Rib Trail map, including every supper club serving up this Wisconsin classic. And good news for Rockford foodies… the closest stop, Fredrick’s Supper Club in Milton, is practically in our backyard.

Click here to see the full list of restaurants from the Wisconsin Beef Council.

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