Que's Bar & River Deck — Restaurant in Village of Prairie du Sac

Be aware - No "plastic" accepted (i.e., credit or debit cards). There is an ATM on-site, but it will charge you at least $2.50 for any transaction. So be sure to bring ample cash with you beforehand. I did not know this beforehand and knocked off a star for "Service" because of it. Now onto the actual review.

I just tried this place today (3/1/2025) since it is so hard to find a decent mojito in the Sauk Prairie-Baraboo area. You can get your standard white rum one or a variety of other flavors, which adds a unique factor to this bar. The two mojitos that I had were very good, highly recommended!

Food options are limited to a number of paninis, pizza, or chips, but my panini was halfway decent so I will not complain. The olive oil and rosemary chips that I had were very good as well!

The bartender was all right, but nothing special outside of his ability to make a decent panini and some great mojitos. Could have been a bit friendly and less terse, if I am being honest.

Overall, though, as long as you have cash on you beforehand, this is a decent, somewhat quiet watering hole to hang out at on...

We stopped by here on August 7th in the middle of a huge storm and from the moment we stepped foot here we were greeted and had hands down had the best time. Food/Drink: when I tell you I don’t like mojitos, I don’t like mojitos. He convinced me to try their world famous ones and I was incredibly surprised. So delicious! The food was incredible, freshly made and even locally sourced chocolate truffles at the end - a perfect way to end the rainy day. The views are spectacular and we will come back when we can enjoy being outside without the rain. I promise you will not be disappointed - Happy Customer all the way from Chicago!!! (P. S. It is cash only so Bring cash! but even if you don’t they have an ATM on...

If you’re looking for a sandwich with fresh ingredients, made to order, and a nice view of the river, you’ll like Que’s. If you’re hoping for a burger and fries, or greasy deep fried bar food, go elsewhere. Chicken, beef, pork and veggie sandwiches include fresh toppings like red peppers, artichokes, tomatoes, and a variety of cheese; and are served with chips or coleslaw. Soup is available in the “cold” months. The deck has only four intimate tables, so if your party is large you might be disappointed, but there’s additional seating inside. The bartender/owner is a friendly fellow and he keeps the place clean, including the restrooms. I’d stop by again if I was passing through town and hoping to relax by...