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Polecat & Lace
Ok, where does the name come from? "Polecat" is the term lumberjacks used to refer to as skunks;
| Address | Hwy 51 Minocqua, WI 54548- |
| Phone | (715) 356-3335 |
| Website | www.polecatandlace.com |
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Ok, where does the name come from? "Polecat" is the term lumberjacks used to refer to as skunks; later, it was used to refer to the lumberjacks themselves, whose odor was probably not unlike that of a skunk when they came in from the woods. The rugged loggers were also known for their hearty appetites. Lace is representative of all things refined and civilized - the very antithesis of a lumberjack.
When the restaurant was built, the owners wanted its name to reflect the timber heritage of the region as well as a sensibility to fine food and elegant dining. Thus, the menu offers food hearty enough for a hungry "polecat," served in an atmosphere that would not be unsuitable for a turn-of-the century lady in lacy finery.
Corner of Milwaukee & Oneida Streets, Minocqua, WI 54548
(Hwy 51 South in Downtown Minocqua)
Open at 11 a.m. Monday through Saturday, Closed Sunday
Reservations for parties of 12 or more Phone: (715) 356-3335
Ok, where does the name come from? "Polecat" is the term lumberjacks used to refer to as skunks; later, it was used to refer to the lumberjacks themselves, whose odor was probably not unlike that of a skunk when they came in from the woods. The rugged loggers were also known for their hearty appetites. Lace is representative of all things refined and civilized - the very antithesis of a lumberjack.
When the restaurant was built, the owners wanted its name to reflect the timber heritage of the region as well as a sensibility to fine food and elegant dining. Thus, the menu offers food hearty enough for a hungry "polecat," served in an atmosphere that would not be unsuitable for a turn-of-the century lady in lacy finery.
Corner of Milwaukee & Oneida Streets, Minocqua, WI 54548
(Hwy 51 South in Downtown Minocqua)
Open at 11 a.m. Monday through Saturday, Closed Sunday
Reservations for parties of 12 or more Phone: (715) 356-3335
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