This little outdoor eatery and backyard bar used to pride itself on being the best kept secret on the peninsula, but perhaps that phase has passed. I actually saw ads for the place this year in the local literature.
And the place itself has changed a bit, too. They've added tables and made the bar in the woods look a lot more like a permanent installation (sigh...).
The waitstaff now asks for your cell phone number and uses iPads to sign you in. Moments later you get a text message that you're on the list, and another awhile later when your table's ready. That's OK, even though it's not the quaint Fred & Fuzzy's that we stumbled upon half a dozen years ago. It's sad to see the old fashioned numbered slips of paper go away, but I can understand their wanting to modernize.
Meanwhile, Fred & Fuzzy's still has good food and the best sunsets of anywhere I know in Door County. And that's not likely to change.
The waitstaff now asks for your cell phone number and uses iPads to sign you in. Moments later you get a text message that you're on the list, and another awhile later when your table's ready. That's OK, even though it's not the quaint Fred & Fuzzy's that we stumbled upon half a dozen years ago. It's sad to see the old fashioned numbered slips of paper go away, but I can understand their wanting to modernize.
Meanwhile, Fred & Fuzzy's still has good food and the best sunsets of anywhere I know in Door County. And that's not likely to change.
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