Located at the corner of Highways 12 & 78 in Sauk City.
We are proud to be a part of Sauk Prairie and the Wisconsin Riverway, at the borders of Dane, Sauk & Columbia counties.
Visit Sauk Prairie Riverway for more info about this beautiful area.

We are currently accepting applications for all positions,
including cooks, servers, bartenders, hosts and bussers

Please stop in during business hours to fill out an application. We are open 7 days a week at 4pm. You may also complete an application online here: Job Application. If you apply online, please email us a brief message to introduce yourself and let us know you’ve applied. Please also include your resume if you have one.

The original property, now known as Green Acres, was constructed in the late 1800s. The building has been used for many different businesses, including a stagecoach resting area, general store, tavern, dance hall and many different styles of restaurants. In the 1930s, Jack Hammerli acquired the building, and from the late 1930s until 1972 it was known as River Tavern or Jack’s Riverside Inn. Leonard and Evelyn Breunig managed the establishment between 1936 – 1946. For over three decades, Jack and Leone “Frenchy” built its reputation as one of Sauk Prairie’s finest places to gather and enjoy a night out. In 1972, Maynard and Delores Wood bought the supper club. Woody and Dolly successfully ran Wood’s Riverside Inn for thirteen years before selling it. In 1986, Ted and Amy Klein began managing the newly named Green Acres and took over ownership in 1990. With a dedicated staff they continued building its success and reputation for excellence for thirty remarkable years. In May of 2017 Dan and Kris Cunningham purchased the property to continue its wonderful history of great food, an old-fashioned friendly gathering place, and service to community.

Photos courtesy of Sandy Breunig Glotfelty