Flatlanders - Greenville

My husband and I plan to visit Flutter twice this year, once in the spring and again in the fall. This is our favorite spot for an excellent meal and some great... read more My husband and I plan to visit Flutter twice this year, once in the spring and again in the fall. This is our favorite spot for an excellent meal and some great cocktails. Our favorite dish is the broasted chicken—it’s generous in portion and absolutely delicious, the best we’ve ever had anywhere!

I've been dining at this wonderful restaurant for over three years, and everything is fantastic. Whenever I'm in town, I often find myself having dinner there e... read more I've been dining at this wonderful restaurant for over three years, and everything is fantastic. Whenever I'm in town, I often find myself having dinner there every night. The bar has a great, laid-back atmosphere. I'm not sure if the same staff is still around, but it's definitely worth a visit!

Unfortunately, the restaurant has definitely closed its doors. It’s disheartening to see the best fried chicken in the Northwoods go. I've heard they might have... read more Unfortunately, the restaurant has definitely closed its doors. It’s disheartening to see the best fried chicken in the Northwoods go. I've heard they might have a food trailer, so stay tuned for updates!

Unfortunately, Flatlanders has closed down for good. It was one of our regular go-to spots, known for its amazing broasted chicken and other classic dishes. Now... read more Unfortunately, Flatlanders has closed down for good. It was one of our regular go-to spots, known for its amazing broasted chicken and other classic dishes. Now, the space has been taken over by a peculiar vegetarian juice bar, which seems out of place in a town where sports enthusiasts come from all over the country to hunt and fish.

Very friendly. Chicken was moist inside and typical supermarket coating and flavor outside. A small, ketchup size, container of coleslaw was 2.99. That was good... read more Very friendly. Chicken was moist inside and typical supermarket coating and flavor outside. A small, ketchup size, container of coleslaw was 2.99. That was good, but it was one bite.