RESTAURANT HOURS
7:00am – 3:00pm
BUTIK HOURS
8:00am – 3:00pm
SKÅL HOURS
9:00am – 5:00pm
STABBUR BAR HOURS
11:00am – close
STABBUR KITCHEN (KÖK) HOURS
12:00pm – 6:00pm
Mon – Thurs
12:00pm – 8:00pm
Fri – Sun
TELEMARK HOURS
10:00am – 3:00pm
(starting July 1)
AL JOHNSON’S MENUS
Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant & Butik offers menus for Dine-In eating and Children at our restaurant. The Stabbur beer garden offers Drinks and Food menus.
DINE-IN MENU
Sister Bay dining at its best, Al’s famous Swedish Pancakes are one of our most popular breakfast items…all day long. Served with your choice of lingonberries, strawberries, or maple syrup. Be like a Swede and ask for powdered sugar, too.
Other popular Swedish menu items: • Swedish Meatballs • Pytt I Panna • Pickled Herring
CHILDRENS MENU
There’s something extra-special about Al’s Hot Chocolate with mounds of spilling-over whipped cream on a cool fall or winter’s day. Sister Bay dining was never so good. Have a mug of this local delight with breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Other popular menu items: • Perch Plate • Hot Roast Beef Sandwich • Schaum Torte
STABBUR DRINKS
Stabbur at Al Johnson’s is our popular family-oriented outdoor bar, serving an expansive draft beer list, wines, aquavit shots, and handcrafted cocktails like our very own Malmo Mule, featuring Svedka Vodka, homemade blueberry simple syrup, lime juice, bitters and ginger beer.
Other popular Stabbur drinks: • Rolf’s Bloody Mary • Stockholm Cooler • Swedish Sangria • Soulboxer Old Fashioned
STABBUR (Kök) KITCHEN
Stabbur was created to provide a friendly outdoor space where families could enjoy lawn games, drinks and food on the green space, while the over-21 crowd socializes at the long wooden bar and pergola-covered tables.
Also known by its Swedish name, Kök, here are other popular items from the Stabbur kitchen: Swedish Shrimp Roll • Beef Tenderloin Sliders • Grilled Brie & Turkey Sandwich with Lingonberries • Loaded Mac & Cheese
GOAT CAM
Two web cameras are mounted on a rooftop peak of Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant. Our goats usually go onto the restaurant’s sod roof at the start of each tourism season, in late May, continuing through mid-October.
AL JOHNSON’S NEWS
Recent news announcements about Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant & Butik.
Al’s Intros New Dirndl Design for Servers for First Time in Over 20 Years
New Navy Blue Vest with Pewter Buttons to Debut for Restaurant’s Male Servers
(definition) Dirndl: a woman’s dress with close-fitting bodice and full skirt, commonly of colorful and strikingly patterned material, fashioned af [READ MORE]
Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant & Butik Celebrates 70th Anniversary
(MAY 2019) — What does it take for an ethnic Wisconsin restaurant to stay in business for 70 years and also be incredibly successful for most of that time? By all accounts, it’s simple: service, service and service. That’s the key recollection of the four family members who own and operate Al Johnso [READ MORE]
Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant & Butik Named “Best Small Business In America”
Rubicon Global-Sponsored Contest to Find Best Small Business Committed to Sustainability and a Better World Awards $10,000 Prize
(NOVEMBER 2018) – Al Johnson’s Swedish Restaurant & Butik has announced that it has received an award as the Best Small Business in America from Rubicon G [READ MORE]