The remnants of Walter J. Kohler Sr.’s boarding house are the basis for the opulent yet inviting Immigrant Restaurant and Winery. No expense was spared when it came to the creation of the building. The Immigrant Club is divided into six rooms, each of which represents the nationalities that populated Wisconsin in its early days—Dutch, German, Norman, Danish, French and English. For those looking for something light, the sampling menu features smaller bites including marinated olives, sirloin carpaccio or bruschetta as well as desserts such as vanilla-and-Armagnac-roasted bananas, lemon-raspberry cake or the chocolate trilogy.

Immigrant Dining Room Information:

• American menu. Dinner. Closed Sunday. Bar. Jacket required. Reservations recommended. Valet parking.