Freighthouse Restaurant
The Freighthouse Restaurant
A steakhouse converted from an 1880 railroad freight warehouse listed on the National Register of Historic Places, known for its prime rib and crab legs.
Located at 107 Vine Street, the building is an 1880 railroad freight warehouse listed on the National Register of Historic Places and converted into a restaurant in 1978. It specializes in steak and seafood. The prime rib and crab legs are generously portioned and well reviewed, and some diners also recommend the teriyaki sirloin. A salad bar is included. Some diners say steak doneness can be inconsistent, so confirm your order with your server. Weekends are busy, and small tables usually don't take reservations. About US$35–55 per person, and it's a popular choice for anniversary dinners.
Opening hours
Open for dinner (check with the restaurant)
Nearby sights
- Riverside Park
- Riverside Museum
- Downtown La Crosse & Pearl Street
- La Crosse Queen
- Hixon House
- Pump House Regional Arts Center
- World's Largest Six-Pack
- Mary of the Angels Chapel