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What restaurants do you want in Franklin?City officials are hoping to lure more restaurants into the growing city of Franklin. What are your ideas for good eatery choices for the city?
I would like to ssee a Joe's Crab Shack - Mike, Franklin, WI I have been to Carino's Italian in other parts of the country. They are very good. - Jeff, Franklin, WI We need restaurants in Franklin, - Marianne, Franklin,WI Franklin has a severe lack in chain restaurants. Chains I'd like to see in Franklin are: - Greg Kowalski, Franklin, WI I also agree that the intersection of Hwy 100 and Loomis needs something - but we need a restaurant that provides table service and has a menu to look at - not another fast food/drive thru like Sonic! Although at this point - I think I'd take just about anything! Especially on THAT corner! - Susan, Franklin WI Preferred restaurants for Franklin: - Jeanine Olson, Franklin, WI A hip downtown-ish upscale restaurant that attracts the martini crowd for happy hour and great seafood and steak. We needv a classy joint. - Sophy, franklin, WI I agree that the intersection of Hwy 100 & Loomis needs something... anything. How about: - Nena, Franklin, WI I would love to see a SONIC Drive In in the Franklin area, they advertise so much on the cable networks up here and have such a variety of great looking drinks/food. - Debe, Franklin, WI Here's our list of restaurants we like to go to that aren't in Franklin or too inconvenient to go to often. - Joel Trettin, Franklin, WI A Panera would be nice. - Sue Lenz, Franklin, WI While the large chains are nice, it's true they won't build too far away from major retail developments like malls. I think a restaurant like Mo's Irish Pub or a brew-pub would be a nice fit. Casual enough to bring the kids yet upscale enough to go out with friends for happy hour, etc... - Laurie Self, Franklin, WI When we want a good breakfast, we - Kay, Franklin, Wi Seems all the franchise restaurants are located 'North'. I would love to see something like "The Cheesecake Factory" or "PF Chang's" possibly be located in Franklin. How about the northeast corner of Hwy 100 and Loomis???...that old building there has been vacant for many years and it sure is an eyesore. ANY other fine dining or even family style restaurants (whatever and whoever owned or ran them) would be also welcomed, as Franklin really does have severly limited choices. - Christine Panek, Franklin, WI 53132 |
 
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