Restaurants & dining in Billings Park (Superior), Wisconsin
Part of the Billings Park (Superior) neighborhood guide. Back to the full guide.
Billings Park has no restaurants. That is the shortest and most honest opening this guide can give, and it is the neighborhood's clearest trade-off.
Everything is east, and none of it is far. Downtown Superior and the Tower Avenue corridor are about ten to twelve minutes, and that is where the city's food and drink is concentrated. The Anchor Bar at 413 Tower Avenue is the institution, run by the Anderson family since 1977, serving cheap generously built burgers and fresh-cut fries under a ceiling of maritime salvage. Thirsty Pagan Brewing at 1615 Winter Street does hand-stretched pizza and house beer in the 1908 Soo Line Freight Depot and is the default group dinner in the city. Earth Rider Brewery at 1617 North 3rd Street and its Cedar Lounge taproom, in a 1912 building billed as the longest continually operating tavern in the Twin Ports, anchor the region's best small music room. Hammond Steak House at 1402 North 5th Street carries the Wisconsin supper club tradition.
The other direction is worth knowing about too. Over the Bong Bridge, Duluth's west side and the Lincoln Park craft district are ten to fifteen minutes away, which gives Billings Park households a genuine second set of options that the eastern Superior neighborhoods treat as further afield.
For a household that eats out often, the drive is the honest cost of living here. For a household that cooks, it is close to irrelevant.
The Twin Ports burger institution at 413 Tower Avenue, about ten minutes east.
Brewpub at 1615 Winter Street in the 1908 Soo Line Freight Depot.
Neighborhood bar and grill at 4909 East 2nd Street, on the far side of the city.
Superior's flagship brewery at 1617 North 3rd Street, about twelve minutes east.
Earth Rider's taproom and music venue in a 1912 building, the longest continually operating tavern in the Twin Ports.
Hours and menus change, confirm with each business.
Restaurants & dining next door
Southeast, the other quiet family neighborhood, with newer housing and better errand access.
Downtown SuperiorAbout ten minutes east, the Tower Avenue commercial core with the breweries and civic buildings.
North End (Superior)Northeast toward the harbor, older and cheaper housing with the brewery district and the port noise.
Central Park (Superior)East, the city's historic residential district with the period architecture.
Spirit ValleyAcross the Bong Bridge in west Duluth, the closest Minnesota neighborhood and a common comparison on price.