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Good ones to sample are Kewpee (520 West Wisconsin Avenue, 262-634-9601; www.kewpee.com); Henry & Wanda's, (501 Sixth Street; 262-632-1772); and the Sandpiper Waterfront Grill (303 Dodge Street; 262-633-5717), which overlooks the Root River and serves lightly breaded lake perch ($12.95) and loaded paradise potatoes (a mound of fried thinly sliced chips with Parmesan cheese and bacon, $4.95).
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