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219 Plaza Dr

Curtiss, WI 54422

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Convenience Store Open 24/7, Restaurant Hours 6am-10pm Gas & Diesel Sales, Feature Local Abbyland Meats. Family Style Restaurant along with weekend buffets. Fresh Soup & salad bar everyday 11am-8pm. Wednesday AUCE BBQ Pork Ribs also daily/nightly/seasonal features. Transflo Express- UPS Box-USPS Services …

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Great service. I had the biscuits and gravy. Very yummy. Eggs were a wee bit over, wanted them over easy but they came medium. Otherwise a very enjoyable breakfast.

Great service. Good hot food options in the gas station side. My husband loves New Glarus beer and found the seasonal Fat Squirrel there for the first time in years. Great halfway point to stop for us in between the twin cities and northern Wisconsin. Competitive gas prices are a plus.

Horrible Horrible food in restutant. Mt husband ordered bisquits in gravy & I otdered 6 oz sirloin and eggs. When my husbands came out we both laughed out of disbelief. They layed an old sausage patty on a dry bisquit with chunks of cold sausage links and their so called gravy looked like chicken stock and oil. Basically looked like dog vomit. My 6 oz sirloin looked like 3 ozs of scrap meat in two chunks. It was flavorless, rubbery, and old tasting. I couldn't eat it.

The store and restrooms are broken down and disorganized. The food in the restaurant was barely okay. The service was HORRIBLE. The restaurant was dead. Just 3 tables filled in a big room full of empty tables. One server and one bussing tables. The server's only apparent interest was in prepping to go home. I waited forever for initial service, then to receive my food, then to get a check. I tipped 10% (something I never do), and wish I had tipped zero. I'll not return.

unfortunately, I never made it passed the parking lot. I called inside and encountered the rudenees individual. I was feeling very sick and asked about a goody powder or BC. She said, "we don't sell that stuff" and hung up the phone. Terrible terrible service. Truckers keep pass this place, we are not appreciated

Horrible service. Waitress mumbled and seemed like a Debbie downer. Food was not very good. Soggy dinner rolls. Undercooked vegetables. And why give so much butter?

Food was great and the chips and salsa are good ,,, Im from San Antonio Texas and I know good Mexican food but this place is good .... I would come back when I have the chance ...

Great food great chips and salsa and the drinks are good also ...

Super Sunday Buffet, headed back to Utah and needed a 30 minute break and stopped here. Did not know that there was restaurant here. The price very, very reasonable and the food very plentiful and kept very clean around the buffet area.

We ate here on a Friday evening and decided to try out the buffet. The staff here are nice but if the buffet is representative of their food, it was quite lackluster. The mac and cheese had literally no cheese flavor despite looking like it came from a box of Velveeta. The mashed potatoes and bread were good, but the fried chicken was what stood out. The chicken was fried golden, crispy, and oh so delicious! It even had a tiny kick to it. After we all filled up on food, the four of us split a fried ice cream, and boy will you need a few people to take on this treat! Served in a fried tortilla bowl, the ice cream is covered in cinnamon cereal and honey then deep fried. Once cooked they cover it in whip cream and strawberries. We could not finish it as we were all so stuffed, but we had a good time trying. Next time I would rather order off the menu I think.

Great food, big variety, clean and friendly environment. The eggs Benedict is my favorite, buffet is affordable and delicious.

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219 Plaza Dr, Curtiss , Wisconsin 54422 USA

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Reviewed by Rod R.

Great service. I had the biscuits and gravy. Very yummy. Eggs were a wee bit over, wanted them over easy but they came medium. Otherwise a very enjoyable breakfast. Read more

Reviewed by Kathryn S.

Great service. Good hot food options in the gas station side. My husband loves New Glarus beer and found the seasonal Fat Squirrel there for the first time in years. Great halfway point to stop... Read more

Reviewed by Trixie W.

Horrible Horrible food in restutant. Mt husband ordered bisquits in gravy & I otdered 6 oz sirloin and eggs. When my husbands came out we both laughed out of disbelief. They layed an old sausage... Read more

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Harland schraufnagel, abbyland foods.

Harland Schraufnagel is an outstanding Wisconsin meat industry entrepreneur. Since founding Abbyland Foods in 1977, he has personally led its development and growth into one of Wisconsin’s largest, most successful, respected, privately-owned meat processing companies.

Harland was born in Ashland and grew up in Abbotsford, WI. He graduated from Abbotsford High School and received an agribusiness degree from North Central College in Wausau. He enlisted in the U.S. Army, attended veterinary school in Chicago and was a meat inspector during his tour of duty. He was discharged in 1966 and began his meat industry career in quality control with Wilson Company in Cedar Rapids, IA, then as beef cutting supervisor with Swift & Co. in Phoenix, AZ, then in quality control with T.A. Fields in Sydney, Australia where he coordinated compliance with USDA regulations for exported products. He returned to Wisconsin in 1972 as supervisor of operations with Packerland Packing Co. and then with Landy Packing Co., both of which are in Chippewa Falls. On nights and weekends, he designed and then built his own meat processing plant in Abbotsford.

Schraufnagel opened Abbyland Foods in October, 1977, as a beef slaughter and processing company that included a retail store, supplied sausages and fresh meats to area retail outlets, and custom processed for local farmers. By the end of 1979, the company had 12 employees and began delivery of its products across Wisconsin and into Minnesota. Abbyland Foods grew rapidly with major construction and expansions every 3 to 5 years since 1977. Currently, the company has more than 1000 employees.

In order to provide raw materials for its growing sausage and fresh meat operations, Abbyland Foods in 1988 started Abbyland Pork Pack, Inc. in Curtiss, WI. Hot boning of pork was implemented and the plant has expanded twice to accommodate production of sausage chubs directly from the hot boning line. The “Dem Bones” label was started with a smoke house room to cook pig ears for pet treats and has expanded to its own plant to cook and process beef bones for a large line of pet food treats. A plant to produce hot wrapped sausage sandwiches for food service and retail was constructed in 1989. In 1990, Abbyland Trucking was organized to deliver products throughout the Midwest and to the East Coast. This division maintains its own fleet, provides truck maintenance service for other companies and offers delivery service to other local businesses.

As Abbyland expanded, manufacture of private label fresh and cooked sausage and other precooked products became a major part of the business. Production facilities have been continuously expanded with the latest technology to best serve their customers needs. Today, Abbyland has production capacity for 1.7 million pounds per week of cooked products through its continuous ovens, 2 million pounds per week in its fresh and smoked sausage kitchens and 1.5 million pounds per week of pork chubs or slicing logs.

Under Harland’s vision and efforts, a unique facility outside of Curtiss, the Curtiss Travel Center opened in 2002. Since then, the Travel Center has grown and expanded to now include the El Norteno Restaurant, with full banquet facilities, a basketball court and volleyball and soccer facilities; Abbyland Truck Stop that provides a deli store, family restaurant, and complete facilities for professional truck drivers; Abbyland Trucking in the Abbyland Service Plaza provides truck washing and truck repair services; and most recently, the Abbyland Distribution Center. The distribution center handles shipping of all of the Abbyland products and provides transportation and delivery services for other companies.

Harland Schraufnagel’s signal accomplishment is the founding and nurture of Abbyland Foods from as small meat packer serving the Abbotsford area into a highly successful, integrated meat packing, processing and transportation company that markets products nationwide under its brand and manufactures a wide variety of sausages and cooked meat products for other companies. Harland’s meticulous attention to manufacturing high quality products and dedication to providing outstanding customer service has been the hallmark of his success. Abbyland is a major employer in the Abbotsford and Curtiss area and an important contributor to the economy and well being of the communities. The Wisconsin Meat Industry Hall of Fame is proud to induct Harland Schraufnagel into its membership.

Marriott International and HMI Hotel Group Announces a Multi-property Conversion Deal in Japan

The conversion deal entails the rebranding of seven hotels to marriott hotels and courtyard by marriott across five of japan’s most popular travel destinations.

Marriott International and HMI Hotel Group today announced a signed agreement to rebrand seven existing HMI properties in five major cities across Japan to Marriott Hotels and Courtyard by Marriott. This signing will bring the rich legacy and guest-focused experiences of both Marriott brands to the increasingly sophisticated consumers in Japan and is part of HMI’s strategic repositioning, aimed at revitalizing and realigning these properties with the latest trends in global hospitality.

The Marriott Hotels properties planned are:

• Grand Hotel Hamamastu to Hamamastu Marriott in Naka-ku, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture
• Hotel Heian no Mori Kyoto to Kyoto Marriott in Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture
• Hotel Crown Palais Kobe to Kobe Marriott in Chuo-ku, Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture
• Rizzan Seapark Hotel Tancha Bay to Okinawa Marriott Rizzan Resort & Spa in Onna Village, Kunigami-gun, Okinawa Prefecture

The properties planned for Courtyard by Marriott are:

• Hotel Pearl City Kobe to Courtyard by Marriott Kobe in Chuo-ku, Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture
• Hotel Crown Palais Kokura to Courtyard by Marriott Kokura in Kokurakita-ku, Kitakyushu-shi, Fukuoka Prefecture
• Hotel Crown Palais Kitakyushu to Courtyard by Marriott Kitakyushu in Yahatanishi-ku, Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture

“We are very pleased to welcome these properties to the fast-expanding portfolio of Marriott International properties across Japan,” said Rajeev Menon, President, Asia Pacific excluding China, Marriott International. “Conversion continues to drive a robust growth for the company on a global scale, and we are thrilled to embark on this project with HMI in Japan. As consumer preferences evolve, these properties will have the opportunity to leverage on the strength of affiliation with Marriott’s portfolio of over 8,800 properties worldwide across more than 30 leading brands, along with Marriott Bonvoy – our award-winning travel program boasting a global membership base of over 200 million.”

“With this strategic collaboration, HMI Hotel Group aims to redefine excellence in guest service while unlocking growth opportunities in key markets. By leveraging Marriott International's expertise, the collaboration promises to introduce innovative services and amenities tailored to meet the evolving needs of modern travelers. We are thrilled to embark on this journey with Marriott International, said Mr. Ryuko Hira, President, HMI Hotel Group. “Together, we are committed to delivering unparalleled experiences that exceed the expectations of our discerning guests and set new benchmarks for excellence in the hospitality industry. Our gratitude extends to our valued partner, Hazaña Hotel Advisory (HHA), whose support has been instrumental in facilitating this deal,” he added.

As the hospitality industry continues to evolve, HMI Hotel Group remains steadfast in its commitment to driving positive change and shaping a brighter future for all stakeholders.

These properties are located in five of Japan’s most popular travel destinations which welcome millions of visitors each year. Hamamatsu is rich in history and culture, with attractions such as the 16th century Hamamatsu Castle, and the city is also renowned as a culinary hotspot. As Japan’s former imperial capital for over 1,000 years, Kyoto is one of the most enchanting cities in Japan and is home to an impressive number of iconic UNESCO World Heritage temples and shrines. Kobe is famous for its cosmopolitan atmosphere and its unique blend of Eastern and Western influences stemming from its past as a historic port city. On Okinawa Island in southern Japan, Onna Village is renowned for its stunning tropical beaches and scenic coastal landscapes. Kitakyushu City, in Fukuoka Prefecture, is surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, and is famous for its many landmarks such as Kokura Castle, a beautifully preserved feudal era castle dating back to the 17th century, and the Mojiko Retro District, famous for its Taisho-era architecture and atmosphere.

About Marriott International Marriott International, Inc. (NASDAQ: MAR) is based in Bethesda, Maryland, USA, and encompasses a portfolio of over 8,800 properties across more than 30 leading brands in 139 countries and territories. Marriott operates and franchises hotels and licenses vacation ownership resorts all around the world. The company offers Marriott Bonvoy ® , its highly awarded travel program. For more information, please visit our website at www.marriott.com . In addition, connect with us on Facebook and @MarriottIntl on X and Instagram .

About Marriott Hotels ® With nearly 600 hotels and resorts in over 65 countries and territories around the world, Marriott Hotels continues to elevate the art of hospitality – placing people first is the brand’s living legacy – ensuring guests always feel deeply cared for throughout their stay. Marriott Hotels raises the bar by consistently delivering heartfelt service, with modern, comfortable spaces, and by providing experiences elevated beyond the everyday. As global travelers needs and expectations evolve, so does Marriott Hotels, leading the industry with innovations including the Greatroom lobby and Mobile Guest Services that embrace style, design, and technology. For more information, please visit www.marriotthotels.com , and stay connected on Facebook , @marriott on Twitter , and @marriotthotels on Instagram . Marriott Hotels is proud to participate in Marriott Bonvoy ® , the global travel program from Marriott International. The program offers members an extraordinary portfolio of global brands, exclusive experiences on Marriott Bonvoy Moments , and unparalleled benefits including free nights and Elite status recognition. To enroll for free or for more information about the program, visit marriottbonvoy.com .

About Courtyard by Marriott ® Courtyard by Marriott is the hotel brand of choice for trailblazing guests who are inspired by a passion to do great things. With over 1,300 locations in 60 countries and territories, Courtyard is passionate about empowering its guests and serving the needs of travelers everywhere, no matter the purpose of their trip. Its thoughtfully designed guestrooms provide an elevated experience to relax and recharge, complete with plush bedding and flexible workspaces. Guests are able to work, eat well, connect, and be at their best to keep moving forward to succeed. Courtyard is proud to participate in Marriott Bonvoy®, the global travel program from Marriott International. The program offers members an extraordinary portfolio of global brands, exclusive experiences on Marriott Bonvoy Moments and unparalleled benefits including free nights and Elite status recognition. To enroll for free or for more information about the program, visit marriottbonvoy.com . For more information or reservations, visit courtyard.marriott.com and stay connected on Twitter , Instagram , and Facebook .

About Hotel Management International Corporation (HMI Hotel Group) HMI Hotel Group, where hospitality transcends mere accommodation, intertwining seamlessly with the vibrant tapestry of local communities and the rich heritage of Japan. Established in 1966, HMI Hotel Group has flourished into a distinguished entity, boasting a diverse portfolio of 44 properties spanning Japan's landscapes. Our collection of meticulously curated brands is designed to exceed guest expectations and redefine the essence of hospitality. At HMI, we believe that life is a journey for fulfillment. Guided by this principle, we cherish curiosity and champion learning, enriching the hearts and minds of travelers as they traverse the world. Our mission is simple yet profound: to curate journeys of fulfillment for our guests. Rooted in the principles of "Love All, Serve All" and "Unity in Diversity," we continually elevate our service standards to craft pristine experiences unlike any other. Whether it's a corporate sojourn or a familial escape, HMI Hotel Group epitomizes "Omotenashi" – the quintessential Japanese hospitality experience, defined only through firsthand encounters. At HMI Hotel Group, we don't just provide accommodations; we curate unforgettable experiences that resonate with the soul, leaving an indelible mark on the journey of life. Welcome to a world where hospitality knows no bounds. For further information, please visit our website at www.hmihotelgroup.com .

Media Contact: Emi Ihara Communications Manager – Japan Marriott International [email protected]