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Timmerman’s Supper Club gets new owners

By Courtney Chaffee Apr 30, 2025 | 11:04 AM

The lights behind Timmerman’s Supper Club’s iconic sign will stay on for the foreseeable future, but under new caretakers, after new owners took over the long-standing East Dubuque establishment Monday. Timmerman’s, opened in 1961, is now under the fifth set of owners in its long history. Mark Hayes and Gary Neuses who owned the supper club since 2002 has “passed the baton” to new co-owners Patti and Riley Schuetz, and Byrd Salazar at a party Monday night. Salazar and Schuetz also own Louisburg Junction Supper Club in Cuba City.