This was a gem to find while traveling! Great mom and pop place with really friendly staff and…read moredelicious food!

Service: 1 star. We weren't greeted when we walked in; instead, we were just stared at by everyone…read more Eventually a server walked up to us and tells us "it's full, I don't know how long it'll be until a table opens up." A table was available in 3 minutes. One of the servers must've had a friend dine in - this friend fed the server food (eating on the job in front of customers, and not even in the back...? Ok.) Our server only came by twice - once to take our order and once to give us the bill. Food: 3 stars - I did not enjoy mine, but my dining companions thought theirs was fine. Portion sizes are decent, but there is a lot of grease/oil. Food took 30+ minutes to prepare 3 dishes. Overall, I'm giving 2 stars because I think there are several opportunities for improvement (I can't be bothered to mention them all). My biggest grief is that this seems like a local spot where only returning customers get the star treatment. p.s. we were able to pay with a credit card.

We drove out of our way to eat breakfast here based on the fabulous reviews. Ended up eating at…read more1855 Coffeehouse across the street (everything we had was delicious) as this place wasn't open. According to the Barista this place only opens when they've sent out an email to their selected email list with the date and time they will be open. Truly disappointed this isn't mentioned anywhere on the Yelp listing. You would think with such a restrictive time you're open you would list that somewhere. So, service for us was not good.

Base Camp proved that classic food can be done well! We both…read moregot omelets with a side of hash browns which were perfectly cooked. The service was also fantastic! The staff was friendly and kept our coffee warm! But my favorite part of Base Camp was their homemade cookies! Yum!!!

Such a cute concept for a converted old mill! Nancy and her team do tasty, fresh-milled bread…read moreloaves and serve a delicious meal of comfort food. The tossed garden salad was fresh. The mashed red-skin potatoes were very flavorful. Baked chicken and shredded meet with au jus - yum! We dined in the spacious upper room. The stiff back chairs were not comfortable after hours of driving, but we were there to focus on the region's history and the stories. Service was efficient and inviting. The moist carrot cake was a standout. Do try it! All in all, a good time.

This was my first time at the Mill. We loved the rustic warehouse look. We were seated on the…read moresecond floor. It was getting quite hot up there; no air circulating. I saw ductwork in the rafters; maybe the AC was not working? We went for Mother's Day brunch. It was probably not their best culinary showing, buffets usually aren't. I was not a fan of the Cheesy Hash Brown and Egg Casserole. It was the texture, not so much the taste. The French toast was a good mixture of cinnamon and sugar, but only if you could find the pieces that weren't dried out. I liked the bacon: salty, well cooked and crunchy. The flank steak was tender and tasty. Prepared to a perfect medium and marinaded in a nice meaty broth. The chicken in the Lemon Chicken Piccata was overcooked, dry, resulting in a tough chew. I did enjoy the Mushroom Strudel. A moist dish with a tasty gravy drizzle. I would've liked to try the bread pudding with caramel sauce, but they apparently ran out. The other desserts were ok. They looked like they were hastily cut into slices and served on the thinnest of paper plates. I could tell those running the place were also a bit frustrated; they made their feelings rather vocal, easy for all seated to hear (that's like a major rule of restauranting: the issues in the back should never be exposed in the front, where the customers can hear.) All in all, not a good first impression. But, I am willing to return and have a normal sit-down meal. Then I can see how they do. I have been told that their service and food is usually pretty solid. We shall see.....

Breakfast at a diner is almost always a treat. The Morning Croissant was large and most generous…read morewith its fillings but could have used some seasoning. However the Apple Pie was a disappointment. Certainly not up to diner expectations. The dining area was comfortable and clean and well looked after by the wait staff. Their menu has many good looking breakfast selections. Worth a second try when back in the area.

Holy crap! Grandma Mary's slapped my greasy buns! This was an awesome breakfast place and gave us…read morethe fuel for house on the rock. See this glorious breakfast spread in the picture for the evidence! The waitress was a little sassy too, which is a true mark of a classic diner. 10/10

Stopped by briefly on the way to the way through town and what a lovely surprise! When I walked in…read moreI felt like I was in an episode of Gilmore Girls or Cheers with several folks called out "good morning!" The entire place was very spacious with a tons of tables and chair, but it was also full of people having breakfast or coffee on an early Sunday morning. The staff were super friendly, and helpful, giving suggestions for my drink order. And I'll say the drink (a favorite of the cashier's as she told me) was perfect! Delicious! If I'm ever back out that way I will definitely stop by again. The friendly "have a great day" chorus as I left solidified that. BTW, ignore any photos attached to this review. They are incorrectly attached.

Great family-owned local breakfast and lunch spot. The food is pretty standard fare, but you can…read morecount on it being tasty. Patrons place their order and pay at the counter, then find a seat at one of the unique tables (did the owners go estate sale shopping??), and the food is delivered to your table when it's ready. Family-friendly ambience outdoor seating during the warmer months.

The food here is great! Some is locally sourced even. I really enjoyed the Brekky too much as I…read moreended up ordering two of them. My wife ordered the Avocado Toast. Sierra took and brought out our order and she was very friendly, helpful, and informative. Food and service was great, but the atmosphere would put this at 6 stars if it could be done. The historical building brings a charm not found in most restaurants these days. Wide windows let you see the other old, historical buildings around including the public library. Some great toys and trinkets for kids as well. Please stop by for your sake. You will love it.

Stopped by to grab a coffee on out of town. This was recommended to us by a local. We didn't try…read moreany food, but just got coffees to go. The young lady who helped us check out was super nice and helpful. I got an iced latte with strawberry mocha flavor. It's reasonably priced and all of the food looked amazing and I wish I would've gotten something. While we were waiting for our coffees, we were able to browse through some fun vintage and grocery items that they had for sale. They had a lot of great seating if you wanted to dine in. Didn't seem too busy on a Sunday morning. I would recommend coming here.

Excellent food considering this is the cafe for the FLW tour. If I were local, I would eat here…read more Grab a menu, place your order and they bring you your food. Staff was friendly and efficient. The room was neat and keeping with Wright,

After touring the Taliesin Estate, we worked up an appetite. The cafe is conveniently connected to…read morethe gift shop and where the tour ends. The space is located along the Wisconsin River and the large windows in the cafe allow for a breathtaking view while enjoying lunch. The menu is quite small which I appreciated but still had a hard time deciding what I wanted to enjoy because they all sounded so yummy. They use fresh local ingredients as much as possible ensuring that they support the local region and aligns beautifully with the concept of Frank Lloyd Wright. It was a rainy day so I opted for comfort with grilled cheese and a soup of the day. The gooey cheese sandwich with aged cheddar and Gouda paired perfectly with my potato bacon soup. My friend opted for the kale chicken salad that included ingredients for a scrumptious fall salad with pepitas, cranberries, butternut squash, goat cheese and sherry shallot dressing. The set up is order at the counter, find a seat and they bring your food to you. It was a really quiet day and our food came out quickly. The staff seemed to be out of sight much of the time so if you needed something it was a little bit of a wait. I had asked for a box but they didn't bring it and I ended up having to ask again.

Another roadside attraction. Not remotely attractive when…read morein truth Ive driven past at least twice daily, and it appears derelict nearly every time. Today a pickup was in place and a window appeared to be opened. The red neon OPEN sign steadily signals in Morse that today's the day! An assortment of burgers start off the list I'm interested in, and I see also chicken sandwiches an broasted chicken in assorted numbers of limbs and parts. I'm told onions for rings, though on the menu are apparently so scarce that they can't be offered. Last night at the store I fear I may have purchased the last few onions available if what she tells me is true. Can't be, I'm certain there were plenty more. Sitting waiting for my bacon cheese burger supremes (supreme, I've deciphered from the menu means lettuce tomato and mayo are the elevated status items.) Mustard and pickles adorn the lower tier offerings. No prices clutter any of the 5 misc. menus, which suggests, if you have to ask, you can't afford to eat here. A bold statement! I ordered two bacon cheese supremes. $16.seventy something. For a sorta shabbyish joint these seem a tad costly. I had to ask, so it's evident I probably can't afford to eat here. But the burgers in the bag the lovely woman now adorning the window with a nice smile, smell pretty darn good. The un polished and sad looking roadside attraction that hides a gem is indeed a worthy contender. My +$8. Bacon cheeseburger Supreme, is indeed deserving of every one of the 800 pennies I paid! Even knowing I had to wait, and it was barely warm, it was among the best of the better burgers I've ever eaten. Because I bought two, I have another one for later tonight. Even cold I'm still going to look forward to it. Having access to a microwave might be worth risking. But hot or still warm, Gordon's is a place I'll not pass blindly moving ahead!

The food was great! We had burgers, the chicken, onion rings and cheese curds and everything was…read moreamazing. The malts and floats were also standouts. The place was busy, but the service was still excellent!

So clean, great service. Fantastic food. Great prices. Definitely a place we will return to.read more

Nice place for breakfast on a Sunday morning. I will suggest you come in before 10am that looks…read morelike when it gets really busy. Food is delicious and you will get a great amount of it. The place is quiet when not busy, but is a little noisy when full. Hope to return next year.

It's mostly a roaster... drip and cold brew available in the store. Esthetically it's a really nice…read morespace and the owner is very nice. This is the roaster that Wollersheim uses for their bourbon barrel coffee :) The cold brew packs a punch and this is a nice addition to nascent local the coffee scene.

We had the Dam good morning. It was very smooth and had all the good notes of a well balanced…read moreblend. Awesome service and a great experience!