Date of visit: January 22, 2026…read more A fun little place in Grafton to wait while your husband has a procedure down the road at Aurora. Okay, you don't have to have that specific scenario to enjoy this cozy spot! You could tell that this was a big meeting place for the locals and regulars, though despite being neither, I didn't feel out of place or viewed askance, which I really appreciated. My Salted Caramel Mocha was a thing of rare beauty and joy, and I went ahead and signed up for their loyalty club at the same time (who doesn't like freebies in exchange for your soul/data?). If you want to work out of this location, make sure you have a fully charged battery as there are few outlets in the inner cafe area; the outer area is better equipped that way but was decidedly lacking in heat and not a place I could stay for any larger amount of time! Since I was there a while, I also went with a peanut butter cake, though I was disappointed to find out that you earn no points on food, just coffee. The cake was very good but also very rich, and I wish that had water on hand to help me finish it!

Always fantastic! The place is full of life any given day of the week, and the staff are always…read morefriendly and patient. I love their speciality coffee drinks, which go beyond simply adding this syrup or that one; they're genuinely creative and suit the season or holiday well. Whether you're looking for a traditional macchiato or a fancy beverage with whipped cream and chocolate, you can get it here and know that it will be delicious. This is a perfect place to catch up with friends, get some work done alone, or just read a book. The shop itself is more spacious than a lot of coffee shops in the area and retains that classic old brick industrial building charm, situated on the first floor of the historic Grafton Arts Mill (which you can also check out if you want to see some great local art!)

Wonderful exhibition! Need more words so here goes. We stopped in, looked around and saw many…read morewonderful things

Unique destination mecca for those interested in the American pastime and…read morecraft that for centuries provided bed coverings (quilts) and decorative fiber art for walls and tables. Only three museums in the U.S. cater specifically to quilts and this one has over one-thousand examples of what dedicated women prepared for their families and used to express their talents. A treasure for Wisconsin.

If you've ever seen a Harley Davidson rolling down the highway, you should absolutely go and visit…read morethis museum. We took the entire family and each of them had fun looking at the different motorcycles and interacting with the exhibits. I would recommend this museum to anyone who has even any remote interest in a great brand that's had its handprint on American culture since 1903.

I took advantage of the $4.14 ticket deal on 4/14 day. It was my first visit to Harley Davidson…read moremuseum and I was impressed! The customer service counter had motorcycle windshields which I thought was clever. I appreciated that the staff member let me know the bathrooms are on the first floor so I went there first before heading to the start of the museum on the 2nd floor. So many motorcycles to see! It was fun to see how they have progressed over time. The engine wall was beautiful, very aesthetically pleasing. I most enjoyed the displays that included anecdotes from the riders. If not going on 4-1-4 day, the museum is $25.

The setting for this gallery - in an old brick mill alongside the Milwaukee river is as spectacular…read moreas the art. Almost a dozen painters and sculptors are represented here.

This place is very coooooool but I'm not a art person but I had to go cuz this is were my group…read morewants to go and the cheapest thing here is $45

Love the llama, and the owner and employees. Fun place and good folks. Wide variety of art,…read moresomething for everyone.

When I smoke, I prefer tobacco, but I have friends who like to smoke other more herbal things, and…read moreafter leaving Stonefly Brewery down the street we were amazed to find this place open late, and I was dragged in. First off, the gentleman that helped us out was really nice and really knowledgeable. He explained that most if not all of their stock is hand made by local glass artists. Second, they have a lot of really beautiful pieces that you might even buy just to smoke tobacco out of (probably not the intended use), and their durable too. He even tossed a few onto the concrete floor to prove it. Plus, they have a few great noveltyish artsy pieces too (check out the hammer). Also, they have some really nice one-of-a-kind glass wine stoppers too, and some other non-smoking handmade glass stuff as well. They also offer the occasional class on glass bead-making, and they may have a class on glassblowing too. Even if you're not big on the use of herbal supplements, so to speak, this place is pretty cool to check out for beautiful hand-blown and hand-shaped glass.

THIS SHOP IS AMAZING. I came there one of the first couple of days it was open, spent $100 bucks…read moreand walked away with two tobacco pipes perfect for tobacco. Wonderful store, furthermore the story of how I came across it was wonderful. We were in Milwaukee looking for glass. Originally we had stopped at a competing store within a block or two of the Dark Arts store. (Forgot name of other store, but Dark Arts actually helps stock them, and they are overpriced.) The manager, to me and my friends utter amazement saw us waiting for the store to open. In a wonderful twist of fate he offered us a ride to his store, insisting they were cheaper and had a wonderful business going. Of course I hopped in! These people were obviously not some creep in milwaukee looking for someone to mug. We got to the store, saw some amazing artwork in the store, amazing glass pieces locally made. If you're reading this review and wondering if it's worth it, IT IS. VISIT! They even have a referral program, you refer a customer to them and have them mention your name you get percentages off your next purchase! Isn't that neat or what!?!? (No, I'm not in any way affiliated in family or friendship to the owners of this store in case you're wondering. I live in Lake Mills, these people inhabit Milwaukee.)

I was lucky enough to receive print by Cassy Tully representing the first tee at the RyderCup…read moreplayed at Whistling Straights in Kohler Wisconson It represents the opening day of the 4 SOME matches that eventually helped win the 2021 Ryder Cup Her renditions portrayed the pride the American Golf Team showed throughout the total event. It made me proud to be an American fan and we brought the Ryder Cup back to the USA after losing it for so many years to the European Team I am proud to own a piece of history And for her to personalize it to me with a note makes it more special.. Thank you Cassy and continue to make magic with your talents

One of the best rising talents in the Golf Art world. Her paintings are the best I have ever seen…read more Exceeded our expectations and simply love every piece she creates. Must go see if you love golf and love art. Also, her framing experts really capture her work. They can do anything. If you stay up in Kohler her gallery is only 10 minutes from Black Wolf Run. She did the official painting of the 2012 US Women's Open. She is also painting the next PGA championship at Valahala. You simply must go see her if you get a chance. Simple, Classy, Elegant, and I highly recommend her work.