Mother and I were looking for something to do in the area and came across this little gem of a…read moreplace. Have only good things to say. The owners were VERY personable and friendly. The history behind all the dolls was amazing. I really hope that more people find this diamond in the rough and support the owners. You can tell that this is something they are passionate about. Some notes below : 1 - They don't accept and CC or Debit cards so make sure you bring cash. 2 - Flyer from the hotel said they didn't open on Sun. till pm, website said to call and make an appt. Were able to get in a Noon tour 3 - Small space so if you have children who like to run around I would think the Doll Museum would be too small of an areas. 4 - Can't comment on the Railroad tour but DEFINITELY worth it for the Doll Museum.

If you want a cheap Cinema, then this is the spot. Make sure you don't make the same mistake as I…read moredid and watch a movie that is over 2+ hrs (DUNE) because your back and ass is going to hurt. You will struggle you will regret it like my friend and I did lol. This theater does NOT have reclining chairs! It's very very old and it was also very very empty but again, cheap, QUIET & if you want to save some money this is your place! Came here because I didn't feel like driving over an hr. to La Crosse in the middle of the night w/ all the dear we have!

great place good snacks and drinks great service and clean place a saw a good moive called the…read morerunning man

I used to come here with my uncle when I was young. This place hasn't really changed much since…read morethen and that's what makes it fantastic!! I love how LOUD the engines get when dozens of cars race past the stands. Cheap and fun date night you can even bring the kids to! Family fun on a budget.

Great place- delicious. They could use a vegetarian specialty pizza but their meat choices are…read moredelicious. Sometimes their phone doesn't work to call in a to go order which is annoying, but they are great in every other way.

This place is a hidden gem! Fantastic food and beer! We have been looking for places that aren't…read morejust bar food or frozen pizza components thrown together and disguised as "home made." This is the real deal. Friendly service too! My only suggestion would be to add a kid-friendly pizza. Something much smaller in cheese so 3/4 of it won't end up in a to-go box would be nice. However, I understand if a restaurant has no intention of catering to kids and don't expect everyone to do so. I just know we would be more frequent visitors if options were available.

This is a small one-room museum on Main Street, which opened in Nov. 2020. (Don't go to the address…read moreon West Street unless you're planning to do research in the archives.) $5 is a bit steep, though perhaps I was spoiled by an excellent museum I'd visited earlier today for the same price. There is a collection of buttons from Oktoberfest, with two costumes from the 1960s; a small but interesting exhibit on the Ho-Chunk (Hoocak), which focused on arts and crafts; some artifacts from the War Eagle shipwreck (the only underwater location on the National Register of Historic Places that I'm aware of), and a few other odds and ends, including an exhibit on "pearl" buttons made from shells, a "combination" a lady would wear under her corset (they were made locally), and a few Hmong items, including a beautiful detailed aluminum necklace. I didn't really come away feeling I'd learned about the history of La Crosse, but this certainly painted in some details.

We just got back from our stay at Brambleberry. What a treat! The rooms were beautifully…read moredecorated and the food was absolutely delicious! We had so much fun at the Saturday night dinner, talking and enjoying delicious homemade wine and food. The owners are knowledgeable about what they are making, where it is coming from, and the way they grow and prepare the majority of the food they make! My only real caution is to say that WHEN you stay here, "(because you should!) do your best to drive up during the day. The B&B is a bit remote for this Chicago gal, and the roads at night are dark and twisty. We are looking forward to coming back!

My husband and I stayed in October 2016. We arrived in the evening after a gorgeous drive in. Took…read moreadvantage of the free wine tasting for guests, had a couple local beers and ordered a delicious pizza. Sherry gave us a great little tour of the B&B. The decor is just adorable. Retired to our room (Shepherd's Loft) with a very tasty bottle of wine, complimentary treats, and a movie. Our room was perfect for us, the smallest one I think, but plenty of room and a very nice bathroom. Even though the part of the house was built in the 20's, everything seemed new. Got wifi in our room. The bed and linens were super comfy. Breakfast was at a not-too-early 9:00am and was delicious. I was glad I didn't make lunch plans, we were barely hungry by dinner time. We got a fun little tour of the winery operations downstairs by Chris. We couldn't get the sheep or donkeys to come to the fence to be pet, but they are friendly. Sadly we had to head onto the next leg of our trip, otherwise we would have done some of the trails. Sherry and Chris were really nice, personable, and funny. We absolutely loved our short stay and plan to come back next year. There are a ton of places to hike, bike, canoe, eat, shop, all within 30-40 min of that area, but I love that their place is at the end of their own road. Stayed October 2016

I had such a great time at All Glazed Up! I was taking a girls trip one weekend, we were walking…read morethe area trying to find things to do about 10:30am, nothing was open. Until we reached All Glazed up. Walked in and were happily greated. There were 3 people working here so we had plenty of help when needed. There are many projects to choose from. Pottery making, string art, pottery painting, wood projects, I think jewelry. And much more! Prices were very reasonably priced. I'm not from the area, so my pottery is going to be shipped to me. Iv'e never done this before, so I didn't have much of a clue what I was doing. They have lots of ideas, for the un-artistic person ahh like me haha... Oh almost forgot, they have classes, food and booze! I will totally be coming back here!

Place is nice if your only looking to paint pottery. Our group also did tie-dye which didn't work…read moreat all, dye came out and shirt stretched out. We also did two pieces of glass which they completely disregarded our instructions, ended up getting an ugly bumpy piece of flat glass I can't do anything with. Do not waste your money here!!!!

My Gosh!!!! Travelled from Tucson to Warrens, Wi to check…read moreout this cranberry festival. What fun...so much food, crafts and anything cranberries you'll find that you just can't "live without". A whole lot of Badgers and Packers paraphernalia. Buy you a shirt , pot holders and other souvenirs here cuz your local Walmart ain't gonna have it. TIP. Come early it starts at 7 Parking on the road is free along the 2 lane highway, already has cars lined up to get in, bring cash, vendors do take cards but some have surcharge...they do have ATM., wear comfy shoes lotsa walking. Gotta take a picture with rubber waders/bibs for $10

What an event 14500 people in a town of normally under 600. Miles of food crafts and STUFF…read more prepare to walk and bring a wagon or backpack, you will find something"s" to buy. Visit the craft/handmade area for items you dont see else where. Make sure to book as close to 1 yr ahead as possible rooms are at a premium, and be ready for more than 1 day to see everything. There are ALOT of "girls weekend out" groups shopping, shopping and more shopping. One of the few issues is finding a specific vendor or item, the maps are hard to follow if you are looking for a booth number or vendor by name. You will pay to park but there are constant shuttles for you and your stuff. They have over 800 Arts & Crafts booths, 300 Flea & Antique booths, 100 Farm Market booths, and food food and food, (the whole thing is bigger than some state fair's) I recommend you give it a try