Good sandwiches, close-by "needs", friendly people and a place to know and go to instead of driving…read moreto town. Kids love it for treats.

Old-school lake store. It reminds me of a number of places I used to frequent as a kid; very…read morenostalgic. Nice selection of beer and booze, good sandwiches, homemade sausage, good steaks and other things for the Q, and an assortment of anything else you may need. Everyone I've met their is very nice and helpful.

I took a chance and ordered a turkey to try something new. Drove out and picked up today. First…read moretime in the store. The store is fully stocked with plenty of food, sauces, spices, deli meats, fridge items and frozen items. Wanted to try the ham so ordered some of that as well. And they even have dog treats. The staff is very friendly. The facily is clean. Transaction was fast and smooth. Prices are reasonable.

Decided to purchase a turkey from a meat market to see there was a difference in flavor. The price…read morefor a "roughly" 13 lb turkey was around $65. No one mentioned any difference. The store was very busy, but fully stocked with a good variety of items on shelves and in cooler as well as deli items.

They are awesome friendly staff clean always well stocked have deli great food have a drive Thur…read more great place

Absolutely love having this place in the neighborhood, when the alternative is a poorly…read moremanagedCasey's, this place is definitely 5 stars. Absolutely love having the manual car wash with debit access, when you drive a large dually, this is a dream come true.

The chicken was amazing...we tried the jalapeño wrapped with bacon, mushroom and swiss and BBQ and…read moreloved all of them! We even went on a day they were apparently closed but the owner opened the place up for us. We will definitely be back!

We love this place!!!! Steaks are always fresh and delicious. I highly recommend!! The place is…read moresuper clean as well.

IG: diamante.lara.milwaukee…read more The food is fantastic and the ambiance was great. Seems to be a unique go to spot for me. Service was well. Watch the video attached.

My husband was looking for pumpkin/apple orchards in the area and noticed elegant farmer is known…read morefor their apple pie in a bag. If you're going to get 1 item from here, I highly recommend it being that. It's won awards for numerous years and is recognized from reputable places. This small town market has a lot to offer, most of its products are directly from them or locally sourced. It's designed to give off a small town feel and is cozy. We were hoping to walk around the apple orchard and outside grounds but unfortunately that is only available Saturdays and Sundays. Since we stopped in on a Wednesday that area was closed. We made the best out of it and strolled around the market instead. Staff members were helpful. No one was pushy and we didn't feel rushed to get in and out. We purchased several items and if I were to go back I'd definitely get the apple pie in a bag and chocolate peanut butter balls again. I'd pass on the seasoned pretzels and cheese curds. They were just fine IMO.

(Review written by my 9 year old daughter) this is a place where you and your family or friends can…read moreeat custard! There are so many varieties of flavors,which are all wonderful, this custard place offers seats too! all of the workers are very kind,and they make your custard very fast,with the perfect amount of flavor,as it touches your tongue. This place is amazing,and more people should know what it is. Also,they have fair pricing,for an average ice cream/custard place the price is 20$ or higher for just two people,but with Adrian's frozen custard it's just 17$ for three people! i highly recommend going here! i give this five stars for how amazing this place is!

There is a specific type of time travel that only exists in the American Midwest, and it is found…read moreat a semi-circle of Adirondack chairs under a July 4th flag in Burlington, Wisconsin. Adrian's Frozen Custard isn't just a shop; it's a time capsule of Americana. Established in 1974, this roadside landmark at 512 S. Pine Street is announced by a towering, classic neon sign that has beckoned families toward Lake Geneva for over half a century. It represents a "meaningful moment" legacy--the kind of place where the world slows down long enough to capture a snapshot of pure bliss. I carry a memory of my departed father-in-law sitting there, surrounded by his grandchildren in the gentle breeze of a holiday afternoon. It is a perfect, preserved moment of happiness, fueled by the kind of soul-curing milkfat that most assuredly comes from cows just a few miles down the road. When it comes to the product, there is only one word that matters: Mouthfeel. This is the masterclass of the "Midwest Custard" texture--silky, dense, and unapologetically heavy. While the world tries to complicate things with endless toppings, Adrian's understands that the soul of custard lives in the trinity: Chocolate, Vanilla, or the Swirl. To me, those are the only flavors a true stand needs. Anything more would be a distraction from the perfection of the churn. Adrian's is the foundational entry on my Mount Rushmore of Ice Cream, a leading god in my Pantheon of Frozen Dairy. It is the nostalgic classic against which all other textures are measured. If you find yourself near the lake, do more than just grab a cone. Experience the stillness, sit in the circle, and build this into your own legacy of meaningful moments. It is a timeless experience that reminds us why we travel in the first place.

Borzynski's Farm & Floral Market: Borzynski Farms has its origins in Sturtevant, Wisconsin but the…read morefamily run business now also has farms in IL, GA, and TX. I visited the location in the village of Mount Pleasant (near Racine, WI) to check out their 8-acre corn maze. The theme this year is the Loch Ness Monster, but I wouldn't let the theme influence you either way as it did not have a significant impact on the experience. The maze is divided up into different sections/quadrants that can easily be identified by different colored (blue, yellow, white, and green) strips running throughout the maze. The colors don't ruin the level of difficulty; they simply let you know that you are progressing into the next section and are really something of a safety measure. I moved at a relatively brisk pace and was unencumbered by small children. That said, it took me approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes to complete, walking roughly three miles. I thought it was a neat experience, and it gave me a nice touch of nostalgia as I haven't done a corn maze since I was a kid. I recommend checking it out, but I think it would be challenging to do at night or with children requiring a stroller as the ground is obviously dirt and not even. *Also make sure to use the restroom prior to entering

One word! Amazing selections of everything from plants, fruit, pumpkins, home baked goodies, jams,…read moreoh my gosh too much to list. Amazing Family owned Farm and Floral store and nursery. Highly recommended!!

Excellent Lamb, very professional and great prices. My "GO-TO" place for Lamb...you won't be…read moredisappointed....the very best !

It's worth the drive to on site store for great tasting lamb products. Pinn Oak supplies some high…read moreend restaurants locally and throughout the U.S. glad this gem is located in Jefferson County WI