I've lived in Monticello for 3 years and have only gone in 3 times max because I do not feel…read morewelcome at all. Very snarky or sarcastic bartenders. They act like it's a burden on them if you try to order their bar food. Even though, IT IS PART OF THEIR JOB. Hard pass, do better.

back home we call these joint honky tonks. in PA they call them taverns and around here they are…read morejust bars.... whatever you call it is just right for fun and cheep drinks

Look for the Blatz sign on the building, and go down the stairs to the basement entry…read more Rathskeller is a dark, small bar with good A/C and pleasant bartender. A bottle of Blatz is a buck. There are all kinds of knickknacks scattered about, every surface in the place has seen better days and the ceiling is a bit low. However, unlike a lot of other places that are just a pastiche of a dive, this is the real deal. Nice people, cheap drinks and pleasant surroundings make you feel like regular from the first time you walk through the door. Drop by when you're on the road and need a break -- you'll be glad you did.

We had not been to this place in a very long time and we live near Monroe! We were very pleasantly…read moresurprised by the quality of the food. One of those rare places that still have an open flame grill. The food was very good and our waitress was very friendly and attentive. We will definitely be back!

8/9/13 We rode into town from the Badger Trail (a state bicycle trail) and came across the Kooler…read more The outside of the building resembles a castle. We had to go in. Inside it was your typical small town tavern. They had a patio at the back. For happy hour they give you a pull tab. You might pay full price or as little as $0.25 for the round. They offered bottles of New Glarus Brewing, but mainly served domestic cans. We learned the business was named after the owner nicknamed Koolaid (now deceased). We also learned he passed far too young and was the nicest guy you'd ever have met. Linda (the bartender and cook) and Bruce (the bar-back and handyman) were a hoot.

DOES NOT TAKE CASH BUT DOES HAVE AN ATM!…read more Stopped in here before tubing at S&B and had drinks as well as food! My friends and I all shared fried mushrooms, mini corn dogs, chicken wings, a chicken wrap, and broccoli cheese bites. Lots of fried food on their menu, obviously, but everything was so so delicious and fairly priced in my opinion. I would recommend the route of getting a few things to share as all the fried foods come in "side" portions (not full appetizer).

A good Friday night fish fry in downtown Albany. Good service. It's worth a stop at this dam.read more

Always a pleasure to go to the Ott Haus. The food was tasty, they no longer have Coca Cola (very…read moresad). Waitress/bartender was friendly and attentive.

Great experience here. A delicious brandy old fashioned made perfectly. The cheese curds were…read moreincredible. We had the beer cheese bacon burger and aside from not being medium rare as ordered, it was delicious.

My son and I were in town for a couple hours and decided to swing in here for lunch. I like that…read morethey have their menu posted outside to view. He thought a half of a sandwich sounded good and the prices were very reasonable. He ordered a few different types of meat in his. The sandwiches are a good size and come with chips and a pickle. I love the vibe of the place. Original murals and bar. High ceilings. You can almost imagine yourself there 100 years earlier. They had a fun story about looking at the ceiling and the dollar bills up there. The waitresses were so kind and helped my son try to toss his dollar bill up there. He was easily entertained for about 15 minutes. I'd come back!

This Tavern has a long history in New Glarus and is worth checking out. There is no official…read morekitchen, and so orders can take a while. Luckily for us, our bartender was nice enough to give us a heads up and suggested a few other places for a hot meal. It was the day 12/26. Cold and overcast. After finishing two local beers (including a Spotted Cow), we ventured back out into the cold. This tavern was established in the 1800's. So, expect that kind of vibe.

The Rusty Raven is a quirky, eclectic store and taproom with literally something for everyone. Need…read morea cool puzzle, check. Need a kitschy t-shirt, check. Need a traditional felted Tyrolean hat, they've got you covered. We had a great time wandering around the store and collecting a few items that made us happy. On our exploration, we discovered the well stocked tap room in the back of the store and enjoyed a long Thursday "off season" conversation at the bar with the owner, John. This conversation was only made better with a guided tour of the well decorated bathroom and some serious kitten time with the two rescued shop kittens in residence, Shark and Sardine. The Rusty Raven did not disappoint and should absolutely be a destination on your next trip to New Glarus!

Whoever stocks the merchandise in this store shares a bit of my sense of humor, because several of…read morethe items made me laugh. Even better, the place is named the Rusty Raven AND they had an Edgar Allan Poe t-shirt with a raven on it...just not in my size. They had some antiques sprinkled in with a lot of new merchandise (stickers, mugs, coonskin koozies, greeting cards, books, games, magnets, bags, and wallets). They also had some candy including candy cigarettes and cold beverages, plus a side room where some people were hanging out and having some drinks. There was a lot of stuff packed into the little shop, and it's worth a stop.

Went for a Friday fish fry. Oh my. Do they give you a lot of food! Salad bar is small but nothing…read moreis wanting. No written menus Everything on a board. Friday offerings, blue gill, walleye, cod, shrimp. Choice of potato. Friendly service and good pours on drinks!

Food is delicious. Atmosphere is casual. Service is relaxed. I'd eat here again. Salad bar had…read morefresh options.

like a scene in Coyote Ugly, at sportsman you will meet people like Courtney who is an amazing…read morecook, builds the best cocktails and slings beer like john wayne would. fun times and cant wait to come back.

I got the Mac & cheese pizza & was beyond shocked to find pizza sauce on it rather than cheese…read moresauce, a bit off putting & not mentioned on the menu. Great service otherwise.

I was attending Polkafest in New Glarus and stopped in Glarner Stube to grab a drink. The place was…read morebustling and I was hit with the sweet smell of red cabbage, which I love! I talked to a couple of ladies at the bar who said I had to come back to eat there for dinner and that's exactly what I did! My husband and I had dinner at 5PM at the bar. I ordered the Stube Salad and he had the Wiener Schnitzel with red cabbage and warm German potato salad. The salad was a very generous portion and the dressing was sweet and delicious. The Wiener Schnitzel was delicious!!! I ate half of my husband's dinner and I loved the cabbage and potato salad. Everything was great! Service was also friendly. I'm looking forward to going back! Also to note: we left a jacket behind and had to leave early in the morning the next day before the restaurant opened. We live about 2 hours away and I called the restaurant and they have the jacket. We asked if we could send a Fed-Ex package with a return and have them mail it back to us, the owner agreed. We are really grateful for the kind service!

I ordered the Red Cabbage Rueben, which was a nice twist on the traditional Rueben. And you…read moreabsolutely have to try the cheese curds. The service was outstanding!