This was a truly a trip back in time when I walked in. It is a narrow space with a 1930's authentic…read moreart deco construct. The booths are semi-circular and stair cased so to give everyone a sightline to the bar. One expects the walls to move and the Desi Arnez orchestra to start playing Babalu. The place was very crowded on a Saturday night.

The place is kinda weird. I had a brandy old-fashioned which was 4.50 (seems reasonable but I'm…read morefrom a bigger city). It had a good amount of brandy. The bartender was not friendly at all and didn't say a single word to us except for the drink price. The service was fine. The menu had an entire page of White Russian-type drinks which I had a sip of. If you like White Russians then this might be your place. They don't service Miller or Budweiser products and are proud of it. The place is a weird twist between a 1950's bar and a hipster kinda spot. The booths are cool and are good for a date night. I probably wouldn't go back but it was an experience.

No need to even write my own review as the first reviewer was SPOT ON with all detail described!…read more We had a good laugh when all the patrons turned around when we walked in! I would definitely stop here again as we are always looking for "home town-like" establishments to support.

Little dive right in what seemed the middle of no where. We were on our way to LaCrosse. We're…read morestopped because of the name and art on the building. Well and everyone was parched from the 30 minute drive. Exactly what you would except from a small town bar, everyone stopped what they were doing and stared at us as we walked to the bar to order drinks. As soon as we ordered the patrons went back to their conversations and paid little or no attention to us again. The G&T from the well(only had well gin) were great and our bartender was friendlyish. I really like going off the beaten path and this was a fun find.

Great vibes, great atmosphere. Lots of beers and liquors. Solid felt and toilets. Higher end gas…read morestation of bars if you will. Everything you need nothing extra.

Shame. It's a nice bar, and it's usually pretty split between loud and crazy (like the other bars)…read moreor chill and quiet. They have fun games and free popcorn which is great! They also have a nice seating area by the bar for groups and the back little patio is also a very nice touch. But I usually avoid this bar because they have the WORST bouncer in town, and That's comparing to the other bars 18-21yr old frat boy bouncers. I've seen him pull the plug on games 10 min to close and not offer a refund of any kind. And every time I come in he is getting into someone face or a yelling match with some patron. The reason it's a shame is because the bartenders are super nice and kind but I never have this place on my "bars to hit tonight" list.

We usually started the night at "Who's" for a fishbowl. Fishbowls are actual goldfish bowls full…read moreof a wonderment of different alcohols. It comes in two colors: classic Blue as well as Purple. It takes at least four alcohol-tolerant college kids to knock one back - even then it takes a while. That's why it's the perfect start to the evening, you just sit around and pass the fishbowl. When it's done, you've got a buzz and it's time to eat the more packed bars. Popcorn, a pool table, and a foosball table sit in the back. Lots of fun to be had.

Who doesn't enjoy one of their huge Fishbowls, they're famous around this area. Also you pay I…read morebelieve $15 for the bowl, which 5 people can easily drink. The Bartenders are always very sweet and kind as well. I come in here on my Birthdays and they will do I believe a free shot of your choice on your birthday but don't quote me! This bar is a great one and I recommend it. The only reason I gave 4/5 is because I do think they should make the Fishbowl half Price at least on your birthday that's my only thing I would point out for a change.

A great little neighborhood bar / pub in the east end of Winona…read more Out for an evening walk while in town visiting friends, we stopped in for a drink and some darts. Greeted by the owner from behind the bar (Matt, i think, based on other conversations around us). We ended up staying most of the evening (so much for our walk). Tried the "Pootza" when we got hungry and it was delicious. Regulars flowed in and out and Matt greeted each by name. It felt like being part of a (large extended family). It is a small little room with a bit of a "divey" look to it. Don't be fooled though. That "divey" look is offset by the good feeling you have while in there. This is exactly the way a neighborhood bar should feel. Will definitely be back next time we are in town.

Cool family owned bar with a long history. Stopped in on a Tuesday afternoon, and the owner was…read morevery hospitable. He bought me a shot of makers 46 and told me a little bit about the place. If I'm ever in West Salem again I will definitely stop in.

We were renting an AirBnB not far away and wanted to watch the Monday night football game. We felt…read morelike locals, warm welcome, everyone was sooooo nice, food, drinks...

Stopped in here a little hungover and needing a good greasy burger. They did not disappoint! Fast…read moreservice, cold drinks, GREAT burger. Staff was very friendly and funny!

I've been to this bar & grill numerous times in the company of male companions and always enjoyed…read morethe experience. I like the "neighborhood atmosphere" of this place, and the food is usually quite good. Today 7-24-26, I went in as a sole customer at approximately 2:00 PM -- a non-busy time -- and sat at a 2 person table a few feet from the bar. I was ignored for approx. 17 minutes. I was starting to wonder if they perhaps only did bar service at that time, but no signs were posted, and no one said a word to me. Furthermore, a few other customers, came in at this point & also sat at tables. Just before I was ready to walk out (20 minutes of being ignored is the limit) , the barkeep called over to ask if a server had seen me. I responded "No" and she said she'd let her know I was there. Nothing. After about 5-6 more minutes, the barkeep herself came & took my order which included food & a drink. The food, (their Friday fish), as stated before, was great. Absolutely no server checked on me during the 50 minutes between my food being served, and the time I left, to see if I needed anything. The barkeep called over to me once, about 5 minutes after my food arrived, to ask if I needed anything. At one point, in addition to the barkeep, I counted 3 other employees going in & out of the back room, and two of them were actively serving -- other patrons. Patrons at other tables--couples, and gentlemen -- were checked on numerous times during this period. After I had finished eating, I sat with my remaining food to one side, and an empty drink, for approx 25 minutes. Finally a server stopped literally 5-6 feet from my table -- didn't even actually come to my table-- & called over "Do you need anything?" I suspect my "infuriated vibes" were starting to permeate the premises at that point. I responded that I needed a box & my tab. Had I been approached even 20 minutes earlier, I probably would have ordered another drink. Honestly, this was disappointing in a place I really have had warm thoughts on. Will it stop me from going in again? Probably not... the food is good, and that's primarily what I'm there for. But my strategy will likely be different next time. 'Not as a quiet, polite & reserved female customer. I suppose I'll need to "belly up to the bar" along with the rest of the dudes.

Local dive, you can tell regulars love it here. Prepare to be met with staring eyes if you're not a…read morelocal.... Met with family/friends for my cousins birthday lunch. I came late and they didn't have seating at the main table so I sat next to the group on the side. Waitstaff ignored me, ended up going to the bar and bartender wanted me to wait for staff to add me to their ticket. Got a little confusing and I ended up just not ordering food. I'd like to try it again without such a large group (10+me).