What a terrific winery! This is definitely on the finer scale. I would not recommend for small…read morechildren. It is not as family friendly as Timber Hill. But this has an overall sense of elegance. There is a place to sit outside by the creek, there is outdoor and indoor seating. The grounds are meticulously maintained. You can get a three flight wine experience and you get to keep the glass! The server we had was super friendly and informative. Very affordable at only $15, and the bathrooms were were pretty nice. Plentiful parking. Overall a great place!

I visited this winery for a casual afternoon outing, and while the scenery is really pretty, the…read moreoverall experience was just okay. The space itself is relaxing and would be a great spot to hang out, but the wine didn't quite match the atmosphere. The options I tried were fine, just not memorable for the price point. The food choices were also pretty limited, and since you can't bring your own snacks, it felt a little restricting. Nothing was terrible, but nothing really stood out either. It's a nice place to sit and enjoy the view for a bit, though I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to come back.

So, this used to be the Greenfield Library. Now, it's a community center…read more I don't know much about it, other than this is where I come to vote, so you'll have to rely on the other reviews for more information. During elections, it's pretty empty in the main room, other than for a few registration tables and voting booths. I really can't believe that this was a library, unless there is a (huge) basement, and I've been here when it WAS the library! Emptied out, the space is very bright and I can see that it would make a decent spot to hold a party or celebration of some sort. I'll have to keep this place in mind if I ever need space for a shindig! 42/2015

I have been here for a baby and wedding shower and each time i was impressed. The facility is…read morealways clean, quiet, and is a reasonable size for a party of 75 or less. I asked about rates for renting - it is $30 down payment for 3 hours plus $100 for damage coverage. You get the $100 back after if you left it in shape. So really 3 hours for $30! Sweet! Will definitely organize any parties i may have here!

My daughter was married at Carl's. The set-up was beautiful, and the food outstanding.read more

They have an amazing fish fry!!! We ordered to go which you have to do there, no calling ahead. You…read morecan also eat in their hall. I didn't realize how large the pieces of fish were so I went with the three piece which really wasn't necessary. Two pieces would have sufficed because they are huge! You have your choice of potato so I went with potato pancakes because this is Wisconsin. I was not disappointed. Their coleslaw is probably the best I've ever had. My only complaint is that I wish it would have been packaged in a cup/bowl instead of the divider in the to go container. Also, a really neat thing is you get raspberry sherbet for dessert with your fish fry! Fish fry's are seasonal here so they are not available in the summer.

Great little park and historical site. Stopped by to help with the spring cleanup and got to see…read moreinside a lot of the buildings. I'm really looking forward to the upcoming craft fair. They'll also have the Sprecher traveling beer garden there so great opportunity to check it out if you haven't. Very nice and friendly volunteers and staff. A lot of people that care about this small but mighty park.

Trimborn Farm is a great historical farm that hosts craft fairs, civil war encampments and a summer…read moreconcert series. The farm was established in the 1850's as a lime kiln and quarry, and became Milwaukee's largest lime producer. My family visits for the nice craft fairs. Visiting this past weekend, my son and I were given lots of mini "tours". Just ask the volunteers for the history of the place and you will get a great explanation of lime quarrying and the building and the history. I enjoyed the Curtis house, and hearing about the gentleman that lived there, who translated Quo Vadis and had an incredible life as a statesman, and eventually "Curtis Hall" at UW-M was named after him. Trimborn also hosts several War encampments, a summer concert series, and day camps for kids. The Spring crafts show was pretty small, the Fall one is the Daddy of them all, and falls on 9/10-11, 2011.

Overall I was impressed with atmosphere from the start of the wedding service until I left in the…read moreevening. Since the weather was extremely hot extra self serve "watering stations " were available to keep people hydrated Plenty of room between tables is a major plus so that people can sit comfortably and servers can swiftly come around to do their duties Due to the extreme heat just wish they had some kind of fan system to keep people cool

I attended a wonderful wedding last night at the only barn wedding facility in the state. Women…read morewore dresses, skirts and pant outfits. Men wore suits, business casual and jeans. The barn was nice and clean. They have beautiful bathrooms. The wedding ceremony was at 500pm in front of the oldest hickory tree in the county. They set up 200 chairs with an aisle down the middle for the wedding party to enter. The property has a nice area to take pictures and enjoy and outdoor pre-reception. Our reception was inside the barn we ate comfortably and heard bride and groom stories, prayer, a charge from the father of the bride. Dinner was catered by Thunder Bay Grill. The wedding party DJ played nice taped music during the dinner. Dessert was a cheesecake. At the end of the reception we launched balloons with lights in them sending off in the air on a new adventure, just like the bride and groom. A beautiful night. I highly recommend this facility.

The place was clean and playing great jams all night…read more When we arrived we asked if there was any bowling deals and the worker said no so we paid for our 2 games. We wanted to add a third so went up and saw they had an unlimited bowling sign up after we had already paid for 3 games. So we had paid 2x the cost we should've. Felt like we were being upsold. Otherwise it was a good experience and the beer towers were reasonably priced

We came on a Sunday for my 7&8yr olds first time, expecting things not to be busy. Tyler D. was on…read morethe only visible person at the front and got us set up on two lanes, warning us of possible technical problems with one lane. Shortly after our first game, it got insanely busy. Tyler was literally running around- from addressing guests concerns, to running the front desk/getting people set up on lanes to running out food. We did end up having problems with our Lane but Tyler and the mechanic did what they could to get the problem fixed. When it still wasn't working, Ashley helped to get our situation fixed, apologized and gave us passes to try again another day. Even through the mechanical issues and food wait weren't fun and kind of frustrating, Tyler and Ashley left us with a great experience! We will definitely be back!

Na Zdrowie! Located…read morein a very picturesque part of Franklin, the Polish Cultural Center is a gem! I personally went to check out their fish fry, and was definitely not disappointed. While it was a little on the pricier side, the fish was extremely tasty, and the pierogi's were as good as you can expect! Would recommend checking out, even if you don't have any polish blood in you, because these poles know how to cook!

Had been to Polish Center for weddings and events etc,but had not tried the fish fry.During Lent,it…read morecan be tough to get in,but even though it was crowded, we were able to get in and find a table. No frills for sure,but that's ok.The fish was cod and very crispy (breaded,wish it was battered) and fries,coleslaw and rye bread,but also had a couple of pierogis to go along with it,being that we are Polish a definite plus.Great bar with Polish beer available too(Tyskie).All in all,not bad,little pricier($18), but we know it goes to support the Polish Center so that's ok.Definitely worth checking out.

We stopped in at Meyer's for a late lunch today; we hadn't been there for a couple years, so we…read morewere a bit surprised that, despite it being 1:45 on a Sunday afternoon, that there weren't more people - it was ALWAYS busy, no matter what time of day. We did note there were some not so good reviews, so......?? But we were very glad we stayed! Our server, Jay, was extremely friendly, answered our questions, and took good care of us without being intrusive. My husband had the Sunday special baked chicken, which came with parsley buttered potatoes, green beans, and a mound of stuffing under the at least three pieces of tender, moist chicken, and a fresh and crisp tossed salad. He thought the chicken was absolutely delicious. I had the liver and onions dinner, also served with parley buttered potatoes and green beans, and I chose a cup of chicken vegetable soup. The soup was very good and loaded with diced carrots, which I love. The liver was cooked just right, and as it was thinly cut, it had such tenderness, and as an onion lover, I very much appreciated the huge mound of sautéed onions accompanying the meat. I will say that the beans and potatoes needed more seasoning, and extra salt and pepper helped out, but even the liver needed it. My husband thought the veggies also needed salt. A small chunk of sliced bread was served; it was rather dried out, so we passed. While we both had food, primarily some of our potatoes and his stuffing, left over, we chose not to box it up and take it, as we had errands on the way home and didn't want to risk spoilage in the warm car. I say this only because the portions were so large - and my entree was supposed to be a "light" portion! We'll definitely be back, as we had very good meals for good prices; next time, we'll be sure to bring a cooler!

I liked how the food tasted, and how Julia, our server, gave us great customer service. The quality…read moreand amount of the food my aunts and I orders was the perfect amount.