My wife and enjoyed their fresh halibut. It was one of the finest meals ever. The service was also…read moreexcellent. The salad bar fixings were as fresh as can be. I did think the up charge from a veggie mix to asparagus for $8.00 was a bit much. It would have been appropriate for this to have been mentioned when offered. But that fact did not detract from a very enjoyable experience

Warning: Mice droppings everywhere including tables and dining room…read more July 18th visit. 8pm Out of town visitors and this place was recommended to us. Appeal was my partner wanted prime rib. Place is dim lit, has a vibe that is historic and old. Dining area is decorated with train decor and vineyard items. I had the teriyaki chicken. Chicken was on the dry side, a little more pineapple would have been nice instead of a 2x2ish block that was mostly core. Salad bar was basic, not a classic WI supper club salad bar. Lettuce, veggies and dressings. Prime rib was reportedly decent. Nothing over the top. Waiter was asked several times to bring horseradish until my partner just got up and went to prep kitchen by salad bar and got it himself from an employee. Waiterstated that his other tables kept him busy. It's wasn't that busy. While we were waiting for our check, I started looked at the bottles more the are sitting on a ledge overlooking our table. This ledge is from about adult chest height to eye height. And then I noticed the black flecks. And as I get closer a I realize it's mice droppings. Then I look over to my partners side of the booth. I tell him to look at the black "sprinkles" and agrees it's mice droppings. We were speechless that being said. We got up and looked at the booths behind us and every booths had mice droppings. Even ledges away from tables. We continued walking from dining room to the bar area. That entire brick wall ledge on the way had mice droppings. How this is being overlooked is absolutely frightening. There is a definite mice infestation in this building.

Our overall experience was great! The atmosphere, bar, drinks and overall feel were perfect! We…read moreall agreed that the food was good, but not to the level we thought it would be at. Someone had compared this place to Delmonico's in Madison and this is definitely not nearly close. The service was amazing as well!Again, the food was good and our overall experience was great!

We attended an event catered by Pogy's and the food and the entire staff are amazing. The food was…read morehot and delicious, served on time, and the staff are friendly and attentive to everyone's needs. If you need an event catered, be sure and call Pogy's first.

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.

It's the American Legion; what else can you say? Located on the north side of town on Sand Lake…read moreCoulee RD, this is a place you want to support. If you are new to the area, this is the place to see what's around town. People are friendly here, and it has the heartbeat of the community here for all intents and purposes. This is a sizable building with community space to be rented for you events, a restaurant and a bar (of course). The bar has a full array of spirits, and a good tap selection for beer. The other side of this equation? Pull tabs are available. Food is standard bar food for the most part. Hamburgers, wings, cheese curds, etc. Available. One item which is always worth the trip....Friday fish fry. The fish can be baked or batter fried. One of my highlights during the Lenten season.

Best fish dinner around by far always in good company with the veterans! They also have chicken…read moredinner as well. Even have music.

Great ambience, super clean facility and good food!…read more Server greeted us promptly and gave us the lowdown when I stated we were here for the first time. Food took a bit longer than anticipated to come out on a (slowish) Thursday. First cheese bread came out burnt. Draft taps were good-- especially the rum runner and rootbeer!

We stayed overnight at Alchemy Brewing while traveling from Oregon because they are a Harvest Host…read moresite. Matt the owner and Bridget, the barkeeper couldn't have been more welcoming and helpful. We had tacos and the Alchemy Fresh Hop beer and they were excellent.

Priya's Spice is a tiny but busy little diner/ grocery store. We went there for dinner and got the…read morebutter chicken, and lamb curry. Food was amazing. Spice was taste buds bombing but not overwhelming. Loved it all. The only thing that made dinner not appetizing was the amount of flies flying around and the sticky floors. The sun beams through the windows adding warmth, along with the wonderful aroma of deliciousness is a cozy buffet for them little pests. Definitely will return but will do take out instead.

We've visited Priya's on several occasions for both dine-in & takeout…read more First, the highlights: the food quality (flavor, texture, temperature, etc) is genuinely in keeping with authentic Indian cuisine. I say this after dining in numerous Indian restaurants across the country. Secondly, the overall service and timeliness in food preparation is reasonable to me for a new startup. Lastly, the ambiance is certainly austere (disposable dining ware and flimsy tables/chairs) for an option of sit-down dining, but again, given the high quality, I'll certainly return for more sit-down & takeout!

We stopped for Friday night fish and it was good! This atmosphere is more cafe style but if you…read morearen't looking for something fancy then this is a good place to try and they even had beer! We tried their Wisconsin cheese soup along with the fish fry which included choice of potato, cole slaw and dinner rolls. The fried fish was perfectly done. They serve breakfast all day too and have homemade baked goods for sale.

Gross, really gross. The ceiling was leaking all over and there were random food storage containers…read morecatching the water..The roast beef & gravy came in a can and was cold when I got it. Like I just came out of a can cold. My kid got chicken strips that tasted like old oil. 80% of their menu was breakfast items and breakfast is only served until 11. So if you like cold food from a can in a leaky roof atmosphere, this is the place for you.

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