Good food! Coffee great, too…read more Service Was fast and nice. Interesting vibe- it's kinda like you are in a gift shop instead of a cafe.

I got a sausage, egg + cheese with a vanilla iced latte. There were plenty of tables and space for…read moreremote work plus a lot of little trinkets that would make perfect gifts for purchase. The owner stopped to chat and my food + coffee was ready super quickly. It's definitely a good no frills spot that is great for getting work done!

Milk Chocolate Peanut Cups: I don't know if there's a better combination with milk chocolate than…read morepeanut butter. It's important that each component be just right or it can ruin the cup though. The Nutman Company was founded in 1992 in Hubertus, WI. Not that I dislike Reese's Peanut Butter Cups (quite the opposite), but Nutman's version is easily superior and possibly the best I've ever had. After having these I could easily go without ever having Reese's again (gasp). The milk chocolate is smooth & creamy. Biting into the chocolate, it's very soft & the creamy peanut butter innards are quickly exposed. Reese's has a chunkier and more solid peanut butter core. The core of this product is more velvety & smooth. It's not in a messy liquid state, but it's not nearly as firm as Reese's and other brands either. It reminds me of peanut butter chocolates from another local WI candy maker (Quality Candy/Buddy Squirrel). Just like those other brands, Nutman's version is Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews

Nutman has so many things to offer - unique and artisan crafts and jewelry, nuts, snacks, and…read morechocolates, including seasonal treats and gift baskets, a great coffee bar without the long lines you might encounter at other places, and my personal favorite- gelato! They are open despite COVID, so stop by and check them out.

This is your typical Starbucks on the inside. There's a drive through and an inside with some…read moreseats. I did a mobile order so I did not interact with the staff too much besides picking up drinks. I got a mocha cookie crumble Frappuccino and it was good. I definitely recommend ordering ahead of time so you don't have to wait for your drink.

Staff is not welcoming. On entering, staff member looked at me and turned away. When I said "Thank…read moreyou" for my mobile order, I received dead silence in return. The beverage was okay. I don't expect personalized service, but to hear "Hello" on arrival would be nice.

It was a lazy Saturday morning and I was in the mood to go out for brunch with my kids. Of the…read moreoptions nearby that I either hadn't been to before or hadn't been to in a long time, Sawmill Inn was the most appealing given its proximity to Germantown. I got the Head Sawyer (steak, eggs, and hash browns) with the double tenderloin option, one kid got chicken strips with fries, and the other got a kids pizza. We also shared a piece of coffee cake. I don't think my youngest was super enthused by his pizza, mostly because it's not memorable to him. My oldest liked his chicken strips and fries, but I don't know if he's come across chicken strips and fries that he doesn't like, so take that with a grain of salt. The hash browns were ok. They were just fried potato with no other flavor or add-in like onions. I added salt and pepper because they needed it. I got American cheese on the scrambled eggs and they were as you'd expect. The tenderloin was fine. Obviously not as good of a cut as New York strip or ribeye would have been. I ended up sharing a portion of it with my oldest and he ate it without complaints too. The star of our visit was the coffee cake. It was warm and soft and in every sense perfect. Sharing is carrying and I'm fine sharing with my kids most of the time, but man, I wish it had been all for me.

Came here for brunch and the service was fast and friendly. We were seated right away on a Monday…read moremorning. Their water is really good. I got an omelette with sourdough and fries. It was so good! The omelet didn't have as many toppings as I've usually gotten in omelets but it was really good. The atmosphere is very cute and cozy, like an inn almost. I would picture this in a hallmark movie!

We come here semi-regularly and I don't think I've ever had a bad meal. The specials are usually…read moreinteresting and one of us ends up ordering it. I went with the spicy chicken biscuit sliders and loved them, definitely a knife and fork meal though! I have to say that this time, the standout was the service. We brought our energetic 1 year old and our server Annalise was as sweet as can be. She was so friendly and patient while we fumbled over the menu (choice paralysis, it's ALL good!) and the baby tried to grab everything in sight while squawking at the lights and records on the walls. I served and bartended for a very long time and I know it can be difficult to be engaged and social with every guest all the time, so we really appreciated the experience Annalise provided for us. Thank you so much!

A friend took us to Toast Cedarburg and I was blown away with how great breakfast was. I enjoyed…read morethe huevos rancheros and my husband loved the classic breakfast. They have Kona coffee which is one of our favorites. And it didn't disappoint. I liked their coffee mugs, too. The whole vibe of the restaurant is fun, as well. Friendly service. We'll be back!

#100/2022 Another Kwik Trip one I frequent because and I…read moreload heavy for East Tennessee or North Carolina out of horicon Wisconsin they do have a cat scale. This is one of the old truck stop that got torn down a few years back and was put in with the KT. The problem I find with this one is there's many other Kwik Trip travel centers now all over the place they are coming on strong and opening up many more which is really nice travel centers with laundry showers and more. This store tends to stay a little bit more dirty compared to other KwikTrips I'm afraid. A lot of times you come in the bathroom is a little unkempt and you have to flip the light letting them know time to attend to it. Some of the employees are not the most friendly they have a little attitude every now and then depending on who's working I have run into it with a manager assistant who works towards the evening shift, and their kitchen staff. Sometimes I ask for some fresh brewed coffee and they're like used to being the cut machine it's like you have the bag still I want a regular brewed one you're supposed to do it and you can see they're a little pissy because they start slamming stuff down like you're bothering them or something. And the kitchen staff sometimes tends to get really backed up and if you want something cook fresh which is something KT still does a lot but the problem is here they say it'll be quite an extended. Of time like if you want a grilled cheese or a slice of pizza especially made they'll make up some kind of excuse. But like I said the good news is if I just want to scale out grab a drink I can go down the road and there's probably between the Illinois state line and here north of Milwaukee five or six more now full travel centers. So maybe they'll get better on the ball and get on par with the other ones but like I said for me I do have to scale these heavy loads and this is the closest place to do it where I load at.

This is a brand-spanking new Kwik Trip as the company continues its relentless expansion program…read more (It opened just after Thanksgiving 2019.) It's conveniently located just off I-41 on Wisconsin 167 (Holy Hill Road) and just across the railroad tracks from one of my favorite restaurants. (See "Sawmill Inn" for more about that.) This is a nearly complete auto and truck plaza, there's no car wash but that's about all that's missing. It's a complete convenience store with sandwiches, coffee and soft drinks (after the Covid19 lockdown, anyway)and almost anything you could need in the coolers, freezers and food gondolas. Like all Kwik Trips, the bakery all comes from La Crosse and it's pretty good. If you happen to drive an 18-wheeler, there is a huge fueling station and certified scale. It's easy in and easy out with no silly roundabouts to come through, unless you're coming from the west. You'll find Diesel #2, Premium Diesel, and Diesel Exhaust Fluid. On a local note, this facility replaced an old "local choke and puke" truck stop that was under the sign of Skelly Oil Company. When Skelly stopped being a brand, it was rebadged as Mobil but the locals continued to call the place "Skelly's" right up until the day it was torn down to build this modern facility. It wouldn't surprise me if some of the locals call this new place Skelly's as old habits die hard. It's everything you've come to expect in a Kwik Trip and a whole lot more.

After three years, it's probably time to update my review. Things have changed at PnS, most notably…read morebecause Kroger has acquired Roundy's. Our familiar old Pick 'n' Save is still called Pick 'n' Save, but it's pretty obvious something is different. On entering, the first thing you'll notice is the genuine simulated hardwood floor in the produce department. Produce also has new fixtures and a new layout. And the key word is "layout". The entire store has a new layout, so when you go to the old familiar places expecting the old familiar faces - they ain't there. Everything has been rearranged. At first, that's really annoying but I imagine we'll all get used to it soon enough. Kroger has kept the familar old Roundy's name on several products but you'll find Kroger private label products, too. In addition, Kroger has brought in new brands that you've heard of but maybe never seen before. I'm currently giving Pick 'n' Save an upgrade to three stars for new layout and new products. I'm holding off on the fourth star to watch and see what else changes for the better, for the worse, or doesn't change at all. Welcome back to Wisconsin, Kroger.

On July 15, I purchased Simple Truth Whole milk yogurt pouches for my granddaughter. When I…read moreunpacked the groceries, I noticed the best by date was 5-29-2026. Almost two months past the date! You need to do a better job of rotating stock. I was in Michigan when I noticed this, so there was no way to rectify the problem.

Stopped here on a little self-guided brewery tour of the area, looking to grab a pint and play a…read morequick card game. Parking available in a shared lot with the attached post office. The space is pretty meh...minimal decorations, stale carpet, and a lack of identity. The beertender also wasn't overly nice...pretty matter of fact and short. The beer was refreshing. I enjoyed the Red Ale, while other members of my party enjoyed the Peanut Butter Stout and IPA. They do have some food, which includes the large pretzel we enjoyed. It was a bit overcooked, but still provided some needed sustenance on our journey.

I love a small, local brewery which I stumble upon while out for an adventure! The bartender was so…read morekind, funny, and knowledgeable. I also appreciate a brewery that doesn't solely focus on the trendy beers of the moment. I had an excellent Dopplebock and Irish red ale. Both delicious, hefty beers! Such a lively, welcoming space which I can see is a wonderful gathering place for this community and those who happen upon this brewery while out for a Sunday drive. Please spot by if you have a chance or are around the area!