Super cute brewery and restaurant! Bartender was nice and knew the beers and menu well. We stopped…read morein specifically for their flat bread pizzas and they didn't disappoint!

While in the Dells, we noticed Gravity Box Brewing is building a location on the downtown strip. It…read morewasn't open yet, so we decided to stop by their main location in Mauston, only 20 minutes from the water park area! We travel for new breweries, and this spot is a must-visit. The NE IPA (Origami Rooster) was really good, creamy, and delicious! Hopefully, we can make it back to visit the new location soon!!

Stopped in for their chicken special on Sunday. Atmosphere is lively & fun, our server was nice and…read moreprompt with hot food. The chicken, so flavorful and crispy! We also tried the tator logs, sweet potatoe tots, cheese curds and toasted ravioli all amazing!! We will definitely be back!

Love the food love the atmosphere. Have great fried chicken and rib tips. The staff is very…read morefriendly. And the other patrons are very friendly too.

Delicious food and very friendly service! Just passing through and highly recommend! Had lobster…read moreMac n Cheese and chicken bacon ranch wrap. Excellent!!

I love this place for it's chill demeanor and good bar food. I had the aka codwich that was…read moreperfectly cooked. You don't need the whole bun so I gutted my fish sandwich and only ate a bit of the bun. The fries are amazing but it's hard to eat the whole meal because it's a ton of food. I know it's out of the way but it's well worth your time!

This place is fantastic! It is just east of downtown Wisconsin Dells in the former Port Huron…read morebrewery. It is a self-service taproom. You give them your credit card and get a plastic card that you dock into a reader on the wall and you pay by the ounce. You can sample as many beers as you want. You can have a full pour. You can choose which type of glassware you want it in. You can have a flight. I have beer, cider, and wine. They do have an outdoor patio and occasionally have live music. There are some snacks available for purchase. They also have a mead on tap. Plus a barrel, aged beer that you have to get at the bar and a couple of other wines at the bar.

From the owner: Bevy is the newest full-blown brewery AND winery to hit Wisconsin! The tasting room is open now and…read morewe can’t wait to raise a glass with you. Cheers!

We were in the Dells April 24 - 26, 2026 and ate dinner at Monks 2 nights!! My son has life…read morethreatening food allergies to dairy, eggs, peanuts, fish, & shellfish. Although the sides were very limited due to a shared fryer our waiter, Gabe & the manager Jake were amazing and did everything to accommodate us to the best of their ability!!

If you're walking down the main drag in the Dells and want to escape the polished resort traps for…read moresomething with actual character, pull open the door to this place. Just be ready to squeeze in The decor is the first thing you notice. The walls and ceiling are practically plastered with local apparel, and for whatever reason, there's a heavy monkey theme going on with all the gear. It gives the place a great, unpretentious, classic Wisconsin dive bar vibe. The menu keeps it simple: standard, no-nonsense bar food. We're talking burgers, baskets, and fried sides. Service was surprisingly snappy given that it was shoulder-to-shoulder at the bar. If you want a quiet, intimate dinner, this isn't it. But if you want cold drinks, killer curds, and a vibrant crowd, it's easily a solid four-star stop on the strip. I'd definitely grab a beer here again. the burgers claimed that they were world famous but topping your burgers is a little strange, they charge 25 cents for tomatoes and lettuce

i don't really understand what is happening here but i like it…read more there was beer, and like the other places in the dells, they have the three main food groups, burger, chicken sandwich, and mexico. there are lots of employees bustling around and wearing neon clothing when there are black lights. it got pretty loud in there on a sunday night so consider wearing earplugs. i think after 11 it turns into a nightclub

Food from the Jamaican place was great and tasty but the one across the bar with the elote in the…read morebowl had some issues. The service was same with the restaurant the ladies at the Cousin Eddies were great but the other one truly didn't give a damn about anything Place is very cool with the cars and hanging bus.

Friendly bartenders, cold beer, a classic dive bar with great ambiance. It has not changed much is…read more45 years.

This place is a must see, very cool vintage barn bar , drinks are very well poured and great…read moreprices. Get out and enjoy the drive and make sure you stop here for a quick beer or cocktail! Must see!

Okay- the German food is great! But the Columbian food blew us away. We got the Patacones con…read moreChicharron, Arepas, and Schitznel. So good!!!

Know before you go…read more.. Let's just start by saying that I am a big fan of German food, and given that there just so few German restaurants around, when I find one I get excited to try it. Initially, I was hoping to dine here with my wife on a Monday evening, but the online hours said they were closed. So we drove downtown into the Dells to search out somewhere to eat. As we drove past Hofbrewzhaus, I saw that they were actually open, so we excitedly parked and walked over. The exterior is really nicely done, and it looks modern and up-to-date, as if someone was really excited about what they were doing. Having heard they had 30 or so German beers, I was excited to try something I don't often get. My first hint that something was odd was when we walked in the door, and the wall in front of us was done up with Colombian flags and other such South American decorations. I was confused, but we continued in to the bar area, where we met a friendly Colombian (?) woman wearing a t-shirt that said "Prost!" Businesses in the Dells are known for having a lot of foreign employees, so again, this didn't throw me off too much. She sat us at a table, and served us, and was very friendly and sweet the whole time. We tipped her well. When we opened our menus, however, I quickly noted that page 1 was German food (and it was a somewhat limited menu), and page 2 was Colombian food (and it was a jam-packed, extensive menu). I ordered beer, and it took about 5 tries to pick something they actually had! Somehow, I managed to pick--again and again--the beers they were out of. Bit of a bummer, but I suppose it happens. Still, it's never a good feeling when you can't trust the menu... Anyway, I got schnitzel and my wife got something Colombian. I had ordered the schnitzel sandwich (which was around $14) and was served the actual schnitzel entree (which was $22)...but oh well. Look, none of this is really a complaint...service was good, the food was ultimately fine. The beer (once I found one they had) was good. But it was nothing special. And if you're looking for an authentic German experience, this was about as authentically German as the kids running around Wizard Quest down the street are authentically wizards. About as authentically German as Mt. Olympus Waterpark is authentically ancient Greek. About as authentically German as Kalahari Resort is an authentically southern Africa safari experience. Which...I suppose...fits the Dells...

The Service was real good, Dimitar gave us excellent service and the food was real good as well…read more Ordered the Cheese Curds. It was a small portion but it was good. I also ordered the Pork Tenderloin and it was delicious.

The good - the location, nice seating outside…read more We had the veggie pizza. Nothing special that makes it stand out more than any other veggie pizza I've had a bar in my life. We had some special appetizer - corn elote dip and chips. We weren't very impressed with that either. My boyfriend said it feels like something they just took out of the microwave and needs more flavor. They gave us paper/styrofoam plates. I guess I would have preferred plastic over that. The plates wanted to blow away every time the wind blew through. And it just felt cheap, and wasteful. It is a nice place to enjoy the view of people walking by and have a beer. But I was not impressed with the food.

I don't know if this is a real dive bar but it's billed as the smallest bar in the Dells and…read moreprobably a novelty more than anything so I went to grab a beer before lunch. It's set back from the street behind another business with plenty of parking next to some tables under tents. The place was closed or a prop because there was no one working and it was empty on a Saturday afternoon. Yelp has no hours or a phone number so I couldn't even figure out when to come back or if they are a real bar, I did like the novelty and I really wanted have a beer here.

We visited Jesse's Hideaway in 2016 and loved it. Small, and great company. Can't wait to go back…read moreon our next trip this summer.