This bar is a bit of a 'famous' place for my family. Every year, the men of my family take a road…read moretrip to a Green Bay game and they always stay in La Crosse for one night. This night always consists of visiting Del's. My husband and I decided to take this same trip, but in the summer. This way I can experience the same places the guys go. When we get to LC, we went to Del's even before our hotel. It's a nice dive-bar-esque place. It's a bit dim, but that's what bars are supposed to be, right? I like the circular layout of the place. My husband bought a shirt. We didn't stay incredibly long, but long enough for a couple drinks. Bartender was great. Thanks for letting me finally see the place that is so important to so many people I love.

Stopped in to Del's yesterday, Sunday afternoon. Bartender was friendly, it was his first day…read more Opted for a $2.50 PBR. We discussed their selection of bloodys but I decided not today but will definitely try one my next stop in. I didn't peruse their website beforehand but had stopped @ an ATM en route which worked out, they're a cash only establishment. They do have an ATM if you din't bring cash. Their yelp page reads: accepts apple pay, accepts credit cards..... I didn't ask their significance but I liked the random signature bricks on the floor. I like the variety of decor around.... I really like the etched glass/mirror hanging high above. Thanks Del's for an interesting inaugural stop, cheers.

A really great bar to stop in. The bartenders are so nice and friendly. The Mystic Margarita and…read moreTexas Toast drinks were so yummy. We were in La Crosse for the weekend nd just stopped in by chance. So glad we did.

Are you looking for a good jam, rock, blues, or bluegrass band on any given Friday or Saturday…read morenight in La Crosse? Check out the Popcorn Tavern. Nicolas David from the Voice has played here numerous times...and this tavern consistently draws acts from the Twin Cities. The best part of the whole deal is that I have never been charged a cover to get in and see good music. Sometimes, during shows, they serve free beer in the back from a keg...most likely PBR. Free music, and free beer? Is this heaven? Looking around the bar, enjoy the years and years of graffiti on the walls in the back of the bar. There are some really great artists in this town...and some fancy poets. The bathrooms are so full of markered writing, you could stand in there for a number of minutes just to take it in. I was impressed with the selection of crappy and not-so-crappy beer, and the service was great. The sound from the stage was great, and there was a little area where people would dance. I found the people watching here to be second to none...such an eclectic mix of society in here.

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.

Your standard hole-in-the-wall dive bar. The beer is cold and cheap plus the tap beer will come in…read morean ice cold mug. There's enough seating to fill the bar and a few tables to the side for groups. If you're looking for a quiet place to chill while not breaking your wallet, is highly recommend stopping by.

Great neighborhood bar. Local people that know a lot of area/city history. Easy to talkk to…read moreanyone sitting at bar at anytime of the day. Only been there a few times but bar staff and owners always nice and fun. Great juke box. Never have left here without a laugh

Cheap drinks but seemed like little or no alcohol. Bartender, big bald guy, never left behind the…read morebar, wearing sweats, basically yelled at me whiskey or brandy when I forgot to say which I wanted in old fashion. Settle down, it's not a test. Not a great welcome for a new customer to ur establishment. Came back later that night when some ladies were bartending, much better service and drinks. So I guess it depends on who's working whether I'd go back or not.

Nice little dive bar with cheap drinks. Cash only, but cool place to visit…read more 1980's music going in the back ground. Love it.

Delicious food ! Great staff. !…read moreLoved it!!! We had Philly, Vietnamese, Cuban , cheese curds

After a late check-in & 2 failed attempts at dinner (kitchens closed early), we opted to give these…read moreguys a try, as we didn't want burgers/fast food. We were greeted immediately and there was a board up for specials. I opted for the breakfast special of the day. The hubs went with the Philly melt. We were both happy with our choices - all of which was made fresh. The "pickle fries" were very interesting. Shoestring style fried pickles, yum. The prices were reasonable and service was good. We were surprised by the quality & thrilled we didn't hit up subway!

My friends and I, four active duty Air Force members and one civilian, went to Animal House while…read moretraveling for work in Wisconsin. We are a diverse group that includes two Black men, one Filipino, one Mexican, and one white friend. We sat at a table, watched the Lakers game, ordered a few drinks, and were just trying to relax after a long day. Less than an hour into being there, three men walked up to us and said we needed to leave because we were "causing a disturbance." When we asked what disturbance they were talking about, they refused to give us an answer and simply repeated that the "manager" wanted us out. There was no explanation, no specific behavior mentioned, and no actual reason provided. I am not someone who jumps to call anything racially motivated, but it is very hard to ignore how this situation looked and felt. We were minding our business, spending money, and showing respect, yet we were treated like a problem for simply existing in the space. The way it happened felt targeted and completely unprofessional. If this is how they treat paying customers, especially those who do not fit their preferred demographic, I cannot recommend this place. It was uncomfortable, disappointing, and left all of us with a bad taste in our mouths. I hope the establishment takes a hard look at how they handle and respect all customers, because this experience was unacceptable.

Nice, divey college bar. Very light inside, no dimming here. Drinks were fairly cheap. The…read morebartenders were super nice and friendly and answered all out touristy questions.

We held our 30th high school reunion at this gem of an establishment, and everything was dreamy!!…read more The owner is exceptionally kind, communicative, and attentive to a group's wants & needs. The food and drinks were perfect, and the staff helped us with every single detail! The setting is unbeatable, and the patio was perfect!!! Thank you for everything, Alpine Inn!!!

Great dive bar. Beer only $3!! Visit this place before (or after) the Grandad overlook. La Crosse…read morestaple. My friend's Bloody Mary was TASTY.