Staff really friendly. Food came out so fast & was amazing. Unique little joint I'd definitely…read morerecommend.

Great food and a fun atmosphere! There are so many menu…read moreoptions it has something for everyone, including kids.

Bbq smoked wings…read more Come here on Wednesday! Great service, good vibes, got the game on.

We were in town and went here for Friday fish fry during Lent. It was loud, and the bar atmosphere…read morecompetes with the restaurant atmosphere, but it was busy and between Friday fish and NCAA basketball, the servers were hopping. The food was fantastic. The beers were cold. The staff were attentive and friendly. Even though it gives bar-in-a-college-town, there were also plenty of families having a night out, as well. It also looks like they have a patio or outdoor seating in nicer months.

Rosie's cafe has always been one of my favorite breakfast spots! Everything from the cinnamon rolls…read moreto the coffee to the atmosphere to the staff is always wonderful!

Just visited La Crosse and figured I'd start my adventure with breakfast. Rosie's Café came highly…read morerecommended--and now I know why. It's the kind of place that doesn't just serve food, it serves belonging. The moment I walked in, I was greeted with a warm "Good morning, hon!" and my friend had a coffee that could wake the dead (or at least a sleep-deprived newcomer). The décor is charmingly vintage, like your grandma's kitchen met a roadside diner and they decided to raise pancakes together. I ordered the chicken sandwich for breakfast! Don't judge it's a thing. because I didn't know what I was doing, and wow--turns out Rosie knows exactly what I needed. It wasn't fancy, but it was perfect. The staff made me feel like I'd been coming there for years. They joked, they chatted, they refilled my soda before I even realized I needed it. It was the kind of kindness that makes a city feel like home. Rosie's isn't just a café--it's a welcome mat with syrup on top. If you're new to La Crosse, start here. You'll leave full, caffeinated, and smiling.

im not the type to complain, but.... lunch time experience,, Lasagna was actually cool in the…read morecenter ,,,, the veggies in my Garlic Butter Vermicelli Pasta with veggies and grilled chicken tasted terrible like they came from frozen plastic bag and my whole plate was not served hot,, the grilled chicken tasted good,, .. the garlic bread is dipped/submerged in butter,(just way to much garlic butter) the fish sandwich was just a piece of fish on a piece of bread and a small condiment container of tarter sauce our previous visit wasnt anything to brag about either.. sorry, but most likely wont be back ,, visits in the past were pleasant, something has changed , maybe something to do with the addition , cooks ??

Quaint and delicious while also being very decently priced! $7 alcoholic drinks is always a win for…read moreme. The bartender was super nice and had great suggestions. I ordered the ribeye since it came with a soup or salad ANNNNDDD potatoes or veggies. I opted for the French onion soup and some veggies. Holy moly, the cheese on that soup is no joke! It was a delicious soup but it did lack in onions (maybe because it was a small bowl that none got scooped up into it?). I ordered my ribeye medium rare and it came a perfect medium rare. The ribeye itself was of the thinner variety so don't expect a thick steakhouse ribeye. It was still really good though especially because it was so much food for under $30! The turtle cheesecake was TO DIE FOR! Ughhhh I'm a sucker for some caramel and chocolate in a cheesecake. I wish I lived here because I would be a regular for sure.

Do yourself a favor and enjoy! The sirloin was amazing. Save room for dessert. The staff was…read moreamazing!

What a great dining experience. Had an appetizer and 2 entrees and all were excellent. Such a nice…read morealternative from the same old thing at other restaurants. Atmosphere was very nice with plenty of options on seating. Outdoor patio looks great for a warm summer evening. So glad we found this place!

I frequent this place often and finally decided to leave a review. The bartender Eli was very…read moreprompt in getting my drinks and putting my food order in. My burger (crunchy nacho gauc) was amazing and came out fast. Eli and many other staff checked in on me during the meal. The atmosphere was also very welcoming. This is a place I would look into for any occasion!

Cheese curds!! By god order some cheese them!!! if you don't, you're letting the best of life pass…read moreyou by! Upon entry, the place is very clean, and the staff is very friendly and accommodating!L the drinks are on point and delicious!. Our entrees, good lots sweet baby Jesus; great food! Every plate looked amazing! The food quality is amazing and you will not leave disappointed!

Great view of the rotary lights, yay for coat check…read more + Beef short rib ($42): very tender (7.8/10) + Beet salad w goat cheese, pecans, ($15 + $15 chicken thigh) w a fruity vinaigrette was refreshing. Pricy to add chicken but it was juicy and well worth (8/10) + Norwegian salmon ($38): best salmon I've ever had, cooked perfectly, not dry and nicely crusted. Served over lentils and capers (9.3/10) + Pumpkin risotto ($27): did not have any pumpkin flavor (5/10)

Located inside the boutique hotel - Charmant - is the bar and restaurant. The kitchen is open and…read morethere is kitchen side seating if you wanted to watch them prepare dishes... but it can be a bit loud. The server - Landon - was very professional and detail oriented when discussing specials and items on the menu. Had the scallops and they were delicious. The lamb dish was also very flavorful. Ended the meal with a well made espresso martini. The dessert options did not really appeal to us, so we did not partake. The restaurant is modern with a slice of steampunk with pulleys they suspend the lighting.

Osteria Emilia in La Crosse absolutely delivered. Coming from Chicago--where we have no shortage of…read moreincredible Italian restaurants--I was genuinely impressed by the quality of everything we tasted tonight. The stuffed mushrooms were outstanding--perfectly seasoned, rich, and easily one of the best appetizers I've had in a long time. The chicken Parmesan was just as impressive--crispy, flavorful, and cooked to perfection. Beyond the food, the atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the service was top-notch. You can tell they really care about the experience from start to finish. Highly recommend this spot--definitely a place I'll be coming back to.

La Crosse public service announcement: if you're not eating at Osteria Emilia, you are making a…read morepretty serious life mistake. My husband and I just finished our second dinner here and once again sat there wondering how this level of food is casually happening in our small town. Start with the whipped ricotta (sweet-sour cherry jam, pistachios, mint, warm filone bread). It's the kind of dish that makes the whole table go silent except for the occasional "wow! The stuffed mushrooms with house-made giardiniera (served in a little old-school paper cup) are ridiculous. Then the meatballs. Listen carefully: these are the best meatballs we have ever had. Ever. Tender, moisty as hell, clearly packed with Parmesan or some kind of Italian wizardry. Absolutely absurd. Entrées like the Americano Bianco, chicken vodka parmesan, and the deeply comforting spaghetti alla vodka (find meatballs in this one) all deliver. We still haven't managed to catch the lasagna bolognese because it sells out every night -- apparently you need to arrive before about 6:30 if you want a fighting chance. And dessert? The banana pudding tiramisu is borderline illegal. Bonus detail: the playlist is also tippy tops -- banger after banger that has you swaying in your seat and singing along between bites. La Crosse: PLEASE support this place. Restaurants this creative and special do not show up in small towns very often. If we somehow lose this gem because people stuck with chain restaurants... I will take it personally.