I love this place. They offered a community garden tour in the morning and a outdoor theater…read moreproduction in the evening. I went to both and enjoyed both immensely. They have a lot of classroom activities for the community including a very cool looking blacksmith. Make sure to check out the outdoor garden area. A must see spot in Mineral Point!

From the owner: From late winter through November, we offer scores of workshops for adults ranging from…read moreintroductory half-day classes to multi-day in-depth classes and retreats. Our instructors are drawn from a wealth of creative talents and include nationally known artists from around the world and across the street. Class sizes are small and afford plenty of personal attention. All skill levels are welcome. In addition to workshops, we offer lodging as well! Our five guest spaces - in the Coach House on our main campus and The Sardeson building downtown - are charming and unique. Your stay with us supports our arts and crafts educational programming and the historic preservation of our buildings and grounds. And don't forget: Students that choose to stay with us while taking Shake Rag Alley workshops are eligible for a 10% discount.

Fast and friendly service. Nice atmosphere, clean and great food. We'll definitely return!read more

Came in for the live music and dinner, throughly enjoyed both! The grilled cod tacos were full of…read moreflavor and loved my Kentucky mule! And the atmosphere was amazing! Will definitely be back!

We had an amazing experience at this venue. Stephanie was so helpful and we definitely could not…read morehave pulled this off without her!! She made this event so special that we decided to book another event with her that night!!

This is a relatively new spot that I couldn't find on yelp so I'm adding them with this review and…read morepictures. This spot was formerly a lumber yard and now it's a very open public gathering spot with a bar, stage, bar games and plenty of seating. The place is huge with plenty of spaces for multiple, multiple groups to hang out. The inside is barn like with a high ceiling and cool exposed beams/wood work all over. The bar had a couple big screen TVs playing boxing and very out of place chandeliers hanging from the ceiling. The sign says no public restrooms but the building next door has them and the winter time building because the great space has no heat. The bar has some taps with drink specials and most everyone was having domestic can beers for the most part. I had something my buddy ordered beer wise which I don't even know what it was but I liked it. I didn't see any food options and I thought at least get a pizza oven and serve pizzas to keep people from leaving and the $$ in the building.

Great place! Stopped in and did a flight of wines…read more Great location, outdoors was beautiful and outdoor seating was pleasant and plentiful. The scenery with the grape vines instilled in the background was very pretty. Staff was very accommodating and resourceful when we had questions. Ended up taking a Wauna Blush and a La Crescent home with us. Definitely worth stopping!

Very cute winery. Attended a baby shower there, and the space was too tight for the number of…read morepeople that were invited but it was definitely cozy otherwise. Flatbread pizzas were yummy and the bartenders did a great job keeping up with the onslaught of people. The two wines I had were just okay, but that definitely won't stop me from trying again.

First, this may have been a very atypical day for the owner, but we never felt comfortable from the…read moretime we arrived until we left at this B&B. The grounds and the house were very clean and nice, but the owner greeted us in a very cold manner, and we felt like we had to walk around on eggshells around her. Maybe it was just us. To be fair to the owner, we did arrive 30 minutes before check-in as we were on the road all day and simply wanted to walk the grounds rather than drive around for 30 minutes more. The owner was not pleased at all that we were early even though we just wanted to park the car and not check-in. She made it very clear multiple times how this was an inconvenience to her. Again, this may have been a really off day for her as others were happy during their multiple stays there. But to be fair to us, we felt a B&B should be a warm welcoming place and we did not feel this way at all.

Tucked away in a bright, verdant, corner of the Driftless Region in the American Midwest, the…read moreSilver Star Inn is a retreat like no other for travelers to Spring Green, Wisconsin. This bed and breakfast is a peaceful setting with comfortable rooms, gracious hosts, and delicious food. The location is a few short miles of scenic pastoral landscape from Spring Green. The only traffic we experienced was a tractor on its way to a family farm. Once there, you can hear the cicadas, crickets, and birds along with the breeze blowing through the nearby trees. There are walking paths with butterflies and other wildlife to see. It is an edenic setting that will refresh your soul. Our room, called "The Secret Hideaway," was tucked away on the lower level with two entryways, one leading out to a spacious patio. The room itself had a couple full beds and a futon. The bathroom is good sized with a nice shower. There is a TV we never turned on, but I'm confident it would work if anyone required screen time (I did not). There are dehumidifiers, fans and other devices that made the room extremely comfortable despite temperatures in the 90's while we were there. Your hosts, Elise and Kevin, are welcoming and give you a quick "lay of the land" upon arrival. There is a refrigerator for you to store your refreshments, but they provide wonderful baked goods, lemonade, iced tea (we came for Labor Day weekend) and other items in the small community kitchenette. There are plenty of comfortable sofas, chairs and other amenities that have been thoughtfully laid out for guests who are just relaxing on site. You'll see Kevin around the property during the day, and busily feeding guest at breakfast as he is the main chef. Elise greets you, shows you around, and introduces you to the ensemble cast of animals such as the family dog, chickens, and hummingbirds. Almost immediately, you feel welcomed. As you can see from the pictures, the food is as visually appealing as it is appetizing. Fresh fruit, vegetables grown on site and eggs from the resident chickens combine for a great meal to start your day. Everything was delicious and you are served at your table with plenty of coffee and juice available. Outstanding! If you are going to American Players Theater for shows, checking out the local art and music scene, taking in the beauty of southwestern Wisconsin, or checking out the home and inspiration of famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright, the Silver Star Bed and Breskfast Inn is a excellent choice for your lodging needs.

It's was a dark and stormy night !! Snowing so there wasn't much open. Then I saw the distant…read morelight through the blowing snow. An excellent old fashion and the best Detroit Style tomato pie I had ever eaten and i summer in New Haven CT area. Enjoy!

Food- I ordered a salad with a protein, but there was very little chicken on it. Service was good…read more The holiday Ambience was fantastic.

Amazing place to hold an event. Liz was amazing and the venue was perfect. Would highly recommend.read more

Attended the Sorghum Fest last September @ Savanna Oaks in Fall River…read more It was an awesome family event!