Came here when staying in town to visit house on the rock. It looks like one of the nicer options…read morein town and we were pleased. I got the pulled pork with two sides. One was the sweet potato fries, which were super delicious and the other was their homemade applesauce, which was absolutely amazing. They had lots of sauces on the table to choose from. I really liked the classic barbecue and the Berry one. Everything tasted good. Our waitress was amazing and helped us pick up breakfast spot for the next morning. She was also just a really great waitress and super attentive. I would definitely recommend coming here.

Bob's has GREAT service…read more The sauces are great. The ambience is conducive to socializing with members of your party. The ribeye sandwiches, which two of us had were great. The brisket was very basic. It lacked a good smoke flavor and was dry.

In Wisconsin for work from Georgia and this was the perfect place for endless refill drip coffee…read moreAND free WIFI in between business meetings. PS: the bagel and cream cheese were superb.

Not cheap, but still worth the money. I had a decaf latte, with 1/2 the amount of salted caramel…read moreflavor that's usually used. Do wish they offered some sugar free flavors, but they don't (they're all made in house. The service was friendly and efficient. Hubs and I shared a Smoked Salmon Plate and it was good. The atmosphere is roomy and comfortable. Lots of local goods available for sale also.

Pleasantly Surprised - Great Food & Friendly Service!…read more I wasn't expecting much when we stopped at Country Kitchen in Dodgeville, but they really delivered! Everyone in our group had a special request with their order, and the staff got every detail right. I even overheard the kitchen double-checking one of the requests to make sure it was correct. That kind of care really stood out. The food was excellent: crispy hash browns, big and toasty English muffins, and fluffy, hot pancakes that hit the spot perfectly. It was exactly what we needed. The host and wait staff were attentive and genuinely friendly, which made the experience even better. I'd definitely come back here next time we're passing through town. A great little stop that exceeded expectations!

Super clean and food was prepared very well. I wound hesitate a bit about fining here when in…read moreDodgeville.

Great place and Amazing soup along with cabana sandwidge. Best desserts on our road trip to…read moreNebraska.

Came through from Milwaukee to galena and stopped for a great grilled cheese and creamy potato soup…read more Great customer service

The food here is great! Some is locally sourced even. I really enjoyed the Brekky too much as I…read moreended up ordering two of them. My wife ordered the Avocado Toast. Sierra took and brought out our order and she was very friendly, helpful, and informative. Food and service was great, but the atmosphere would put this at 6 stars if it could be done. The historical building brings a charm not found in most restaurants these days. Wide windows let you see the other old, historical buildings around including the public library. Some great toys and trinkets for kids as well. Please stop by for your sake. You will love it.

Stopped by to grab a coffee on out of town. This was recommended to us by a local. We didn't try…read moreany food, but just got coffees to go. The young lady who helped us check out was super nice and helpful. I got an iced latte with strawberry mocha flavor. It's reasonably priced and all of the food looked amazing and I wish I would've gotten something. While we were waiting for our coffees, we were able to browse through some fun vintage and grocery items that they had for sale. They had a lot of great seating if you wanted to dine in. Didn't seem too busy on a Sunday morning. I would recommend coming here.

I was a bit disappointed given the hype here on Yelp. It was simply ok. The strength of my rating…read morelies in their maple bar (or long john, as they call them here in the Midwest). It's hard to find one around here anyway--in all the time I've lived in Chicago I have only found them a few times, and usually they have a stop of bacon on them (yuck), so finding one that was true to origins made me happy. And it was pretty good! It was pretty fluffy, and I've had ones that are much more dense and not as tasty. The cinnamon roll was just ok. I think that's mostly because I didn't like the icing; I think it was a pretty simple one made of powdered sugar, but I prefer a different type. The maple frosted fritter was disappointing. The woman working was nice enough. They did have lots of items to choose from and I couldn't decide so that's why I got a few things to haves a few bites of each. The price was outstanding, and that was nice too! They have lots of breads here, as well as hamburger and hot dog buns, and if I was heading to a picnic I'd get some to take along.

This bakery does not disappoint! Everything I bought there was great!…read more I originally stopped to only try their cream-filled chocolate covered donuts. But of course while waiting in line I was overtaken by a bakery trance....I ended up with a loaf of whole-wheat sandwich bread, a bag of snickerdoodle cookies, a bag of chocolate chip cookies and four cream-filled donuts. The whole take was only around $17.00. Incredible price and incredible product! It's a good thing I don't live nearby....

The food was so good and the price was great. Super cute diner vibes I won't forget…read more We had burgers and they delivered.

Simple done right. Want good food and a good price? No frills? This is the place! The service was…read moregreat, the food was great, and that's all I could ask for! Was just passing through, but will be back when we're in the area again!

Are we invisible? Just walked in, and then out, of the Dodgeville Subway. Walked up to the counter…read moreready to order. We were the ONLY 2 customers in the store. There were three employees behind the counter. We stood in front of them for about 5 minutes while they all commenced to ignoring us completely. We turned and slowly walked out and no one said a word to us. That is just pitiful, pitiful, non-existent service. Definitely not a way to run a business.

From the owner: Making change for good. We're taking a fresh look at how we make an impact on the world around us…read more It's our responsibility, and we aspire to do better every day. We want everyone to have access to better-for-you options and nutritious food. So innovations, quality control, and transparency are on the menu. Subway® restaurants are owned and operated by your neighbors. We support our communities and lend a hand when one is needed.

It's been a while, but I love how they have renovated the place. Their menu has also stepped-up…read moresignificantly. Every dish was prepared and presented like a tasty work of art. My whole family had another wonderful dinner experience. It was packed, so it was a bit louder, but we didn't mind. We were distracted by all the food. The cheese curds were lightly breaded and fried perfectly. They even had a bit of a squeak. The haystacks were enjoyed even by my family who didn't like onions. The prize app were the pork bellies. Tender, meaty, and covered with a sweet tangy bourbon glaze. I could've eaten those as an entree! My filet was a perfect med-rare. Tender with just the right amount of char. The ribeye was prepared with the same tender perfection as well. My son, who lives in Chicago, said his steak rivaled those of the steakhouses in Windy City. He really enjoyed his filet. The scallops were seared to perfection, and they were nestled in a bed of soft, warm, creamy risotto. And I mean CREAMY. It's the way they should be made. HPSH doesn't skimp either on the number of scallops; we had to box up the rest. We didn't have room for dessert, but we did box some up for later.....and they tasted great. Can't wait til our next visit to High Point!

Tonight was one of my first nights out since October, and we ventured to a family favorite -…read more@hipointsteakhouse! If you haven't been there, you need to put it on your list. My mom had Baked Onion Soup and the light side Jumbo Shrimp with Hashbrowns. She tells me it is some of the best Baked Onion Soup around so be sure to order it! I had the new menu feature - Scallops with Butternut Squash Risotto. It was amazing! Highly recommend. And, we had my all-time favorite ice cream drink for dessert - a Charlie Brown. The service is great and the ambiance is truly WI supper club!

We were in town for a night to see the House on the Rock…read more We did a quick search for places to eat that were open on a Sunday. Street parking was available. This bar was open and we were able to walk right in. We were warmly welcomed by the individual behind the bar. We snagged the table and convinced the individual to switch on the football game on the TV above us. We enjoyed a few drinks as we watched the game. She was happy to list off what was available as all four of us wanted something a little different. Menus had options for appetizers or full meals. We ordered fried cheese curds for the table first. We gobbled them up quickly. There was a changing of the guard behind the bar and we soon discovered a new waiter. He seemed gruff but really was sweet. It was starting to get busy and he was on his own. We put in our food orders and enjoyed the football game while we waited. My friend got the Taco Pizza and said she loved it. My husband and I shared a nice big hamburger and fries plate. Another individual at the table got the popcorn shrimp but there was plenty of food to go around. We all enjoyed our meals and drinks and the atmosphere. The regulars were all up at the bar and enjoying the camaraderie during the football game. I can see why this place is a regular go to for some. Cheers!

I spent a night in Dodgeville during my weekend trip to House on the Rock and Taliesin. When I…read morelooked for places to eat dinner that night, Yelp revealed only two options within about a 15-mile radius. One of them was Dino's. When my friend and I asked the hotel desk clerk for restaurant recommendations, he said Dino's is among the best in the area, so off we went. When we arrived and saw the exterior Old Style sign and rather sketchy front door, which included a taped, handwritten note warning that they accept only cash or checks for payment, I was tempted to leave immediately. It looks like a hole-in-the-wall bar, not THE place in town for dinner. But we were hungry and up for an adventure, so we went in. As expected, there were patrons sitting at the bar, but a few feet away were a few tables, so we sat down and waited, and then waited some more. After 10 minutes or so, we figured we must have to order food at the bar, so my friend went up to ask. While she was gone, a server came to our table, apologized for the delay and then began attending to us. She asked what I'd like to drink, and I asked if there were malt beverages or any options besides beer. She seemed confused by the question and stated that they have lemonade, so I decided to stick with water. A little while later, we saw another patron drinking a White Claw, though. The menu featured typical bar fare such as burgers and pizza. We were there on a Friday night, and there was a handwritten fish fry menu posted on a pillar, along with some lighthearted pandemic restaurant rules (see photo). I ordered the three-piece cod dinner, which came with a choice of potatoes. I got a baked potato. My meal was also served with a soft roll, coleslaw, tartar sauce and sour cream. I actually enjoyed it more than I expected to, mostly given the indoor and outdoor atmosphere, and it was a decent meal (though not particularly healthy) for $11.