We saw reviews for The Diner on yelp. So glad we went! Great staff! Fun ambiance! Amazing food!…read moreThey even serve burgers on Johnston hard rolls! YUM! We got bacon cheeseburgers, fries, and cheese curds. It was all so good!!! But more than we could eat. They use thick bacon and burgers are all 1/3 pound. We wish we lived in the area so we could go back. Go and Enjoy this fabulous diner!

I'm in Fond du Lac for Oshkosh and stopped in The Diner for lunch. It's a great local spot for…read morebreakfast and lunch. I had a patty melt and fries that were perfect. Nothing fancy, just good food. The staff were all friendly and welcoming. Always support local businesses when you travel. Why would you go to a franchise place where you get the same thing you do at home? Go local for a taste of the place you're in.

I was going to stop at a different restaurant in Lomira for dinner on this particular evening, but…read morethey were unexpectedly closed so I looked at my bookmarks for another option. The Pioneer Keg in Theresa was the closest place that was open in my bookmarks and I knew of at least one menu item I wanted to try, so I pivoted and went there instead. To go, I ordered the brick cheese cheese curds and a 1/2 pound grilled cheeseburger with fries for the side. I opened both containers to take pictures right away and my first reaction was disappointment in how plain and limp the fries looked. To top it off, they were barely salted. This was an upcharge from chips, too, which made me regret paying the extra money. I was excited for the cheese curds, but they also didn't live up to expectations. The breading was, I dare say, chewy with only the very tips where it was dropped into the fryer being crunchy. They ended up being the highlight of the meal, though, which doesn't say much. Other places that sell grilled cheeseburgers have both the top and bottom buns be grilled cheese sandwiches with a burger patty/patties in between the sandwiches. Apparently not at The Pioneer Keg. All "grilled cheeseburger" means to them is the bun should be replaced by pieces of grilled Texas toast. There wasn't a single speck of seasoning or salt on the burger patty and cheddar is not a flavorful cheese to use on a burger, so that was underwhelming to say the least. I give them credit for the meat having a fresh quality to it, but that's not enough to make me want their burgers ever again.

What a great little gem of a bar. Just blocks from Widmer Cheese. We had some delicious bar…read morefood. Their legendary cheese curds were tasty. We also tried the prime rib rolls and pickle chips. Actually I thought the pickle chips were the best I have ever had. Also impressed the had bock beer on tap. We will definitely be back soon.

Love that the business is making dye free versions of their delicious ice cream. The place is a…read moregem and Chef Adam has some of the best soups and burgers around. Highly recommend trying when they have food specials. I love coming in the cooler months for the soups, they are SOOOO good. You can sit at the counter or a table/booth. It's such a neat piece of history and I am happy to be able to patronize such a great family business.

I've been here a few times throughout my time living in this area. The ice cream is always good (if…read moreyou like Malts, their chocolate malts are delicious) and I absolutely love the environment of the shop. They have good outdoor seating as well during the summer time. The only downside is that there isn't a lot of space inside but it's a small town so it's to be expected. The service is always pretty decent, nothing to note on that! The food on the other hand hasn't ever been my favorite. The Mac and cheese is basically glorified under seasoned Kraft mac and cheese. I tried a burger recently and it had too much ketchup and mustard on it which made it was hard to eat. The cheese curds are okay but aren't very crispy. Overall, everything is pretty overpriced. It costed me over $16 for a chocolate Malt and a small burger with no side or anything in a small town. Overall, it's definitely a fun spot for a sweet treat with friends but if you're looking for a good bite to eat, I would suggest heading 12 minutes away to Johnson Creek and go to Pinecone or to the Diner downtown if it's open.

What a cool little diner…read more My grandma lives over in Kingston, right next door to Markesan, and I usually get up there (I live about an hour and a half away in Milwaukee) at least five or six times a year. Every time, no matter what, I make sure to stop at Sandy's. It's very old school inside (in a good way), and the atmosphere takes you back to a time when small-town diners were still a big part of a community. The service is always impeccable, the food is great, and the prices are so cheap compared to some other restaurants in the area, especially the overpriced places in Green Lake. The clientele is mostly locals on their lunch breaks or getting breakfast/dinner after finishing a shift at the factory in town, and they almost always strike up a conversation with my grandma and I and are very nice. Such a gem to have in Markesan and something I look forward to each visit.

Very welcoming owners. The food is always fantastic!! Highly recommend this small town diner!read more

Weirdest name for a restaurant with some of the best food in town!…read more I've been to Mother's Day Restaurant a few times now, as I frequently travel to this area. What a great place! When you walk in, you are truly walking in to a family diner that oozes of home cooked goodness. Food cooked to order that is delicious every single time. My personal favorite, as I've been there for lunch a few times, is the BLT. Sounds simple, right? I love a good BLT. Simple by design yet some places still manage to screw it up. Not Mother's Day. They got it right on target. Perfectly toasted bread. Crispy crunch salty bacon-y bacon. Crisp fresh lettuce and a perfectly ripe tomato to balance it all out. Can you taste it? I want it.....now! The servers at Mother's Day are about the friendliest group of people you will ever encounter in your life. Guaranteed. Anyone that says any different needs to look in the mirror. Always attentive, friendly and helpful. When you walk in, you'll notice the bakery case. Pastries, cakes, pies....whatever is fresh and in house that day. On my last visit, I noticed the carrot cake in the case. So I asked about it and was assured that it was incredible. Well, good luck cramming down a piece of anything after you finish your meal at Mother's Day. Did you say, to-go? I'm listening.... They sold me on the carrot cake and guaranteed that it was amazing. So, later that evening, I confirmed their words and that carrot cake, was in fact........AMAZING! Would I go back? There's not a lot in this particular area in Horicon, WI. But that's the beauty and the secret of Mother's Day. You don't need anywhere else. You could put 2 or 3 fast food junk chain restaurants all on the same block and I'd never even notice them, fully knowing that there is a gem of a restaurant called Mother's Day just waiting to serve up some delicious home cooked food.

An all around, nice quality coffee shop/lunch counter. Nice staff, decent food and generous…read moreportions. Nice interior decor, too.

If you're looking for that yester years coffee shop charm, you have to visit Walkers. The food is…read morefabulous, the pies are made on site and the coffee doesn't get any better than this! Large dining area for the whole family or a party. The owners are truly passionate about this restaurant and service and quality, you'll see that when you come in and there's a good chance you'll meet one of them! Can't wait to return again soon!

The service was fast and friendly. The pies and desserts are amazing!! Reasonable prices, will be…read moreback!

Wedding venue review only: Pleasant location for a wedding. Scenic setting outdoors. Supper club…read morevenue for the reception.

Stopped here after visiting Ledgerock Distillery. Sat at the…read morebar. Sawyer was very informative and personable. He paid attention to everyone at the bar and took togo orders. I had the country fried steak and my wife had the tuna sandwich. Both were very good as well as the sides. We will return.

Biscuits and gravy were good. I ordered a side of Biscuits and Gravy…read more Should have just ordered the entire breakfast for a few more dollars. Price wasn't listed and my bad I didn't ask. Service was good.

I was driving back home from an early morning trip to Fond du Lac and wanted to pickup breakfast…read morealong with way. Options aren't plentiful after you leave Fond du Lac heading south really until you get just outside Milwaukee, but I knew Diner 67 in Lomira was an option. I called in an order for a breakfast wrap with bacon for the meat and an order of wheat toast. The wrap was excellent. The bacon, egg, and cheese all took turns standing out and I appreciated that the wrap was herb flavored and not just a plain tortilla. The hashbrowns that came with the burrito were buttery and delicious without needing to add anything to them. The toast, which I asked to have extra butter on, was perfectly toasted and buttered. This was a solid choice for breakfast and I would stop again.

My wife and I have eaten here several times; service has been consistently good, and food has been…read morewell prepared and presented. Management is quick to correct any error in an order. Pricing is fair. we found that there is likely to be a wait for seating during popular days or times of day. A special shout-out is due to Mike, the do it all guy who quietly fills any role the management assigns him. He has been ther for years.

They don't disappoint! Always great staff, fast food service and classic diner feel. This will…read morebecome our mandatory stop when stocking up at Warehouse 151!

Stayed here for a long weekend with my partner for a wedding nearby. The inn itself is a restored…read morehistoric building with a bar and hot tub in the room which was nice to unwind it. The building itself is definitely old and the ac units in the room are loud and the blinds are pretty see through, making it both loud and bright in the room. I came with ear plugs and a sleeping mask so it worked out for me. The furniture is a bit sparse all around, but still a nice inn and place to stay. The parking is free and there is plenty around the building and it was nice to be close by a coffee shop. The inn provides a lot of food recommendations and things to do nearby. If I had time I would have checked out the Horicon marsh to go birding.

Very European. So as an American, not exactly my vibe. Sure, it's a historic building, downtown in…read moreMayville. Question is, who wants to go to Mayville?