Stopped in for breakfast while visiting my parents on vacation. Great food and great service. Thank…read moreyou Stacey!

Tried this wonderful breakfast/lunch restaurant in downtown Marshfield while visiting for a…read morevolleyball tournament. The owner and staff were very welcoming! The homemade food was great -- including the homemade bread. We will return when in Marshfield!

We stopped by this place for lunch in March. We were seated quickly and chose from a varied menu. I…read moreordered a Reuben sandwich and homemade chips and my partner had two sides, a cinnamon roll French toast and a fruit bowl. My Reuben had just the right mix of lean corned beef and sauerkraut. Real thousand island dressing came on the side, which is my preference. Portions are big here and the slices of rye were quite thick but surprisingly not overfilling. It was a very, very good sandwich and the homemade chips made it a great lunch entree. The cinnamon roll French toast also gets a good review for being tasty and the fruit bowl offered a good selection. The noise level was average and our dining experience memorable.

Stopped in for lunch with a friend. Really cool decor inside. Very busy, yet really great service…read moreand the food was delicious! I ordered the cinnamon roll French toast which was so yummy. (The little dollop of maple butter was so good!) Highly recommend for delicious food and friendly service!

Second time coming back after first visit when they opened. Great service from start to finish! It…read morewas kind of slow on an early Saturday morning which was great for us! The girls ordered the bear combo plate and they loved every bite of the huge pancakes! Tuna toast was a bit disappointing with the tuna being overly soggy and oily. The funnel salad is also overly dressed. The hard boiled egg tasted off so they gave me two fried eggs instead. Very laid back and family friendly ambiance. Portions are very generous and plenty of options on the menu for everyone including healthy eats. Will have to get the fresh squeezed OJ next time. Loved their Italian coffee. Overall, a great place in Rib Mountain for brunch. Just expect large crowd on weekends.

What a dud. You can get on a waitlist, so there's that…read more "Poached" eggs on eggs benedict were overcooked. Chicken on Cobb salad was dry and hard to saw through and thought I might require the Heimlich maneuver while swallowing. Waitress was nice. Just a complete letdown between the menu trying to be upscale but staff not being able to cook it.

Amazing fresh brunch and breakfast food. Large portions and gluten free options. Easy to park and…read moreget seated even on a weekend. Chill ambiance with quick friendly service. Highly recommend!

This cafe is so cute. I loved all the holiday decorations. We were seated right away and the…read moreservice was quick and waitress was very nice. They have a lot on the menu and I can't wait to try more. The Mac and cheese was delicious! My mom got coffee and was surprised they leave the pot with you, she loved that!

We had a group of 7 at lunch time. We were promptly seated and our waitress was very good…read more We had kids who shared two meals and it was an extra $1 to share the plate. They did bring the meals split for us. We had the Jimmy skillet, the provolone chicken sandwich and the country fried steak. All were good. They even came around with freshly backed cinnamon rolls so we had one of those too! Delicious!

Cute little café loved the different theme decorations within the café from Elvis, Marilyn Monroe,…read moreto the Harley Davidson corner. Definitely rock 'n' roll style. The sitting areas were perfect when I arrived. The place was pretty busy by the time I left of course it was already getting towards the closing time so I was able to take the nice pictures. My food was great exactly how I asked for it. I totally forgot to take a picture of it because I was definitely wanting to dig again right away. However, I can tell it was really good. My server was Emma. She was amazing, very nice and friendly. I was here for the weekend. This cafe was a nice stop.

Lauren B,, our waitress, was phenomenal. Even though the place was extremely busy she acted like we…read morewere the only people in the room. Wonderful service! The food was excellent, too. Everyone in our five person party was delighted with their dishes and everybody got something different. The ambience also has a cool vibe, since it was a 1890s bank converted into a coffee and breakfast house. This was an excellent experience.

Five stars all the way! Such a cute restaurant. We had a large group and our server was so friendly…read moreand got all of our food orders right (some of my family has dietary restrictions). The sandwiches are delicious. I like that you can pick the type of bread you want. The wheat and 9 grain breads were yummy. The sandwiches have a great combination of meats, mayos and veggies. Try the Lazy Boy and Spindle. I also like the multiple choices for a sandwich side. The side salad was good. The beef cabbage soup was amazing. Everyone enjoyed their meals. Good quality food. A wonderful dining experience on a busy Sunday brunch time. The owner stopped by and visited with us. Very nice gentleman. I'll be back for sure when I am in the area again!

The service is absolutely horrific! I give honest reviews, and I need to say that the hostess or…read morethe manager was truly a very awful person. We sat and waited for more than 40 minutes after our so called reservation. We were never asked if we wanted to sit upstairs or downstairs, but he was going to put us at a high top with two babies. That makes no sense at all! My neighbors were even there and asked for a downstairs table as they were elderly and couldn't get up the high stairs. They had to wait for almost an hour to get it. Unfortunately, we didn't even get to try the food, because the wait took so long. When I mentioned this to the manager, he literally yelled at us on our way out in front of everyone. What a wonderful memory of this place. He was a JERK. The place is adorable, but I would highly suggest to make sure you ask your customers if they want to sit upstairs or downstairs and their preferences before you decide to book a large group. Along with that, if you have people waiting for so long, at least offer them a water or something while they wait. I also heard from my Neighbors that their French toast was hard., the wait was long, and everything was overpriced for what you got. I would not suggest going here if you're looking to spend a half a day just waiting for just ok food.

Great service this time around after the menu refresh! Our server was very friendly and prompt…read moredespite having a large table upstairs. The charcuterie board was an excellent choice for a light meal while the kids eat their dinner early. The lemon dessert was light and delicate with a good balance of sweet and tart from the berries. Good beer from the Saw Mill as usual. Love dim lighting which creates a causal and relaxing ambiance.

Incredible place? Very unassuming bar/restaurant that delivers amazing cuisine. Super friendly…read morebartender confirmed my selections. The pork belly tacos and the short rib dishes were amazing. So much flavor and character in both. Kudos to the chef!

What an adorable find. I did sit in the bar, which was comfortable. You're able to do small plates…read morefor one here and get just the right amount! I had oysters, a beet salad, and cheese board. Plus a very good glass of wine for under $40! The bartender was very friendly and made my visit pleasant. My reason for 4 out of 5 stars is because it was busy with drinks from the restaurant and took a while to get served. Maybe worth a runner to assist with getting drinks out.

There were only 2 people in the restaurant besides us and the service was very slow. My wife…read moreordered a ribeye steak medium rare and it was cooked well done and it was paper thin. It looked like it was cooked on a flat top not grilled. It took over 45 minutes for our food to arrive. There was only one person working and I commented about it and he said it was like that every night that he only has help on Friday and Saturday nights. At least the cheese curds appetizer was good.

First of all, I just can't understand why this place changes names and themes every couple of…read moreyears? I'm pretty sure it used to be Italian, And before that it was something else, but it does seem to have a new name every time I check into the attached Holiday Inn. Tonight's issue was all on poor management! Maybe I should change that to terrible management.... Hope they make some improvements or the restaurant will be a Tex-Mex or Asian theme the next time I come to town! I checked into the Holiday Inn and wanted to get a decent meal. Decided to give The Rivers a try. It was a pretty busy Thursday night, almost all the seats at the bar were occupied including a large party table with 8 guests. There was some kind of event going on in the banquet hall in back and the dinning area was a less than half full. I did find a seat at the bar and immediately noticed the poor bartender was overwhelmed. Not necessarily because he was a bad bartender, more because he just didn't have any help. I wasn't really in a hurry so I decided to stay. During my time at the bar I watched as waitresses came in to order drinks, and not even think to help. I also saw a guy that I'm going to assume was the manager come in to get some change for the back room party bar... and also did not offer any help. The bartender had to serve drinks and food to everyone at the bar, including the group of 8 at the party bar. The waitresses would come in with the food, but only stood there until the bartender came and got it from them.. gave no thought to actually serving to to a customer to help out. In fact when my food came in, I actually had to tell the waitress twice that it was my food before she reluctantly served it to me! They were also out of glasses at the bar. The poor bartender had to individually wash each glass as it came in so he could refill it! He also ran out of $10 bills, so anyone getting change got multiple $5 or singles! There were also a number of times that overflow guests from the back room decided they could come up and get drinks quicker at the bar. They were even coming up for water!! Poor bartender... Poor customers like me who's drinks were empty forever as the bartender washed a dirty glasses to fill them with water orders for the customers from the party in the back! Unbelievable! The food was okay. I had the Double BLT. I like it, except the toast (bread) had a little too much garlic. I also ordered their special Brat Cheese Soup (Which came out well after my meal... instead of before). When it did come out it was still warm, but it had that film on it that comes from sitting under a heat lamp waiting for one of the waitresses to remember to bring it out! The soup was a very salty, but I did like it. Oh yeah.. one more thing that ticked me off! Even though they are a Holliday Inn Restauraunt, their system is not set up to charge your bill to your room, which isn't that big of a deal. But I'm a IHG Point collector so I couldn't get my points!! Management better start advertising for bartenders or retrain their staff to help out, because your not only going to lose bartenders... your going to lose customers.

First time here. Good coffee assorted flavored creamers. Breakfast was delicious. Eggs I'm…read moreguessing were farm raised. Orange yolks. Nice piece of ham fruit that was ripe and flavorful and sour dough toast. Hubby had chicken fried steak eggs hash browns. Couldn't finish as too much to eat. Also delicious Waitress was attentive and friendly. This will be a favorite on our list of places to go on our way west

Medo's is a solid country cafe with good eats and a pie selection that wows. I have yet to sample…read morethe pie, sadly. Their generous portions make it hard to tackle a dessert. I have mostly been for breakfast, but I have had a delicious burger there as well. Everyone is cheerful, and breakfast visits are especially lovely due to all the banter shared among fun-loving locals. For what it's worth, the Mexican omelette I had during my most recent visit was highly underwhelming compared to what one expects. The meat was not well-seasoned, nor was it plentiful. Definitely not what one would consider taco meat. It was cooked a bit too long, but that didn't mess with the egg flavor. I'm including a photo, but keep in mind it also comes with hash browns. The waitress knew I was giving them to my dad, so she kindly had the chef put them on his plate of eggs. His eggs cooked over easy looked so delicious, and he claimed they were, in fact, delicious.