food snd service are amazing.with lots of varieties and fresh food their garlic cheese sticks are…read moremust try item and good environment.

Love this local diner inside the BP gas station. It was a great surprise the first time we ate…read morehere. We shared a Rueben sandwich and it was really good. We have been back 2 times and have always had a great meal. Prices are very reasonable. Service is great and place is clean. Definitely will be back.

Used to love this place, after trying with new owners, food has no flavor, how can you ruin…read morebiscuits and gravy, don't know but they found a way (ps) prices have doubled

One of my favorite butcher shops in the area. Friendly service. incredible product. Their in house…read moresmoked beef sticks and ham is not to be missed. Places like this are a dying breed. Glad to have them.

Excellent quality meats and friendly and helpful staff. They freezer paper wrap which is so much…read morebetter than plastic shrink wrap. Highly recommend

HighCross Farm was our choice for a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) subscription this summer…read more By subscribing to a CSA, we paid up front for 20 weekly shipments of organic produce. The food goes straight from the ground to my table with no middlemen or processing or storage. And our money goes straight to the family growing my food and I get the freshest produce of anyone I know. It's totally a win-win situation. The farm is just an hour North from Milwaukee near Kettle Moraine State Park. Every Thursday they harvest and ship whichever crops are ripe and ready. These are sent to 23 designated pick-up locations (half in Milwaukee, half rural sites). For all the details of the 2011 share check here:http://www.highcrossfarm.com/csa-2011.html After reading all this you might think we're some sort of foodie fanatics. There has to be some sort of catch, right? Clearly we must be paying an arm and a leg by wastefully supporting some kind of hippie farmer charity cult. WRONG. We went in with a neighboring family to split a full share of weekly groceries. Our out-of-pocket cost is less than $16 per week. Way cheaper than buying this stuff at Pick-n-Save. But it's organic. Oh, and it's locally sourced. It turns out that another subscriber has even started a cooking web diary, so we should see some of the CSA produce appearing in recipes at http://sarahnett.wordpress.com/ as the summer wears on. I waited for our first delivery to write this review, but as expected the contents of our bushel box looked and tasted amazing. Already we are staring at baby bok choy, a tomato plant, scallions, Swiss chard, fresh strawberries, mizuna, two(!) kinds of kale, lettuce, oregano, arugula, sage and more. I urge you to sign up for this CSA or one like it. You'll be doing good works with little effort by voting with your pocketbook. And also Thursdays will suddenly become the best day of the week!

We chose HighCross Farm for our CSA because they delivered to a household in our village and…read moreoffered smaller shares weekly. For 20 weeks out of the summer and fall, we receive the freshest, cleanest and prettiest vegetables, fruit and herbs that we simply have to pick up at a local neighbor's house. We also receive an emailed newsletter soon after delivery with news, recipes and storage tips. A friend had complained that her CSA only delivered a small variety of items that she got over and over but the Vogelmanns ensure there is a variety of items throughout the season, so it's always a surprise. A typical box may include a fresh bundle of greens (lettuce, spinach, etc), beets, rhubarb, potatoes, carrots, peppers, onions and always a cutting of herbs (that's one example box--they shake it up through the season as different items come in). The first year we belonged, they sent along a variety of Asian greens, so we had a fun time exploring ways to use these unfamiliar vegetables. Having a CSA delivery is a bit of a time commitment. You really need to like to cook--these are not "convenience foods." That caveat has nothing to do with the Vogelmann's business. They try to forecast what we might receive the next week, but they can't always be right on target so each week is a new culinary adventure. Especially in early summer, a cold snap could screw everything up. Typically on a Thursday afternoon we pick up the box, then I unpack, wrap, and sometimes process some of the vegetables as well as look up recipes and plan meals. Make sure you have freezer space--you can blanch or sometimes just chop up some of the items and freeze them for later. There is nothing better than pulling out summer vegetables in the middle of a dreary winter. The cost for our small share is $26 a week, a pittance for organically-grown vegetables and fruits and for the education my 13 year-old son is getting about the crops that are grown in Wisconsin and the taste of fresh-from-the-ground produce. This year my son begged me to get the "farmer box" again. We are so pleased to support a local farm and to eat the best of the season. I am entirely impressed with the Vogelmann's operation, their commitment to organic produce and their customers, and their love of what they do. I have not had one hitch yet and we're on our third year this summer.

I've only been for the donuts...........and the donuts are good!!…read more I'm a traveling businessman and I like to bring donuts to my clients when I visit them. But, admittedly, I am a donut snob. Having had a donut shop in my family while growing up, it was burned into my brain that "Big Donut" chains are garbage. You know what? They are. Do yourself a favor sometime, if you don't believe me. Use YELP! to seek out a good locally owned donut shop in your area. Stop in and buy a few. Then to to a "Big Donut" chain and buy a few comparable donuts for a taste test. You will notice the difference. As I do my research for the regions best donut shops, I found that this area of Wisconsin has little to nothing to offer by way of good local donut shops. Having discussed this with my customers over dinner, the night before our site meeting, they directed me, specifically, to the Mayville Piggly Wiggly. So, first thing in the morning, I found myself in Mayville. If you're not familiar, Piggly Wiggly is a grocery chain. Once I walked in to the Mayville location, I looked right and was staring down the appetizing end of a double barrel donut/pastry case. I walked over and with each step, I found that these donuts are larger than they appear. Very large donuts, overall. Big and delicious looking apple fritters. Dozens of donut goodness to choose from. I had them load up two boxes of a dozen each to take back to the plant. But, of course, I had to make my own personal assessment. I mean, what kind of guy would I be bringing in untested, unverified, undocumented donuts? I'd still be me but I would be proud of it, that's who! I tried a Cruller and a Fried Croissant. Both were delicious. Now the Cruller was different than I'm used to. I've always enjoyed a good French Cruller. This is a round donut, but almost braided looking. Like a tractor tire, almost. The Piggly Wiggly Cruller was straight and, slightly, banana shaped. It wasn't as light an airy as the French Cruller's that I'm used to but it was good in it's own right. The Fried Croissant, though good, wasn't as flaky as I'm used to from other places, but none of it was wasted. Please keep in mind that I am making comparisons. If you've been to enough donut shops, you know that certain donuts can vary from place to place and that's okay. So the differences that I've pointed out are not bad, but rather they are simply differences, that's all. My actual go-to litmus test for donuts are yellow cake (or vanilla cake) chocolate frosted round donuts. A very traditional staple that any donut shop should normally have. If you can get this right, you've automatically got more than half of my vote. Piggly Wiggly didn't have this kind of donut. Instead they had chocolate frosted chocolate cake donuts. Looked good but not the same. I cannot speak of the rest of this store. I went in on a mission. Spotted my target. Gathered the goods. Mission executed. I didn't really even notice anyone else in the store. Except........there was a sweetheart of a young lady working the Customer Service counter. As it was early and there were only one or two checkout lanes open, with people checking out, she called me over as she saw I didn't have much to check out. She didn't have to do that, but she did and she was extremely nice. Would I go back? I would. Not because it's really the only place to get some good donuts in the area, but it's because they are good donuts. The ladies at the counter were about as sweet as the donuts they're slinging and you'd be hard pressed to find a group of such delightful ladies at that time in the morning. Now get out and go get you some donuts!

i love this store, they always have every thing i need, and want , it saves me time and travel,…read moreeveryone is so freindly and helpful. i love all the new additions

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!

Enjoyed experiencing this spot. Though I didn't try any, I noticed they had several gf friendly…read moreitems in their bakery case I did have the grilled chicken sandwich with the BEST gluten free bun I have ever had. All staff were so happy and attentive. Would definitely recommend. Cute diner.

We were in town for a wedding and were looking for a place to get breakfast...if this is you too…read morereading this and looking for breakfast...YOU FOUND IT! This is easily some of the best breakfast food we've ever had! So much food too!! The portions are amazing! Leave room (or like us just order to go) for the awesome baked goods up front! Just so good! The service was excellent and on top of that...the prices are low for what you get!!! You can't go wrong...you gotta try Mr and Mrs P's!!

My go to place in town for a great hamburger and a beer, Friday night fish, pizza, wraps, I think I…read morehave tried something from each section of the menu, and it was all fantastic. It's a local hangout for happy hours and it seems like the locals have been coming here forever. It gets kinda rowdy when someone is having a party, but that's a testament that it's a great place to be. The wait staff is great. Even on a busy day they are happy to serve you and usually check back to see if the food is good, and later they ask if you need anything else. I highly recommend.

If you want to wait 50 minute for JUST AN ORDER OF FRIES, this is the place for you. Had to beg for…read moredrinks as well. Kinda ridiculous, be better.