Fantastic brew pub that excels by focusing on a limited selection of excellent flatbreads and a…read moresmall appetizer menu. The Basil Blush is the best Margherita flatbread I've ever had. Complex flavors, crisp flatbread-yum. Fast service, great beer selection and Wisconsin's own Jolly Good soda for the win. Spacious with gorgeous private areas and European style bathrooms. Truly a gem.

On the way to our lake house, decided to grab a drink in Waupun. Stumbled upon Hoya and walked away…read moreimpressed. Super cute inside with tons of seating and a great outdoor patio. The bar is in back along with the fermentation and bottling room. A diverse beer selection with a great cocktail list (which you don't typically see in a brewery). All around a great spot. I didn't try the food but the pretzels and flatbread looked on point. Waupun isn't big so hoping it pulls in people from surrounding areas. Big fan.

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.

The cheese curds, beer, and "chippers" get a 5/5…read more The wings were chewy and sparsely sauced. The service was extremely friendly and pleasant, but a little slow. We didn't mind. I'd come back, but would never recommend the wings. If I enjoyed my main dish this would be a 4/5 review.

One of the funnest outdoor places in town. The atmosphere is fun and they get some really good…read morebands playing there. Bring your bug spray and a chair for the outdoor music.

This place actually exists, and not just in Peter Griffin's world…read more Tucked away next to a supper club on a little peninsula on a lake in central Wisconsin is indeed, a tiny bar called The Drunken Clam. You won't run into Peter here, but you'll meet other delightful people -- locals and vacationers. Most of the time, it's closed, but on the rare occasion that you find this building open (usually a weekend evening during warmer weather), it's a bit of a delight. Owned and operated by the people who run Twin Shores next door, this little building has a tiny, crowded bar with one table, and several outdoor tables. The drinks here are the same as the drinks at Twin Shores. It's a perfect spot for an after dinner drink when you want to sit outside and breathe in the fresh lake air on a warm summer night.

This brewery was worth the trip!…read more One of the few breweries in Wisconsin open on Monday and all the beers I tried were great! I literally tried them all throughout three flights. My favorites were "Toes in the Sand" Sour, "Perky Blonde" coffee blonde, and "Garczynski's Best" pilsner. Dog friendly and board games/cards and chalk for the kids available. I seen a giant pretzel made, but other than that and bags of chips no food. They also have a cooler with sodas and non-alcoholic drinks available

Went there last night, and had a flight and a full pour. Some of the beers were great, some were…read morejust ok, but service from Shaawn was friendly, and we got to meet the owners. I am sure this would be a great place to visit in summer, where the great looking patio can be enjoyed. I got to wear the big hat! One suggestion I'd make is to make the ordering area a regular bar with stools (with an "order here" sign on either end for people not sitting at the bar) letting people socialize with the bartenders a little more easily like in most taprooms. Otherwise, we had a good time.

Stopped in on a recent Saturday for lunch. It was relatively quiet so bellied up to the bar…read more Sauer's is pretty spacious inside with the requisite gaming machines along the wall. My server/bartender was attentive and very welcoming. A solid selection of taps, cans/bottles and your standard offering of booze. They do have a menu of different old fashioneds for those inclined. Their menu is your standard pub options-appetizers, pizza, wings, burgers, sandwiches, and fish on Fridays. I opted for one of their daily specials-steak sandwich. I opted for the upgrade for the side of fries that came with and selected the pickle chips. I am glad I did as they are some of the best I have tasted in quite sometime. Thinly sliced, they were perfectly fried with a thin batter that didn't hide the flavor of the pickle. The sandwich also hit the mark-tender steak nestled between a ciabatta bun. It was great. Highly recommend checking out Sauer's-a solid pub with some great food.

We stopped in for lunch. Our waitress, a young woman with a tattoo on her leg, didn't seem to know…read morewhat was going on. My spouse ordered the grilled cheese, which said on the menu it came with a choice of two cheeses. When he said which two cheeses he wanted, the waitress said that would be an extra charge. When he pointed to the menu, she said "she'd have to check". She never came back to tell us if he got two cheeses or not. We weren't given any utensils, so I had to get up and get my own from the hostess station. My burger had a very strong taste of livestock and barnyard. I also ordered an ice water which was almost undrinkable. At least invest in a faucet filter, guys. The homemade chips with garlic cream cheese were very good, though. At the end of the meal, the waitress brought our check, but then came and took it away from us because she forgot to add the beer my spouse ordered because their water had such a bad taste. Since she had already dropped the ball so many times, this could have been an opportunity to extend a gesture of good will and give it to him on the house, but alas. In addition, they have kind of a snotty little sign in the entrance demanding you wipe your feet as if you're a child, and they proudly display that they do not offer any service for their ample patio seating. Just not a great experience.

Very lively vibe on a Friday night with live music and bingo game. Came here for dinner before…read moreheading to a local festival. Counter service for food and beer. We ordered two kids pizzas, grilled veggies panini and a personal pizza. All were delicious but the portions are on the smaller side as my 6 and 8 yr old gobbled up all the pizza and wanted more! Pizza is wood fired thin crust with a nice charred flavor. The beer was excellent as well. Overall, highly recommend it for a family dinner!

Was in town Wednesday for a college game so stopped in just after 11 open. Parking was easy w free…read morestreet parking. Entered to an empty bar and two staff. Excitement filled me as i aloud said "yasss can chat you up! Hello my 381st brewery!" I was warmly welcomed by friendly & knowledgable beertender Mikey. Staff Stephanie was nearby too. Mikey built me a flight. After making my way partially through the flight & beery chat, Mikey poured me a sample of Charlotte's Revenge Scotch Ale. Mmmmm so good!!! Of my flight, none of the six would i not order again but the Maibock was my victor!! Watch out for My Sophia....she is sly @ an easy drinking 9%. Mikey poured me a blue eyed blonde while telling me it was named for the owners wife. Boom....a few minutes later Mikey "thats the blue eyed blonde behind you". They had a brick oven but we didn't even discuss food. Mikey said they just celebrated 10 years last week, March 4th. They were originally right across the street as Mikey rattled off the store names where they were. Time got away from me so i didnt look @ merch. Thats my second visits task. I really like the tap room!! Spacious, lots of natural light, the exposed brick wall, the kitchen right there and a really big bar. The brew house just outside the tap room. I like the Wisconsin shaped flight paddles. When looking @ my flight list i asked the order? Mikey pointed out there is a tiny "map" on the sheet! I appreciated that w all the rising prices Knuth still offers a reasonable flight of $2 pours! I asked Mikey how to pronounce Knuth? Then forgot to ask its definition or how the owner came up w the name? Knuth checks all the boxes! Delicious beer, fantastic staff, comfortable digs, easy parking & just an all around good vibe! Thanks Mikey & Knuth for providing such a delicious & great experience; looking forward to my next visit, cheers!

Bartending staff were not the best, friendly yes just quite slow. But all that went away when we…read moresat down. Our server was so so sweet and gave us recommendations. And the prime rib? Some of the best I've had in Wisconsin. Also the French onion soup had great beefy flavor. I would skip the spinach and artichoke dip though. What a great spot in Waupun!

A great example of hospitality, and the food was good too! Because I had my dog with me, I was…read moreseated outside, where I enjoyed a beautiful sunset. Although it was clearly a busy night, the owner brought Jay a bowl of water--with ice, no less--and later 1/2 an overcooked hamburger! Our waitress, and I say "our" because she paid Jay lots of attention, was super-friendly and very good at her job. Dinner was an excellent salad, a steak cooked to medium-rare perfection, and fries to match. Brittain House Supper Club is a super club in my estimation.

So the beer here is on the better side of average -- perfectly serviceable but not necessarily…read morestandout representations of their respective styles. As a rule, I tend to rate breweries and brewpubs first and foremost on the the quality of their beer. On that basis a 3.5 star rating would be appropriate. But the ambience and atmosphere here is so inviting and comfortable that it shows just how much these elements can bring to the hospitality experience. That said, I'd rather drink great beer in a barn than terrible beer in a Vanderbilt mansion. But honestly I would come here just to hang out and play board games even if I weren't drinking the beer Speaking of which, a crucial part of that ambiance is NO SCREENS. I'm not averse to catching a college ball game on a Saturday afternoon at a corner pub, but this isn't the place for that. Any uproarious excitement from the clientele will instead be on account of a competitive game of Uno.

Nice surprise while i was out for an out of area Harley ride, great little local place, they are a…read morenano brewery so lots of different rotating types of beers.... I didnt try any beers on tap that i disliked! Pizza looks amazing, heard lots of compliments on it! Located in the small town of Coloma so the patrons are pretty much very nice locals. I'll be back!

Wind and unwind is a Lovely cafe, they have a great staff and cozy atmosphere. I've stopped in many…read moretimes.

I've lived all over the world and been to a lot of coffee shops. However, every Christmas I come…read moreto Waupun to visit my in-laws, and every year I come to Wind and Unwind to get work done. So I mean it when I say this is the best coffee shop I've ever been to. It quaint, and comfortable. I especially love getting a coffee and sitting by the fireside. The coffee is excellent and better than it should be. Plus you can just tell that this place has created an atmosphere and service that the community loves. I love visiting this coffee shop every Christmas time.

Great location, friendly staff. I adore fresh made potato chips and these were pretty dang good…read more The patty melt hit the spot too. Oh, a friend ordered the broccoli cheese nuggets... those were good too AND healthy cuz they have broccoli in there.

We went again today giving the last chance to give a good meal and once again it was terrible…read more Burnt Chicken "wings" which some were more like legs vs wing, fries with cheese were undercooked and even other customers looked and commented on how terrible it looked, and the bartender apologized as soon as it was set down. After 3 recent try's and after years of stopping and having good food it was just terrible.