My sister and I recently held our parents' 50th Anniversary Party at Heritage Hall, and we couldn't…read morebe more pleased. Food was excellent. Chef Daniel prepared a fantastic buffet and even special meals for the children. Staff was willing to help us in every possible way to create the perfect event. Prices were fair. We received many compliments and our guests had a great time. The only (minor) drawback was a lack of cellphone reception in the hall (in case anyone got lost on their way or needed to get us a message during the party.) We couldn't be more pleased with Heritage Hall.

From the owner: Strikers Social is the newest destination for events, parties, and corporate gatherings—located…read moreinside Village Bowl & Social! Our flexible venue accommodates 60 to 300 seated guests, making it perfect for both intimate celebrations and large-scale functions. We offer in-house catering, with customizable options from buffet-style menus to à la carte selections, so you can create the perfect package for your event. Visit us online at villagebowl.com to explore our space, or stop by in person and enjoy a fun night out with bowling, music, pool, and darts.

Highlights/Lowlights…read more 1. Friendly Service 2. Great Wine 3. Light Snacks Available I visited AppleWorks for the first time this afternoon and loved it! There is ample parking on site making this winery very accessible. We were treated by the friendly bartender who I believe is the owner. She explained their wines to us in just enough detail and walked us through how to make selections for a flight. I did the red flight and you got 4 wine samples for $12. Super affordable! We also ordered a large cheeseboard which was more than enough for two. There are pizzas and soft pretzels available at night on the weekends but since we were here on a Friday afternoon they weren't serving those yet. A lot of Wisconsin wineries do really well with sweet wines but don't have a large dry offering. My flight of 4 red wines was perfectly dry! We really enjoyed our time and can't wait to come back and try what looked like a really nice outdoor are when the weather gets warmer.

A nicely refined winery with lots of history to the property and modern facilities. Most of the…read morewines here are dry. White wine tasting is $9 and red tastings are $12, for 4 samples of each. Bottles tend to run $15-$20 for whites, mid $30s for reds, and $45-50s for reserve bottles. The proprietors are friendly and knowledgeable. Though adding a pallet cleanser of some crackers or even water would be an improvement for tastings.

It is an absolutely beautiful and amazing venue. I attended a wedding here last week. And oh my…read moregoodness it is incredible. It is very well set up and the features are very accommodating and easy to use and so beautiful. It is highly recommended.

From the owner: Established in 2016, we proudly operate as a family-owned business. Our gorgeous venue with premium…read moreservices exceeds expectations time and again. Boasting an industrial rustic one-of-a-kind feel, Terrace 167 is the definition of “rustic chic” while offering all of today's amenities. We are conveniently located in beautiful Richfield, WI, 20 minutes north of Milwaukee and nestled in the rolling hills of the scenic Kettle Moraine/Holy Hill area. From weddings to private parties and corporate events, our natural elegance and rustic ambiance offers the perfect backdrop for your next occasion. We can’t wait to see your dreams come true here at Terrace 167. All custom lighting through out the venue...Book your tour and see what Terrace 167 is all about! Terrace 167 is a Venue unlike any other. In a rustic blend of industrial inspired décor, this inviting space will give you an unforgettable experience from start to finish.

I'm here to rate the pub. Best pizza in town! Good bar to watch sports games. They have an awesome…read morepatio area and live music. Get the waffle fries.

Hate to say will not be returning after golfing here from the beginning. fairways resemble…read moreMilwaukee streets - potholes and rock hard. if someone tossed a cig, they would have a wild fire they did preserve the greens so you can practice putting. To complete the experience, the bartender screwed up an old fashion?! Yikes! Lloyd Robinson is due an apology.

Really great little bar in the Falls! The bartenders are all volunteers and super friendly! They…read moreonly serve frozen pizzas but they also have popcorn. Went there after horrible service at the Alumni Club a few doors down. Our first visit we were greet by the bartender Tracy. Super funny and engaging! Told us about all the events they have there which sound like a lot of fun. We did shake of the day and I won $25! She made sure our drinks were filled and when she stepped out to stock, she made sure that everyone was taken care of. We asked for suggestions on places to eat and visit since we just moved here. She wrote them all down for us and told us about them. When we closed out our tab she gave us each a drink chip to use on our next visit! We will definitely be back soon to meet the other volunteers!

Horrible. My father (who is a vet) and I went there and the young girl with piercings on her face,…read morewas more concerned with "hooking her friends up" (that's what the young guys were saying) with free drinks. We were riding through MF and my dad wanted too try this post. NEVER AGAIN! You need to find people who star respectful of our senior vets

My family and I have stayed here many times over the years, but, after my most recent experience,…read moreI/we will never stay here again. Much of the hotel is worn, tired, looking, and in need of a deep cleaning. The bedding on one of the beds was dirty. The bathroom sink drained so slowly I could only run the water for 30 seconds at a time to keep it from overflowing. The complementary make up remover wipes had "turned," and were discolored and less than pleasant smelling when removed from their packaging. The in-room air conditioning unit was too loud to accommodate sleep- - 64.7 dB-- and produced a less than pleasant smell. When I turned it off (in July), the intermittent snoring-like sound of the refrigerator woke me up repeatedly throughout the night. The wall mounted shampoo was beyond empty (a disappointing discovery during my shower). There was no counter space available in the bathroom (perhaps because I was given an accessible room, but I'm not sure), so getting ready in the morning consisted of multiple trips the dresser/desk back to the bathroom and in needing to repurpose the sink as a bathroom counter. When I retrieved something that inadvertently fell from the sink to the bathroom floor, I found a pile of debris that had been pushed to the corner (out of sight) versus cleaned. I couldn't even imagine eating breakfast where food preparation and presentation were likely in spaces that were just as dirty. I paid more than $300 for my two night stay and, honestly, would not have stayed here for even $30, given my really disappointing experience.

Start off with really friendly, helpful employees, then add refurbished rooms with windows that…read moreactually open! I know this may sound like a minor detail, but when you travel for work as much as I do, a little fresh air in your hotel room goes a long way! Everything was clean and tidy, including the pool area, which I did not use this trip. The rooms have a mini fridge and a microwave, which again, are helpful to those of us who live out of suitcases on occasion. Also, the hotel was quiet and therefor it was easy to get some rest. It will be my new go-to hotel in the Milwaukee area for work.

Professional, packed dance floor all night, & great staff!!…read more As a bride, for me, a packed dance floor is a sign of a successful party...Craig's team did not disappoint!! Craig had a great read of the room. I made a request during dancing and within seconds Craig was able to create a mash-up. Throughout the night they checked in with me and wanted to ensure that all songs I wanted to hear were played. Weeks before the wedding, we meet virtually two different times to go over my vision, finalize the reception timeline, and announcements to make. I first saw All-Star Music at a wedding I went to and now one of my bridesmaids booked him for her wedding!

I can't say enough good things about Craig Krueger from All-Star Music. He was recommended to me by…read morefive different brides from The Knot, and BOY, were they right. Craig has a website where brides and grooms can log on and create a list of song requests, special introductions, dances - you name it. He called to check in with me about a week before the wedding and asked really thoughtful questions, things I hadn't even considered. And then, the night of... He was an adorable emcee, very enthusiastic and great with keeping us on track. He actually started earlier than we requested when the ceremony turned out to be shorter than expected. And once it was time to boogie, he kept the dance floor packed for four solid hours. He never went for the cliche, current pop sensation of the moment, he picked a lot of classics that had everyone on their feet. And he continued to check in with me, even making sure that one slightly inappropriate song request was okay with me. We had people dancing all the way up until the very last song. PLEASE hire this man. You won't regret it. Thanks, Craig!!!!

A really nice place to visit that is open several weekends a year that includes a variety of food…read morechoices, many different vendors selling everything from soap to nuts. While lawn ornaments are always my wife's favorite my preference is the Bloody Mary Located near Holy Hill is a perfect location to visit.

Five stars for location. Minus one star because no ants to be found at what is supposedly an "ant…read morefarm".

I hadn't played Kettle Hills in over 15 years,the more things change, the more they stay the…read moresame(in a great way).They have kept all the things that make it a great venue to play(course condition,service and most of all the price!)We played the Valley(the have 45 holes,2-18's and a 9 and different difficulties for all types of players)and it was awesome. They even allowed us to walk(some places only want you to use carts as it makes them more money) which I hadn't done in a long time,at I loved it.Their prices are outstanding, given the quality of the course,I called around and they were definitely top of the list.What also improved was the food choices and quality, both are excellent now.Kettle always had a special place in my heart as I had a hole in one there(although Kettle never put it up on their wall of famethough)with my dad and brothers over 30 something years ago there on Father's Day of all days,so it was like seeing an old friend, who had not changed a bit,and was even better than I remembered. If you live to play and want a bargain, this is,The Place! You and your buddies can thank me later...

We find the fairways & greens are in excellent shape. We've golfed at Kettle Hills for nearly 4+…read moreyears. People know our faces & are extremely friendly & considering the busy course, all are on par with friendliness & recognition. We highly recommend.

You know I love a good hidden gem…read more Old Germantown is just that. We were in the general area-ish doing some shopping and wanted to get some pizza for takeout some place closeby to enjoy at home while watching the Olympics (because it's in Italy--so pizza seemed like just the thing). A search on Yelp brought up this place as somewhat closeby. It was after dark when we went in search of it. We drove down a rural road past what appeared to be a driveway that led to a farm. This can't be it. We tried again. Navigation brought us to the same driveway. My husband was ready to give up. I decided to call the business. A kindly gentleman answered and said--yep! It will look like you're driving to a farm but we're here! As we got closer to the end of the drive we saw a bustling parking area. While it might be hard to find--the people have found it. And, so did we. We entered to find beer hall vibes with tons of communal seating. We asked if we could order to go which they were more than willing to accommodate. We found a couple bar stools at their bar, ordered our salads and pizza, and then enjoyed a couple of stout beers while we waited. The beers, salad, and the pizza straight from their wood fired pizza oven were all fantastic. We got one of their specialty pizzas which was a white pie that comes with ricotta (as well as mozz) mushrooms, and basil on a crust that has just the right amount of chewiness and char. Lovely! The folks working here were above-and-beyond friendly. And, one told us that they have a large outdoor patio during pleasant months. We will definitely be back during the pleasant months. And, let's be real--during the less than pleasant months as well. Get to it!

This is definitely a hidden gem that you'd never just stumble across. There is no signage at all…read moreand from the street it looks like an old barn off the road. Upon driving in there is a building for the restaurant along with nice outdoor seating, and area for kids to play! We went in mid May on a sunny but cool evening. The kids loved having the sand area and toys to play with while waiting for dinner to arrive. They have a good menu, but there seemed to be a decent amount of items unavailable especially the sausages my friends wanted to try. We ended up with the spring pizza, sassy pig, a plain cheese, and then a three combo of sausages. I thought the pizza was all good, not the best I've ever had but solid. The spring pizza was my favorite. The sassy pig was very unique but good! Personally, I wasn't a huge fan of the sausages but others in my group liked them. We upgraded that to include fries and there was only a very small amount. We will definitely be back, seems like a great spot for groups!