I've never eaten here... but any place that can say "Husband Daycare" is a winner…read more Great location right on the river. That's about all I know. Just sharing the fun idea ahead of Father's Day. I like coming here to rest by the river.

New larger menu with tons of options including wraps. The rock burger hits the spot and homemade…read morewonton wrapped mozzarella sticks or Rueben rolls always slap

Really nice taproom with some beers unique to the taproom plus the flagship favorites. Brewers…read moregone wild series. Outdoor seating, occasional food truck and live music.

Tyranena Painted Ladies Pumpkin Spice Ale: Although I've become less of a beer guy since my college…read moredays, I like to try at least one new pumpkin beer each fall. Tyranena was founded in Lake Mills, WI by Rob Larson in 1999. Although that's within my lifetime, it was well before my beer drinking days. Painted Ladies Pumpkin Spice Ale (PLPSA) comes in at an above average 7.25% ABV with an IBU of 22. The bottle depicts multiple pumpkins painted with makeup to resemble women. The term "Painted Ladies" has a few different meanings. It was chosen for Lake Mill's "The Painted Ladies Fling" because the word is often used for Victorian and Edwardian buildings that are painted in ways that help to enhance their architectural details. The fling helps to highlight business and building owners who have embellished and enhanced their buildings throughout the year. Alternatively, it can be used as a synonym for prostitute, and that's why it was chosen for this ale as some of the more adventurous women in Lake Mills dress as painted ladies during the Fling event. PLPSA is an amber ale that pours an opaque copper color with surprisingly little head. There are notes of caramel and toffee, along with pumpkin pie spices (cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and clove). I found this to be an easy beer to drink as the none of the flavors were overly pronounced (although this could also be a criticism for some). I would say it's a relatively average pumpkin beer, but that's high praise from someone who doesn't drink much beer. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews My favorite Pumpkin Beers: 1. Southern Tier Pumking Imperial Ale 2. Saint Arnold Pumpkinator Imperial Stout 3. New Belgium Pumpkick Ale 4. Cold Brew Coffee Pumking Nitro 5. Jack-O Traveler Pumpkin Shandy

I've been going here for years. It was Mr Brews, but has been bought and turned into "two-twenty"…read moreor something like that. The atmosphere is all wrong. Feels like a big loud sports bar, but they're trying to make it intimate dining. It doesn't work. Service was ok. The waiter was attentive. However, my wife asked for salmon. They were out. She asked for chicken. They were out. So she got the same salad she used to get when it was the branded chain (still on the menu). I had a "power bowl." Our seats were conveniently positioned to watch the kitchen staff cut open a bag of quinoa and black beans and microwave it. Yep. That was my plate. $20 for a microwaved meal. To their credit, it did taste good, but watching that made me realize we were definitely not coming back. Used to be a great place for a beer and a burger. Now, I'll look elsewhere. It's not bad, but the high-end pricing doesn't match the atmosphere or quality. The power bowl and salad were in the cheap end of the menu.

Pretty horrible .... Walked in walked out . Okay for a shot and beer but not to eat . Dirty and…read moreonly one waitress for the 4 tables . She apparently didn't want to be there .

If you are looking for authentic, German-style food and ambiance, look no further than Prost…read more I was raised with my mom's German cooking and the food is very spot on. The servers are great and promote a celebratory atmosphere.

We were looking for dinner when we were in Madison and this place looked right up our alley…read more.. hefeweizens and weisswurst, what's not to like? It was a cute German bier garden vibe inside an old church with lots of stained glass windows. How fun! The beer was as expected and service was relatively quick. The weisswursts were not served poached as they are in Germany. I'm not sure if it's due to having another style of preparation or just the cook overdoing it, but the sausage was very dry and overdone. Neither of us that ordered it could easily peel the skins off either. The sides were so-so. I would have been happy with just two poached sausages and a pretzel as the entree like in Germany. Oh well. The chicken schnitzel was reported to be good from another member of our party. Overall, the vibe was cool and I'd go back again for drinks and maybe a pretzel, but I'd look elsewhere for dinner.

This can be hit or miss like any restaurant. Some nights its the best food around, other times it…read moreseems like they're possibly training new kitchen staff and one person has what they expected and the other person at the same table is left slightly wanting. The service is always welcoming and respectful, regardless of how the meal came out, the servers are always above and beyond 5 stars.

Nice facility, great staff that are friendly and efficient. We were disappointed in the cod fish…read morefry dinner itself as portions were small, but quickly delivered. Good selection of draft beers.

We stopped here after biking / before hiking at Aztalan State Park and we're so glad we did! We…read morepicked up on friendly, hometown vibes the second we walked in. It was a great little hangout spot to rest & recharge. Food and beverages were available but we just had to order at the bar (no table service when we dined here which was perfectly fine). The IPA tasted more like a pale ale but hit the spot. The food was flavorful and hit the spot! Satisfying portions and yummy vegetarian options. We each ordered two tacos and shared a half pan of loaded nachos (we did the sweet potato vegetarian nacho option). There's limited indoor seating at the front and a larger seating space out back including an outdoor patio space that has tables with umbrellas. We sat out back indoors. The flies were bad but it's that time of year. There's a board game shelf, water station and lots of posters advertising fun weekly activities. I loved how kid/baby friendly the place was. They had high chairs and a changing table in one of the restrooms plus they offer kids eat free deals on Thursdays. We lucked out and came here when it was relatively slow. When we left, the bar was jam packed and while service moved it understandably slowed down. Our only regret was not purchasing a Sunshine Brew Co hat before leaving. Guess that means we will have to make a return visit one day!

The customer service was on point and I highly recommend their Hard Seltzer. Food was delicious…read moretoo. We had the carnitas tacos and half pan of nachos.

My husband and I went here for the first time last night! We were so surprised that we never knew…read moreit existed. We love beer! Maybe better advertisement? Beer was great. Could use a few more choices (Wheat beer etc.) There was a food truck outside the brewery that served wings, and that was tasty and convenient! Service was very good. We will be back!

This was an unusual visit, not as regular customers but attending a fundraiser for a local charity…read more Thank you for supporting The Women's Center! The regular menu is only beer/liquid; food can be purchased outside and brought in. (We got food from the food truck outside.) The atmosphere is nice looking and very minimalist in its decor. Bar seating and mismatched tables and chairs make it easy to combine tables for party sizes as needed. The noise level is extremely high with cement floors and no sound buffers. It was exhausting after a short time. And this may be the issue with the event, but the organization behind the bar was messy, and it was hard to get a drink quickly. I am not sure if the bartenders were "guest tenders" for the event so again, this may not be a true reflection of the business regularly. If you are a true beer lover, I am sure this place would be a good one to try. I am obviously not the demographic, but I appreciate a place for others who can find some fun.

We ended up having a family gathering here post funeral and we're grateful for the space…read more They reserved tables at the back bar for us, and we had plenty of space to mingle and talk. The music was quiet enough we could talk and catch up which was appreciated especially with an older crowd who can't always hear well. The cheese nuggets were great, but I'd have like the bread on my turkey club toasted. Overall the food and drinks were good and it worked for our needs.

We went to Bismarck on a whim before seeing the Christmas train. Josh was our bartender and host. I…read moreasked him about the Ruben. It was delicious. We received our food pretty quickly. They have a lot of old pictures on the walls, some games and a pool table. Everyone was very friendly and welcomed us. I'll go back, the Ruben was on point. Thanks Josh.

Always love coming here for the blackened mahi-mahi sandwich. It is one of the most incredible…read morelunches you can have in the area. The owner is wonderful and the way Staff is very very hospitable. It's an old-fashioned type ambience not the most comfortable seats in the world, but it is a pub an Irish pub at that!

Just had to add they have the creamiest, freshest, Guinness on tap. The food was excellent again…read more Scotch eggs and Irish poutine. Stop in for a Guinness alone.

Prbly the most racist bar around. They play Andy griffin everyday and the most whitest tv shows…read moreever its super dumb. An definitely some old heads in there all day. Otherwise the only good thing about this spot is $1 dollar bush lights and a hot bar tender. Food is okay. Pizza is great

Clean wonderful spot for a traditional Bloody Mary! Nice outdoor deck and great service. Will be…read moreback!