What a cute place! My parents have been here before, but this was my first…read more We first checked out the gift shop. So much stuff and it's not junk! I could have easily purchased more items than I did ($85), but I have to fly home and I can't pack everything I wanted! Then we went to get lunch. My mom and I both had a blt. She had a hot mocha latte and I had the grasshopper mocha iced. Everything was really good! With both of us getting chips, our bill was just under $50. I would get everything again. Gift shop, restaurant area and restrooms were kept clean. Then we went out back to walk along the water and see the covered bridge and chapel. Most everything was kept nice outside, too, but I was disappointed on the clumps of cobwebs and dust on the chapel and the dirty and cobwebbed windows on the outside. It wouldn't take much to wipe those items down. If I'm in the area, I would definitely stop in again!

Charming shop with equally charming, well-stocked coffee shop…read more The atmosphere of the former mill renovated to a restaurant-coffee shop is a small gem for the Waupaca and surrounding chain lake area.

We stopped by here while out running errands and found this family run coffee shop. They roast…read moretheir own beans, offer baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, and other treats, and have coffee samplers available for purchase. In addition to hot beverages, cold brew and smoothies are also available. They also have local honey for sale. There are different spaces for sitting to visit and even board games to play.

Bryan and Cara are two very upstanding people and have made their coffeehouse a pillar in the…read moreRedgranite community. Fresh roasted on-site coffee pairs exceptionally well with one of their breakfast sandwiches. They recently added gluten free ciabatta bread so any breakfast sandwich or panini can be made for gluten-sensitive people. My favorites drinks are the lavender oatmilk latte and cold brew with cold foam and a pump of whatever I'm in the mood for flavored syrup. Don't forget to get a bag of fresh roast beans to make coffee at home! It's always a good day when I can stop at Wild Pines coffeehouse and connect with others while enjoying the best coffee and a savory bite to eat! Highly recommend!

Cute little restaurant in the tiny town of Adams, WI. I had a belgian waffle with cherry topping…read moreand 2 scrambled eggs. Waffle with the cherry topping was great. I also took 2 cookies for later in the day. While i greatly enjoyed the breakfast i was disappointed in the peanut butter cookie. It wasn't fresh. It looked delicious and i was hopeful but it was hard and not pleasant to eat. Maybe it just had been in the cookie jar too long. I mean it is a bakery and cafe and should be fresh. Their easter cookies and pies in the display case looked AMAZING. I wish i had chosen one of tbose. Anyway, i would go back for breakfast and for pie or maybe one of tnose beautifully decorated easter cookies. But the peanut butter cookie - i will pass on that. Staff were very nice!

Wonderful small town place to stop for a slamming breakfast sandwich, frozen pizza or sweet treat…read moreto go. The menu is pretty extensive and they serve breakfast all day. A favorite dish seems to be the Alaskan waffle which is topped with ice cream, chocolate syrup and whipped cream. We ate breakfast here and have stopped in a few times just to pick up some bakery items. We love the banana cream pie cup, lemon curd bread, turtle lava cake and chocolate covered Twinkie's. Service can be slow (by Milwaukee/city standards) but everything is served hot and to order. There is typically one waitress working too so keep that in mind. Cash payment is preferred and there is a small surcharge for credit card purchases. They have weekly bingo games and you seat yourself if you want to dine in. This is a breakfast / lunch spot as they are not open during dinner hours. Definitely worth a stop if you are in Adams County or camping at Roche-a-Cri state park nearby.

We stoped in our on way north. We ordered 3 southwest breakfast wraps…read more The special for coffee is bee my honey coffee and fireside coffee. They were both very good.

Great atmosphere, amazing coffee, friendly staff, homemade sweets made fresh! Had multiple…read moredifferent coffees, scones, cinnamon buns, etc! Every day everything was delicious and consistent. Would definitely recommend stopping by here if you're in the area 10/10

Milty-Wilty is the real deal drive-in restaurant. It's real, not retro...good food, service, and…read moreexcellent prices. Their menu is extensive, custard cones are great, it's like a Wisconsins version of Mel's Drive In from American Graffiti. They even have miniature golf too!

My family and I were passing though Wautoma around dinner time and wanted something to go that…read morewasn't the usual fast food chain restaurants. Milty Wilty Drive-In is on the way out of town heading east, so we stopped there and placed an order to go. One kid got two hot dogs, the other got chicken strips and regular fries, my wife got a plain cheeseburger and regular fries, and I got a plain double cheeseburger with seasoned curly fries. She and I also split a grilled cheese. The regular fries have absolutely no salt or seasoning on them. Even with being straight out of the fryer they weren't the most crispy, so being bland too was very disappointing. The curly fries were preseasoned, so that couldn't be screwed up, yet I could oddly taste a hint of onion rings from them being fried in the same oil. Like the fries, the burgers were completely unseasoned. The double cheeseburger was maybe slightly bigger than a double cheeseburger from McDonald's, so I don't think it was worth the extra cost when size is similar and taste isn't as good. The grilled cheese had enough cheese to cover a single layer inside the sandwich with no thickness to it. It was better than the burgers, but that's not saying much. The kid with the hot dogs said they were "fine" and the kid with the chicken strips said they were "ok", neither of which are ringing endorsements. There were only two chicken strips in the basket and not a ton of fries. Maybe for a elementary school kid this would be enough, but for a 12 year old boy it wasn't.

This quaint restaurant, located about 15 minutes from Stevens Point, Wisconsin, was worth the trip!…read moreThe ambiance, customer service, and delicious food made for a wonderful dining experience. The cheese curds arrived hot, fresh, and perfectly tasting... absolutely delicious! The old fashions and Bloody Marys were also made to perfection. The bread basket was a nice touch, although as a typical Wisconsin supper club fan, I was surprised the relish tray came at an extra charge instead of being included. The dining experience itself was unique and welcoming. The servers greeted us at the bar and escorted us to our table once it was prepared and the salads were already set out for us. The smoked salmon appetizer was a bit disappointing, as it was essentially a piece of smoked salmon served over lettuce with capers and crackers. My steak had quite a bit of gristle, although the flavor itself was very good. The standout dish of the night was definitely the pork ribs....you can absolutely tell why they are known for them because they were delicious! Overall, I would recommend checking this place out for the atmosphere, drinks, service, and their famous ribs.

Shrimp Pizza at Two Lakes Supper Club Almond WI is amazing. Bluegill Fish Fry was delicious as…read morewell. Don't forget to stop at the bar for a tasty Brandy Old Fashioned. Reservations recommended

Best place for ice cream and burgers with the nicest owners!…read moreThe young husband and wife that own the place always have smile on there face and enjoy taking care of there customers. I've never been disappointed with my experience!

I've never had a bad experience at Dairy Treat. There are lots of options on the menu, and the…read moreprices are fantastic! The sundaes and blizzard-style desserts are just as good as DQ but at a much lower cost. I'm happy to support this local business. (I can't comment on the hot food -- I've never had it.)

Tucked away just outside the little town of Hancock is this Gem. Hancock is home to several…read morecampgrounds and many vacation homes. We stumbled in here one day looking for some flowers, we left with local cheese, sausage, baked goods, and a few gifts. This is now our go to for many odds and ends. We had breakfast there once and were very impressed with the "homemade food". It is not your average diner or "greasy spoon". Their selection is more like you would find at your grandmas breakfast table. If you are in the area and looking for a unique experience make sure to add this to your list of stops!

Gramma Miller's is such a great place, especially this time of year. During the summer/fall they…read morehave a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables that are locally sourced. They also have tons of arts/crafts and specialty items. Candles, decorations, homemade jams and jellies and yard/garden decorations. The one thing that is simply amazing is the fresh peas when they are in season in the end of June. They also have the fresh peas that are frozen on site. At $9 a bag, they are worth it! They also have Amish bread, which is great to make french toast with. If you are in the area, stop on by. You never know what you might find!