Atmosphere...11! Pizza...Delish!…read moreService...So nice! Thanks for a great place to visit with our family!

My first experience at a farm to table spot. It was a very open, beautiful and inviting place to…read morespend an evening. They have a large farm area, with a house like structure where the pizzas are made and spaces to sit. They also have tables and seating outside on the grass which was my favorite. The pizzas are made in a wood burning fire oven which you can watch them make and fresh vegetables from the garden are used. The pizza was very light and fresh tasting. It did not taste heavy and greasy. About 2 hrs from Minneapolis, and I would love to go back with a group of people to just sit outdoors and enjoy the open air pizza experience

I hosted a bridal shower at Sweet Legacy. Molly was so wonderful to work with and so accommodating…read morethrough the planning prior to the event and during the event. She checked in frequently asking if we needed anything throughout the event. The venue itself was beautiful. The perfect place for a bridal shower. The place settings were beautiful.

From the owner: Sweet Legacy Vintage Rentals specializes in collecting, creating and curating vintage decor for…read moreweddings, corporate events, photo sessions and more! Visit Alta Vīola's place, an event venue inside our store.

My nephew and his fiance had their wedding at this venue-WOW! This is a picturesque farm in the…read morerolling hills of west central Wisconsin. The venue is stunning for an outdoor wedding and the accommodations if weather is not on your side, outstanding. I have been to a number of outdoor, rustic/farm weddings, this place hits the proverbial " ball " out of the park! Not only is the venue and the buildings beautiful, the staff, workers, and the owners, Kristin(hope spelling is correct) and Steve, are true blue, salt of the earth, very professional, polite, kind,, and above accommodating. They kept everything flowing without any hiccups. I was so impressed with how involved the owners were, on making this day "perfect" for the new bride and groom, family and guests.Beyond that for all those thinking beyond- the parking was easy and close, with a lot of room, the bathrooms(we all know that is important at a big gathering), were spacious, clean, decorated, and well stocked. Accommodations for those from out of town, as we were, 15 minutes away in Black River Falls. We stayed at the Comfort Suite - it was more than we needed for a family of 5.For those wanting a venue such as this, all I can say, is, don't let this Diamond in the rough, go unchecked. Kudos to this family and this total package of true elegance, and outstanding service they have put together in the rolling hills of west central Wisconsin!

From the owner: Garden Valley Gatherings is a beautiful, rustic wedding venue located in Alma Center, Wisconsin…read more This venue provides a country setting that is conveniently situated just seven miles from interstate 94 and is a short 35-minute drive from Eau Claire. You and your guests will enjoy the charming barn, the rolling hills, and the meticulously groomed green fields that create an enchanting and magical feel for your big day. Our venue offers various ceremony sites and reception areas, so you can conveniently celebrate your entire day at one location.

The Skyroom was the perfect place to host my wedding. The whole team was kind, adaptable, & it…read morereally was the perfect space. We were able to take a golf cart to take photos on the golf course which was so fun, the food was incredible, and the deck was a crowd favorite hangout spot at night. Everything was set up when we got there, so decorating could begin immediately and staff was always around to answer questions or help. I highly recommend the Skyroom!

My daughter had her wedding at the Skyroom in Redwing. A month before the wedding, we scheduled a…read morefood tasting with the facility caterer, the only catering option the Skyroom allowed us to have. They would not allow us to hire another caterer. The food selection was minimal, and the quality and presentation were mediocre. The only dish that was excellent was their risotto stuffed peppers. It was prepared well and was delicious. After making a few adjustments to the menu offering, we completed our selection, expecting to get the food we selected and paid for on the wedding day. However, that did not happen. When the food was served at the wedding, the spaghetti was cold, and the risotto stuffed peppers were made with quinoa, not risotto; the dish had zero flavor and was inedible. Additionally, the other meal selection, spaghetti, was served cold, and as I observed the room, many of the guests pushed their plates away after only a few bites of both meals. The third meal we chose was chicken. That was the only meal the guests mentioned they enjoyed. My husband and I were highly disappointed with the catering at the Skyroom and very frustrated at the catering company, which charged us for meals that were misrepresented at the tasting and served cold. We are also disappointed at Skyroom for not offering another catering option or allowing us to hire a caterer with a better food selection, primarily since they did not deliver what was promised. The Skyroom is a beautiful facility for a wedding, but unless they change their caterer or offer another option, I would think twice about having a wedding at this facility.

Beautiful setting in farmland Wisconsin. Wonderful music, with top-notch baretenders that make…read moreamazing craft cocktails. Pizza crust is the best I've had outside of Italy.

I do love this venue and the pizza and music were great. However, I do not agree with the…read morereservation fee not going to part of the diners food and drink tab as a credit if they show up. I understand keeping the fee should the party no show but otherwise it feels wrong, there are no restaurants that do that. We paid over $150 in pizza, drinks and tips not including the $20 reservation fee and $10 music fee on top of that.

Actually Yelp has the correct address. Lake Boulevard is the backroad that runs parallel to Highway…read more61, back in the trees. It used to be the highway before 61 was built and made it a service drive of sorts. The Lodge is a city-run cabin with full porch, basement rec hall and lots of old hunting lodge-style charm. It was build for Scout functions originally, I believe. Inside you'll find lots of taxidermied animals on the wall, a large fireplace, a kitchen, and a large mainroom. Don't drink the water though. It's non potable. Was a staple of Winona upbringing. Had countless anniversaries, wedding receptions, birthday parties and graduation parties here. Nestled at the base of the bluffs between Woodlawn Cemetery and Stone Circle park.

I think Yelp has the wrong address for the Holzinger Lodge, it's located on the west edge of town,…read moreright at the base of the bluffs. It's also next to the trailhead of some of the best mountain biking in the midwest. The trails are truly spectacular, both from the views you get on them, as well as a trail quality standpoint. I'm not sure what role Holzinger Lodge plays other than loaning it's name, but I'm glad they allow WAMB to maintain the trails, because those trails are one of the shining gems of Winona.

Cady Acres is absolutely beautiful, and Paula, the owner, is amazing to work with. Would 100%…read morerecommend this venue!!

Was in a wedding at Cady Acres and it was amazing! Absolutely gorgeous venue with very friendly…read moreowners!!

An absolutely stunning place for a wedding! Came here for an October wedding, and I absolutely fell…read morein love with the rustic farm vibe. The little barn houses, the field, everything was inviting and elegant, yet rustic and homey. The outdoor ceremony area was also great, with benches set up, a beautiful gate for the married couple to walk in through, etc. The staff were super atttentive and friendly. My only gripe was that they did not seem well equipped to handle super cold weather (there were some blankets) but the ceremony was super chilly and I wish the heat was turned on more in the dining area.

As a guest (part of the bridal party) at Legacy Hill Farm, I was impressed with the venue! When…read moredriving up the road, all that can be seen is a house with a small sign on the gate but we quick saw that there was a lot more waiting just over the hill. I had arrived early to get ready at the bridal suite which was in one of the little buildings. It had the restrooms inside on the first floor & the bridal suite on the second. There were only three of us bridesmaids, but even with others stopping in to see the bride, there was plenty of room to get ready. The best part was that there was a lot of natural lighting & lots of mirrors for us to use. I didn't see the grooms suite but there was a separate building for that as well! The wedding ceremony area had luscious grass with seating benches for the guests & big wooden doors for a grand entrance. It was nice for the wedding party to be able walk down & then have a pause (with doors closed) as the bride stepped up for her entrance. The reception was then held inside the big barn building just off to the side from the ceremony. The space was large with wooden tables & chairs set up for guests. Although we didn't use it, there was a firepit next to the building for use as well! Drinks & appetizers were served before the reception started at the side barn building. It was just a few feet away from the main reception. My favorite though, was the barn space that was first seen when entering the venue from the parking lot. Our friends had opted to utilize it for photos to put inside the guest book! Overall, a cute venue. Since I was a guest, I don't know any of the logistics of touring / reserving the space but my friend (the bride) did say that they're booked up pretty much every weekend!

I waited a while to write this review because I wanted to be fair. If I had written it the day of…read morethe event it would have been 1 star. Given the time of further consideration, I think 3 stars is legit. Here's the deal: I attended a family wedding here earlier this summer. The bride & groom were radiant, their friends were ecstatic to participate in their nuptials & everyone in the family was thrilled this day had arrived. We were all eager to celebrate. The venue at The Court Above Main, meaning the large room where the wedding & reception took place, is gorgeous. With high ceilings & floor to ceiling windows there is plenty of natural light on a sunny afternoon. It's elegant & creates a lovely mood as the guests anticipate the blessed event. Finally, the moment arrives...the wedding was a delight. Soon after, pictures began & most of us were quickly scooted out of the wedding venue to a small outside ante-room which turned out to be the bar. There were about 120 guests. Thankfully, not the 150 expected, or this would have been even worse. That's 120 people all eager to get a drink at a small counter with 2 very nice, but obviously overwhelmed, bartenders. Once everyone had their drinks we were all stuck in this ante-room where there were a few tall tables & at most, 8 places to sit. It was a hot summer day & this room didn't have enough air conditioning. Everyone was sweating, there was practically no place to sit, there was barely room to stand, and not a bite to nibble on. (I realize that may have been an error made by the wedding couple in terms of not considering appetizers of any kind. However, what legitimate venue purporting to provide exceptional wedding services would allow an oversight like this without being sure the wedding couple seriously understood the importance of something to eat while drinking alcohol?). We were stuck in this situation for more than 2 hours! That's how long it took the room where the wedding occurred to be transitioned with tables & chairs for the dinner. Yup, 2 hours of being too hot, with aching feet, and no place to escape. Being a wedding, there were several elderly family members in attendance who were able to snag the few available chairs. But not everyone. So finally, people started trying to go in the main room where the tables & chairs were being set up & where it was much cooler because the AC worked almost too well. Those who tried got yelled at! That's hardly a welcoming vibe. The reason this transition took so long is because there were only 2 people on staff doing all the work. I have a good friend who manages wedding events & when I told him about this wedding, he said they always have a minimum staff of 5 for this number of people so they can ensure the transition happens in no more than 20 minutes. Now that seems reasonable. Once we were finally seated for dinner, the same 2 people were the only ones both serving & clearing. They were nice enough, but it all took way too long. I've gone on long enough. I'll finish by saying with this size venue & their limited staffing, I'm sure it could be a lovely wedding for 50 people, 75 at the most. Otherwise, it's simply not a large enough space, at least for the drinking portion of the event. And you'd be smart to insist there are a minimum of 4 staff to handle transitions & serving. Also insist there are enough tables & chairs in the bar area.

I was a wedding guest here in September. The venue itself is great, a cool cocktail room, and the…read moremain reception are is also nice. It's on the smaller side, so don't expect to have 150+ people and be comfortable, but for the clientele it serves, it's a great option. My frustration is with one of the bartenders. I ordered an old fashioned, a fairly common drink for most wedding-goers. The bartender made the drink, placed it in front of me, and said that it would be an extra $2 because "it's all alcohol, compared to other drinks." He caught me off guard, seeing as everything else other than top-shelf liquor is included in an open-bar package. The drink wasn't made with premium whiskey anyhow, unless Jack Daniels is considered premium in this neck of the woods. Anyways, if they're going to stiffarm you for an extra $2 here and there, so be it. But, to make your drink, set it down in front of you, and then ask for extra money, that's just unprofessional. Be upfront about it. The drink would've been better served tossed in his face, as his bartending skills were more insulting than anything.