Stopped in Saturday early afternoon w only a couple of people out in the tap room & a few more…read morewrapping up @ the bar; welcome to my wheelhouse, where i can chat up the staff! The most delightful Jonathan was my beertender & the lovely Stephanie had the assist. These two. These two emulate my ONE hard & fast brewery rule: no matter how good or bad the beer? 90% of why i come back...is who's behind the bar! They provide your Experience. Im @ an impass of which was better? The service or the beer? So....i decline to choose. We built a four pour flight w a dose of a mad knowledge drop!! There is a display of bottles opposite corner of the restroom. That is representation of their contract brewed offeeings! *Spoiler Alert* The building was built in 1856...for a brewery. Todd, i said: i dont know what style but you should brew a beer named...1856. Sand Creek was previously Pioneer which brewmaster Todd worked at. Oscar's Oatmeal Stout is brewed from a 1995 Pioneer recipe. For GOOD reason, two-fold: deeelicious & its a World Medal winning beer. If you think Oscar's is good? Try the nitro pour! Then....try the 12% Double pour!! Bar? Raised. This brewery was well worth the quick 40 minute drive. I am already anxious to make another stop!! On the flight i didnt much care for the Pierce St Pale Ale. Was by no means a bad beer. More appropriately: brewed true to style. I just dont prefer bitter beers but....still give them a go. The others i had all agreed w my palate; three Oscar's Oatmeal offerings. Bugler brown, Buford-Weiss, & Essers Best PL. Upon arrival Johnathan poured me of a refreshing Groovy Brew. Thanks Sand Creek for a most enjoyable, palate pleasing & knowledgeable experience!! Cheers

Cool small town brewery with a cool history. The taproom is quaint. Great beers on tap, plus some…read moreliquor, too. Snack for purchase. Friendly service.

Great place- delicious. They could use a vegetarian specialty pizza but their meat choices are…read moredelicious. Sometimes their phone doesn't work to call in a to go order which is annoying, but they are great in every other way.

This place is a hidden gem! Fantastic food and beer! We have been looking for places that aren't…read morejust bar food or frozen pizza components thrown together and disguised as "home made." This is the real deal. Friendly service too! My only suggestion would be to add a kid-friendly pizza. Something much smaller in cheese so 3/4 of it won't end up in a to-go box would be nice. However, I understand if a restaurant has no intention of catering to kids and don't expect everyone to do so. I just know we would be more frequent visitors if options were available.

However you arrive at this place, you will have driven through some beautiful country to get there…read more Everyone was friendly, and the food was exactly what you would expect from bar food. If you don't care for bar food, then enjoy a beverage while enjoying the scenery!

Nice country bar. clean. Decent service. Bloody Mary was really good. reasonable prices. No tap…read morebeer.

Super unique place to visit! Great people and great food! An experience everyone needs to have!!read more

This place is wild! The decor is hilarious and there is stuff to look at everywhere. The food was…read morepretty average, but it is more than made up for by the atmosphere and friendly staff. There were two women working on the day we went, and they were both hilarious and made it a lot of fun. They were maybe a bit busier than they expected to be, but they were having fun and our wait time went by quickly.

This was my first time to Two Fathoms Brewing. I learned a lot from the Owner / Brewer. He used to…read morework at Odell and Forager, and is now cranking out some dope beers down south in this small town brewery. Two Fathoms Brewing is an independent craft brewery in Winona, MN, located in a restored 1883 freight station in the historic Driftless region. they offer a rustic taproom experience with some great brews. "Anybody Want a Peanut?": A Porter made with real peanut butter and milk chocolate giving it the depth of flavor with none of the artificial tastes. New Riders of the Pilsner Haze: A New Zealand Pilsner hopped with Nectaron, Nelson Sauvin, and SubZero Hop Kief. The Owl Farm Experiment: An Experimental IPA brewed with Strata, Mosaic, and Galaxy. Tropical fruit smacks you in the face with citrus and peach coming in the next round. The Diesel Fitzgerald: A Dunkel using Midnight Wheat and Dark Munich malts. It is a beautiful Dark Wheat lager that is light in bodied but full in flavor. Crooked Slough: A Barrel Aged Stout aged Eighteen Months in Bourbon Barrels that were still wet with Vermont Maple Syrup. Very maple forward, but not hot or overly sweet. ___

If I lived in Winona, I might be a regular here!! Prime…read morereal estate!! Right on the river. Loved the look inside, very charming and lots of beers to try. I got a flight while the kiddo got a northern soda (grape). We didn't stay long enough, had camping reservations but will definitely be back, hopefully. Staff were very friendly, plenty of parking. They even have a couple pinball machines to keep the kiddos entertained.

Fantastic pizza! I can't believe how great this pizza is...........Deep Dish here beats Chicago's…read moreown!!! Great service... worth the drive! People are friendly and fun!!!

Great bar with delicious pizza. We had the mushroom and sausage pizza which was fantastic!…read moreFriendly bartenders Great bar that makes everyone feel welcome

Enjoyed our beautiful view of the Black River from our campsite. Very clean bathrooms and shower…read more The Pub was very welcoming and the live music was a plus. we will certainly be back. Ron and Roxann

I highly recommend you don't let the gps directing you down the somewhat paved road on a dead end…read moreroad deter you from visiting McSweet's Irish pub. A limited food selection is made up by a thorough beer selection. A friendly bar tender and friendly locals rounded out the visit. A good sized TV behind the bar with great sounding speakers was kinda surprising. There is an old oval pic on the wall high above and behind the bar of a couple who I meant to ask who they were, but I forgot. Could they be the McSweet's? If I ever pass through Black River Falls I'll have to stop in and ask. Don't forget to get some beer to go!

We stopped in to catch Bree Morgan live ! Great venue for watching live music nice dance floor area…read morealso ! Bartenders were busy and professional as well as friendly! Parking was street parking and I think there is a parking lot near by! Stop in if in the area!

If you should find yourself thirsty in the hamlet of Tomah, I'd strongly suggest a visit to…read moreKelsey's. The bar is spacious and clean, appointed in the classic Wisconsin style, and I happened to go at happy hour, when domestic beers will set you back the sum of two bucks! It is a total locals bar- the kind of place where they bring their own coozies and they do not even have to order, as their preferred beverage is known. A wandering stranger such as myself is likely to be treated with a certain benign neglect by the regulars, which is perfectly fine, especially because the irrepressibly charming bartender Jess is simply a force of nature. In fact, not ten seconds elapsed after gently nudging my empty toward the bar edge before a fresh cold one was placed before me with a smile and a kind word- and the place was packed! Her joy is infectious. Tell them the quiet stranger sent you.

I've been seeing a burger that I have never seen outside of this region so when I found it on…read moreBrewskie's menu, I knew I had to try it - the Olive Burger. I ordered mine with both green and black olives with American cheese. Service was super fast, and the value was amazing at $6.50 for the burger and fries. Took it to go so aside from the phone call to order, I didn't experience any service but it seemed like a comfortable place that locals enjoy. The Olive Burger was good, interesting. I found the green olives to be a bit too salty. The black olives were the same mellow olive flavor you know and expect which complimented the burger and cheese. Overall it was a good experience so I would go back to try other burgers.

I have not yet been here, but it has a great reviews however it is nowhere near Mount Rushmore. I…read morehave no idea why it says that! It is in Saint Charles, Minnesota, which is just off of I 90 about likely eight hours from Mount Rushmore I had a guest stop and she was really happy with the cheese curds.

The staff was welcoming! The beer choices delicious! Pets are welcome! Pretzel is fantastic! What…read moremore can be said? They do have a patio out back, although the inside is much more inviting. You cannot bring your own food as they have a kitchen. Whenever we are in town we will stop by!

Super cute brewery and restaurant! Bartender was nice and knew the beers and menu well. We stopped…read morein specifically for their flat bread pizzas and they didn't disappoint!