I was visiting Lancaster by myself from California, where burgers are definitely my favorite go-to…read more I was not disappointed! Juicy cheeseburger cooked just right, and the blond ale on tap (I forgot the name of it) was so refreshing. Truly hit the spot! I enjoyed myself so much, even dining alone the people are so polite and warm and it lent to a very upbeat atmosphere. Add to that the unique experience that the whole right side of the restaurant used to be my family's harness shop in the early 1900's, so I was just so incredibly pleased. I hope someday to return and find Doolittle's still thriving. Cheers! I give four stars because it's a casual burger place, and I hardly ever give five stars unless it's tea with the Queen.

This is a roomy, clean, and comfortable bar and grill in a cute small town. We stopped for lunch on…read moreour way through. My husband enjoyed his cheese burger. I had the Teriyaki chicken salad, which was fresh but a bit bland. Service was good and the food was decent. Nice choice when you're in Lancaster!

We made reservations but still had to wait over a half hour finally got seated in a corner tiny…read moretable had 4 adults and 1 child our waitress was amazing she was very attentive even though she was very busy. The food was great. The only complaint I have is the lack of exhaust they were cooking a lot of steaks and it was very smokey in the place I started to cough when we got there and did not stop until we walked out. We enjoyed the food very much and our waitress (Libby) made it even more enjoyable.

delicious food! steak was perfect! service was excellent too. Locally grown beef!! Will definitely…read morebe back!

I went here for a date night and it was great. We had one of the specials, grilled cheese pulled…read morepork on Texas toast. It was delicious. We upgraded to the sweet potato fries. They were good but could've been a little crispier. The car decor was perfect because my date loves cars. We were very well taken care of.

If you're looking for a burger this is the place. With no less than 73 burgers on the menu you…read moreshould be able to find one to fit your taste. We were in for breakfast and it wasn't bad at all. I had the breakfast burrito that was wrapped in an omelet instead of a tortilla. Different but pretty good. The wife had a pancake the size of a dinner plate. Our server was very friendly and on the ball. She even took the time to chat a little. The place is clean and nicely decorated. We enjoyed our breakfast and will stop some day and get into the burger menu.

We read that Pete's Hamburger is the oldest burger stand n Wisconsin, so we had to give it a try…read more When we arrived, there was already a long line with 15 people, and we waited about 35-40 minutes. It's just one gentleman boiling the burgers, and with some people ordering half a dozen at a time, things move slowly. There was no shade while waiting under the hot sun, it might be a good idea to wear a cap. The menu is as simple as it gets: burgers with or without onions, about $6 each and roughly slider-sized. Condiments are limited to mustard and ketchup, and they also sell canned drinks. There are a few small tables and chairs nearby if you want to eat right away. Overall, it was worth trying once for its history and classic Wisconsin charm.

We were hiking at Wyalusing State Park and learned that Pete's hamburger stand was only a 20-minute…read moredrive away, so we decided to stop by for lunch. We arrived around noon on a Saturday and waited in line for about 20 minutes. There's no shade while you wait, so plan accordingly especially in summer! Parking is free and fairly easy to find on the street. It was a bit confusing when we arrived, as there are two windows on opposite sides of the stand and no clear signage indicating where to order. Turns out, you can order from either window. The operation is run out of a small shed with four people working inside. One person was boiling the burger patties, another was taking orders at the window near candy company, a third was at the opposite window, and a fourth was handling payments. The menu is simple: burgers with or without onions, and three condiments--ketchup, mustard, and spicy mustard. Each burger is $6.50, and they do accept credit cards. As for the burger itself, it was okay. The meat didn't seem seasoned, but it wasn't dry thanks to the boiling method. The bun was basic, and the burger size was slightly larger than a slider. Personally, I think it's a bit pricey for what you get, but considering the stand has been around since 1909, they clearly have a loyal following. Overall, I'm glad we gave it a try--it's always fun to experience a bit of local food history.

Delicious burgers, yummy milkshakes and fun decor. Had…read moredrinks and apps one night and went back the next day for burgers. We ordered the cheese and bacon fries and the pickle chips. The next day I ordered the mushroom and Swiss burger but I swapped the beef patty for a chicken filet. It was delicious! Chicken was tender and well seasoned and I loved the huge grilled portabella mushrooms. Service was great and we enjoyed both visits.

If you ever find yourself in Galena with kids and a hankering for some eats, Durty Gurt's is where…read moreyou park your appetite. We ordered two cheeseburger kids meals with fries for our little humans (who were thrilled, and honestly, so were we sneaking a fry or two) and the San Francisco Patty Melt--which is chicken-based and satisfying enough to hit the spot. The kids' meals were solid: burgers and fries that were tasty and well-sized for little appetites. The San Francisco Patty Melt was enjoyable--juicy chicken, melty cheese, toasted bread, and a reliably comforting choice. Durty Gurt's has a fun, lively vibe that makes you want to cheer when your food arrives, and the playful, colorful décor--bright signs, quirky wall art, and whimsical little touches everywhere--makes the whole place feel like a cheerful, slightly wacky diner full of personality.

Nothing fancy here; Just an old converted home offering good food and a great local gathering…read moreplace. The decor is very 40's with a plethora of signs offering pithy remarks to amuse. (eggs are referred to as chicken butt nuggets) Our waitress, Haylie was friendly, efficient, and full of just the right amount of sass to make a stranger feel like an old friend. This is not the place to take your prom date, but just the right spot for a thrifty, quick, and delicious breakfast. When in Dickeyville, forget the Grotto and go to Millie's.

The breakfast was delicious. The French toast was probably 1 3/4 inches thick and wonderful. Very…read morelarge pancakes prepared perfectly. My omelette and hash browns were also very good. The only thing I can complain about is the temperature of the coffee. Never hot just warm. So don't expect it nice hot cup of coffee, just warm.

Stopped at Cow Tippers as we were starving after a high school football game, nice little bar with…read morereally good food! It was so good I forgot to take a pic before I devoured my meal...gonna have to go back...AND they have Diet Mountain Dew!!!

Old school bar and restaurant. The burgers were great! Fair prices and the town is really…read morepretty and unique. Historic old buildings, very well taken care of. Worth a visit a walk and a burger here!

Should I ever be presented with the option of choosing the last meal I'll ever eat, I now know what…read moreit'll be! Visited The Porch for the first time yesterday. I ordered their Chicken Alfredo Pizza. It was the most delicious version of this pizza variation I have ever tasted, hands down. And I've tried countless variations over the past 30+ years. I also sampled my dining partners' Porch Deluxe and Philly Cheesesteak pizzas. Both were great. But that Chicken Alfredo, is forever burned into my brain. How I wish I lived an hour and a half closer.

10/10 recommendation! The staff was beyond nice, friendly and helpful. The prices were very…read morereasonable and the food was amazing!

The Ticket in Platteville embodies a small town sports bar with the a modern update. It feels…read morerefreshing and new inside, while also feeling homey. The menu was quite a bit more extensive than I expected with lots of offerings for any taste. I settled on the fried broccoli and cheese bites and a chicken parm sandwich. Both of them knocked it out of the park. More places need broccoli and cheese bites. These ROCKED. The chicken parm sandwich was basic in nature but is exactly what I wanted from it. The best part? The bits of burnt mozz really underneath the sandwich for an added crunch. The service was everything you could have asked for. Quick, friendly. You name it. Glad to have made the decision to stop here a few weeks ago, and would absolutely recommend to anybody in the area.

Was up checking out the college with my daughter and found this place on Yelp for lunch on a…read moreSaturday afternoon. It's a bar, but about as basic as bar can get. Napkins are paper-towels off the roll, when asked for additional napkins we were given a stack of cocktail napkins. Had to ask for silverware and the plastic glasses all smelled like bleach. Only one person appeared to be working both the bar and table area, service was a little bit on the slow side, but the gentleman was polite and accommodating. Cheese Curds were good, nothing spectacular and the quantity received was on the small side compared to what you might get at other establishments. They were out of tortillas so there were no wrap options. For a Saturday, not sure how they could run out already by lunch time. Sunday, dinner? Maybe??? I could understand, but going into a weekend? How is your kitchen not fully stocked? Main meals were hearty and good (burger & cheese stake), but again, nothing really special. All in all the food was nothing out of the ordinary and the place is just basic.

I left a review because of the business owner treated me. She was mean to me on facebook I felt…read morebecause I am a busy student and kicked me out because of it and left a negative review because of her mistreatment when I asked her questions about going to her restaurant about being a student. I receive criticisms everyday but she got upset I got upset with her treatment of me. Nobody likes to be treated bad by any business owner. Not disability friendly.

This is a classic small town restaurant. Great food. Fresh. Friendly. Not one negative thing about…read morethis place. The cinnamon rolls are crazy good.