I stopped by on a Sunday morning for breakfast. The place was busy, but still I got a seat right…read moreaway. Garden omelette with tofu was my favorite item here. It had a good amount of veggies, and overall felt healthy. I also went for a seasonal peach pecan pancake. That was good one as well. Hot cocoa was a nice drink.

What an awful, stupid experience…read more This all started because their lattes DO NOT COME WITH ESPRESSO. The staff acted like I was an idiot for asking if the iced lavender latte I ordered had espresso. I'm 40 and have never ordered an "iced latte" from a cafe just to be served cold milk, but that's exactly what I got. I asked if I could get it remade with coffee, and they again brought out just iced milk with syrup. This time I asked for just a couple shots of espresso on the side so I could add it to the drink. They eventually at the end of the meal brought out a mug full of lukewarm espresso - probably 4-6 shots! I added a splash to my drink, mixed, and it was (finally) really tasty! But then I got my bill and they had tacked an extra $5 ($2.95 for the espresso + another $2.00 for ???) On top of already paying $4.95 for just cold flavored milk, I guess? When I tried to explain what happened, the cashier, I assume Karin, got combative and that's when I learned this entire weird experience was because they simply don't include espresso in their lattes! At any point somebody could've cleared this up, the cashier knew exactly what the issue was as soon as I asked about the charges, and was ready to argue! I was told "that's just how they named it" and I should've "read the description". So I would've known they're the only place I've ever encountered that considers just flavored iced milk at $4.95 a "latte". She said "chai & matcha lattes don't have espresso" therefore it shouldn't be assumed a "latte" comes with espresso. Chai & matcha have their own caffeine! It's the caffeine that makes a latte, not milk. Why in the hell am I literally arguing the definition of a latte with this lady??? I was really chill up until this point. I was more incredulous than anything. Served just iced milk twice? Takes almost the whole meal to just get gross overload of espresso? Whatever. But to then be charged an extra $5 (making this drink almost $10!) and argued with by staff? That was a bridge too far. Went from just a weird, bad time to a positively nasty time. Top 3 worst dining experiences. Good job, Spring Green General Store, these out-of-towners definitely won't be back, which seemed to be the point. Hope the extra $5 you bullied out of us was worth it!

I love a good bookstore. And, the only thing better than a good bookstore is a good bookstore that…read morehas a good coffee shop. And, this has both. While the bookshop isn't huge, they have a good collection. We did manage to find a few to buy before leaving. And, their prices are reasonable. We really enjoyed the coffee shop. The coffee was good (I had an Americano). They also have a nice selection of pastries, and they have some that are both gluten and dairy free. That was a real plus. If we lived in the area, which we don't (we went up to see Taliesin), I would frequent Arcadia Books.

Great coffee & bookstore - a quite, quaint vibe with great coffee. The only thing open later than…read more3pm in town!

It was the worst food I've ever eaten. We ordered pancakes and a breakfast sandwich. Only took a…read morefew bites. It was obvious from the taste that they didn't clean their grill. The awful taste permeated my mouth for hours after I left. Avoid at all costs.

After touring the Taliesin Estate, we worked up an appetite. The cafe is conveniently connected to…read morethe gift shop and where the tour ends. The space is located along the Wisconsin River and the large windows in the cafe allow for a breathtaking view while enjoying lunch. The menu is quite small which I appreciated but still had a hard time deciding what I wanted to enjoy because they all sounded so yummy. They use fresh local ingredients as much as possible ensuring that they support the local region and aligns beautifully with the concept of Frank Lloyd Wright. It was a rainy day so I opted for comfort with grilled cheese and a soup of the day. The gooey cheese sandwich with aged cheddar and Gouda paired perfectly with my potato bacon soup. My friend opted for the kale chicken salad that included ingredients for a scrumptious fall salad with pepitas, cranberries, butternut squash, goat cheese and sherry shallot dressing. The set up is order at the counter, find a seat and they bring your food to you. It was a really quiet day and our food came out quickly. The staff seemed to be out of sight much of the time so if you needed something it was a little bit of a wait. I had asked for a box but they didn't bring it and I ended up having to ask again.

Bought a whole blueberry pie today, still warm from the oven. The BEST blueberry pie, both crust…read moreand filling, I have ever had! The filling was so juicy and the crust so flaky! Can't wait to come back and try another flavor.

This is the cutest little tea shop. I had a few minutes to kill in Spring Green, and I decided to…read morestop in to Bird of Paradise. There were several parking spots available right out front. As soon as I walked in, I was overwhelmed (in a good way) by the variety of art displayed all over the store. I really liked the skateboards painted by a local artist, and the person working the tea counter was happy to talk to me about the artists and the upcoming art fair in town. I took some time to peruse the tea accouterments available in the store, including mugs and infusers, ready-packaged loose tea, and more. This is a great place to shop for a tea lover in your life! Then I meandered over to the walls of tea. There are many varieties available and again the employee was very happy to talk through any questions. There were four teas at the counter that were available to sample. I sometimes appreciate having more limited options instead of having too big of a selection to be indecisive about, so I tried a couple samples and chose from there. I got the Precious Eyebrows tea (that's a translation of the original name!), and it was a really good classic green tea. The treats behind the counter, like the chocolate chunk cookies and different types of pie, were very tempting. I didn't get any food this time, but I do hope to return! The store is also linked to an art and jewelry gallery that I was able to check out while my tea was steeping. There is also both indoor and outdoor seating and a couple of other shops right nearby to check out. Great place to check out.

Brewhaha Roasters went above and beyond this morning. The coffee is delicious and definitely lives…read moreup to the hype. Even better, Brewhaha's owners are so kind! I called yesterday to ask when Brewhaha opens (we're in town for a wedding), and Pat let me know Brewhaha isn't a cafe. But, appreciating the essential nature of starting the day with a good cup of coffee, Pat and Matt offered to hook us up with a few cups of coffee since they would be up early preparing coffee for the local cross country meet. I'm inspired to carry the spirit of generosity forward. Thank you Brewhaha - you're the best!

Stopped by to grab a coffee on out of town. This was recommended to us by a local. We didn't try…read moreany food, but just got coffees to go. The young lady who helped us check out was super nice and helpful. I got an iced latte with strawberry mocha flavor. It's reasonably priced and all of the food looked amazing and I wish I would've gotten something. While we were waiting for our coffees, we were able to browse through some fun vintage and grocery items that they had for sale. They had a lot of great seating if you wanted to dine in. Didn't seem too busy on a Sunday morning. I would recommend coming here.

A neat little Cafe with great ambiance!…read more The homemade sandwiches were delicious and there were drinks of all sorts, something for everyone!

This is a great coffee shop kinda in the middle of nowhere. They serve up all the standard hot and…read moreiced coffee drinks along with smoothies and other coffee shop drinks. They also serve up tasty breakfast and lunch sandwiches, dine in or to go. The interior is super cute and the staff is friendly and efficient even when they are super busy. Definitely stop in and give it a try!

Cute family run business with good, fresh to order breakfast and pastries. Love the coffee bar area…read morewith the cozy seating

Holy crap! Grandma Mary's slapped my greasy buns! This was an awesome breakfast place and gave us…read morethe fuel for house on the rock. See this glorious breakfast spread in the picture for the evidence! The waitress was a little sassy too, which is a true mark of a classic diner. 10/10

We came in here late afternoon on a Friday and I really wanted to like Grandma Mary's. Like really…read morewanted to. And parts were very good and others lacking. Very hit or miss. Let's start with the good. First the service. Spot on! Our server was fun, happy, friendly and helpful. I can't say enough good things about here. I had the cod, beer battered, with French fried cole slaw. The fish portion was smaller than expected, but perfectly cooked, and I mean perfect. The fries were also great and plentiful. The cole slaw was creamy and tasty. Another of us got the roast beef dinner with American fries (pas fried potatoes) and the chicken and dumpling soup. The roast beef was very good and the potatoes were excellent. The soup was terrible however; it tasted more like corn starch than anything else. We didn't finish it. The other got the all you can eat shrimp with French fries and past a salad. The shrimp were good and the fries as well, but the pasta salad just meh. The restaurant itself is cute and spacious. The main issue with Mary's is that they seem to just be going through the motions. Their clientele are mostly on the older side and maybe they aren't very critical. Or maybe there aren't that many alternatives in the area. But what could be a really great place with amazing food ends up being just meh overall. What they do well, they do exceedingly well. But you have to find those things.

Coffee was great, I was a little nonspecific with my order and they didn't ask too many questions,…read morejust made it and it was delicious. The building is really cool. It's an old bank and the vault is open and filled with merchandise you can buy, along with a safe. The vault doors are gorgeous.

Great ambiance - plenty of seating and some tucked into a quiet room in back. Would be a great…read moreplace to read or study. Tons of natural light. Loved the locally made goods for sale. Salad was the food highlight for us.

Only my second visit here in a few years. Just like last time, our service was good and the food is…read moredefinitely above average for a fish fry. This time bluegill was on the menu! The Cole slaw was unusual - a vinegar base, not a creamy one. I liked it! Decor is very unusual, with a medieval theme. Perfect date night place for gamer nerds!

We went to Arthur's for my husband's birthday dinner. Our reservation was for 6:30. We got there…read moreand were told to go wait in the bar until we were called. No problem! Sat down, ordered a couple drinks. They asked us to please close out our drink order before we were seated for dining. Once we were called maybe 10 minutes later, we asked the bartender to close us out as asked, but she told us she was busy and had other things to do first. Sat around several more minutes before another woman stepped in and helped out. Kinda weird but no biggie. Then we were seated in a nice area, the lights were shining directly in our eyes but it was private so who cares. The place was maybe half-full, if that. We put our order in right away. Then waited. And waited. And waited. We had a couple hockey puck rolls to snack on in the meantime. Our food came out about an hour and a half later. I was about to throw in the towel and leave when they finally brought the food. They said it was because a prom party threw them off. I'll say it again, the place was barely half full. On a Saturday night. They were nice enough but it really brought us down and it was my husband's birthday at that. They asked if they could give us a dessert but by then we had been there over 2 hours with no food and I completely lost my appetite. I watched 2 other tables get served and leave in the time we had been sitting there. We ate for 15 minutes before we packed up and left. Overall, really disappointing. I guess they were severely understaffed for a Saturday. And didn't account for prom apparently? But again, the place was maybe half full. Not sure what's going on but management should take a look at how they staff. The food was fine. Anyway, definitely will not go back.