Stopped in for Friday fish fry, no regrets. The place was slammed and the one waitress / bartender…read morewas hustling. Food was hot and fish was flaky fried to perfection, amazing fries, homemade Tatar sauce = a perfect bar dinner. The views are great, the bar is fun and we got a couple bowls of the homemade wild rice to go. Absolutely a must go!

We came here on a Sunday for brunch, and the place was buzzing with energy. They informed us there…read morewould be a wait for the food, which we didn't mind. The Packers were scoring touchdowns, so they started offering free shots, and the whole crowd would shout 'Go Pack Go!' (SKOL). The food was great.

The menu is different and all of the options are extremely heavy and they appear to want to use…read more"cheese sauce" on several dishes. I ordered the nachos and asked if they would keep the cheese sauce off and was told that this was not an option!! Ok? So I guess I have to eat cheese sauce!! Also the only burger on the menu is filled with cheese. So I ordered the avocado salad which came piled up on a very small Plate with a very questionable looking avocado on top. Hard to eat a salad that is overflowing on this small plate and I really couldn't eat the avocado because it looked brown. The one bartender was rude too. Ugh this place has gone way downhill

Great environment, gorgeous surrounds...lakes and wildlife all around, friendly staff and diners…read more Great for parties or to come for brunch during the weekend. Best of all... IT'S DOG FRIENDLY

The Local is my favorite bar in the Webster/Spooner area…read more They have a great selection of beer and liquor, plus fun events and a ton of games (the quarter game, pool, Big Buck Hunter, Golden Tee, etc...). I recently hosted a Bachelorette party at my cabin and brought the group of girls to the Local. The owner, Mike, did everything he could to make it a special night for us - even giving us a microphone and letting us belt our hearts out to all our favorite music we were playing on the juke box. The only bummer is they don't have a kitchen. They do have a food truck on certain nights (check their Facebook page) and also a variety of frozen pizzas. Great place!

Nice people. Had what I needed and prices ok. Clean and had bakery specials. Good variety big what…read moreone might need.

This place is awesome.... if youve never been here, I promise you've never seen anything like it…read more It's a bar ( with food) in a junkyard of vintage Fords and a lot of other finds... it's like a real life episode of Pickers except mostly Ford related. Lots of bikes , old signage. And the bar and food are great with friendly service. If you're in the area, check this place out

This place is super duper fun! It is hard to explain... you…read morereally must experience it for yourself. When I say..,multiple bars, several bands, lots of cool stuff to look at.

Being that this is a big time cabin area I thought Sunday of the Memorial Day weekend would be a…read morebusier night. We stopped in for a drink around 6 and when we walked in you could literally hear the music stop, everybody (all 4) turn their head, and someone whisper under their breath "who are they?" The bartender was friendly and served us a "yellow" flavored jello shots. The price was right as the drinks do not cost much, but the place could have used a once over. They had a band the night before and they hadn't quite cleaned up after, in fact the ladies from the night before were not too "lady like" (not my words, theirs). The two stars: 1 is for the excellent popcorn. 1/2 is for being a true dive bar and the other half is for having the quarter game.

From the owner: Best bar in Webb Lake!read more

The place is bustling with activity and service is curt and fast. Drinks are nice, but food was…read morejust OK. Hawaiian BBQ pizza was smothered with BBQ sauce to the point where you could not taste any other ingredients. Chicken sandwich was a little bland. Overall a nice place, and we recommend it of you are in the area, but not worth the drive.

Beautiful location but that's about it. Service was neutral- waitress seems upset we sat outside…read more(even though I'd called earlier to make sure it was okay). Beer was cold, no food

Five stars all the way. We paddled up from the other side of the lake and tied our boards up to the…read moredock. When we first walked up, it was clearly a dive and we were wondering if we would feel unwelcome because we are not locals. Absolutely not the case! Steve got us drinks and Kevin, the owner, chatted us up and made us feel like regulars. His mom was there watching a soap opera with some friends and she shared some delicious homemade cake with us. Kevin dropped $5 in the juke box for us to listen to some songs and made us The Best Pizza! Cheeseburger with extra pickles. There is a reason it has won awards! We are the whole thing! The bar area has a fantastic lakefront view but the outside is awesome too. There is a stage area for a band and plenty of outdoor seating if you want to keep your distance from others but still enjoy getting out and about. When COVID-19 goes away, this would be a perfect place to get back to normal!

Out of towner here- and yes- that must make a difference due to all of the good ratings…read more. unfortunately those made me try Hoots. This place is a glorified dumping yard- should've left right when I saw the camping chairs in the backyard and all 50 ashtrays. The locals all gave us dirty looks upon arriving, aliens as we were, including the bartender (who also unfortunately made our pizzas too). Speaking of pizzas, I mean y'all... seriously??? Good pizza?? Ive had better pizza from a gas station in a pinch. I'm pretty sure there was no fresh ingredients on it, even had canned mushrooms. I wouldn't have even bothered writing this, if it weren't for the fact that I paid severely for this mistake all night and into the next day with trips to the bathroom, thanks Hoots. Do yourself a favor and find anywhere else.

We loved this venue. The food was surprisingly tasty with friendly folks serving and directing the…read morecrowds. This was the perfect night spent to see such a great show out on by comedian, Mary Mack. The Northstar Comedy Hour rivals Prairie Home Companion but way funnier! This is our new summer tradition.

A seating-only venue that's definitely geared towards an older generation. Maybe fine for some, but…read morenot how I want to spend $90 for a ticket to engage with live music.

The number one place recommended to us when we said we were visiting Madeline Island was to visit…read moreTom's. It's a very fun and unique dive bar with a fascinating history, and decor that simply speaks for itself. The drinks are strong, the beer was cold, and we had a great time before heading back to the campsite. I wish we would have come a few hours later when live music was scheduled. I would definitely recommend making a stop when you're on the island, just remember to bring cash!

Overpriced, overrated, bartender was drunk dancing around in her overalls like a stripper. Made…read morewrong drinks, couldn't remember what you gave her for cash payment. Music was poor. Won't be back.

"Hello, Heartwood? I would like to make reservations for your Mother's Day Brunch for 9:00 a.m."…read more "How many will be in your party?" "Just me. My husband passed away in January." We went on, the two of us, talking pleasantries a bit more, stranger to stranger. I promised I would be there at 9:00 and hung up. The next morning, I was there on time and was greeted by the young woman who recognized my name. "We talked last night. You are our guest today. No charge." Stephanie said. I was dumbfounded and realized that she saw within me something I didn't realize I had revealed--that I needed to be pampered, that I was vulnerable, that I was tired, that I was worried, that I hurt. I had never alluded to any of that over the phone, but she knew. The staff regularly checked on me, the owner especially making certain I was fine, and I was. The brunch was amazing, filled with luscious entrees, a far cry from the normal Northwoods pizza-hamburger venues. I was also able to enjoy watching the young parents with their children, lining up for their eggs and shrimp and everything delightful. I am home now and soon I will be watching a movie--probably a western--that my husband would have liked. I will remember him telling me all about the lives of the actors, how this movie compared to another, how the plots developed. I will remember my folks and wish they were again enjoying the rustic comforts of the cabin. I will remember my caring son and daughter who will call later to see what mischief I have been into. And I will remember the "strangers" who crossed my path today to help point me forward into a journey of hope.

We stayed in the cottage across the lake from the main resort there's four cottages and one private…read moreone off on its own. they're nice. kind of expensive I guess not horribly bad we were excited about the gas fireplace only to find out that after it's on a bit the fan kicks in and the fan is very very loud and then a little bit after that there's some sort of a rattle starts to go as well it's quite a racket and it seems like the fan stays on for about an hour after you shut it off. This was for cottage 3. They are spread apart pretty good three and four as well as one and two kind of share a fire pit areas not really share but they're close together where you where you would hang out but otherwise they're nicely spaced. the row boats and the dock are right by cabin 1 which I would say is probably the best location of the four especially the nicest view then I think cabin 2 has the next best view.