Nice little brewery built inside an old church. Good selection of beers middle of the road alcohol…read morepercentage. Bartender was really friendly during our visit and the beers and service were both good. Worth the stop if you're driving through.

Great brewery! Good beers, especially like their Hazy IPA. Great out door patio area. Thanks for…read morethe great service Cole.

Came down today from DBQ! First time. Bartender was so friendly and so happy to give tastes without…read morerushing any beer order. 1/2 order nachos split between three people was enough of a snack! Really cute inside can't wait to come back for the patio in the summer! Thanks!

This is a fantastic little stop to make when driving the Great River Road. The ambience on the…read moreoutdoor patio is serene and peaceful; watching the traffic on the river literally feet away was an awesome experience. The bartender behind the bar was very helpful and welcoming--far better than this brewery's sister property in Dyersville. I strongly recommend the beers as seen on my flight card--all were very tasty, yet had distinct flavor profiles. Do yourself a favor and get a scoop of the flavored peanuts they have behind the bar--they serve as a nice compliment to your beer.

Found out about this out of the way brewery close to Lena. It certainly is worth getting to…read more Wishful Acres Farm was growing fruits and vegetables. After a while they chose to also brew beers. They use hops from the crops, it rhymes. Coming here the first time it was kind of confusing. It's a long way from anything else. The entrance to the farm looks like you're going to someone's house. A parking area is in front. This is basically just an open area on grass. A little walk to the structure that kind of looks like a white barn. Inside it's a lot bigger than it looks. Has a few rooms including a patio in the back. In front there's a few tables. A limited but great variety of beers. It's about $6 a pint. Best one we had of these was the Overcast. This is a Hefeweizen, which has banana and clove flavors and is classic stuff. It's about $1 for potato chips. There's also popcorn. Great place for hyper local beers. It's limited space making it not a place for a big group or parties, and there's a few snacks like popcorn. They're open Fridays, and weekends.

Nice little place between Lena and Freeport. It is our hangout with friends. We really enjoy the…read morebeers, they have some of the best craft beers I've ever had. My wife's favorite the peach mango. In the summer they have food trucks on certain weekends and that adds to the experience. They allow bring in food also, which makes it really easy. 10/10 strongly recommend.

Tristan is the goat The food was outstanding 5 stars for a reason would recommend to everyoneread more

**July 2025: Late Morning Visit**…read more Spotted Cow! The city of New Glarus is basically a Spotted Cow destination! Wherever you go most restaurants will serve this beer, which is very malty. This beer is only available in Wisconsin but if you want the seasonal stuff visiting the New Glarus Gift shop will give you the most options Tuesday-Saturday: 10am-5pm I think the tasting option is $8 for 3 pours. It's a good way to try out all the different options before deciding on which bottles (or cans) you want to buy. The Stone Soup (Seasonal) was my favorite, but you can't go wrong with the original Spotted Cow. I think the majority of the seasonal beers were in bottles. I think they come in packs of either 4 or 6. The prices here are pretty comparable to if you buy them from a Wisconsin Target, but the big box stores have less variety. Since I was doing a big cross country roadtrip my weight allowance could not' accommodate everything I wanted *cries* and they don't ship their booze *cries* Next time I come back I'll make sure to make bring an empty suitcase! If you're visiting New Glarus your trip won't be complete without a visit to the factory (gift shop)!

Oh man, where to start on this place! I came over Memorial Day with some friends for a girls trip…read more We stayed at the Gehlen House Inn which is owned by the same couple as the barn brewery. I can't rate that in Yelp but just know it was a great stay, we met so many cool people staying there too, and you should stay there if you come up to check out the barn. Onto the barn! This place has a rich history and I'm so impressed with the way they've maintained the original charm of the barn and grounds while also renovating with modern conveniences. There was a lot of time and effort put into this place! They have a substantial craft beer list, the top ones for me were the pina colada and the deeamsicle, but my friends had many others they enjoyed too. There are beers for sale to take home, and lots of merch and swag. They serve pizza if you want to nosh on something with your beer. We got a Reuben pizza to split and it was great! The owners and employees were caring, kind, and took time to explain the beers and make sure we were well taken care of. Our group couldn't say enough good things about this place!

The choice of music could improve,and if it wasn't so loud. You could hear so awful person singing…read morefrom 2 blocks away.

Beers were incredible we tried 3 flights of 18. The sours were my favorite by far. Specifically…read morePurple Reign. The food was very good as well get the Yellowstoned if you like burgers. Now on to the ambiance: Holy smoke the use of an old church had me iffy but when you get inside ... good lord. It was absolutely beautiful in there ... dare I say immaculate. The original stained glass was maintained as well as the altar iconography. It was absolutely magnificent. 10 out 10 times would recommend. The staff were great and service was phenomenal. It's a must visit if you make a trip up to Clinton.

This was our 2nd visit to 7 Hills and both visits were outstanding. The place was busy this visit…read moreduring a saturday college football and they have rows of picnic type tables in threes. My wife went with appetizers only, consisting of Pretzel Roll Bites and Cheese Curds. I went with the Poultrygeist Sandwich. The apps my wife ordered were out of of this world, everyone at our table devoured what she couldn't get to. My Sandwich was Texas Toast, loaded with Chicken and with the raspberry sauce and all the ingredients blended into an incredible sandwich. My in-laws had a Cuban Sandwich and in was on the SOFTEST bread ever. We will be returning to try the rest of the menu, soon!

Checked out this local brewery in Lena of course. It certainly is one of the highlights around…read morehere. Lena Brewing Company has beers but also food to fatten people up. A pretty busy place with locals and people from other areas. There's about what's expected on the menu it seems. Before even coming in there's a smell of barbecue. It's got a pretty full menu. There's a bar in the middle surrounded by plenty of tables. Beers are the main thing of course. It's about $7 a pint. Best one we had of these was the Coldstream Lager. This is a full bodied Bavarian style. A lot of the food is meaty. Brisket and that kind of stuff. Among the appetizers is the Cowboy Caviar. One of the few vegetarian options. This is a mixture of beans, cilantro, corn, jalapeños, red onions, and tomatoes. It's about $16 for the Tex-Mex Bowl. This has avocado, cilantro rice, Cowboy Caviar, marinated cucumbers, pico de gallo, and Thai sauce. Of course an option is to get it with meats added. There's plenty more things including burgers and pork belly tacos among the livestock based foods. For around here it's one of the better places for big crowds. It's got beers and barbecue along with some healthier options. They're closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

Just missed. The pulled pork was delicious (but a touch fatty). Brisket, not so much. No flavor…read morefrom the smoker. The Cole slaw needs dressing (Marie Calendars, hint hint). My wife's beer was good. Root Beer was excellent (I'm driving)! Bread pudding was just ok. Order at the bad, served at the table. Service was quick and friendly. LOUD!!!

Little brewery tasting room with pizza/kitchen. Pizza is decent, beer is phenomenal if you like…read moredarker subtle brews. This is a place to sip fine beer with friends. Certainly a brewpub, not really run as a restaurant although they do have appetizers, hot dogs, and other edibles.

Not just the best beer in Monroe, but the best pizza! In the middle of a pie with fresh mozzarella,…read morepepperoni, hot honey and capicola. Delicious!

The food is hands down phenomenal! We expect decent food, but we were just blown away after the…read morefirst bite. It's a good thing we don't live here because we'd hear daily. The food came out piping hot and every bite was heavenly.

Great food, had appetizers that were delicious, and took advantage of the patio to bring the pup…read moreout with us.

What a fantastic concept! We came in early on a Sunday for lunch and to enjoy the arcade and were…read morepleasantly surprised by the food/beverage offerings. The girls got a root beer float and the toffee butterscotch beer and both were yummy! We got some loaded fries, peach bourbon wings and fish tacos and everything was delicious. Friendly and fast service from the bar and they were very helpful in explaining where we needed to go to pick-up the food (at the back of the facility). The arcade has new and old games (pac man and donkey kong, but also a claw machine and shooting/driving games). I would definitely check this out no matter your age or interests because there is something for everyone.

Loved Tuesday Trivia with a fresh and tasty salad, their root beer was top notch! Will definitely…read morecome back :)