Draft beer and cocktails. Service was friendly and fast. Bourbon selection is top notch.read more

Great service, ambiance and fun selection of wine, bourbon and cocktails! Beer and seltzers…read moreavailable as well. Live music most Friday nights for a fun night out. Best gathering place in Tomah!

Recently went to this bar late at night to see how it was. Me and my wife really enjoyed the…read moreatmosphere here. Staff here was very friendly and it had a great selection of drinks, non-alcoholic options and great late night fun. Drink prices to be honest for a pretty fair for what they were. They have pull tabs, a decent jukebox but it's pretty expensive to play. Crowd here is a mix of 20s to 50 year olds which is a good combination. They have a pool table next door as well. Overall, I liked my time visiting this bar.

You know, it was one of a few places open in town when we visited, so we were glad to be there and…read moreable to get some food. Was the food great? Not especially- but it wasn't terrible either. Their cheese board needed a little Love- we ARE in Wisconsin. Service was semi fast.

Cute little winery in town. We enjoyed many of the wines which were all very unique. We hit there…read moreonly 30 minutes before closing but they were still happy to pour us a tasting.

Cute little spot to enjoy a beer or wine. This place is unique because it's a Brewery & a Winery!…read moreSo you can do some beer & wine tasting in one place. The bartender was very welcoming and place is small but feels Homey. All the beer and wine is made there. I opted for the semi-sweet wine flight: white cranberry cabana (Pinot gris), leisure time lime, pinky sky morning (pink moscato), pomegranate paradise (white Zinfandel). My favorite were the white cranberry & the pink moscato...I took 2 bottles home, one for a friend and another for myself! There's really not much to do around La Crosse and Onalaska so if you're near the area and enjoy some beer and wine, bookmark this place! It's worth making a little pit stop.

A Chromatic Feast: The Warm Embrace of Sagra in La Crosse…read more To dine at Sagra in La Crosse, Wisconsin, is to be reminded that genuine culinary warmth can be found far from the traditional epicenters of Italian gastronomy. Guided by an exceptionally attentive and gracious staff, the experience unfolds with a well-paced rhythm that immediately puts the diner at ease. It is an establishment that clearly understands the intersection of great service and great food. The meal begins with a study in subtle elevation: olives presented with a gentle, deliberate warming. It is a small but vital touch that awakens their natural oils and briny depth, setting a welcoming tone for the table. The meatballs follow suit, boasting a robust, comforting heft. They are deeply hearty and undeniably tasty, anchored by a rustic authenticity that demands a proper piece of bread to chase the remaining sauce. However, the quiet star of the evening was a sweet potato dish that essentially stole the stage. It was a vibrant, chromatic triumph--an absolute masterclass in both visual palette and culinary palate. The kitchen managed to coax an astonishing spectrum of colorful flavors from the root vegetable, elevating a humble ingredient into something genuinely amazing. "Life is a combination of magic and pasta." -- Federico Fellini The pasta course, often the crucible by which an Italian kitchen is judged, was a remarkably pleasant affair. While it may not have possessed the sheer, surprising theater of the sweet potatoes, it remained a fundamentally nice, deeply satisfying plate of food that grounded the meal in tradition. Ultimately, Sagra delivers an unequivocally great dining experience. It is a restaurant that balances hearty comfort with vibrant execution, proving that a well-crafted Italian menu in the heart of Wisconsin is a journey well worth taking. If this dispatch from the La Crosse culinary scene was useful to you, please leave a like or comment below so I can keep writing these reviews for your education, preparation, and enjoyment.

The best Italian food in the Lacrosse region!!! Homemade noodles & bread, fabulous spinach…read moreartichoke dip, and cocktails to die for! Worth every penny. Reservations recommended. I went for my birthday with my husband and it was perfect.

Such a fun space! Upstairs you'll find some tables and the bar and downstairs you have more private…read morerooms and all within a neat setting (an old bank). An ever changing wine list with some great gems on there.

This place is exceptionally cute! It is in a well refinished old bank. You can sit in the bank…read morevault, the main bar area, or one of many cubby holes to relax and enjoy your friends and beverages. They were playing good music and the place has a great vibe for sitting and catching up with friends. I had the hummus and pita. The red bell pepper hummus was delicious and the pita came warm and soft. It was delicious! I asked for a surprise red wine pairing (by the glass). The bartender (and owner) picked a pinot noir, and it was also delicious! I will definitely be back!

The restaurant is in an old grain warehouse building. Very unique. Beautiful views of the…read moreMississippi. You can eat inside or on the patio overlooking the river. Everything is made from scratch! Coffee is excellent. You can't ask for a friendlier staff. A definite stop when you're in Lansing.

Had a sandwich served with fresh fruit & amazing coffee with a great view we love this place & we…read moretry to go every time we are in Lansing! Staff is so friendly!

The barista assisted me in selected a new drink to try and it was a fantastic…read more I highly recommend! This drink is so light and refreshing! The lavender and honey are a perfect blend. How can anyone go wrong with a green Matcha? So refreshing! The cafe has historic charm with wood beams, floor and a brick walls. Service was fast and very knowledge

Super fun seasonal flavors here! I got the maple sticky bun latte and it was delicious -- flavorful…read moreand the right amount of sweetness. The inside of the shop is cute and has a good amount of seating available. There is free street parking available. The food left a little to be desired. I ordered a lunch bowl to-go but it took almost 30 minutes and tasted a little bland. Service is friendly and I would definitely go back for the drinks!

We love this winery. It is the kickoff to our annual sisters' weekend. I build myself a flight, my…read moresister gets one of the cocktails, we share the homemade onion dip which is so good! If the weather is nice, they have a beautiful patio. We enjoy overlooking the fall colors this time of year. Staff are friendly and helpful. Add this place to your list!

Everything about this place was great. Very enjoyable location with an amazing selection of wines…read more The food was very good as well. We try lots of wineries in the Wisconsin dells area and this one has to be our favorite. I recommend it to anyone looking for a winery or even just a great place to sit around & eat some great food. .

Came here last night and had a recommendation from our server at dinner to stop in! We are from…read moreChicago and have a big variety of wine bars, this place had an even better selection of wine and great live music.

Great little wine bar with fun flights and charcuterie platters. Had a lovely Tuesday evening here…read moreafter work. They had trivia (which we lost) and great conversation (win!). David was kind enough to make sure my car was off the street to avoid a ticket. Would definitely recommend!

The bartender, who is the owner's daughter, rejects songs that customers have queued up on the…read morejukebox. The bartender also queues up songs on the jukebox, using the "jump ahead" feature, skipping ahead of customers' songs.

Met this girl @ Shifty's what was mesmerized by Outlaw Whitey Wayne…read moreand the 78s. 78s is a reference to those old LP-sized early records th't played @ 100 mph, and was always scratchy soundin' She tole me 3 soongs ah needed ta hear to evaluate Whitey & his band: Bad News, If It Ain't Broke, keep usin' it, & Hold her if she tries to step on your pedal steel. Oh, and I'm on Fire, the hook of the tune, but the first line 'a the song closely aped a 50s-60's rocker lyric "Pretty little girl with the hah school sweater, skip that buoy, yew kin do better" with a melody that stole from "Way down yonder in the injun nation. savages rage at the indignation, of havin' to live on the reservation!" It was all ah could do ta keep from cryin' as the beertender called bar time. Friend of mine wrote the perfect closin' to a country & western soong evenin' in the tavern, and sent it to me. I wrote back an tole him it weren't good 'nuf cuz it din't say nothin' bout gittin' drunk, sawin' the bar in half with a chainsaw, or Mama's 2 year stretch in the pen. At that point me'n the girl settled on a soong ta end the evenin' an it goes lak this: Then one day a movie scout Came to town to take her out (Jordanaires: Came to town to take her out) Hollywood could offer more So she left the boy next door who worked at the candy store (Jordanaires: Dream on, dream on teenage queen see you on the movie screen) Very soon she was a star Pretty house and shiny car Swimmin' pool and a fence around But she missed her old home town (Jordanaires: But she missed her old home town) All the world was at her door All except the boy next door who worked at the candy store (Jordanaires: Dream on, dream on teenage queen saddest girl we've ever seen) Then one day the teenage star Sold her house and all her cars Gave up all her wealth and fame Left it all and caught a train (Jordanaires: Left it all and caught a train) Do I have to tell you more She came back to the boy next door who worked at the candy store (Now this story has a moral, you'll hear it all at the candy store) After that, ah realized, we din't tell 'un another r names nohow. You don't have to call me darlin, darling, we never even called one another by name.