We stopped Sunday after listening to music @ the Wisconsin Brewery. We both ordered the fried…read morechicken and were thoroughly impressed. The service was fantastic and the chicken was the best fried chicken we have had, We got it was served with creamy mashed potatoes. I definitely recommend you try their pub chicken. The Paoli Pub is a little gem located in quaint Paoli. We just missed the Wisconsin Badger Basketball team that were there after floating the Sugar River and heard they had the same chicken. Go Badgers!

Had the Fish Fry at Paoli Pub & Grill - the food was good, typical Wisconsin [bar style] fish fry,…read morewith cheese curds for an opener. The bar itself is casual with friendly service. Worth going if you're in the area and have a hankering.

The finest dive bar around with bartenders that you expect in a dive bar , no food, service with an…read moreattitude , the place big enough for a dozen and a half of you but the drinks are strong and fun is abundant!

Did not dine in here, but boy is this quite the bar. Wisconsin hospitality and a strong pour. Live…read moremusic outside was quite enjoyable.

Decided to come here once I crossed over into WI for dinner. I had two New Glarus tokens for free…read morebeers at this bar, and it had decent reviews. The place was packed for a Thursday night, and, movie-esque, when PIC and I entered, all eyes were on us. (We WERE wearing flannel, but not locals.) Apparently most were there for a birthday party. However, soon all patrons were welcoming and chatty with us. There was only one bartender/server/busser who was busting his butt doing triple duty. He was friendly and quick (as he could be) to take orders and refills. The curds were terrific! Warmy and gooey, with a panko-crust. Spotted Cow on draft, in throwback commercial pint glasses. Reuben was spot on except needed more meat!! Unfortunately, bartender didn't honor free New Glarus tokens. Wah wah wahhhhh. FYI. Prices were cheap enough though, and I didn't make a fuss. Fun locals, good food, would return!

It's my local! We moved to Belleville August of 2021, and I adore this place. Was made welcome…read morealmost immediately. Great food, great people. I strongly suggest any of the burgers, the Reuben when it's 'in season' (starts at St Patrick's day, goes til they're tired of making it), Thursday night nachos, Wednesday s'ghetti. Biscuits and Gravy that can make a Southerner cry (happily)! They don't take cards, but there's an ATM in the corner. Lots of alcohol choices to boot.

I live in belleville....it is so sad to see that the owner of this establishment is unwilling to…read moreinvest in the community by being open fair hours and trying to support the community. I support local businesses almost exclusively not only because I am a senior citizen but I love the community feeling and prefer to keep my money in my community.

We had a fantastic time here last weekend. After hitting the PolkaFest in New Glarus, we were…read morelooking to escape the crowds, and this was just the place. Everything about the place is unique and welcoming, from the regulars, to the dog Lucy, and especially Pat the owner and bartender. All made us feel welcome, even if we were first-timer tourists. The atmosphere is exceedingly unique and cool, with many personal touches all around the place. Lots of Blatz beer memorabilia, brand new shuffleboard table, a giant elk, moose antlers, vintage skis, an Elvis clock, cobalt glass bottles, a handmade bar, and lots more eclectic decor. The beer selection was top notch, and even better taps than we found in New Glarus, where everything seems to be New Glarus beer all the time (nothing wrong with that). Really good focus on local and regional brewers, there were taps from Titletown, Common Thread, Hop Garden (Belleville), Lena, Vintage, Central Waters, Summit, and Hinterland. New Glarus Berliner Weisse in the cooler, along with old standbys and unique craft beers. Another plus is that they update the beer list on beermenus. If beer isn't your thing, they also had an impressive selection of over 40 whiskeys. We didn't think they served food here, but lucked out since there was a Saturday special of homemade pork/chicken gumbo, which was served with homemade cornbread and bourbon butter. It was really tasty. The owner used to be a chef and ran a restaurant here prior to opening the Ale House. Our bill for two beers, gumbo and a big pretzel was $16, that's cheap for such high quality. They are only open 3 days a week, and it's just one guy running the show. If you are traveling a distance or bringing a group it would be wise to call ahead. The one-star reviews here reflect more on shortsighted personal entitlement than the establishment, from my experience.

Best dive bar in the Madison area. In fact, they are the definition of dive bar. Petey is a delight…read moreto see every time with a warm greeting and great conversation. If you come alone you won't be without a friend for long. Everyone in the bar is happy to join in a conversation. The drinks are strong and cheap but the food Petey makes is SO good. One of the best bar burgers I've had, but I have to say there isn't a thing on the menu I didn't thoroughly enjoy. Always try the specials. You can't go wrong.

Well I'm in Belleville, WI for my reset... checked google maps and I am half mile from this lil…read moregem... so I walked on over to check it out... the building looks run down and when you get around the corner you see an open door to the basement... so I entered... it was a cool feel walking in... local people greeted you nicely. Place was clean.. I saw they had a homemade Chilli on a menu I found on the Web but when I got there not so much and the menu was quite small... so I had to change my way... you could assemble a burger so I picked my cheese, bacon and toppings... they must fry in peanut oil also cause I always had the flavor lingering after each bite.... Set that aside and their burger is quite good.. they didnt have fries this day and no jalapeño which is an option... for their burger .. I used Texas toast so that was a new and pretty good.... Love the small bar atmosphere... the bar tender was working hard cause seats were full at 3pm on a Sunday can't imagine how crowded this place could get... I do like this place and will stop in again cause drinks are stiff and at a great price... check it out !!

Excellent service. We were impressed with how extensive the menu is…read more We dropped in for fish on a Friday. Fish is lightly cooked and not heavy or greasy. Menu has walleye, perch, and bluegill! We want to return and try the breakfast menu

Super cute and inviting dining room with a ton of booths. One server was running hard, but still…read moreefficient. Not the fastest service, but the food was great: Mushroom Swiss Burger with fries and Grilled Chicken wrap with fries. The booths are really cool. The tables are made of varnished thick wood slices....beautiful!! The dining room is painted a cheerful orange color. And the place is extremely clean and inviting. Can't wait to return and experience Mexican night (Sundays and Tuesdays). Their pineapple margaritas sound amazing.

Service was great. Called ahead to make sure open bowl was ok. Showed up and we were the only…read morepatrons. They turned on the glow bowl for the kids and we had an absolute blast!

way to long of a wait for dinner. the place wasn't that busy and we waited two minutes shy of an…read morehour. I think if they determined certain areas for their bartenders and wait staff to cover instead of trying to cover everywhere it would make a different. I'm not sure what they are doing back in the kitchen but just seems ridiculous how long you have to wait.

We had the best afternoon at the Hop Garden. A hidden gem in Paoli that will get quite busy on a…read morebeautiful Saturday afternoon. Lots of beer choices, a few wines and seltzers. If that isn't your thing (I'm not a beer fan), try out the My Tipsy Gypsy for liquor/adult capri sun pouches. We tried the blueberry Moscow mule, blueberry lemonade and a gin one. All phenomenal! When you get hungry, check out the Mexican food spot right on location. I loved the street corn so much I didn't even take a photo. They have live music on the weekends and it's very dog friendly! Definitely recommend!

Enjoyed some outdoor live music at the The Mill / The Hop Garden in Paoli, WI - there's several…read morebusinesses close together, so they seem to be (at least somewhat) inter-related. We didn't try any food there, but I imagine one of the merchants can connect you. It was essentially self-service in the garden, but the outdoor vibe & ambiance is perfection. https://www.discoverpaoli.com/ https://themillpaoli.com/events

This place is an old-school tavern style bar, on Railroad street next to Miller's Market. It has…read moreclean bathrooms, with drinks a plenty and freshly fried, quickly served bar food. This is a great hole in the wall with darts and music, great service, friendly patrons with generous hours.

Fish fry at Cahoots is a 5 star on my scale. They have a delicate corn meal & light flour blend…read more I had the shrimp & cod. It was perfect. Dill pickle instead of sweet pickles in a tatar sauce is a must for me & they are it spot on. Cocktail sauce with the just right amount of horseradish to make my tastebuds dance. Yum O E! Located in a historic building with lots of fun history. Our waitress was fabulous!

Mothers Day Brunch for $55 per person was mostly cold and disappointing…read more I can, however, see how this place could / can be amazing on a typical night. With empathy, this was their first Motgers Day Brunch. The cider was great. I'd try again, but not for a special event.

We checked out Orchard during Restaurant Week for lunch. I ordered a Knife and Fork Caesar Salad…read moreand the Margarita flatbread. The Caesar salad was excellent with super crisp romaine and a fresh house made dressing. I wished that the plate was bigger, as it was loaded very high and hard to not spill. The Margarita flatbread was ok, nothing special. My dining mate tried the Fried Cheese Curd app and a Smashburger with fries for his main. The curds were deliciously crunchy and gooey. Some of the best curds in the area. His Smashburger was good, but the fries were outstanding. We also tried hot cider, since cider is Orchard's claim to fame. The cider was excellent, although a bit pricey at $6.00 a cup. We splurged on some mini-donuts for dessert, but they were just ok. The vibe of Orchard is open and inviting. Our server was excellent, no complaints.