A yummy, independent bakery just off of the square! Neat-O's has unique sweet treats all year long,…read moreeither behind the counter or prepackaged items like cookies/puppy chow to grab in the front. There is a ton of variety from in-house decorated cookies, pastries, bars and cake slices available. The prices are great for a local fresh bakery. A dozen chocolate chip cookies baked the same day for $10? Yes, please! Neat-O's does custom orders for cakes and other baked items. They catered my niece's party with lots of sweet, frosted, buttery donuts that tasted so fresh and upscale for a reasonable price. There is usually only one staff member working but they always are polite and efficient. They close relatively early (2pm) so I'd consider it weekend spot unless you're off for the day. It's a smaller shop and there isn't much seating so it isn't a place I'd plan on bringing family to sit down. If you have 5 bucks in your pocket, pop in while you're hanging on the square and treat yourself to something sweet!

The best bakery around!! You'll never regret stopping here. The staff is so friendly and lovely…read more They make amazing baked goods and cakes. Everytime I'm in town I make sure this is my first stop!

Great taco pizza! Lots of beautiful and delicious bakery & chocolate yummies. Even has gluten free…read more& dog treats!

Cute little restaurant in the tiny town of Adams, WI. I had a belgian waffle with cherry topping…read moreand 2 scrambled eggs. Waffle with the cherry topping was great. I also took 2 cookies for later in the day. While i greatly enjoyed the breakfast i was disappointed in the peanut butter cookie. It wasn't fresh. It looked delicious and i was hopeful but it was hard and not pleasant to eat. Maybe it just had been in the cookie jar too long. I mean it is a bakery and cafe and should be fresh. Their easter cookies and pies in the display case looked AMAZING. I wish i had chosen one of tbose. Anyway, i would go back for breakfast and for pie or maybe one of tnose beautifully decorated easter cookies. But the peanut butter cookie - i will pass on that. Staff were very nice!

Saw the ad in the paper that Saturday is the only day they have donuts, so we wanted to be sure to…read morehit it for the kids and the whole family. It's outside of town by 5 minutes, so perfect drive to enjoy coffee. Pleasantly surprised by the enormous choices in the bakery. See photos. Breads, pecan rolls, cinnamon rolls, warm fresh donuts, cookies, turnovers, brownies, turtles, pies, giant danish ring, etc. The selection was great and we loved everything we bought for breakfast as the pecan and cinnamon rolls were fresh and a quick 15 seconds in the microwave was just the ticket. Absolutely worth the trip.

Whenever in the area we go to Hillside Bakery. Great baked goods at fair prices. Just remember to…read moretake cash. Cash only is common in these parts.

The owners are friendly and the donuts are delicious. My only complaint is that they go so fast,…read moreso if you don't get in there early, you don't have much to choose from. Price is very good for the quality!

Without a doubt the best selection of baked goods with the greatest and most satisfying taste you…read morecan imagine!! Without a doubt, their Apple Fritter with Cream Cheese and Caramel drizzle is #1 followed closely by the Bavarian Cream Bismark. A must stop for an amazing pastry or four!! Dave B.

Went for breakfast with six of us. We were sat immediately with drink order taken. While waiting…read moreanother worker brought my kids two of those erasable tablets- perfect! Who needs crayons and a kids menu? These are more environmentally friendly. I had the sampler meal- the pancakes were fluffy and tasty. I asked for crispy bacon and got crispy bacon! My latte came with a heart. The little side salad with homemade dressing - mmmmm. Other things ordered: kids waffle, kids pancakes, breakfast sandwich, corn beef hash (had real corn beef).

Service was very generous and kind. The food was very filling and hearty. I would recommend but not…read moreif it's packed with a long wait can be up to an hour.

I've waited a while to allow the vacation glow to wear off so I can give an honest evaluation of…read morethe restaurant. The best part: The scrambled eggs. Whatever they are doing to get them as thick, creamy and delicious, don't stop. My kids who are avowed egg haters devoured them. The breakfast meats are all top quality. Thick cut bacon, and old style sausage links, both cooked to perfection. The biscuit and gravy is delightful in that way that you can only get by using real ingredients, not from a can. The warm doughnuts are very good, but IMO overrated. They're a cake style that would be mealy once they cooled...not my preference. The ambiance is log cabin shanty with nods to the area's logging past. But honestly by tge time you're seated, you are to frazzled to enjoy it. The bad: The price. When you break it down, it was $90 for four people for breakfast. Ouch! I get it, locally sourced foods, overhead, etc.. but...woah! All in all, we are glad we stopped for the experience. We were saddened to see that the Lumber Jack Show has recently closed. So keep that in mind as you choose your destination.

BUYER BEWARE: GIFT SHOP WARNING Be extremely cautious making…read moreany purchases in the gift shop you're forced to weave through when entering and exiting. We bought our daughter a NeeDoh squishy, and before we even left the parking lot to head back to Chicago, it was already broken. The original cashier was wonderfully sweet and swapped it out without hesitation. Unfortunately, the replacement broke within seconds of normal use in the car. ​When I went back in for a refund, the cashier understood, but the manager on duty took over and refused to process it. She flat-out refused to give her name (so I'll call her "Karen"), accused my daughter of breaking them by "squeezing too roughly," and claimed they've sold thousands with zero returns. I pointed out that most tourists buy items and immediately drive home, which explains why people don't return. ​She remained firm, rude, and refused the $8.99 refund. My daughter owns plenty of squishies that last for months--a good manager would recognize a defective batch instead of blaming a child. Unless $9 is coming directly out of her paycheck, there's no excuse for that attitude. ​RESTAURANT REVIEW As for the food: expect a fairly long line depending on the season and time of day, but once seated, the service is good and the all-you-can-eat food is solid. Just note that kids' pricing is no longer "pay your age"--it's now tiered pricing by age (I've attached a receipt photo for reference). ​VERDICT: The restaurant itself is definitely worth a stop to eat, but completely skip the gift shop trap. If an item is defective, management won't care and will blame you for it.

Great little grocery store in the heart of Wisconsin Dells. Excellent selection of fresh foods,…read moreethnic specialties, and basic staples. For those fretting about the higher prices - the store is in a tourist town, it is to be expected.

First time coming here, wanted a place to check out since I was in the Wisconsin Dells area and…read morewanted to see what the grocery store had so maybe I could take back a few things to my hotel room. There wasn't anything eye catching about this grocery store. It was just a typical grocery store, featured plenty of food, groceries, household goods, Etc. The store was clean and it had very clean restrooms as well for its guests. Parking was pretty easy, some items were a bit overpriced as well like the water. Overall it was an average grocery store experience

This is a must visit when in the area. Large selection of bakery items, gluten free options and…read morespecialty coffee.

I first sashayed in here on Halloween, looking to load up on treats for myself and my partner to…read moredig into later that night. It was a warm, bustling little place, with lots of friendly folks on staff and plenty to choose from! The white chocolate cookies are great, the donuts are awesome (my favorite was the maple bacon, so far), and the stacks on stacks of pre-packaged treats promise something for everyone. I adore the puppy chow, and my partner can't get enough of their cake pops. They even have dog treats for your furry friends! I've been here three more times since, and plan to return whenever I can.

I was a bit disappointed given the hype here on Yelp. It was simply ok. The strength of my rating…read morelies in their maple bar (or long john, as they call them here in the Midwest). It's hard to find one around here anyway--in all the time I've lived in Chicago I have only found them a few times, and usually they have a stop of bacon on them (yuck), so finding one that was true to origins made me happy. And it was pretty good! It was pretty fluffy, and I've had ones that are much more dense and not as tasty. The cinnamon roll was just ok. I think that's mostly because I didn't like the icing; I think it was a pretty simple one made of powdered sugar, but I prefer a different type. The maple frosted fritter was disappointing. The woman working was nice enough. They did have lots of items to choose from and I couldn't decide so that's why I got a few things to haves a few bites of each. The price was outstanding, and that was nice too! They have lots of breads here, as well as hamburger and hot dog buns, and if I was heading to a picnic I'd get some to take along.

This bakery does not disappoint! Everything I bought there was great!…read more I originally stopped to only try their cream-filled chocolate covered donuts. But of course while waiting in line I was overtaken by a bakery trance....I ended up with a loaf of whole-wheat sandwich bread, a bag of snickerdoodle cookies, a bag of chocolate chip cookies and four cream-filled donuts. The whole take was only around $17.00. Incredible price and incredible product! It's a good thing I don't live nearby....

Wow, has Pleasant View Bakery grown! We haven't been here in several years, and back then there…read moredefinitely wasn't an expanded parking lot or a 30-minute line. But I can tell you--the bakery, especially those pretzels, was so memorable that we still talk about them with our daughter today. Never did I think we'd be waiting 30 minutes just to get a pretzel, but they are STILL worth the wait! Some things haven't changed, though. The kind Amish ladies are still tallying orders on an old-fashioned cash register, you can peek in the back and watch the busy ladies making more goodies, and one girl was even singing beautifully while she worked. The bakery has definitely grown, but the charm is still there. Do yourself a favor and stop--you won't regret it!

A stop at this Amish bakery can be delightful. They don't carry gluten-free items but have…read more"lighter" Sourdough bread (that was already sold out during my visit). I had a donut and it was warm and delicious. It felt like a hug I couldn't resist having. The ladies are attentive...and very busy! The bakery is clean and well organized; with a lot of items to indulge in. My husband had the mini pecan pie and he loved it. I'll have to come back with my family!