Delicious, fast, kind service. I love it everytime I come here. I am a bit far away but sometimes I…read moremake the trip or make sure to stop when I am on that side of time. Cute spot. So good everytime. The service is awesome they are always so kind!

Great dairy free and gluten free options! Just stopped in again today and the man that took my…read moreorder was so nice and knowledgeable on the menu. I had a blended caramel drink today with almond milk. It was very good!

Friendly, quaint coffee and juice bar. Stop in for a relaxed…read morevisit! Beet latte was tasty with the cacao. Eats are tasty..... Goat cheese toast was outstanding. Egg sandwich on sourdough was so delish- loved the chipotle sauce (added on the side). Ready made items looked fabulous. Curry chick pea salad, chicken salad and other wraps... Athena couldn't be any nicer.

So worth the drive. The name and menu were calling my name. I had nothing else to do so I made the…read moredrive up from IL. It was fabulous. It was hard to pick what to eat, everything sounded so good. There are so many clean food options from pre-packaged food in the cooler, to snacks, to full breakfast or lunch. I settled on a BLT. I wish I had added avocado or an egg, it needed a little something more hearty to round it out well. I was a little disappointed I couldn't order a fresh squeezed juice to be maid to order, but they have a good selection in the cooler. The patio outside is peaceful and so calming with the water feature. You completely forget you're right next to the highway. It's a slice of paradise! Highly recommend visiting for lunch or a drink on the patio.

We are on vacation, drove 20 minutes from Kenosha through the country side. This place opened in…read morethe 60s but started as a coffee shop and then was expanded and changed hands and later became the restaurant it is now. We got seated immediately and our server Matzi came over right away. She's a sweet and bubbly young lady, offered coffee right away. We ordered an omelet with crispy hash browns and pancakes. It arrived quickly. The omelet and pancakes were very good but the oil to cook the hash browns gave them a weird taste; and a little too much oil. Matzi refilled coffee several times, always friendly and sweet. She was the star of the show. Nice music was playing in the background, just perfect volume. Restaurant temp was also perfect.. comfortable. The restaurant was busy and everyone seemed happy. This place is a throwback to the 60s. Good times.

Always great! Fresh, good food, great value, nice staff¡!¡!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!…read more Great good wonderful

The ambiance was amazing for this small Wisconsin town. I loved the selection of the Cedar Crest…read moreice cream. I got the Cherry Mackinaw Island Fudge and it was delicious! Overall I recommend!

It's an ice cream shop, and the ice cream is good…read more It's not house made ice cream, but they get it from a good ice cream vendor. I had the butter pecan sundae, and it was really good. They have a really nice caramel sauce and the pecans are salted, so you get that nice sweet and salty flavor and a good crunch. They often have a line, so be aware that you'll probably need to wait a little bit for your ice cream. They have a good amount of seating.

This is a favorite of mine, i come in here alot and im treated very well, the staff are friendly…read moreand they will do the best they can to make you happy, i really recommend them especially if youre looking for fast service and good food their chefs are very skilled they are very clean and well kept, and the environment is super peaceful they play calm music for those who enjoy background noise while you eat to offer comfort to a variety very lovely 10/10

Just a great place to eat and have conversations!! Pumpkin pancakes are delish, eggs are perfect.read more

Classic diner chairs and tables and lots of 50s decor on the walls. Pretty hopping on a Saturday…read moremorning but we got sat right away luckily. Enjoyed my Western croissant and crispy hashbrowns. Ladies kept the coffee flowing with a smile. Well staffed. Decent stuff but basic ingredients and execution, nothing fancy.

We just spent $23 on fish sandwiches and fries, and we got this dry, hard bun with a tiny, cold…read morefillet and a waxy piece of cheese.

Average McDonald's experience except you know the sewer worms that infested location I think that…read moreknocks it down quite a bit. I would also like to add that the staff is mediocre, but there are some nice shining stars in there thankfully it's not run by people who hire because they're special.

I've drive by this old schoolhouse a million times, but never stopped in until today. I really…read moreenjoyed my first breakfast at Red School Cafe! There's lots of parking in the gravel lot; several cute planters ring the entrance and outdoor patio. The cafe has several counter seats and maybe 10 tables indoors (there's also a covered outdoor patio with additional seating in warmer months). This is a first-come-first-serve sort of place; when you come in, you wait in line until a table or counter seat opens up. All of the waitstaff was cheerful and helpful and came around with fresh coffee a few times. I had a veggie omelet with a berry cup and sourdough toast. The veggies were cooked nicely with just the right amount of browning and flavor. There were a lot of interesting specials (country meatloaf with eggs and potatoes, for example) and the coffee and ice team were super fresh. We'll be back!

Not sure that I have much to add being that I only stopped by in a desperate search for coffee…read more If this cafe isn't the epitome of small town life, I don't know what is. Legitimately a converted schoolhouse, you get the feel of that as all. As you walk in to the dining room. There is a nice covered porch area for outdoor seating. The waitress was kind and quickly grabbed me a coffee to go. For a diner coffee, I was actually impressed by the palatability and overall just grateful to get some caffeine in me!

Sometimes in Union Grove, you look around and go "I want a chefs creation, but I don't want to…read moredrive far". Well excellence at the Red Oak is their specialty. They are farm to table, and you could really taste the quality. Every plate that came out truly was something to look at. We sat at the bar and Lottie whipped up every drink perfectly. She also was very helpful with recommendations. I was told their patio is very cute in the summertime. We will definitely be back for that! And another Blueberry Collins while we're at it!

Thank you for a wonderful Easter with our family! The staff and food were awesome! Love all the…read morelocal art for sale. Half the fun of going there is to see what's new on the seasonal menu and art on the walls!

Nice selection of donuts and best thing is the donuts are served warm which makes it even more…read moredelicious. The employee was very friendly and helpful in describing all the donuts flavors. Cute duck themed interior too.

Nutty Fudge: Duck Donuts was founded in 2007 in Duck, North Carolina (although they're…read moreheadquartered in Pennsylvania). They've since expanded to numerous locations across the U.S. and even overseas. Their mascot is Ollie the Duck, who can be found on the sign and packaging. I learned a few things on my first visit. All the donuts are cake style donuts (as opposed to raised/yeast, which I tend to prefer) and they're made to order. The made to order is a pro and a con as you don't have to stress that they will sell out, but you might have to wait a bit for your order. Both peanut butter and cookies & cream are two of my favorite dessert flavors, as this donut includes both, it was a must try (especially because it was a seasonal offering). It comes drenched in peanut butter icing with OREO cookie pieces and a hot fudge drizzle. The body of the donut was heavy, dense, and pleasantly chewing with just the right amount of moistness and not too dry and cakey. Flavor was a sweet peanut butter, with plenty of chocolate. Unfortunately, I didn't detect much of the cream aspect from the OREO's because the peanut butter and chocolate were so strong. Texturally, the OREOs added a welcoming crunch though. It was messier than I prefer, but worth chomping down on. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews My top doughnut shops: 1. Donut Bar (San Diego) 2. Pinkbox Doughnuts (Las Vegas) 3. Everglazed (Disney Springs) 4. Cranky Al's (MKE) 5. Krispy Kreme (various locations in different states)