Came to Taverns for my besties birthday dinner. We were met with warm smiles and had the best…read moreservers! Taverns spinach artichoke dip was one of the best dips I've ever had! It was so creamy and rich in flavor! Their basil berry blast was also very good and super refreshing!

I'm sure the view is gorgeous in the summertime, but it was dark and late so we ate at the bar. The…read moreHugo Spritz was great, and I really liked the spicy rigatoni. I would've added the sausage if I had been hungrier, as it was I couldn't finish the pasta myself. The burger was decent and the staff was nice.

Outstanding Choice, great menu choices, Service everything Friendly enjoyable atmosphere. Enjoy…read morebreakfast, lunch, Dinner Very nice relaxing and enjoyable environment.

I'm not sure why the rating is so low but it was not bad. It was good, basic diner food with a nice…read moreview out the window of the park across the street. We went at 3 pm midweek and found they serve breakfast all day. It wasn't fantastic, but it was as good as I might expect from a Midwest "family" restaurant. It was very clean, the waitress was very friendly, it was bright and updated. The food came fast. I had eggs over easy, dry English muffin (they don't have homemade biscuits),bacon, and "American" potatoes (sliced, fried). Hubby had Wisconsin cheese omelet, hash browns, pancake, Everything arrived exactly as ordered (even the English muffin unbuttered!) The eggs were perfectly cooked, the bacon partly crisp/chewy, English muffin was better than most and did come dry and the potatoes were more greasy than I'd hoped but nicely crisped and still soft-about like my husband's hash browns- but I think better. (I ate every last piece). Hubby's omelette was nicely cooked with cheese melted- but boring! Pancake was good and hash browns were nicely crisped and about what you'd expect from a family restaurant. Up to pay at register, hubby spied desert case and waitress said the peanut butter/cheesecake pie on chocolate graham crust was "really good"!!! We sat back down and and she brought it quickly with two forks:) It probably is delicious to many people, guessing it is a mixture of cool whip and cream cheese and Jif, topped with box pudding and chocolate syrup on graham cracker mix crust, but this isn't my kind of thing. Would I go again. Sure. Am I excited to go again? Not really. But it met my expectations, and I wasn't sorry we went. I'm giving 4 stars because for what it was, it was fine. While not fun, spunky, or delicious, nothing was bad, grumpy, dirty, off-tasting, poorly cooked, etc. Plus, it needs a little boost.

Cute atmosphere! Really yummy food. Great location. My friend and I went in and brought our…read moretoddlers. They were sitting in the chairs but def laughing a little loud and we moved the chairs so they can sit together and got ugly looks from the employees for moving them. We put them back so they wouldn't have to move them. If I tip you 15 percent.. try not to show your annoyance as I just let my daughter sit next to her friend. And just didn't feel like they really wanted us there. I think they prefer older kids to visit, not littles. I do like this cafe and have never experienced customer service like this before and have been plenty of times. Maybe just an off day

Stopped in with my wife on 9/21 at about 1:00. Younger girl and guy were working. There was…read morenobody in line and only a handful of customers. Stood by the register for 5 minutes. We were never acknowledged even though the girl clearly saw us there. How about a "just give me a moment" or "hi I will be with you shortly. ". After 5 minutes of nothing my wife said let's just leave. So we did. Who knows, maybe their coffee is great, but their service is awful.

We recently had dinner at The Blind Horse and had a wonderful experience from start to finish. We…read morestarted the evening sitting at the bar, where we enjoyed cocktails, sampled a few wines, and shared the cheese curds. The interactions with the restaurant team were fantastic - everyone was friendly, engaging, and genuinely welcoming. For dinner, the braised short rib risotto was the standout dish for us - absolutely delicious. We're already recommended this to friends! We can't wait to come back to check out the renovated winery area and the new tasting room in Cedarburg!

Updating my review to rave about our recent service…read more Joined by my bestie and her husband who drove all the way from Denver to see us, my partner and I returned to The Blind Horse for a birthday dinner. My bestie is SEVERELY allergic to poultry and her husband was recently diagnosed with Celiac disease which means gluten is no good (even "cross contamination"). This makes finding a restaurant that can accommodate their needs a huge challenge. Our server went out of her way to talk to the chef and check things out. They were able to accommodate these specific diets and still beautifully create their entrees. It has been horrible to adjust life with Celiac, so when the food came out, I really thought there might be some tears of joy. ;) This gave us more reasons to come back! Thank you!

We went for brunch on Sunday. There was a buffet of fresh shrimp, crab claws, oysters on the half…read moreshell, smoked salmon, deviled eggs with taco seasoning, pastries, baked fritatta, cheesy hashbrowns, French Toast, thick cut bacon, and large plump breakfast sausage. In addition to the buffet, we had the option of made-to-order eggs benedict, omelets, and Prime Rib. We each ordered a benedict, which came as a single serving, and we shared a dish of Prime Rib, which came as two 3-4oz slices. Everything was delicious and well-prepared, and our server was great! The Wisconsin Room is one of many beautifully appointed rooms in the American Club, and I highly recommend the experience of dining!

First time here. We were staying at the American Club for the weekend, and eating at the Wisconsin…read moreRoom was a must on our list. Food: The menu offers a nice selection of starters, à la carte options, and full dinners. The ability to add a wide assortment of sides is a great way to customize a meal to fit your tastes. We started with a couple of specialty cocktails, the Whistle Stop Old Fashioned and the Hemingway Daiquiri. Both were nicely made and delicious. We do not normally order bread service, but my wife was famished, so we started with the House Special Duck Fat Parker Rolls. Wow. They were amazing. The crust was dark, crunchy, and full of flavor. They came with honey butter and a bacon jam spread. Next time I might try the Steakhouse Brisket Burger and substitute these rolls for the bun. For our meals, we ordered the Salmon à la carte with a Caesar salad and the Wagyu Short Rib dinner. The salad was nicely made with a light and flavorful dressing and good presentation. The salmon was excellent. It was melt in your mouth tender with a beautiful pan sear, which is a perfect combination. The Wagyu Short Rib was a different experience. This was my first time having this "Denver" cut of short rib. I was expecting a very luxurious, rich texture, but instead it was fairly lean and a bit dry. The outside was nicely charred and had a slightly ashen flavor, which was not unpleasant, just unexpected. On its own, the meat was a disappointment. Paired with the risotto and bordelaise, it improved considerably. Still, it is not something I would likely order again. We took our leftovers home and still had room for dessert, so we shared the Banana Bread Pudding. It was delicious, though the texture was more muffin-like than the dense, creamy style we usually prefer. The rum raisin ice cream was a very nice addition. Service: Like the rest of the service at the American Club, it was very good. The entire evening felt relaxed and well paced. Water and drinks were always attended to, and our server was knowledgeable about the menu and helpful when explaining items. My only small issue was the tone of the service. It was extremely upbeat, almost to the point of feeling a bit scripted or performative. I love enthusiastic and friendly service, but at times it did not feel entirely authentic. This is a minor criticism in what was otherwise a very good experience. Atmosphere: Like the rest of the hotel, the Wisconsin Room is full of character and charm. There is a strong sense of history in the space, especially knowing it was once the cafeteria for early immigrant workers. That adds a humbling and meaningful layer to the experience. The room was still decorated for the holidays, with tasteful greenery and ornaments. We would definitely come back for another meal.

Tucked downstairs in a separate restaurant from the main part of the Kohler resort is this…read moredelightful restaurant. The bloody Mary is delicious full of so much flavor. Sometimes they have a golden bloody Mary, which is made with yellow tomatoes this also very tasty. A bonus is that you can choose any beer on tap for your chaser. Get the burger and truffle fries. If you have room for it, the cheese soup is divine.

Spent the weekend at the American Club and loved the ability to eat at several different…read morerestaurants within the same resort. Each one is distinct, with its own menu and atmosphere. The Horse and Plow is a great spot if you have a group or family where noise is not a bug but a feature. We came here on our second evening around 7:00 for dinner. Food: The menu has a good selection of beverages and pub-style food. There is an extensive list of whiskeys, including bourbon and rye, lots of beers, and some specialty cocktails. We settled on a draft beer and the Plum Crazy cocktail, which was super yummy. For food, they offer appetizers, soups, salads, sandwiches, and a fish fry. There is even a Wagyu flat iron steak if you are interested in paying $75. We decided on the Double Butter Smashburger with truffle fries and the Walleye Fish Fry. The burger was good, although it could have been cooked a bit more to create more caramelized edges. The bun was good, but a bit too much bread for me, so I ate it open-faced. The truffle fries were delicious and could have been a meal in themselves. The walleye was battered and breaded with good texture, and the fish was flaky. I felt it was a bit overcooked, and the last several bites were very tough. Service: We did not have a reservation, and there were no tables available when we arrived. We took a spot at the bar, where the bartender got us an order of drinks. The service, both at the bar and at the table, was efficient but not especially friendly or outgoing. The food came out nice and hot, waters were kept full, and the check arrived promptly after the meal was finished. For those looking for a pub experience, this is a good spot. However, being at the American Club, I think I was looking for more of an elevated experience. This felt more like a place for a quick meal than somewhere I would feel compelled to return to. Atmosphere: It is a pub, and that is exactly what you get. It was very noisy at times, especially as larger groups were enjoying themselves.

What an amazing restaurant!! Made a stop here along the way of a roadtrip & wow. I AM SO…read moreIMPRESSED!! From the food to the atmosphere, 10's across the board!!!! Everything was absolutely delightful & I recommend ANYONE to come to this wonderful establishment!!

Harry's is a must stop for any visitor or local. I felt like I walked into a time capsule. The…read morestaff uniforms included poodle skirts and classic 50s vibes. There isn't a blank walk in the place, so there is something interesting to look at everywhere. I sat at the bar counter and had their monte Cristo and cinnamon swirl French toast with a side salad. The bread of the monte cristo was so fluffy and yummy. Can't go wrong with the French toast either. The salad was fresh and ranch dressing was thick, which I like. Overall incredible experience and was such a delight during my visit to Sheboygan.

Came here as part of our weekend at the American Club. Unfortunately, the Woodlake Shopping Center…read moreis being remodeled, and the coffee shop has been temporarily set up inside the Kohler Chocolate Store. They did an okay job on the London Fog Latte. The main limitations were the space and setup. There were only a few small tables available, and they did not have ceramic mugs for serving. It felt a bit cramped and less like a true coffee shop experience. I would love to come back and try it again once it is back in its own dedicated space.

The aptly named Awakening rocked my espresso loving socks…read more Came here on an holiday adventure to Kohler for some pre-wandering coffee and bites. Awakening has an array of espresso beverages and coffee as well as smoothies and a few baked items. My dining companion and I both opted for one of their seasonal specialty lattes. They have milk alternatives, so we were both able to get our desired almond milk for our lattes. Their espresso is pitch perfect. I can not overstate this. Seriously, one of the best lattes I have had the pleasure of consuming in the entire state of Wisconsin right here in little ol' Kohler. That alone made the drive from Milwaukee worth it. Their bites are limited to bakery sweet treats. I'm not much for sweet in the morning but was pleased to find that the grocery store where Awakening is situated has lovely savory breakfast options. As I mentioned, they are situated inside a grocery store but don't let that deter you. The grocery store itself is charming and they have a lovely dining area in the middle of the store where you can enjoy your coffee and bites. Our barista was absolutely lovely. They were the one who clued us in on the delicious breakfast bites that we could get at the adjacent deli in addition to serving up such a delicious latte. Get to it!

Had a great lunch on a recent Sunday. We really enjoyed the corn & sausage chowder, a delicious…read moregochujang chicken sandwich special with the sweet potato fries, and a savory pear + Gorgonzola panini on cinnamon raisin bread with carrots and hummus. Everything was a winner. We sat at the window, overlooking the river. Beautiful setting, attentive service, and a great menu.

Was staying at the American Club in the winter for a spa getaway. Had dinner here on a Friday night…read morewith my wife. It's a weird spot. It's decorated like a cabin but it serves fairly upscale food that doesn't taste very good. As others have mentioned some of the food is too salty. I ordered a pork chop and it was terrible. It was supposed to come with blue cheese and there was virtually none. It was over cooked and charred. Staff was nice but the food does not match the vibe at all. It has the lighting and feel of a ski lodge (the cafeteria kind not the upscale kind). They need to dim the lighting and ease off the salt.

We should have been on alert when the place was 80% empty during prime time Friday night. The…read moreservice was slow because the staff were busy tallying their tips on the counter right in front of us. My drink was terrible and the waitress could care less. The food was good, not out of this world, as the high prices would indicate. Sterile environment almost creepy.

Every time I am in Sheboygan Falls I try to stop and eat at B&B. Over the years the faces are…read morealways friendly and the food is always fresh and delicious.