Tyranena Painted Ladies Pumpkin Spice Ale: Although I've become less of a beer guy since my college…read moredays, I like to try at least one new pumpkin beer each fall. Tyranena was founded in Lake Mills, WI by Rob Larson in 1999. Although that's within my lifetime, it was well before my beer drinking days. Painted Ladies Pumpkin Spice Ale (PLPSA) comes in at an above average 7.25% ABV with an IBU of 22. The bottle depicts multiple pumpkins painted with makeup to resemble women. The term "Painted Ladies" has a few different meanings. It was chosen for Lake Mill's "The Painted Ladies Fling" because the word is often used for Victorian and Edwardian buildings that are painted in ways that help to enhance their architectural details. The fling helps to highlight business and building owners who have embellished and enhanced their buildings throughout the year. Alternatively, it can be used as a synonym for prostitute, and that's why it was chosen for this ale as some of the more adventurous women in Lake Mills dress as painted ladies during the Fling event. PLPSA is an amber ale that pours an opaque copper color with surprisingly little head. There are notes of caramel and toffee, along with pumpkin pie spices (cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and clove). I found this to be an easy beer to drink as the none of the flavors were overly pronounced (although this could also be a criticism for some). I would say it's a relatively average pumpkin beer, but that's high praise from someone who doesn't drink much beer. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews My favorite Pumpkin Beers: 1. Southern Tier Pumking Imperial Ale 2. Saint Arnold Pumpkinator Imperial Stout 3. New Belgium Pumpkick Ale 4. Cold Brew Coffee Pumking Nitro 5. Jack-O Traveler Pumpkin Shandy

Bartender's were friendly and the bar had some games to play and an outside seating area as well…read more It was quite dark, but an easygoing vibe. There were SOO many options, so we tried a flight. The sour beer (Murdsaki) in particular was my favorite! It was refreshingly tart and fruity.

If you are looking for authentic, German-style food and ambiance, look no further than Prost…read more I was raised with my mom's German cooking and the food is very spot on. The servers are great and promote a celebratory atmosphere.

Great place! Fun food, beautiful historic building, and the service was very warm…read more The Thuringer brat was an overall favorite and the cheesy spaetzle.

4 stars? I went with 5! I read read reviews on Mink Farm and knew we had to go check it out. We…read morewent on a Saturday afternoon during a Badgers game. Go there about 12:30, full bar, we sat at a table. Plenty of TV's to watch the game. When we got there the bartender was cooking in the back room so it took a while to get a drink but as soon as the cook arrived service was super speedy. Good beer selection, 3-4 micros on tap plus bottles. We weren't sure if we were going to eat here but our minds were made up when the table next to us got there food. We both ordered the French Dip. Yum!!! Au jus was awesome, chunks of onion and garlic. Toasted roll, mushrooms and melted cheese. Bar was very friendly. Badgers scored while we were there, shots on the house! The hubby was excited, I was driving! Lol! We will definitely go back!!

It's a small cute bar that happens to have a small bar menu which is perfect. We split the prime…read morerib sandwich which was 14 bucks which is a good price. It was tasty but nothing incredible but good solid bar food It looks like an up north bar with the wood trim and games of chance. It's a well stocked bar but they did run out of Diet Coke when we were there but it was okay. If you're in the neighborhood it's worth a stop.

Friendly staff, good prices and great service. Felt like a regular right away everyone was very…read morenice owners made great conversation

Kim and Tim were super friendly. We went twice in one week. Awesome fries and thick juicy burgers…read more The giant cod sandwich was delicious as well.

Stopped in on a whim for a pizza and cocktails. The pizza was tasty, good sauce and cheese…read more Toppings were a little sparse, and the crust was nothing great. Our table service wasn't the best. They brought me my dirty martini warm (hadn't been shaken over ice) and in a rocks glass. And they forgot my wife's cocktail altogether. But overall a positive experience. A lovely summer night on the patio. Which is why we gave them 4 stars.

I stopped by for a dinner on a Friday. The system was a bit different on Friday's. We need to put…read morein the order. Once order is ready, then find a table. Till then stay in the bar and have a drink. Bar got a lot congested due to this. My order was ready in about 30 minutes. Goat balls was my favorite here. I loved the Friday fish fry as well. Bang bang shrimp was flavorful. Chicken tenders was good. French onion soup was ok.

We stopped here after biking / before hiking at Aztalan State Park and we're so glad we did! We…read morepicked up on friendly, hometown vibes the second we walked in. It was a great little hangout spot to rest & recharge. Food and beverages were available but we just had to order at the bar (no table service when we dined here which was perfectly fine). The IPA tasted more like a pale ale but hit the spot. The food was flavorful and hit the spot! Satisfying portions and yummy vegetarian options. We each ordered two tacos and shared a half pan of loaded nachos (we did the sweet potato vegetarian nacho option). There's limited indoor seating at the front and a larger seating space out back including an outdoor patio space that has tables with umbrellas. We sat out back indoors. The flies were bad but it's that time of year. There's a board game shelf, water station and lots of posters advertising fun weekly activities. I loved how kid/baby friendly the place was. They had high chairs and a changing table in one of the restrooms plus they offer kids eat free deals on Thursdays. We lucked out and came here when it was relatively slow. When we left, the bar was jam packed and while service moved it understandably slowed down. Our only regret was not purchasing a Sunshine Brew Co hat before leaving. Guess that means we will have to make a return visit one day!

The customer service was on point and I highly recommend their Hard Seltzer. Food was delicious…read moretoo. We had the carnitas tacos and half pan of nachos.

Wanted to give their Friday night fish fry a try. We got take out. We got 3 cod with French fries…read moreand coleslaw. 7 piece shrimp with tots and cottage cheese. Both came with a bun. Both meals were underwhelming. The cod didn't taste great, only 2 of 3 eaten. Very light batter. Not crispy. Flavor different in batter. The fried were completely soggy/oily. Coleslaw warm with not much flavor. The shrimp were nothing special. Flat shrimp you can buy in the freezer section. The cocktail sauce was very weird. Runny. We almost thought it as salad dressing or something. Tots were good. The cottage cheese was awful and we spit it out. Was like warm curdled yogurt. It was so bad. The highlight was the bun. Super soft. We ended up grabbing butter and jelly and enjoying that the most. Definitely missed the mark.

We are from Texas, we stopped in to have a drink. We noticed the cute little bar on the street…read more The patio was inviting, they had flowers everywhere and the patio was very clean. Inside the place was very inviting and the owner even offered me a taste of some chicken that he just cooked up on the grill. The bar keeper we super sweet and helpful. We ordered a basket of fries and they were delicious. If we lived in Deerfield we would definitely make this our regular place for happy hour and yummy eats.

One of the funnest outdoor places in town. The atmosphere is fun and they get some really good…read morebands playing there. Bring your bug spray and a chair for the outdoor music.

This place actually exists, and not just in Peter Griffin's world…read more Tucked away next to a supper club on a little peninsula on a lake in central Wisconsin is indeed, a tiny bar called The Drunken Clam. You won't run into Peter here, but you'll meet other delightful people -- locals and vacationers. Most of the time, it's closed, but on the rare occasion that you find this building open (usually a weekend evening during warmer weather), it's a bit of a delight. Owned and operated by the people who run Twin Shores next door, this little building has a tiny, crowded bar with one table, and several outdoor tables. The drinks here are the same as the drinks at Twin Shores. It's a perfect spot for an after dinner drink when you want to sit outside and breathe in the fresh lake air on a warm summer night.

Sports bar with great food! Don't miss this one!…read more This gem is unassuming and tucked back off the main streets cottage grove. It has a large indoor and outdoor recreational area attached, but the food is what stands out. This was our first time for breakfast. The Bloody Mary was delicious, tasted like a homemade mix, with the perfect portion of garnishes. I had the breakfast sandwich, which was build your own, with potato pancakes. The ingredients were fresh and flavorful. The potato pancakes were some of that best I've had, and such a great idea for breakfast. My husband had the biscuits and gravy with seasoned diced potatoes. The portion was not overwhelming and the biscuits were fresh with a very flavorful gravy - some of the best around. Service was efficient and attentive. Excited to come back again!

We ordered 2 salads tonight for takeout one Salmon, 1 Asian Chicken. We were underwhelmed on both…read moreof them. The salmon had a good size chunk. It was supposed to come with pears and candied walnuts. I've included picture, there weren't any. Both salads were to come with "French Bread" per menu. You will see it was like an inch piece of bread. The Asian Chicken had tough chicken, limp tortilla strips (salad dressing was on side so that wouldn't have impacted this) and about 4 mandarin slices 2 of which were mushy. There were no bean sprouts or sesame seeds as indicated on menu. The only thing that saved this meal was a breadstick we found in our refrigerator. Too bad, would not get either again.

Great selection of craft beers and wine!! Very friendly bartender. Great location for a drink…read moreafter a walk or ride on the Camrock Trail!

From the owner: The Cambridge Taphouse is crafted for connections! We offer an ever changing selection of specialty…read morebrews, fine wines, and small bites in a relaxed environment. Conveniently located one block south of Main Street (HWY 12) with easy access to the CamRock County Park bike trails. Outdoor seating provides a great view of the Koshkonong Creek and mountain biking skills course.