This place is a whole vibe. The layout is on point, and I love how the bar is set up super spacious…read moreand inviting. The open concept kitchen is such a nice touch too you can actually see amigo and them preparing everything. The food is yummy too with a wide selection to choose from, and the bar is fully stocked. One of the bartenders really made the experience even better with great recommendations and good conversation. Hope to be back soon.

We walked out after the manager, Alfredo, rudely refused to honor an advertised daily special…read more Before we ordered 4 dinners, the server asked for our drink orders. Two of us ordered the Thursday daily special drink, French Martini. The server asked the manager (Alfredo) who quite rudely stated, "The price is the full menu price". His attitude was completely inappropriate. I used to take my team out for team meetings there twice a year, but I will never go there ever again.

We were looking for a fun soccer vibe for the World Cup and we definitely found it ! Place was…read morepacked with energy . Service was still great. We didn't eat but the food looked amazing. Has the charm of an authentic brew haus in Germany.

Our server, Mac, was great. Very welcoming and a pleasure to work with. The food here, however,…read moreleaves a bit to be desired. While we were very happy with our enormous half-pretzel and my partner said Prost made the best beer cheese sauce she'd ever tasted, our mains were kinda lackluster. My partner remarked that the Beyond Bratwurst merely tasted like breakfast sausage. The sauerbraten was just some plain pulled pork with a scant drizzle of sauerbraten gravy, nothing like the well-marinated real deal. The potato pancake wasn't really pancake-y, more like some glorified shredded hash browns. The red cabbage was kinda bland. The pickled veg that accompanied the sausage plate looked and tasted fresh and crisp, with a nice hint of warm spice present in the carrots. The space is a pleasing reuse of an old deconsecrated church, with the requisite beer hall-style dining benches. Sports play on the televisions in the main dining hall and above the bar. In summary, I guess you gotta know what Prost!'s strengths are. Their pretzel is epic, but most everything else seemed to fall short. If you're there just for the beer, you can't go wrong.

Hands down one of my favorite coffee shops I've been to, and it's combined with a store selling one…read moreof my favorite pastimes, a book store. The decor is super cool and vibe-y. I wish I had stopped by later in the day for cocktails - but for now, we were here with a desperate need for coffee. There were so many cool options in the menu like the Red Bean Matcha Latte, the Fig Apple Chaider or the Ca Phe Sua Da. But of course, I had to order the Pandan Iced Latte. I absolutely loved the nuttiness of the Pandan in a latte - I'm just surprised more coffee shops don't offer it. And the perfect offset to it was the Ca Phe Sua Da, or Vietnamese Iced Coffee. It wasn't as mind blowing, but still tasty. Next time I'm in Madison, I'm definitely stopping through for some cocktails!

We really enjoy the trendy vibe of Leopoldo's and if you hit em at happy hour they have featured…read moreand discounted craft cocktails. We ordered oyster and cocktails this stop and everything was so delicious. Friendly and attentive service and the aesthetic couldn't be cooler. Who doesn't love a bookstore.

My daughter took me here while visiting from DC/Virginia. Server was fantastic. Burgers were…read moreamazing. Great service with Winconsin hospitality. I'll definitely go back next time I visit!!

Big fan of this place for a hang out spot with friends. It's a classic bar with a great grill and…read morelots of food options. The pours at the bar are HUGE and the food is made to order and can take some time. The clear thing to order is the burger. They have plenty of winning burgers that they showcase but they are layered with a lot. I think the best way to try a place is with a classic. So we for a bacon cheeseburger and a walleye fish fry since it was Friday. The bacon cheese burger came with the most bacon I have ever seen on a burger. Dare I say too much bacon. The burger itself was a little dry but all together kind of worked. The fish fry wasn't very meaty but the coleslaw and fries were good. Overall, solid place but it's not going to be the best food ever. It's a good place to start with friends then head downtown as the prices were super reasonable and the service was top notch. I'd round to a 3.5 if I could.

So excited to finally visit young blood brewery. If you enjoy sour beers, this place is heaven! I…read moream always excited to see a Youngblood feature beer at bars in the Milwaukee area- they are all so creative and tasty. We sat outside with our dogs and enjoyed their outdoor patio space. The bartender brought out a water bowl for the pups without us having to ask which was thoughtful. Shared a pretzel which was warm, add the queso it's yummy! Youngblood never disappoints! Must visit if you are in the Madison area and appreciate a good beer!

The staff were very friendly! I ordered a couple plain spoke Moscow mules and they were delicious!…read moreThe seating area was cute with greenery hanging from the ceiling.

great beer, super service, cool atmosphere, owner stopped by to thank us for stopping byread more

We stopped by Minocqua Brewing Company while in town from Chicago and we had a GREAT time!…read more There was a live musician when we walked in and he was great. It seems like there are often events! Their election watch party for Tuesday sounded like a great place to be that night! The brewery was full of folks for the live music and the impending Packers game. Everyone was very friendly with one another and it had a great community vibe. Once at the bar, the bartender was super friendly and welcoming. She explained all of the different beers. I got the "MAGA Tears" IPA and my husband got the "Dark Brandon"/"Hope" stout. Both were very delicious. We ended up getting a 4 pack of the "MAGA Tears" because it was so yummy and because we wanted to have it for election night! The space was cozy, clean, and welcoming. It is differently a great spot to go work, meet new people, or catch-up with friends. We will definitely plan to return next time we are in town...Hopefully with a President Harris!

The staff was friendly but the waiter we had wasn't vary good. We ordered fried pickles as an…read moreappetizer when we ordered drinks (hangry children with us). Took while for our drinks (our waiter was nowhere to be found). Our food came out fairly fast but never received our fried pickles, asked for them again and received them when we finished our meal. I would have rather had our waiter tell us he forgot and apologize rather than nothing at all. All the other wait staff and bartender were attentive to their tables and helpful when we needed boxes and our bill (yes, we had to ask other wait staff for this along with silverwar The decor was atmosphere was fun and enjoyable. It's kid friendly and would also be fun on a night out on the town

We stopped into Tipsy Cow while visiting Madison, and while there were definitely some highlights,…read morethe food ended up being a bit of a mixed experience. We started with an order of cheese curds and a couple of Spotted Cow beers, and this was easily the best part of our visit. The cheese curds were excellent! Lightly battered with a flavorful coating and a wonderfully smooth, almost velvety cheese inside. The ranch was also fantastic and paired perfectly with them. Exactly what I was hoping for while back in Wisconsin! Unfortunately, things went downhill a bit from there. We ordered the tomato soup and chili, and neither really impressed us. The tomato soup had an unusual sweetness that almost tasted artificial, along with a surprising amount of spice. It was quite different from the traditional tomato soup flavor we were expecting, and it just didn't work for us. The chili was better, although still pretty spicy, and we actually found two whole bay leaves in it. What disappointed me most was that both soups arrived barely lukewarm, which really took away from the experience. We also tried the walleye fingers, which were good. The fish was cooked well, and the accompanying sauce was very dill forward. Nothing particularly memorable, but certainly not bad either. On a positive note, the service was good throughout our visit. Our drinks stayed full, and we had no issues with the staff. The restaurant was dark wood and very cozy. Overall, Tipsy Cow seems like a great place to grab a cold Wisconsin beer and some genuinely excellent cheese curds. Those alone would bring me back! Unfortunately, the rest of the food didn't quite live up to that strong start. I'd be willing to give it another shot, but next time I'll probably try a different entrée and hope it lives up to the appetizers.

The beer went down smooth, the ambiance is on theme and the bathrooms are my favorite way to be…read moreinclusive. This is the happy hour spot for your after work gossip situation!

Such a lovely brewery in Fitchburg! So sad that today is their last full day of operations:( the…read morestaff are all very friendly and helpful. They did so many different events and gave back to their community. Love how the interior is designed it's so cool!

The Best restuarant services and ambiance, Food is great and fresh all the time. We love this pleaseread more

Dogs welcome on the patio! Great food for a great price in a really comfy atmosphere. Great…read moreneighborhood place - even if it's not your neighborhood! Worth the drive.

I had the pleasure of visiting Lakeside Street Coffee House yesterday. Overall a great experience…read morefrom friendly customer service, beautiful outdoor seating, and good food and coffee for a total of 35.87. We ordered the Pesto melt and the Chipotle melt with side salads along with an iced mocha and house coffee that were served up fairly promptly. The sandwiches were great and the side salad too has a special maple vinaigrette. We sat outside and enjoyed a nice view of the late and the patio is dog friendly so we got to see plenty of cute pups too!

The word I would use to describe this place is eclectic. Theres a lot going on with this place…read more There's five different places to sit at, two of which are outside. You can sit inside at the main room or head downstairs where it's more private and comfy and then there's the quiet wine bar off to the side. Lots of mismatched new and antique furniture with old wooden plank floors. Parking is limited as there are only four spots behind the place and street parking otherwise. No drive up window either. They do offer some breakfast sandwich choices, but there were no croissants or other pastries to choose from besides one scone. I got the ham and cheese sandwich and enjoyed the crunchy ciabatta roll it came on. The coffee here is as good or better than Starbucks, so they get that important part of the formula right. When you finish your order and run your credit card, the tip screen will be waiting for you or add to the tip jar. The prices are reasonable and the service is friendly with free Wi-Fi. This is a nice place to sit and visit, but not if you're in a morning rush. On some weekends they actually have some live music. Ten informative photos for more insight.