One of my favorite stops when I'm driving from Mpls to chicago. Ians pizza at garver feed mill has…read moregreat pizza options and easy bathrooms and a nice coffee shop everything to take a nice break before heading back on the road. Plus unique ice cream flavors!

Very interesting compilation of rooms for events, restaurants, and small boutiques. Unique…read moreinterior. Cute stores. Great vibe. We had Caesar salads from Ian's pizza. The salads were amazing. We didn't get to try the pizza. So, I can't speak to that. I'm so glad we stumbled upon this place while we were in Madison.

Visited for a library conference. Rooms had great acoustics, fully furnished, and lots of space. Be…read moresure to check out the awe-inspiring artwork by DarRen Morris in the hallways on the first floor.

Horrible service that left me extremely uncomfortable and embarrassed, in a rather professional…read moreconference setting. At a conference, in the buffet line, I had gotten salad and the server was getting ready to swap a new bowl in. I held onto the tongs to try and make that task easier for him, but he told me to "give me that," so I did. I moved on in the line, and heard him ask "You think that's funny, huh?". I asked for clarification and he repeated this, to which I responded that I was just trying to help. He then said "I don't need your help, don't need your help." I left it at "Sorry," but once I was a few meters down the line, I looked back and he yelled at me, asking "Why you looking at me? Don't look at me!". He repeated this a few times, I told him that I hoped the rest of his day would be better, and he said "My days are always perfect. You're the problem, you're the one having a bad day."

wandered down from Bandit Taco at the Madison Train Depot and entered Local Motive, was greeted by…read morePrasanna and Brian at the bar - which is situated inside a beautifully restored train car! Fantastic atmosphere, had a delightful Old Fashioned and soaked in the railroad environment, throwback to the cool club cars on passenger cars in the last century, yet with a lot of modern twists. If you're in Madison you should come check these places out!

After dining next door, we wanted to have a night cap nearby and Madison Local Motive, which is a…read moretrain car turned bar, was highly recommended, so we popped over. The space is two cars, with one set up as a full-time bar, and the other a mixed space that was a dance club on the night we visited. The bar car was super cute and quaint, but also tight and cramped, especially with a crowd. The car is set up with a single person bar towards the back, and lounge seating along one side leaving small space for folks to walk and wait for the bar. The other car had the bar up front and the dance floor and seating in the back. This car had a cover, so we just did cocktails and lounged a bit in the bar car. The single bartender, while he was friendly and made a good cocktail, created a backlog of folks waiting for drinks. We waited 10 minutes in a single file line for our cocktails. I went with the espresso martini, and my pal got an old fashioned. Both tasty, but the glassware was wayyyyy too small. The line never cleared, so we did one and done unfortunately. The concept is great, but execution is lacking. I know there is limited space, but the current layout and function is not the greatest, especially on the cocktail car side of things. Overall, it was cool to experience and now we can say we have done it.

Lots of fun on a summer evening - sometimes there's a band ( which means a crowd) and other times…read moreyou feel like you have the place to yourself! Great bar, unmatched views of Madison's beauty, friendly vibe always!

A shorter review since I was just here on a random Monday evening meeting up some co-workers who…read moreI'd never met in person before. The tiki bar didn't seem to be open, but since I was driving anyway and we had a long day of meetings the next day I didn't miss it. Since I'm coming from Illinois I had to get the requisite Spotted Cow. A fly took a swim in my colleague's beer who was really looking forward to it after a long day of travel, and they were nice enough to give her a fresh one. I also got a freshly grilled brat and some chips for just $6 which feels like a steal these days. Overall a nice place to chill with a great view of the lake and can see why it might be a popular spot for events.

The Bur Oak is a fun spot to catch music - great lineup of bands, perfect acoustics, nice seating,…read morefull bar, etc. Check it out!

Lacy is amazing and kind and makes the best food. Thanks Lacy!!…read more We've been many times and it is consistently good!!

Visiting from out of town and this place is great. Love music and amazing rooftop. And incredible…read morefood and staff. I ordered the gyro burger it was delicious, I never had anything like that. My server Nick was spectacular from the time he greeted my table until we left. If you're in town you need to try this place out!

We had friendly service, great appetizers, and a really good time playing BINGO. The BINGO host was…read morefunny, and the food was good. The place was packed and the vibe was fun!

Excellent service comfortable ambiance and delicious food! That's Irish... can't argue that!…read moreShepards Pie was perfect piping hot and very satisfying! Plenty to choose from and extensive menu and daily specials. Thirsty? No problem... what'll ya have? If you enjoy good food and relaxing with a favorite libation... Erin's Snug is exactly what you need! I recommend highly!

We were in town for the night and hoped to be able to watch Monday night football, and have drinks…read moreand dinner. I Yelped bourbon bars, and found Erin's Snug just down the street from our hotel. I had hoped to have corned beef and cabbage, but was told they were out. Ugh. So I settled for a Reuben. (I looked at him quizzically when he told me they could still make this, but he said the corned beef was prepared a different way. It was kind of shredded.) This wasn't optimal for my low-carb diet, but I pulled off most of the bread and went with it. It was okay, but not great. Kind of disappointing. My Maker's Mark Manhattan, on the other hand, was quite tasty. My husband had the stew, and said it was very good. It came with a large piece of bread on top, maybe soda bread, and was served in a large bowl, Other than the bartender making a joke about how they wouldn't put the Bears game on because this was Packers country (as it turns out, he's from Buffalo), and being oddly out of corned beef and cabbage, the evening was nice.

My daughter chose this venue after an exhaustive search. She knew immediately upon arrival at…read moreFarmin' Betty's that this was the perfect outdoor setting for their nuptials, the farmhouse for getting ready and the magnificent barn for their reception. In addition to the exquisite grounds, Beth and her staff are efficient, gracious, and knowledgeable. After several meetings, we left everything in her confident hands and enjoyed every moment of the glorious event. I cannot expound enough upon the professional manner every detail was dealt with. Everyone who attended has perfect memories.

From the owner: Vintage Fields welcomes you to an unforgettable experience. Nestled amid the rolling hills of…read moreSouthern Wisconsin (just 30 minutes from Madison and 45 minutes from the Western Milwaukee Suburbs), our estate offers a captivating blend of vintage charm and modern amenities. Imagine exchanging vows against a backdrop of serene fields and winding rivers. Or dancing the night away in our elegant wedding barn or under the stars in our magical courtyard. Your closest friends and family enjoying the moment and making memories with you. Here, you'll find peace, tranquility, and all the final touches that just make sense.

Dining at The Commodore felt like stepping onto the set of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. It…read moreimmediately brought to mind the family's lakeside gatherings, where everyone was impeccably dressed and every dinner felt like an occasion. The restaurant captures that same timeless elegance of the late 1950s. From the moment we walked in, I knew we were in for a special evening. The candle burning in the reception area smelled amazing and set the tone before we were even seated. The service was impeccable, the lake views were gorgeous, and every detail was thoughtfully done. Even the restrooms were beautiful--spotlessly clean with elegant wallpaper, vintage-inspired furnishings, and even a mother's room, adding to the nostalgic 1950s flair. Now, let's talk about the food. Start your evening with a Boulevardier--it just sounds elegant, and it certainly tastes the part. Pair it with the fully loaded shrimp and crab bisque for a fantastic start. For your entrée, order the filet Oscar with asparagus and whipped potatoes accompanied with additional sides of hen-of-the-woods mushrooms and candied carrots. I also enjoyed an Infante with my filet, and it was the perfect complement to the meal. And whatever you do, don't skip dessert. The rhubarb dessert was the perfect ending--creamy, crunchy with a light meringue topping, and filled with tart rhubarb that balanced every bite. If you're looking for a place where Lake Country celebrates life's special moments, The Commodore is it. With impeccable service, stunning lake views, timeless 1950s-inspired elegance, and exceptional food, it's an experience as much as it is a meal. Make a reservation--you won't be disappointed.

We were genuinely excited to try The Commodore, as we are big fans of several other Bartolotta…read morerestaurants. The setting was beautiful, and the food itself was very good. Unfortunately, the service and follow-up were disappointing. We were not initially offered a wine list, and when we asked about ordering wine for the table, our server assumed we wanted individual glasses. The menu also referenced a soup of the day and dessert of the day, but we had to specifically ask what they were rather than having them explained to us. The biggest issue occurred when we ordered four desserts for the table but were charged for seven. I replied to one of the restaurant's follow-up emails explaining our experience and requesting contact from a manager. I received a quick response saying my message had been passed along, but more than a week went by without hearing from anyone. I then called the restaurant directly, provided my information again, and was told a manager would contact me and address the overcharge. Another week has now passed, and I still have not been contacted or refunded. I really dislike leaving negative reviews, and I gave the restaurant multiple opportunities to resolve the issue privately. While we will likely continue visiting other Bartolotta restaurants, we probably will not return to The Commodore. It is unfortunate because the food was good and the setting was truly 10/10, but the lack of follow-through has overshadowed the experience.

No menu, no directions, limited beers on tap. Set up was not good. Very loud, not great for…read moretalking to your friends or family at a table. Asked for a blue moon not sure what I received but the flavor was no good. The food from Hanks inside the restaurant was reheated frozen food.

I love the vibes of this place! There's board games, somewhat dim lighting, couches, and fish…read moreeverywhere lol. The bartender was extremely nice and made the drinks really quickly. The signature cocktails were a little too strong for me though, so i think i'll stick to beer or a lighter cocktail next time!