A small cute country vibe athletic. The staff was friendly. I ordered one drink but got a…read morecompletely different one. The burger was absolutely delicious. The fish, definitely get it blackened. One of our friends didn't and it was quite dry. All in all, good food and good atmosphere.

Took a work group here with 12 people. First time, and walked in and was very delighted. Queen,…read morelittle eclectic place with extremely friendly service. Room in the back with games to keep us entertained. Old fashion was phenomenal. People in our group had steak, shrimp, flounder, and many appetizers. Everything tasted great and was well seasoned. Would definitely come back again. Already scheduling a second visit with my dinner group. Hidden gem that I would highly recommend.

Still a great experience. Classic supper club atmosphere with friendly service from everyone;…read morehostess, bartenders and the server. Real wood fire in the fireplace. Stopped in New Year's Eve and they were busy as expected. We had a cocktail at the bar and a nice chat with other patrons while we waited for a table. Our meals came quickly after we were seated and we were very pleased with everything. Pricy, but never disappointed.

A traditional supper club. Good old fashions. Short ceilings and darker interior. A sloping…read moredinner area. Not sure I liked that. I had the duck which was very good. Pork belly as a appetizer along with deep fried brussels sprouts. Very good. I had the duck as a dinner item. Very good. Walleye and shrimp menu items were very good. A true classic restaurant.

Navigation took us through Fort Atkinson on Business 26... we eventually arrived at What's the…read morePoint. A few other couples quietly waiting for their orders to be served. Happy reactions to each item that arrived. I asked which meal was better? 4 piece chicken dinner or Saturday's special: BBQ ribs. I was encouraged to go for the ribs as the meat would fall off the bones...cornbread loaf, fries, coleslaw and baked beans accompanied the ribs and all were delicious. The ribs fell apart and were well sauced. Prime rib was proper temperature: rare covered in mushrooms which were flavorful and firm. Baked potato with sour cream and butter, coleslaw and cornbread loaf accompanied this meal more than adequately. What a great find! Friendly service and local feel was comfortable. Posters advertising Go Karts on Sundays and Bloody Mary special looked like a good time.

Started down the road at 5:00 & was told 3 1/2 hour wait. Stopped at What's the Point & got instant…read moregreat friendly service, great Old Fashions & some of the best Prime Rib we've had for awhile at great prices. Cant possibly brag them up enough. Will go again with friends.

One of my favorites! Great burgers, daily specials and drinks with a huge deck that has a great…read moreview of Koshkonong creek. Staff is always great and there's always something fun going on. Lots of very friendly locals that are happy to chat with anyone who comes in the door. Definitely a must stop if you're in the area...either by vehicle, biking Camrock trails, on the motorcycle, snowmobiling the trails or on a UTV ride!

From the moment we walked in we felt welcome. We ordered food and it came out fast, hot and…read moredelicious. Prices are amazing. They also have a big deck with covered spots for shade. Will definitely be back!

The Fireside Theatre created a truly special holiday afternoon with its Sunday matinee of A…read moreWonderful Life. The experience began with the Fireside's well-loved brunch, which felt relaxed, festive, and perfect for a Sunday outing. From fresh pastries and fruit smoothies to a generous buffet featuring chef-carved meats, Eggs Benedict, breakfast favorites, and a Bailey's Irish Cream cheesecake for dessert, brunch was a highlight all on its own. The matinee performance of A Wonderful Life captured everything audiences love about the classic story of George Bailey and Bedford Falls. The live musical stayed true to the heart of the film, celebrating kindness, community, and the reminder that every life has meaning. . The service throughout the afternoon was outstanding, and special recognition goes to Keegan, whose hard work, attentiveness, and professionalism truly stood out. Most of all, I enjoyed making a new memory with my family. The afternoon felt meaningful, joyful, and unhurried--exactly what a holiday outing should be, and one I would happily return for again.

We went with friends to see the Addams family musical. We enjoyed browsing the shops and had a…read morecocktail before lunch in the beautiful lounge. The entire place is stunningly decorated. One ordered the Steak Diane and the rest of us ordered the butterflied shrimp with asparagus and mashed potatoes. Everyone enjoyed their orders along with two excellent breads; crispy crusted white and a maple nut bread that was especially tasty. The dessert was ice cream rolled in nuts with a sweet rolled wafer, and it was excellent. Our server was friendly and attentive. The show was a mix. At times it was fun, with upbeat songs and good jokes that landed well. At other times the humor fell flat and dialogue went low. So the rating would be a 5 for the food and venue and a 3 for the show. Will definitely be back, as it's always a good experience.

Attended a sale event at The Fireside Dinner Theater. I asked 6 different people where was a good…read moreplace to eat. Everyone mentioned Tavern on Rock. I had a great meal and glad my daughter and Me ate there. I had their ribeye and ordered shrimp as an add on. Steak cooked as I ordered and had that great char flavor. Oh so good. As to the add on shrimp. Jumbo and fresh. They breaded and deep fried again a great addition to the meal. My daughter had a gyro. She found it delightful and enjoyed eating it. Service was great and staff was attentive without being intrusive. As to ambiance this is a bar that serves great food. Little loud but not unbearable. Ages range from young crowd to older folks like me. (75). I will return when I can being I live near Chicago highly recommended you try out.

When we visit the Fireside Theater it has become our tradition to visit Tavern on Rock before the…read moreshow. It has a cozy atmosphere and the staff has always been friendly. There is ample free parking in the lot next to the establishment. Plenty of seating at the bar and more seating in the dining area. Music playing at a level that still allows for conversation. We always enjoy a well made, hand muddled old fashioned (or two). There are many appetizers to choose from and they have come well prepared and in nice portions. There always seems to be a fair number of regulars, which should be a good sign for anyone visiting. When we visit Fort Atkinson, we will surely return.

A pleasant drive from Chicagoland to Café Carpe and a very satisfied drive back after an excellent…read moreconcert from Paul Cebar, Peter Mulvey, Bill Campln and Carsie Blanton. We were first timers to this venue--tickets are purchased beforehand and with about 60 seats, they assign seats. There is no bad seat. The acoustics and atmosphere are great. Separate from the listening room is a very comfortable bar, dining area and the servers know the show routine, patiently explaining to each customer about the assigned seats. They have a limited menu for the concerts, but a full bar. The hamburger was okay, the ice-tea amazing--the whole place fantastic!

The music was wonderful - but I knew it would be going in as that was the reason I was there…read more Garnet Rogers never disappoints. The listening room is cozy but the setup is nice and the acoustics are good. Drove up from IL because of the concert. The place is lovely, with a cool, quirky vibe. Got there early for eats. It was a Monday - they were open only because of the concert that evening, therefore the menu was very limited. The only reason I chose to eat there at all was because they referenced in their ticket confirmation email that food and drink was their bread and butter, so I wanted to oblige them on that score. The pasta was so so. I went as a single female. I'm pretty sure I was the only solo flier there. This is, to a large extent, a place where everybody knows everybody. I felt out of place. I've been to a number of concerts etc. on my own in the past and typically meet people that will chat and engage you. Not here. That was disappointing. The strangers I met at McDonald's and the gas station during the drive up and back were friendlier. Would not go there alone again. There is a screened porch that looks out over the river - this is where you are seated to eat. You can wander out there during intermission. The river. The river was very welcoming indeed.

Solid Restaurant in an area that doesn't have a lot of fine dining options. The building was…read moreundergoing some construction when we were there, but it's an iconic, historical, and relevant building to the village of Cambridge. This said, while charming... sitting by the windows in the winter is a bit chilly. I had a rye Manhattan crafted with the local Dancing Goat distillery Rey... while I don't think this distillery is as of yet actually distilling- rather they are barrel aging their spirits... the manhattan was very good. The menu is not huge and that's fine. Big, poorly crafted menus don't really add to dining experiences. In addition to the menu several nightly specials were offered. I opted for one of them, a nice baked/broiled cod... actually seemed like it was pan seared in a French technique of basting with butter. In any case, it was very nice... I quite fancied it. I substituted a twice baked potato for the rice pilaf after seeing one being delivered to a nearby table. The cod was laid on a little bed of greens and came with reasonably portioned side of glazed carrots. My companion had the raspberry salad and was quite pleased with it. We did also start with an order of onion rings... also because I saw an order going out for service. Large, crunchy rings with a side of ranch... really quite tasty. Would I go to Plow again... sure, might avoid a window seat in the winter, and or go in warmer weather as it looks like they probably have a great patio.

Overall, underwhelmed with the food and experience at Plow. The restaurant is undergoing some…read moreconstruction so that may be a factor. We sat inside at a booth across from the bar. We were very close to the kitchen area. Their pizza oven is cool, I think I should have ordered pizza. We ordered onion rings and a meatball for apps. We asked the waitress if that was too much for an app and she said no but when it came out it could have been our meal. The portions are huge. Wish we would have known. The onion rings were good but the meatball didn't have much flavor. The waitress was nice and checked in often. Unfortunately, our app order was submitted with our dinner order so everything came out all at the same time. It's always a bit overwhelming when that happens and ends up being too much food to eat at once. It would have been nice to be spaced out, especially with big portions. I had fried chicken and fries and my husband had a pasta dish. Both dishes were rich so we didn't eat too much. The table behind us ordered the pizza which looked good! They do have an awesome patio and the night we were here they had live music with an outdoor bar. Great vibe! They have a great location right on the main street with easy street parking. We are not in a rush to return, however I think they have a lot of potential.

Good afternoon. Easter Brunch Sunday is a busy time!…read more I'll start off by saying, we have had great service and food in the past. We really enjoyed our visits. Here's the skinny: One month ago I made reservations for five. This morning I had to change the number for the reservation due to family illness. Myself and my significant other decided to keep the reservation for two. Our reservation was changed from 11:15 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. This wasn't a big deal to us. We understood the possibilities. At 11:19 a.m. we arrived in plenty of time before our respective reservation time at 11:30 a.m. The gal at the front desk stated that it would be a little time before our table would be ready due to a previous reservation was still at our soon to be table. We decided to grab a drink while waiting at the bar. At 11:31a.m. I walked up to ask when our table would be ready. The gal stated that the table would be ready in a few minutes. Okay, perfect. Well, 6 people showed up between 11:31 a.m. and 11:39 a.m. All 6 people were sat immediately. I then overheard the conversation of the gal at the desk and a waitress who sat 2 couples of the 6 people before us. She stated, "oops! I sat the wrong two people, oh well." I said to myself, hmmm. Interesting. At 11:42 a.m. we were shown our seats. Okay, no apologies by the gal at the desk. I moved on. Food time! Food looked amazing, except both dishes, poached eggs and an egg dish were not properly cooked. The egg dish was without a doubt, undercooked. The egg dish was asked to be sent back. The poached eggs were not asked to go back. I had no problem with eating cold, not properly cooked poached eggs. They're poached, what could go wrong? Service. Our bar tender was great! She was receptive to our needs and made great drinks! Our waitress was okay, nothing but average. She checked on us three times and a fourth time with the bill. This is what really upset me! After paying for our bill, the gal at the desk walked up to our table stating, "We are more than welcome to stay and continue our Easter brunch at the bar, but she needed to turn our table for the next reservation." I looked at my watch. It was 12:31 p.m.. WOW!!! I was a little thrown back, surprised by the audacity of being asked to leave. This was not our fault that the previous diners were leaving late nor that the waitress sat other guests before us at our 11:30 a.m. reservation and that the food was undercooked and not done that suddenly WE had to leave our table?!?!?! WOW! I'm not sure how the owners are with treating their customers would feel. Feel free to contact me.

After it being recommended to us by several people, books my birthday dinner for a Thursday evening…read morefor the Alaskan King crab legs. Opted for for the 1/2 add-on to the 5oz petite filet. Was a lot of food. But it was delicious. From the focaccia bread basket with garlic herb butter to the complimentary birthday cheesecake with caramel sauce, every bite was fantastic. We arrived early for our reservation planning to have a drink at the bar while we waited but our table was ready so we were given the option to be seated right away. Definitely see why people recommend it.