We had such a lovely breakfast here! The omelet was absolutely delicious, and the pastries were…read morefresh and so tasty. Everything was wonderful, and we really enjoyed our breakfast. The gentleman who greeted us and our server were both incredibly kind, friendly, and attentive. Such a lovely experience! Highly recommend this place!

Located across the river from Maine St, this quaint old house turned restaurant is worth the stop…read more There is on street and public parking available. I would recommend making reservations as it was consistently busy. We opted for seats at the bar to avoid an hour wait. This place is tiny, so it would not be ideal for large groups. It would be difficult to accommodate someone who could not navigate stairs (there are both stairs to enter as well as a staircase for most of the dining space). Servers were friendly and helpful, the right amount of attentive. The food came out quickly. They offer light lunch, brunch, breakfast fare, with specials, and baked goods from Lola. A popular special is a homemade pop tart, which has rotating flavors (today was blueberry with lemon frosting). We opted for French Toast, pork belly, and the country skillet. Everything was delicious and portions were generous. All around a great find.

What a hidden gem!!…read more We were just passing through and stayed at an Airbnb nearby. Unfortunately missed dinner--but after seeing the menu, I wish we hadn't! Duck, quail, rabbit, steak, and so much more. The menu was incredibly impressive. However, breakfast was delightful. We had an omelet made with fresh vegetables from their garden, French toast, a chocolate croissant, an almond butter croissant, herbal tea, and fresh cold-pressed grape juice. Everything tasted incredibly fresh. On our way out, we even picked up some tomatoes and carrots from the farm table. 10/10 on everything. Beautiful farm-to-table food, fresh ingredients, and wonderful service--all served by nuns! It really doesn't get much better than that. We'll definitely make a point of coming back for dinner next time.

French nuns, omelets and croissants. A chapel with latin chants surrounded by a farm cared for by…read morethe nuns and monks. What more could you ask for?

The service was excellent. My cranberry chicken salad on a croissant was very good . My hubby had…read morethe Philly cheesesteak and his was wonderful. Highly recommend!

This is a fine place. It was a very busy Saturday morning, but our party of 5 still had less than a…read more20 minute wait. The restaurant itself was bright, tall ceilings, and very busy. The servers are quick and attentive, and told me a long story about why I couldn't substitute my toast for pancakes. I had the steak skillet with scrambled eggs... which didn't seem to integrate well with the skillet - it's like they took a sheet of eggs and diced them. The steak was OK, but did not have a lot of seasoning. But overall, it's a nice place and would revisit again (for lunch hopefully) next time I'm touristing in Galena.

The food here is great! Some is locally sourced even. I really enjoyed the Brekky too much as I…read moreended up ordering two of them. My wife ordered the Avocado Toast. Sierra took and brought out our order and she was very friendly, helpful, and informative. Food and service was great, but the atmosphere would put this at 6 stars if it could be done. The historical building brings a charm not found in most restaurants these days. Wide windows let you see the other old, historical buildings around including the public library. Some great toys and trinkets for kids as well. Please stop by for your sake. You will love it.

Stopped by to grab a coffee on out of town. This was recommended to us by a local. We didn't try…read moreany food, but just got coffees to go. The young lady who helped us check out was super nice and helpful. I got an iced latte with strawberry mocha flavor. It's reasonably priced and all of the food looked amazing and I wish I would've gotten something. While we were waiting for our coffees, we were able to browse through some fun vintage and grocery items that they had for sale. They had a lot of great seating if you wanted to dine in. Didn't seem too busy on a Sunday morning. I would recommend coming here.

Nothing fancy here; Just an old converted home offering good food and a great local gathering…read moreplace. The decor is very 40's with a plethora of signs offering pithy remarks to amuse. (eggs are referred to as chicken butt nuggets) Our waitress, Haylie was friendly, efficient, and full of just the right amount of sass to make a stranger feel like an old friend. This is not the place to take your prom date, but just the right spot for a thrifty, quick, and delicious breakfast. When in Dickeyville, forget the Grotto and go to Millie's.

Small town restaurant doing it big…read more The portions here are insane and for beyond reasonable price. French toast sits near 3 inches tall. One small pancake stretch's a cross an entire dinner plate and still extra fluffy. Ham slice, nope you get the whole cut with bone in. However you want your eggs they are made perfectly. Service is fast and friendly. The wall decor is extra fun and punny. Classic good ole breakfast!

This place blew me away!…read more We stopped in for a late (1pm) breakfast or lunch before doing some fishing in the Fennimore area. I was impressed by the decor and the service immediately. Our waitress was attentive and equipped to deal with our punchy demeanor. Three of us ordered burgers, which come with a side salad. My side salad was a simple lettuce, cucumber, and tomato salad with a creamy italian. Nothing impressive but good enough. My black and bleu burger was delicious! This was a blackened cajun burger with bleu cheese dressing. I ordered mine with some grilled onions and pickles. By the time I added a little ketchup and mustard, I had one of the best burgers I've consumed in some time. One of my friends had the bacon bacon bacon burgers. Aptly named, indeed! It looked pretty good, and he said it was. The fourth member of our group had the veggie omelette, which he enjoyed and was quite sizable. That was served with toast. The two things that further set Timothy's apart were the bottomless glass of milk (which I've never come across anywhere else), and the crazy large desserts. I ordered the bottomless glass of milk ($2.50), and I went with the option of 1% chocolate milk. You can also get 2% white milk. Two of us ordered the cinnamon rolls, and I'll leave you to check out my photo of it. Words don't do it justice. You can get it with or without the crushed peanuts on top. In short, if you are anywhere in the Fennimore area, stop on in for breakfast or lunch. They are usually only open until 2pm, so be sure to arrive on time.

Clean and friendly small town diner with good coffee and breakfast choices…read more The biscuits & gravy was definitely homemade and very delicious. Not to mention a massive portion!

A lovely diner, but nicer than most you see. The decor and upkeep of it is above average. The…read morefood was plentiful and good, especially that cinnamon toast! The service was good. I had the Skillet that was on advertised at the table and got to take half of it home for leftovers. Delicious AND a good deal!

Tasty meal and friendly service. I got the Philly cheese steak sandwich and it was flavored well.read more

During my road trip to Chicago, we decided to stop in Galena for lunch on our way and I chose Big…read moreBill's and our group all enjoyed our experience here. This sandwich shop and coffee bar has a fun industrial and vintage charm, and plenty of seating throughout the location. The location was also well lit and airy, and I loved the exposed brick walls and fun eclectic frames along the walls. The service was also excellent and the girls who worked here were so sweet and helpful! My boyfriend and I both got the reuben and our friend got a chicken wrap. Both of them said they enjoyed their meals, and I thought my reuben was excellent and much preferred to typical road trip fast food stops. It was genuinely the perfect stop midway from Nebraska to Chicago, and a nice opportunity to stretch our legs and have a refreshing and filling meal. I would definitely recommend to try Big Bill's!

Checked out this coffee bar and sandwich shop in Galena. It has an old school charm to it and the…read morefood is actually healthy. Big Bill's is also open at breakfast. Got to say the lunch menu has more options. The prices are pretty okay for portions. Best place to get a sandwich or wrap around. It's a charming old place with plenty of seating. They have breakfast and lunch with lots of variety. Among the morning options are omelettes. The lunch menu features sandwiches. Has the classics and more. It's about $9 for the Hummus Wrap. A pretty filling thing stuffed with lots of it. There also was cucumbers and spinach. For sure it's a great place at breakfast. It's got a lot more options at lunch. They're closed Tuesdays.

There is noting negative to say about Maybe Lately's, highly recommended by the locals. I sat…read moreinside and started with an adult beverage, Pink Noise. A perfect blend of champagne and fresh grapefruit in the most attractive glass. Refreshing and delicious, it hit the spot after a morning of writing. I could not resist ordering a breakfast burrito with plant based sausage. Oh my god! It was so good I could have had a second one. I have never had one that tasted as good as the one I had this morning. The staff was amazing. Both the hostess and waitress exceeded my expectations. Thank you ladies for warm hospitality.

(visited 2025.05.11)…read more super yummy food! the staff are so kind, and the coffee is nicely strong. unique menu with high-quality ingredients. a must-visit place in Viroqua.