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 is a very fancy coffee shop in a rural part of Wisconsin: what a surprise!…read more The decor is bright and twee. There are all the usual coffee drinks you would expect. What you wouldn't expect are the breakfast burritos. They are good. They are damn good! Most coffee places have A-OK/serviceable breakfast burritos. Not here. I'd even argue that the breakfast burritos are the main attraction.

Good food good coffee good service Piano bar is great!…read more Live piano music every Sunday 12:00-2:00 pm

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!

Food was obviously homemade and delicious!! And the service was excellent!, our waitress was so…read moreattentive!

Excellent service - friendly and efficient. Great jukebox. Tasty pizza. Fun vibe. Good for groups.read more

I had heard good things about the Saloon from friends for years, but had never quite found the…read moreright time to go. Now I'm glad one of those friends suggested it last night. I was in a mood for a fish fry, so we wound our way up the Lancaster road to the sign pointing to Ellenboro, crossed the narrow bridge and pulled up right in front (a good sign that it wouldn't be too crowded). Up the stairs, through the foyer and into a cheerful, eclectic space that would be tight if there was a crowd, but there were plenty of tables open. They can probably seat around 50, if you include the seats at the bar. Our server came over right away, welcomed us and provided a menu that surprised me in that everything on it looked tempting. Honestly, since I was there for the fish, I only paid attention long enough to determine that this might be a place to bring the spousal unit next time. They had four choices for the fry - cod, catfish, blue gill and flounder (the last two are what we got). You get two sides and a roll with the dinner, one side with a basket. I had steak fries and hush puppies - both were just right. The flounder was good, but I'll give the cod a try next time. My friend's blue gill dinner was generous - looked like 5-6 pieces, while my basket had three good sized pieces (I ordered an extra side). Prices were very reasonable. The food came out fast, the music was low enough that we could hear each other without yelling, and the service was excellent. Honestly, the only minor quibbles were that there was too much food to leave room for dessert, and that it was a bit chilly sitting by the window! Definitely will put this into our rotation!

It was busy so we sat at the bar. Yes, they have a breakfast bar…read more Our first time here and we enjoyed everything I did have the homemade pop tart on the side, which was excellent. We will definitely be back.

The food is always amazing, always fast no matter how busy, service is quick, they are very nice no…read morematter who has served us, lived in galena my whole life and never had a bad experience old owners or new. The vibe in the building is adorable, comfortable, and homey. but ALWAYS make a reservation, they're a small establishment and are very good, so a reservation is necessary. and if you are planning on eating there during the summer, make sure to make the reservation weeks in advance, they're booked quick because, well it's great, and summers busy. If you are unable to do stairs though, make sure you request the downstairs area!

Atmosphere 5 stars Service 5+ stars (provided it's not…read morebusy... then you'll have a wait) Drinks solid 3 stars (I had an iced honeybee chai which was way!! Too sweet and had more ice than liquid but once the ice watered the drink down, I was able to drink it) Food 1star (I had the stuffed avocado panini. It was one piece of bread cut in half to make a 1/2 sandwich, one tomato and maybe a shred of cheese. Literally... where's the stuffed cheese?? On top was an over ripe avocado that I couldn't even eat because not only was it browning but it tasted bad. ). The sandwhich was a total disappointment $7 for pretty much a piece of bread with a tomato. If their food menu is on par with my experience, I Simply do not recommend the food. I wish I would've taken a picture.

In town for a festival and this was one of several options that offered breakfast foods with coffee…read moreso we piled in - along with many other people from the festival! They handled the crowd well and kept up their smiles and patience as they worked through what was a never ending line the entire time we were there - at least an hour! unfortunately, my first two options for breakfast were already sold out at 9 am so I went with the apple butter and bacon panini. Not bad; it was a nice contrast between sweet and salty, but I sure would have liked to try something more substantial. My iced chai with honey foam was gone in an instant. A little on the sweet side but refreshing and a good chai flavor. There is a decent amount of comfortable seating - towards the back is more of that coffee shop vibe you might be looking for.

Stopped in here on a trip to Elizabeth to hit their incredible antique mall and can't believe how…read moregood the food and service were! The dill pickle soup and pasta salad were soooo good! Everything the three of us had was DELISH! The place has a cool retro vibe, but if I had to criticize one thing, it would be the lack of background music. There were 4 or 5 tables of people dining as we were seated, and I swear you could hear a pin drop because none of these older diners were talking. Not to mention they looked at us like the outsiders we were, LOL! As a result, our lively table became the focal point which left us somewhat self-conscious. Some Sinatra-era music would help this wonderful restaurant's atmosphere enormously! Overall though, a wonderful little gem of a cafe in Elizabeth!

Checked out this cafe in Elizabeth. It happens to be one of the few places to get a meal around…read morehere. Lola's Deli is best known for sandwiches. Also has a gaming area. They're only open for breakfast and lunch. Basic looking place but has more room than expected to be honest. It's got a back area with a bar and slots. The bad thing is this place isn't open later because there would be fun times. Has breakfast and lunch menus. It's about $12 to get a sandwich and a side. A lot of the menu is meaty. We each got the Veggie Sub. Comes with avocados, black olives, carrots, cucumbers, lettuce, Muenster which I left off, onions, tomatoes, and a vinaigrette, along with choice of a side, which I got with chips. This was pretty good even though the lettuce seemed old. Other menu items include chicken salad and typical deli classics. There's also breakfast with eggs and other stuff. For sure could get something from here again. It's best to go at lunch. They're closed Wednesdays.

The raspberry white chocolate scones are addictive. Fair warning!…read more Seriously, my husband drives about 400 miles, round trip, for these. Ok, so he's in town for other business but he schedules his trips around the cafe hours. I. Am. So. Addicted! Folks, I shouldn't even be telling you how great they are, 'cuz I'll have to share. The employees are fantastic. The atmosphere is charming. The menu has variety that'll even satisfy "that one" in the group. (You know, That one). Small town charm hiding massive chef skill. Did I mention the scones? ;)

Homemade bread, homemade chips, homemade pepper bacon. Every dish was delicious. I had a breakfast…read moresandwich on a pretzel bun with bacon, egg and cranberry sauce. It was amazing! My son's grilled cheese was the best he's ever had. My husbands cranberry BLT was so good and my daughter had the man n cheese and was homemade and delicious. Highly recommend!

Fantastic small town Cafe/Bakery serving delicious homemade meals. I had the omelet and hash…read morebrowns. Everything was cooked perfectly. All the baked goods looked amazing. Very low prices too! If you are camping in the area take the short drive to Ma's Bakery and treat yourself.

DO NOT HAVE THEM CATER YOUR EVENT!! Their website says they've never ran short on food at an event…read morebefore, that's a lie. We had them cater our wedding and about 50 people didn't get to eat because there was no food left. We had to order pizzas for our guests that didn't get food and did not get reimbursed for the cost. I called them twice and they said they would send a check in the mail to cover the cost of the pizzas.... Never got the check. They claim they served 350 people, but we did the math and there was only 332 people that attended. Very ignorant on the phone when I tried explaining what happened and ruined the night for many of our guests. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE.