Great edition to Blue Mounds and the area in general area. Coffee is decent and the baked goods…read morequite nice. The ambiance is quirky in a good way. The menu is diverse in the usual coffee shop way. I really like that it's a stones throw from Blue Mounds State Park. I think it's worth checking out if you're coming or going from the park.

This coffee shop is a must visit. It's in a beautifully restored Opera House with lots of…read morecharacter. The staff is extremely friendly and makes you feel right at home. I ordered a cappuccino and a ham and cheese panini. The coffee was great but the panini is what takes the cake. The sandwich was carefully crafted and very flavorful. If I'm ever back in town, I will certainly be back.

Customer service so good I tipped 6.07! shoutout to Lea for her amazing service!!…read more I think this is the best boba i've ever had. The pearls pop perfectly in my mouth. I also like how the ice has a whole in the middle. Thank you Icki Sticki! -your biggest fan.

Great coffee, chai, ice cream and more, plus a variety of novelty-ish items. You can grab a cup of…read morecoffee and a mini quiche and sit in some comfy chairs and watch the world go by for a while.

Comfortable decor, easy access, nice size parking lot, good coffee and breakfast sandwiches. My…read morebreakfast burrito wasn't just eggs with a little filler, it had lots of bacon and veggies. Hubbi had a bagelish ( delicious bread) sandwich. We had a little carrot cake for dessert, a little lite on the frosting, but nice moist, flavorful cake. Service was pleasant and helpful.

My iced mocha was quite good. Girl at the counter was helpful. Vegan and gluten free options.read more

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.

I have family in Mount Horeb, so we visit once or twice a year. Sjolinds was recommended to us by…read moreour neighbor in our Colorado mountain community who is also from Mt Horeb. It was an excellent recommendation. We ordered a variety of items from the cases. The cherry cobbler was especially memorable, but everything was good. We've decided to make a visit to Sjolinds for breakfast/brunch on our way out of town a part of future Mt Horeb visits.

3.5 rounded up. I came on a late Sunday afternoon about 30 min before closing so I will give this…read moreplace the benefit of the doubt. It's cute, it's Swedish and it has a lot of variety! Not to mention it was quite popular! I loved the selection of hot chocolate options and the translation for each. However I wasn't very impressed by the French one I ordered (dark chocolate plus vanilla). It was good but not as decadent as I was anticipating and even with 30 min to close I asked to dine in but they gave me everything in Togo containers. I also got a Swede sandwich- which was ham, Swiss and Dijon mustard. Nothing to write home about. It was very very average. However I did get an almond cookie with chocolate ganache which was fantastic. Sitting at a table in this shop and looking at all the treats was great. I have a feeling if I come back at an earlier time this place could really blow me away, but as of right now. It's mid. I'm not impressed and what was left at the end of the day was just average. Also the three items cost me about $20 so I would say this place Is on the pricer end

Not cheap, but still worth the money. I had a decaf latte, with 1/2 the amount of salted caramel…read moreflavor that's usually used. Do wish they offered some sugar free flavors, but they don't (they're all made in house. The service was friendly and efficient. Hubs and I shared a Smoked Salmon Plate and it was good. The atmosphere is roomy and comfortable. Lots of local goods available for sale also.

Cute cafe / market. Came in for coffee on a Monday morning…read more They had a nice open floor plan. Multiple coolers full of goods. Fresh made pastries. Local artists hung on the walls. Begin with your order right when you walk in. The lovely ladies behind the counter assisted with explaining some coffee details to my husband. I got a latte and he got a seasonal drink. They have ice cream, tea, cold drinks, wine and more. Right on the corner of the main road through town.

Been here a few times in the past several months. Shaun and Andrea and their workers are very…read moreinformative, professional and attentive. I enjoy the flavors, the location is perfect and exactly what I need for a protein shake or tea.

Several of us spent a wonderful couple days here in August. The campers are stylish, clean, and…read morefun. Each comes with a record player with vinyl collection, chocolate truffles, and outdoor sitting area. Extra blankets for the chilly evenings. Also: Bikes to take out exploring Blanchardville and the countryside. S'mores ingredients, wood, and other materials for the firepit! Stargazing was stunning. The guest bathroom (clean) is across the yard in the main house, with a separate entrance. Towels are provided. Breakfast was self-serve on the common porch and filling (granola, yogurt, coffee, fruit, etc.). For meals outside of breakfast--we stocked up at the grocery store (Kunderts) in town, had lunch at the Viking Cafe and got ice cream at Pecs Perk, all a 5- to 10-min walk away. Various payments accepted, such as Venmo and Paypal. http://www.circlemfarm.com/farm-stay Thanks, Kriss and Shannon!

You will never forget a visit to Circle M Farm. A peaceful, restful retreat on a small CSA farm…read morejust past the outskirts of Blanchardville (pop. 832). The Marions have a special gift for authentic hospitality. Home-cooked, straight-from-the-fields food is delicious and worth the trip alone. Just this morning we had homemade goat cheese, sweet and savory waffles, fresh-laid eggs with Swiss chard, and homegrown sausage with gravy. We always look forward to scratching the goats on the nose, or playing with the barn kittens, or hearing someone pick a guitar by the campfire. Our family has been visiting here from Chicago for years, and we come back whenever we possibly can. Without fail, when we turn into the long gravel drive here, our kids start shouting for joy.

Bought a whole blueberry pie today, still warm from the oven. The BEST blueberry pie, both crust…read moreand filling, I have ever had! The filling was so juicy and the crust so flaky! Can't wait to come back and try another flavor.

This is the cutest little tea shop. I had a few minutes to kill in Spring Green, and I decided to…read morestop in to Bird of Paradise. There were several parking spots available right out front. As soon as I walked in, I was overwhelmed (in a good way) by the variety of art displayed all over the store. I really liked the skateboards painted by a local artist, and the person working the tea counter was happy to talk to me about the artists and the upcoming art fair in town. I took some time to peruse the tea accouterments available in the store, including mugs and infusers, ready-packaged loose tea, and more. This is a great place to shop for a tea lover in your life! Then I meandered over to the walls of tea. There are many varieties available and again the employee was very happy to talk through any questions. There were four teas at the counter that were available to sample. I sometimes appreciate having more limited options instead of having too big of a selection to be indecisive about, so I tried a couple samples and chose from there. I got the Precious Eyebrows tea (that's a translation of the original name!), and it was a really good classic green tea. The treats behind the counter, like the chocolate chunk cookies and different types of pie, were very tempting. I didn't get any food this time, but I do hope to return! The store is also linked to an art and jewelry gallery that I was able to check out while my tea was steeping. There is also both indoor and outdoor seating and a couple of other shops right nearby to check out. Great place to check out.

Breakfast at a diner is almost always a treat. The Morning Croissant was large and most generous…read morewith its fillings but could have used some seasoning. However the Apple Pie was a disappointment. Certainly not up to diner expectations. The dining area was comfortable and clean and well looked after by the wait staff. Their menu has many good looking breakfast selections. Worth a second try when back in the area.

Holy crap! Grandma Mary's slapped my greasy buns! This was an awesome breakfast place and gave us…read morethe fuel for house on the rock. See this glorious breakfast spread in the picture for the evidence! The waitress was a little sassy too, which is a true mark of a classic diner. 10/10