Cute little place that is still developing. It has the bones to be great and a lovely location…read more They seem to specialize in cheese, charcuterie and all the supplies needed to host on your own, but there's also a place in the back that looks ready for expansion which is exciting. I was pulled in by the cheese samples which were delish and easily led me to purchase. The prices were pretty reasonable and the special order boards looked delish! I I look forward to returning and seeing this place grow!

Great family business that delivers a high quality product. The best local farm to plate food you…read morewill ever buy.

I sadly don't eat candy too much at all anymore but me and my wife recently stopped her to see what…read morethis place had to offer and maybe there are some treats for the road. The lady that was working here was very friendly. They had a small selection of ice cream as well. I loved how the candy was all separated from different regions and even the vegan ice cream had its own little booth. I thought the selection was pretty fair for what it was prices might be a little high but it was a great casual store worth checking out.

I stopped by on a Saturday noon. The place was not busy. They have many interesting kinds of…read moreinternational chocolates including multiple flavors of kitkat. I went for an Austrian Zotter Orange marzipan chocolate. It was a nice variety. I also went for a 3 scoop gelato - espresso brownie, amarena cherry, chocolate covered strawberry. I think I liked the amarena cherry and chocolate covered strawberry flavors more.

Really enjoyed this restaurant when we had occasion to travel through Mt,Horeb. They had an…read moreoriginal menu (rather than the same old same old) with lots of unique choices. We shared two appetizers, and together they made a wonderful lunch. We had crepes filled with chicken and the Flower Sprouts. Both are highly recommended, as is the restaurant!

The fruit flies and other bugs were really unbearable. We sat at a high top by the bar. The food…read moreselection was good and food tasted fine.

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.

Small lunch menu. Good desserts We went on a Sunday and…read morethey weren't able to handle the number of customers that came in at once We sat in back, the noise from clattering dishes and silverware was irritating It was nice that they had games to occupy kids

My brother in law wanted to stop in for lunch here while we were in town. We had a pretty large…read moregroup of 7 people; two kids and five adults. We didn't get immediate seating, but for a Saturday at lunch time that makes sense. They did get us in about 25 minutes later which I didn't think was too crazy. In total we were there for 90 minutes. We were seated upstairs, so we all got to take the elevator up. That was fun. We were kind of seated in a corner booth behind a wall, so I feel like maybe we were forgotten about a little bit by our server. I also think he was the only one working upstairs, so he might have been a bit overwhelmed. But he was very nice and took care of all of our requests. All of our food was decently good. Three of us got the bbq bacon style burger, one got a salad, the kids got the Mac bites, and one of us got the brisket sandwich. I was happy to see that one of the side options was carrots and celery, and they were big pieces of veggies for the sides. Would I come back here again? It's certainly not out of the question. This is my first time visiting this area so I'm sure there are other places to try as well.

Met friends for a mid-week lunch. We all appreciated the tall wooden booths which made our…read moreconversations easy. Between the four of us we ordered a burger, a salad, a bowl meal and a chicken sandwich. I had the Pesto Chicken sandwich with a side of tater tots (many other side choices to choose from). The sandwich was very tasty, even the roll itself, but the chicken was a bit chewy. The tots were awesome! Everyone enjoyed our lunch gathering. Our server was attentive and was happy to take a couple photos for us.

This was the main reason why we came to this town was for this cidery. It was absolutely worth the…read moredrive! They had a live band performing on a Sunday afternoon. This place is right off a bike path and bikers were stopping by and grabbing a drink. The outer patio was pretty packed too even though it was pretty hot outside. They had a food menu and it was pretty comprehensive though my only complaint about the food was that the menu price didn't reflect what was actually being charged when the server rang it up. The menu says $20 for the wagyu burger but you get rang up for $22. I didn't try to fuss. Anyways, the beer absolutely blew me out of the way so it's a rare case where I will let water go under the bridge. Their version of the fries that they call potato smash was very phenomenal and probably some of the best fries I had though it looked pretty easy to possibly make if i were to attempt this at home. We got other food items like chips and salsa which were also really good! The team was very knowledgeable about their side of selection because my wife can only have the vegan options. Most of their ciders were pretty good too. They had a dessert cider that was featured as well and they let me try a sample. It was phenomenal and I ended up taking plenty of cider home with me. The staff here were a pleasure to chat with and wait times for the food weren't bad either. I didn't even mention that the theme of this place is absolutely phenomenal and beautiful too. Overall, i don't know if I'll be back to this part of town but I will come back here strictly for the hard cider from This place. Thankfully they also sell their products in Janesville which to me is close enough.

Stopped in on a Saturday while I was in the area. This place is very cute, unique tables and decor…read moreon the walls. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. We were waiting for our table at the Grumpy Troll Brew Pub next door, so I got a cider flight. These ciders were very refreshing. A fun spot to stop if you're in the area!

A small business on Main Street in Mount Horeb, it's run by a kind and passionate couple. The store…read moremakes and sells the chocolates right there on the spot! When you walk in there is a large display (30+) of chocolates and truffles to choose from. They are all categorized by type of chocolate: fruit, teas, spice, caramel, dark & milk chocolates. I chose a box of twenty chocolates as a graduation gift for my sister. We really appreciated a chocolate guide that was included that showed photos and descriptions of the chocolates available. We also noticed that all the chocolates named the cocoa source. Our favorites were the horchata and caramels! The fruit chocolates were a bit underwhelming as we expected to taste more of the fruit. We also thought some of the tea chocolates could have used more tea. They also sell a 12 piece chocolate box, as well as single chocolates. They also have a couple different chocolate barks to chose from. They sell at the Dane county farmers market on the square Saturday mornings. However they do not carry single chocolates, only the bark and groups of 5 chocolates. I believe the 5 piece is a random assortment. All in all this is a great local business to support! Treat yourself with decedent chocolates made from ethically sourced cocoa and local ingredients!

This was a stop for me and my friends tour around the world of the outside of the Maddison WI area…read more It's a nice upscale bar and restaurant in a small town that was only after dinner drinks so I have no opinion on the food. The place is small and the bar is small but we got seats at the bar. The place is upscale for the small town it's in with a nice little bar that has a nice assortment of cocktails. The bartender was friendly and we enjoyed an assortment of quality adult beverages before heading home.

Absolutely the highlight of the weekend. Kind of interesting ambience of higher end and small tow,…read morewith a bit of a tavern-ish feel, I had read about Chef Michael and had to give it a try. Phenomonal. And, with superior service (Renee, I believe), and a mixologist equal to anything I've experienced in the biggest of cities and best restaurante (Kaylin, or similar, I believe), it was a delightful experience. The steak and shrimp risotto were even better than expected. The old fashioned with a hint of stronger cinnamon- stupendous.

Mandy and I picked this place at random as a place we could stop and feed our baby. What a nice…read morefind! While we were there, we ordered two scoops of ice cream. The chocolate was rich, and the berry flavor (Berries Alvarez, I think?) featured real berries stirred up in vanilla ice cream, not just purple ice cream with "natural flavors". Be warned (I imagine this is only really surprising to people not from Wisconsin): the scoops are huge, about the size of a baseball, so you may want to order kids' scoops. Their cheese selection tilts much more heavily towards regular varieties of cheese with flavors added (e.g. pepper jack), but they do have some very old cheddar. They also had some special local varieties of cheese from the Saxon Cremery. I sampled one (Big Ed's? I forget the name) and it had a deliciously complex taste!