This place is the slice of Americana you just don't get anymore. Absolutely classic breakfast setup…read moreand don't forget the rotating pie. Had a key lime cheesecake here once that was divine. They close at two, and there is usually a seat or two but maybe harder to get in on a Saturday? I always go during the week. I've never had a bad meal here and I've never had to pay a lot for that meal either. Affordable in all the right ways

First time here. Came with a small group for breakfast. It's a small standalone building with large…read morefront windows. To the right is "The Parlor," which I think is a bar (inside, there's an open doorway that connects the two). Inside is a breakfast counter, with tables that extend toward the rear. It gets a bit narrow in the back, which gives you a little more privacy and quiet. We were greeted by a friendly host who seated us toward the back. There were fans blowing, so we ended up moving tables. We got waters, menus, and placed our drink orders. The service was friendly and efficient. We ordered a Belgian Waffle, Pancakes with Eggs, and Blueberry Pancakes. Everything came out quickly -- hot and tasty. We had expected the Blueberry Pancakes to have the berries mixed in, but instead they were served on top. Also, the picture of the Belgian Waffle showed whipped cream and fruit, but what arrived was just plain. (Not a big deal, just different than shown.) A decent breakfast.

Joe Mama's is one of those places that just has that perfect small-town Wisconsin feel. We've been…read morestopping in for years, often on the motorcycle, and it never disappoints. The service is always friendly, welcoming, and consistently fabulous, and the atmosphere makes you feel like you're part of the community. We love supporting a local place that truly gives back to and cares about its community. Whether we're stopping in for a bite, a drink, or just enjoying the vibe, Joe Mama's always feels like home. Here's to many more motorcycle stops and great memories! -Erin

last minute decision on where to eat. Nothing came to mind, so we came to Joe Mama's which has…read morealways been a great experience. This time we got a Gyro Flatbread, the California Club Burger, and the Vanilla cake for dessert. As usual, everything came out quickly. The burger was done right, medium rare, the haystack onion rings were hot and plentiful. The gyro flatbread tasted just like a gyro, just on flabread (duh!). Another very good meal. Definiately a go to place when you are undecided.

First time here…read more Food: It was a Friday evening, around 8:00, and we decided to try some of the fish specials. I ordered the Pan-Seared Walleye, and she chose the Lake Perch Fry. Since our entrées included access to the salad bar, we started there. The appearance of the salad bar was disappointing. I realize it was later in the evening, but there were literally salad bar fixings all over the place. Some items were mixed together, some had spilled onto the enclosure, and there was food on the floor as well. Much of what was offered looked like it had come straight out of a can. The walleye wasn't bad. However, the mixed vegetables were a pile of mush, and although I had requested the potato pancake be extra crispy, it was still undercooked in the middle. The perch fry was okay, but nothing special. For dessert, she ordered the Brandy Alexander, and I had the LemonBerry Cake. The Brandy Alexander was very good, while the LemonBerry Cake was mediocre. Service: Our server did a nice job getting us settled in. Water and drinks arrived promptly, and they were friendly and pleasant throughout the evening. However, they became involved in a lengthy conversation at another table, so getting our check took quite a while. Atmosphere: To be honest, the place looks a bit run-down and could probably benefit from some TLC. Since it was later in the evening, there weren't many other diners, and the restaurant was relatively quiet. The view of the lake through the windows is spectacular and makes it a great place to watch the sunset. I wish the food had been better. Unfortunately, this isn't a place we are likely to return to.

Great location for dinner and drinks. However. The food is bad. Cold fish fry cold baked potato…read more Greasy grouper. Spent to much money on bad food. When will places figure this out?

We decided to try this place at the last minute, on a Sunday, about 4:30. We had heard so much…read moreabout their pizza, we just had to try it. We were not the first ones in, but the bar and dining room were not crowded. We were welcomed like old friends, which was nice. We chose a table near the bar, and as time went on, the place filled up. It appears many regulars like it here, and Bar Dice was banging on the bar often. We were told they were known for their lasagna, pizza, and garlic bread, so we started with the garlic bread, which was thick and very buttery. But I did not taste much garlic until I was told there was a shaker of it on the table, and I could add more myself if I wanted. Done. We then ordered a sausage pizza, which came out super hot (yay!) with really crispy crust, just the way it should be. But the sausage was minimal and kind of bland. All in all it was an OK pizza but not our favorite. The entrances were steps so accessibility is not great. The bar area is crowded even for walking. Apparently, business is really good, so I have to assume it is more my taste that wasn't matched. I'm glad we tried it just to see what everyone talks about.

We ordered over the phone and then drove to pick up and bring home. They have a nice takeout door…read moreto streamline your experience. Our order was for an Italian salad, garlic bread, and the North Lake Inn Special pizza. The salad was good but needed a few more toppings. The North Lake Inn Famous Italian dressing was a nice compliment to the salad. As takeout, we got 2 dressing containers to go which was good for our group of 4. The pizza had sausage, pepperoni, black olives, onion, and mushroom. The thin crust was crispy and cut in pie shape. Lots of toppings. It was good. The bread is a fav. We had two pieces and cut each in half and it was more than enough for the 4 of us. Very, very buttery so make sure you have lots of napkins. The person checking us out was very nice. Great experience.

The best supper club in the Holy Land! We eat there about once per month and it's consistently…read moregreat drinks and great food. It's typical for the place to be shoulder-to-shoulder during peaks hours so be prepared for that, but it's part of the fun and atmosphere. A few highlights- A fritter to start? You'd be crazy not to! Their beef barley soup is the best I've ever had. Their tenderloin also ranks among the best I've had, at their best it will have a pronounced and pleasing sear on it that is second to none. Try the cold strawberry soup, it's pleasantly unique and delicious. Their tuna is solid, not the best around but reliably good and always a good value. They have a cajun pasta that is outstanding if you don't want a big hunk of meat. It's also a big portion. Highly recommend.

Amazing place we're visiting from out of town for the men's state bowling tournament. And we…read morestumbled on this place, down the street from our Airbnb. We arrived and open to door to a JAM PACKED BAR, we were not so sure at the beginning of this was the place. But one of the ladies followed us out and convinced us to stay. All of the staff is very friendly and they really have service down to a science. They take your order at the bar, and seat you and bring you your food when it's ready. Or closer to being ready. So that they don't clog up tables with people just waiting. Our server Brittany was AMAZING. Very kind, quick, and every time you asked for something she brought it right away, never missed anything or forgot anything. The restaurant dining area is smaller and cozy, but they are trying those tables as fast as they can. And the food is outstanding, great flavor. And large portions, you get a lot of extras too. Like the fritters which are kinda like a sugar doughnut. Would definitely recommend this place.

Today we dined for the first time since the Llazar Konda Group reopened the Belfré in its group of…read morerestaurants, which includes KAVOS, The Beach House Bistro and La Tavola, all in the area. We were thrilled with the familiarity but also with the newness of the menu. As it was far too hot to eat al fresco, we were given a table on the first floor near the window. We had 5:00 reservations and were seated immediately. Our server, Mason, was fun and efficient, but he also had to cover the bar so he was running. A few more staff would have been helpful as the tables filled up, and by 6:15, people were waiting outside to get a table. The age group of diners is varied, and everyone seemed to be very satisfied. We ordered the Bruschetta and the Salmon with Lemon Risotto, both of them prepared very well. The food tasted very fresh, and the presentation was lovely. I also ordered the Bolognese because I love a good dish of it. This one did not disappoint. However, the meat pieces were small pea-sized bits of beef, which tasted good, but looked a bit odd. I would like to know why, but I was too busy enjoying the dish. It is my birthday and so I was offered either a free cocktail or a dessert. I love a good treat so the flourless cake was my choice. It was a very nice birthday present. I really look forward to our next visit. The menu has lots of options I want to try.

I'm so glad I was able to drop by for their last weekend of service…read more Why review then? They're closed! Well, I do think it's worth mentioning they were top notch until the end and I hear there's a new chapter (possibly different, but with some of the same people involved) on the horizon. So, if when the new chapter arrives for the building where Belfre Kitchen thrived for so long, you wonder what came before and do these folks know what they're doing? They do. Belfre served up delicious food in a chic, warm, and welcoming atmosphere by servers who were kind and caring. Until we meet again, Belfre!

I love this place. It never fails to surprise me. From their fish fry to their enormous and…read moredelicious pizza - I've never been disappointed here, only surprised over and over by how tasty and inexpensive everything is. They make it possible for our family of four to dine out deliciously without breaking the bank. The service here is usually very friendly and perfectly attentive - we've experienced some off moments, but I've been a server, I get it. They're always so sweet and accommodating to families. We're big fans of this place.

I would say it's good. Closes at 2. Prices are like 7-10 . Family style dinning. Ma and pop I would…read moresay.

Really good sandwich's. Confusion upon arrival, no signs to say order at counter. They were out…read moreof many items. Chill open cafe in downtown Jefferson.

I really like this Cafe because it was intimate. It had a great menu, service was great and the…read morepersonnel were very friendly. It us also affordable.

First time here. We stopped in after visiting the church and climbing the tower…read more Food: I ordered a scone and a hot mocha. The scone was good, while the mocha was just okay. Service: It took almost 20 minutes to get my drink, even though there were not that many people there. After waiting about 15 minutes and seeing other customers receive their drinks, I asked the barista about my order. They did not seem to appreciate the question and responded that "the drinks are being made in the order they are taken." However, I had noticed at least one party that ordered after me receiving their drinks first. The barista then seemed to casually get around to making my drink. The interaction came across as somewhat passive-aggressive, which was disappointing. It's not an experience I would want others to have. Atmosphere: The café is interesting, with a couple of different rooms and plenty of space for groups. There were only a few other people there during our visit. Like the rest of the church, gift shop, and grounds, the café has a somewhat dated feel. Since I don't come here very often, I don't anticipate making a point to stop at the café again.

A humble space for coffee and lunch in holy ground. The spirit of the place is divine (had to do…read moreit!). When they play holy music, it brings the lunch break to a whole new level. The egg salad sandwich & turkey wraps were OK. The highlight of my breakfast was the Maple Cinnamon Latte (so good!). The service is nice and attentive. I appreciated the smile and kindness of the staff.

5 stars! Coffee 5/5…read moreBagel 5/5 The space indoor and outdoor 5/5 Customer service 5/5 Everything was great! I got the blueberry latte (whatever the seasonal was) my friend got the PB Miel latte and my husband got a flat white and a bagel which was perfectly fluffy. Everything. Was amazing. Definitely my new go to in Lake Geneva

A place that knows what they're doing. Have something to go or have it to stay your service will be…read morequick and efficient. If you're looking for a quick breakfast or light bite this is a great option! The space itself is really clean and I love that there are indoor and outdoor options!