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!

Very cute spot on Main St! Had a nice glass of wine and wish I would have tasted more but I wasn't…read moretraveling with wine drinkers so I will be back! Also loved the stand up comedy club event we attended in the attached theater. Very fun place!

We had so much fun! It was the perfect activity for a Bachelorette party or girls trip! Amazing…read morehospitality, service, and knowledge. Can't forget the delicious wine & snacks too! 1000/10 recommend!

Bistro 67 was wonderful. It was warm, relaxed atmosphere and it felt like a small European bistro…read more I had their Eggs Benedict and it hit the spot! It's like a five minute drive from the lake downtown area but felt a world away. I went back for dinner during another trip and it was great. Good price point and easy to have a conversation since the restaurant is a tad more intimate.

Afternoon Tea on Wednesday. Although we were the only…read morepatrons, we were placed at a small table for two rather than a more spacious table for four. The tray for the afternoon tea was so sparsely furnished with little food. The bottom tier contained one ham croissant cut in half and two small avocado toast. The middle tier was a 4 macaroons and two small dried out scones. The top tier was three one ounce glass dishes with sauces in them, maybe 1 tablespoon per dish. The tea itself was a pot of unfiltered water that tasted like well water. Overall, after paying with tip and tax $100 for two- it was outrageously overpriced, and under provided for. We traveled from Chicago for this and expected some pastries, fruit, and more finger sandwiches. Very disappointing. Oh, and I forgot to mention, Housekeeping was running a leaf blower to clean the carpets outside the guest rooms that were adjacent to the patio.

We stopped in for drinks after lunch at Oakfire, and overall had a pleasant experience. The…read morewaitstaff was attentive, friendly, and quick to bring everything we requested. The only disappointment was overhearing members of the waitstaff speaking negatively about customers to the hostess. The conversation was loud enough that I could clearly hear it while sitting on the outdoor patio. While I understand that every job has its challenging moments, those conversations are best kept out of earshot of guests, as they can detract from an otherwise enjoyable experience. Aside from that, our visit was enjoyable, and that's the one area I would recommend improving.

About as bad as it gets. I wish I could write about the food but we arrived at 2:50. We got water…read moreright away but then ignored for 20 minutes until I asked the bus boy to get our waitress. We ordered drinks and appetizers at 3:15...then nothing again. At 3:30pm I told our waitress if we didnt have our drinks and food in 5 minutes we had to leave for an event. She said she could get our drinks (why we didnt get them sooner anyway, I dont know), but not our oysters. Im not sure how this place is still open with so many other great choices.

Celebrating Love, Suffering Through Dinner: Hunt Club Steakhouse Fails When It Matters Most…read more Anniversaries are sacred. They're the one night a year you splurge a little, dress up, and expect the restaurant to hold up its end of the bargain. Hunt Club Steakhouse couldn't hold up its end of anything. My wife and I arrived to celebrate twelve years of marriage. We left counting the minutes until we could get out the door. From the jump, the evening felt like an afterthought. We were tucked into a small side room -- four tables, terrible acoustics, voices ricocheting off every wall. When I asked to be moved to the main dining room, the answer was no. Those tables, we were told, were reserved for larger parties. Except the main room was full of couples. Just not us. Then came the waiting. Drinks: ten minutes. Rolls and butter -- rolls and butter -- took over twenty. Our entrées took over an hour. Our waitress apologized a few times early on, which was appreciated -- but somewhere around the 45-minute mark, she stopped coming by altogether. Out of sight, out of accountability. Meanwhile, tables seated well after us received their full entrées and were eating through their meals before ours ever arrived. Not a quick turnaround -- significantly faster service, start to finish. When I finally voiced my frustration, a staff member stopped me mid-sentence, promised they'd let us enjoy the meal first and then address my concerns. What actually happened? The check arrived instead. Then every person in sight -- waitress, host, anyone -- vanished. We paid and walked out without a single acknowledgment. As for the food: the steaks were underwhelming -- poor cuts, little flavor, nothing that justified the price or the wait. The mac and cheese was decent, perfectly fine, forgettable. We added lobster only to find a small handful of pieces scattered across a plate meant for two or three people -- a genuinely insulting portion. The one bright spot? The Brussels sprouts. Genuinely delicious. Truly. I wish I could say the same about anything else. Hunt Club Steakhouse had one job on our anniversary: don't ruin it. Poor food, chaotic pacing, vanishing staff, and zero follow-through on their own promise to make it right. This is not a restaurant that respects its guests -- especially not on a night that actually matters.

Hunt Club puts a lot of effort into an upper class dining experience but they fell short on a few…read morethings. 1. Food presentation was lacking 2. Flavor was great but I wasn't excited when I saw my plate. 3. While they present an elevated experience the underlying quality of the food did not match their high prices. You can tell they are trying for a quality experience and I would give them an A for effort. The food was good but the pricing did not reflect quality / taste. Our server was nice and you could tell she knew what she was talking about. The restaurant itself was very clean. Our final bill had items we did not order.

Peruvian wings. Great salad and two giant wings. Shared with Wifey and a bottle of a reasonably…read morepriced bottle of wine. Perfect light lunch. Bob Ross on TV over the bar. Mesmerizing.! Decor was really cool (Euro-ish) so was the music in background. Want to come back for more. Server never stopped smiling.

House of Bogini was a mixed bag, but mostly a great experience…read more Service: Excellent throughout the night. Attentive but also relaxed. Ambiance: Ambiance and restaurant decor was one of the highlights of the night in my opinion. Lots of neat items and decor - interesting glasses, art, couches/chairs, leather menus, etc. Food: We had the Peruvian chicken wings and the wagyu beef tacos. I thought the Peruvian chicken wing dish was quite good - 9/10. The chicken was very flavorful and the salad was a decent size and tasted good. The wagyu tacos in my opinion was underwhelming for sure. It really tasted like pretty bland meat and the tortilla chips on the side were almost guaranteed straight from a bag (Aldi blue corn tortilla chips if I had to guess ). I wouldn't personally recommend the tacos. If I were to go again, I'd get the chicken wings again, and get the hangover salad instead of the tacos. Drinks: We had the coconut cocktail, the cucumber cocktail, and I had a beer from Nicaragua. All were tasty, albeit definitely lacking punch, i.e. I couldn't actually tell you with a fact if they contained alcohol. The Nicaraguan beer was super light and I liked it. There was a beer from Czechia but it was out of stock.

The speakeasy ambiance is spectacular just by itself. What an incredible authentic cool vibe…read more Then its greatness was matched and exceeded by Renee at the bar and Nathan at the door. Renee's skill and personality are awesome! The paper plane and red hook cocktails are perfect and the spinoff and artichoke dip delicious. I can't wait to go back!

Maxwell Mansion is a wedding venue, motel and a cocktail bar. I was here mostly for the cocktail…read morebar, but I did get a tour of the mansion and grounds. The mansion was built in 1856, making it the first mansion in Lake Geneva. The estate has been completely redone but charming details were kept. Along with a mansion where you can book a room, Maxwell also includes beautiful gardens, lounges, outdoor fireplaces, a heated pool, croquet and bocce ball. There is also a separate area in the back with motel rooms. Like I said, I was there for a lil' drink. There's a bar inside the mansion (Apothecary Bar) with all kinds of medical and druggist paraphernalia, with the space being a tribute to Dr. Philip Maxwell. But it's the speakeasy, which is accessible outside in the front of the house, that you'll want to visit. Ask for the password inside the mansion, and they will let you into a dark, below-ground bar. It's all decorated in prohibitionist flyers, and even the bartenders are dressed up in period costumes. It's a really cool and unique bar in Lake Geneva.

!! LOVE !! An experience worth recommending…read more Enjoyable from the awesome welcoming hostess to the final course. Oysters and drinks brought our day at the Lake to a fantastic close. Beautiful view during sunset.

This place has indoor and outdoor seating. The food itself is fine but overpriced for what it is. I…read morefelt most dishes needed a little bit of salt. Server was nice but felt like they were trying to get us to leave fast by trying to clear our table.

Food and service was great. Our first time here before a Belfry Music theatre concert. It's…read moredefinitely a high energy atmosphere and not a place for a quiet dinner. We'll be back!

Beautiful ambiance! Loved looking at the pier and enjoying our meal. A little getaway for us for…read moreour anniversary and decided to try Pier 290. We had the tuna salad, burger and watermelon stack. The waitress was very friendly and offered us a free dessert to celebrate. We had a lovely night!

OMG!! Chef RC killing it in the kitchen. Homemade and fresh! Please bottle the ranch and tarter…read more Huge walleye! Awesome potato pancake. Pretzel roll is a welcome twist on traditional rye. Get there early or they might sell out. Walleye was out by 7pm. Curds...that pull and that ranch. Might be the best in the area. Both bartenders took great care of us as well! Parking can be a challenge. But remember to respect the homeowners and don't park in front of their driveways or garages.

Perfect Wisconsin Bar with great customer service and daily specials. Try the Bloody Mary's they…read moreare excellent