Wow! I've only been there once, but I will surely be back. This is an old lumber yard turned into…read morean outside bar! Ice cold beer and a very cool atmosphere. I'm definitely going to schedule some of next years rides so that I can stop at Bobbers again. GOOD BIKER BAR.

I was there yesterday, what a great place to get some lunch and hang out. The food was great; try…read morethe catfish sandwich.

Absolutely amazing. My husband and I stopped here randomly on one of our date day adventures…read more Everyone was so friendly and we were even lucky enough to meet Chubz!!! The food was sóooooo good!!! I had the olive burger and my husband had the chicken cordon Blu (sp?) sandwich. We also tried the cheese curds. Everything tasted amazing and the serving size was phenomenal. I had to take over half home. Definitely recommend this place!!! 10/10!!!

Great food, but when I got there it was packed. Would recommend if you have a small crew of friends…read moreto go out with.

The atmosphere is perfect between dive bar & class. The service from Danielle and Homer was…read moreAMAZING! Very welcoming with a side of sarcasm. Pizza is the best in the area, especially when the owner (Homer) is making them.

Slurp & Burp delivers a true dive bar experience. Food is good, specials are a great value, and…read moreservice is uniquely their own. Fish fry on Fridays is a must. Pizza is also very good, and apps are a highlight too.

Look for the Blatz sign on the building, and go down the stairs to the basement entry…read more Rathskeller is a dark, small bar with good A/C and pleasant bartender. A bottle of Blatz is a buck. There are all kinds of knickknacks scattered about, every surface in the place has seen better days and the ceiling is a bit low. However, unlike a lot of other places that are just a pastiche of a dive, this is the real deal. Nice people, cheap drinks and pleasant surroundings make you feel like regular from the first time you walk through the door. Drop by when you're on the road and need a break -- you'll be glad you did.

We had not been to this place in a very long time and we live near Monroe! We were very pleasantly…read moresurprised by the quality of the food. One of those rare places that still have an open flame grill. The food was very good and our waitress was very friendly and attentive. We will definitely be back!

Checked out this brewery in Freeport after coming across other places that had their beers…read more Generations is one of the main reasons to come here. It certainly has quite a few things on tap. A lot more in cans. They also have a few snacks. By the looks of the outside it wasn't anything special, just like a warehouse or something common. It's a lot more interesting inside. The taproom has enough room for the bar, and quite a few tables. Got a view into the back to see where the beers are made. There's a balcony where bands can play live music too. Beers are why people come of course. It's about $7 a pint. Best one we had of these was the Tawny Ale. This is an Irish Red of medium strength. It's about $12 for a soft pretzel. These are massive so they're great for sharing. One of the dips looked like peanut butter. This was actually fudge if you can believe it, and you can get cheese as well as mustard. For sure it's one of this city's main attractions. It's got lots of beers, and because it's in the Pretzel City, get one of those to munch on. They're closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

A very cool, relaxing, welcoming place to enjoy a beer, have great conversation with a bartender,…read moreand sit outside when the weather permits. A large bar with well designed beer garden. They have a variety of beers and one named after Freeport the Pretzel City! They have lagers, pilsners and ales. The environment is relaxing and the building stands out ! Since the main road is under construction , GPS did not help, but after we realized it kept rerouting us to the closed road. If in the area, stop in. Also their beer can be found in many locations in the Rockford area and some Binnys.

We LOVED this place when visiting the area. It was definitely worth the short drive there. Drinks…read morewere wonderful, food was excellent, and the service was phenomenal! The place was fun and eclectic. Loved the Bella Mushrooms, Shrimp Po Boy, Boom Boom Burger, Fish Sandwich, and Cordon Blue Chicken Sandwich. Bonus points they sold the honey mustard they use by the bottle - our group bought 4 it's so good!

Down home tavern atmosphere. Go for the weekly rib special. You won't be disappointed.read more

We'll return when we're back. We ordered:…read more Cheese burger - 10/10 Italian beef - 9/10 Grilled cheese with bacon 8.5/10 *recommends Texas toast* Despite the higher price, it was worth it following our previous experience up the road. Service was great, it was a cute hidden gem I'd say! The booths are tiny but we didn't mind it. It definitely gave the older dive vibe. A local hot spot if you will. They also had canned soda was a plus for me. Overall, it was a 9/10 experience and highly recommend!!

Very welcoming atmosphere The waitress Miss Tracy was…read moreexceptional. The burgers tasted great. Make sure to try the homemade chips.

Hard to beat a local small town pub like Smileys. Everyone makes you feel like family when you walk…read morein. Smileys gets a crowd of individuals from bikers to college kids to townies all looking to have a good time.

I went here based on other yelp reviews while headed to Galena. The first word I can think of to…read moredescribe this place is "musty" and the ambiance is lacking. However, the bartenders were both very nice and the cheeseburger was decent and very reasonable that came with not homemade chips. The Italian beef on special was ok. It is not the kind of place to make a destination place for lunch or dinner but rather a beer place.

We stopped in here before going to see a movie back in November. They were part of a burger…read morechallenge that was happening in Stephenson County, my girl friend's youngest son recommended the place, plus it is located directly across from the theater. It was decided that Morts & Saint's was going to be our dining experience for the night. Upon arrival the place came across as a total dive bar. Don't get me wrong, I love dive bars, they have some of the best food and the locals usually are willing to bend your ear with tales about the town. The seating area was small, only a handful of tables and the bar. We had a group of 6, which meant we had to take up two tables. That's not an issue for us, but keep in mind it's not good for groups. Let's just get to the brass tacks of this review. I don't recommend Morts & Saint's. The first thing I noticed is that the cooking area is behind the counter where you can see everything the cook does, I mean EVERYTHING... Like most dive bars the place could use some repairs... and cleaning. A lot of cleaning. From the looks of the signs, clocks, decorations, etc... The internet may still have been dial up the last time someone cleaned it thoroughly. Everyone of us ordered burgers, I watched as the cook pulled the frozen patties out of the chest freezer next to the flat top and put them on with his bare hands, no gloves... no washing... handling other food items, then doing other tasks, only to go back to food handling again.... Multiple times. The burgers were frozen patties thrown on grill... no thawing, no seasoning... just on the grill that moments before was used to prepare something else. I had the Lena Rae burger, I others ordered the Mort Burger, the Flamin' Mort, and a Swiss Mushroom. Honestly, the best part of the burger was Chips that came with them. The burger itself was mediocre at best. How people are saying this is the best burger in town is beyond me. Honestly, they only thing I can say positive about the burger is that for the price, it's not bad. Each burger at the time we went was between $6 to $8. It's not a bad burger, it's just painfully average. However, if they keep their prices like that, I can see how it will attract people. If you enjoy a good dive bar, you don't want to spend money, and you feel like risking a good health code violation or two... Morts & Saint's is for you. ...oh and the service is what you expect. Local staff spending more time talking to regulars. Our waitress seemed to be more concerned with flirting with customers at the bar than taking orders, filling drinks, bringing us a check, etc.

We stopped here for lunch when riding on the Cheese Country trail. It's right off the trail and…read morethere were a lot of other UTV/ATVs in the parking lot. Food came very quickly and the service was solid. They have a nice fish selection including lake perch and bluegill, but we were in a burger mood and snagged a 4 wheeler burger (3 cheeses and thousand island dressing) and a classic bacon cheese burger. Great cheese curds, wife said her sweet potato fries were so-so. We'll have to come back for a fish fry sometime. Great spot - seems to be the place to stop in Darlington if you're on the trail.

Formerly Annie's now Harvey's still has that same great service and outstanding food !!read more