In Wisconsin for work from Georgia and this was the perfect place for endless refill drip coffee…read moreAND free WIFI in between business meetings. PS: the bagel and cream cheese were superb.

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.

Located across the river from Maine St, this quaint old house turned restaurant is worth the stop…read more There is on street and public parking available. I would recommend making reservations as it was consistently busy. We opted for seats at the bar to avoid an hour wait. This place is tiny, so it would not be ideal for large groups. It would be difficult to accommodate someone who could not navigate stairs (there are both stairs to enter as well as a staircase for most of the dining space). Servers were friendly and helpful, the right amount of attentive. The food came out quickly. They offer light lunch, brunch, breakfast fare, with specials, and baked goods from Lola. A popular special is a homemade pop tart, which has rotating flavors (today was blueberry with lemon frosting). We opted for French Toast, pork belly, and the country skillet. Everything was delicious and portions were generous. All around a great find.

Absolutely lovely place. Service was an 11/10 - she belongs in fine dining I swear. The space is…read morelovely and clean, adorable decor, and the food was stellar. Highly recommend their buttery soft frittatas.

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

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.

It was the worst food I've ever eaten. We ordered pancakes and a breakfast sandwich. Only took a…read morefew bites. It was obvious from the taste that they didn't clean their grill. The awful taste permeated my mouth for hours after I left. Avoid at all costs.

After touring the Taliesin Estate, we worked up an appetite. The cafe is conveniently connected to…read morethe gift shop and where the tour ends. The space is located along the Wisconsin River and the large windows in the cafe allow for a breathtaking view while enjoying lunch. The menu is quite small which I appreciated but still had a hard time deciding what I wanted to enjoy because they all sounded so yummy. They use fresh local ingredients as much as possible ensuring that they support the local region and aligns beautifully with the concept of Frank Lloyd Wright. It was a rainy day so I opted for comfort with grilled cheese and a soup of the day. The gooey cheese sandwich with aged cheddar and Gouda paired perfectly with my potato bacon soup. My friend opted for the kale chicken salad that included ingredients for a scrumptious fall salad with pepitas, cranberries, butternut squash, goat cheese and sherry shallot dressing. The set up is order at the counter, find a seat and they bring your food to you. It was a really quiet day and our food came out quickly. The staff seemed to be out of sight much of the time so if you needed something it was a little bit of a wait. I had asked for a box but they didn't bring it and I ended up having to ask again.

Came here to celebrate my boyfriend's birthday while camping. We made reservations and were seated…read moreright away. I ordered the rhubarb martini and it was absolutely delicious. The garlic bread is also super yummy. I ordered a filet mignon with asparagus and a side of onions and mushrooms. My bf ordered the 14oz steak. Unfortunately my steak was lacking flavor there was no seasoning at all. No salt or pepper here. My steak was extremely dry. I didnt enjoy it much. The asparagus was okay, again no salt or pepper here. My boyfriends steak tasted much better. The garlic mashed potatoes are also good. We ordered a bourbon old fashioned and it was super good. For dessert the star of the night was the triple berry creme brulee. It was decadent. Wr enjoyed it very much. Would we return? Absolutely. I would just order something else next time. I would pass on the steak.

It's been a while, but I love how they have renovated the place. Their menu has also stepped-up…read moresignificantly. Every dish was prepared and presented like a tasty work of art. My whole family had another wonderful dinner experience. It was packed, so it was a bit louder, but we didn't mind. We were distracted by all the food. The cheese curds were lightly breaded and fried perfectly. They even had a bit of a squeak. The haystacks were enjoyed even by my family who didn't like onions. The prize app were the pork bellies. Tender, meaty, and covered with a sweet tangy bourbon glaze. I could've eaten those as an entree! My filet was a perfect med-rare. Tender with just the right amount of char. The ribeye was prepared with the same tender perfection as well. My son, who lives in Chicago, said his steak rivaled those of the steakhouses in Windy City. He really enjoyed his filet. The scallops were seared to perfection, and they were nestled in a bed of soft, warm, creamy risotto. And I mean CREAMY. It's the way they should be made. HPSH doesn't skimp either on the number of scallops; we had to box up the rest. We didn't have room for dessert, but we did box some up for later.....and they tasted great. Can't wait til our next visit to High Point!

Pleasantly Surprised - Great Food & Friendly Service!…read more I wasn't expecting much when we stopped at Country Kitchen in Dodgeville, but they really delivered! Everyone in our group had a special request with their order, and the staff got every detail right. I even overheard the kitchen double-checking one of the requests to make sure it was correct. That kind of care really stood out. The food was excellent: crispy hash browns, big and toasty English muffins, and fluffy, hot pancakes that hit the spot perfectly. It was exactly what we needed. The host and wait staff were attentive and genuinely friendly, which made the experience even better. I'd definitely come back here next time we're passing through town. A great little stop that exceeded expectations!

Super clean and food was prepared very well. I wound hesitate a bit about fining here when in…read moreDodgeville.

My wife and I ventured out to Mount Horeb for dinner at Driftless Social on a Saturday night…read morerecently. We had a reservation, which I would recommend, and were seated immediately. The restaurant is fairly small, but cozy. The ambiance is very relaxed and social. It was a bit noisy but a good noisy, not obnoxious noisy; people having good conversations and lots of laughing. Our server greeted us in a timely manner and took our drink order. I ordered an old fashioned, my wife a Hugo spritz. Both were fantastic but just a heads up, the drinks were relatively strong. The menu is relatively small but still enough to choose from and not be disappointed. My wife and I both ordered the 5 oz filet with shrimp. We split a side of green beans. When our food reached our table, we thought that it might not be enough to fill us but we were more than full afterwards and agreed that anything bigger might be too much. The food was excellent, one of the better steaks I've had in a while. The service was good and our server, Sammy, did a real nice job of taking care of us without being overly intrusive. Prices were appropriate for the quality, maybe a little higher than you would expect but still worth it. If you're looking for a high quality, local small town steak experience that isn't a chain, I highly recommend Driftless Social.

I am angry, very angry. This place used to be my favorite vacation restaurant, Gobels (sp?). They…read morehad a big bakery counter near the door where my parents bought a big flaky pastry that my family decided to call cow pies. They had great manhole lid sized cookies, and many other baked goods. The counter service area had a really neat art-deco line of lights and fixtures. There was a soda jerk who performed all sorts of amazing stunts with glasses and ice cubes. The bathroom was upstairs and the men's room had a giant urinal that was built into the wall with a tongue that stuck out at the bottom. I remember feeling very intimidated by this thing when I was 3 or 4, which is about when we started going there. The last time I visited before the conversion to whatever the f it is now was in 2017. I was hiding tears the whole time I was there. I was so happy to be there again. Naturally, I raced upstairs to check on the child-eating urinal. Sadly, it was boarded over. I bought the closest thing they had to a cowpie and headed out. I was pretty upset when I saw that my beautiful little restaurant had passed away. I will never forget how happy it made me feel.

The food was so good and the price was great. Super cute diner vibes I won't forget…read more We had burgers and they delivered.

Simple done right. Want good food and a good price? No frills? This is the place! The service was…read moregreat, the food was great, and that's all I could ask for! Was just passing through, but will be back when we're in the area again!

We had the best breakfast here today! The denver scramble with fresh cheese curds was amazing. The…read morefresh bread that came with it was also delicious. The blueberry lavender lemonade was great! Everything came out quickly and accurately. The staff was very friendly. Unfortunately I didn't get a single photo!

I stopped by on a Sunday morning for breakfast. The place was busy, but still I got a seat right…read moreaway. Garden omelette with tofu was my favorite item here. It had a good amount of veggies, and overall felt healthy. I also went for a seasonal peach pecan pancake. That was good one as well. Hot cocoa was a nice drink.