Best bar in Connorsville! Pretty cold beer. Damn good pizza fries. And some of the best…read moreconversations I've ever heard. You'd be crazy not to take advantage of the Busch Light silo special. Stop in, say hello to Gloria, and enjoy your time in this quaint establishment.

The Abbey is one of my favorite places in Menomonie. Not only is the atmosphere really cool and…read morelaid back but the staff are always friendly and willing to strike up a conversation. It always seems like there is a really relaxed vibe and the low lighting and heated bar really add to this experience. I used to think that The Abbey was just a bar (by no means a bad thing!) but I stopped in for lunch and had a spectacular pulled pork sandwich a few days ago. Dare I say it... The best pulled pork sandwich in downtown Menomonie?! The sauce sounds like it would be weird because there is mustard in it but I can confirm that it is delicious and really makes the sandwich. Props to The Abbey for having a limited menu and having a few really good dishes instead of a bunch of average bar food. Apart from the atmosphere, food and staff there are really good drink specials at The Abbey as well! Every day there is a near unbearable special. When school is in session these deals are definitely taken advantage of by the Stout students. If I had to credit this place for just one thing it would be that the building itself is such a relaxing place. No flashing lights, no overly loud music and no amateur DJ screaming at the top of their lungs like other bars in Menomonie. Even yet, if inside is a little too much you can always step out onto the patio. If you're looking for a relaxed cocktail in Menomonie this is your place.

This place rocks. The fact that the menu is limited is a positive. They are freakishly good at…read moremaking the items on the menu. And just when you think your whole day is shot because the slaw has broccoli (we know that Wisconsinites loathe anything that did not have parents) bam - there's bacon in it! Abbey (from the Abbey) is the coolest Abbey I know. Much cooler than any other Abbey, including Westminster and Downton. My dog enjoys the back patio where she can chill and dream about all the wonderful smells that waft from the kitchen. The sandwiches are amazing. The drinks are made well and the free chaser is like a prize my liver didn't know it won.

Apparently this is a PBR. It isn't, but the dude definitely said it was. But it...isn't. Where on…read moreearth can you find a cloudy lager that tastes like a cream ale? Let me tell you, The Eau Claire Firehouse. They invented science.

I really like this spot! All they have for food is pizza but they have an extensive craft beer…read morelist. The inside isn't huge but they have plenty of tables and bar room. One of the walls opens up as a garage door when the weather is nice. Service was great!

The white middle aged balding guy with glasses behind the bar was disgusting and horrendous. He was…read moreso rude and assumed we were using fake id's. He was disrespectful, rude, and a straight up a horrible man who thinks that being rude to women is okay to do to 21/22 year olds. I hope this business looks into his rudeness and assess they should not be having a disrespectful and inappropriate bartender let alone human in their business.

It's a local favorite, dive bar, cash only, live music on weekends, small, crowded. They have pool…read moreand darts. Nice bourbon selection. Always a few decent craft beers on tap.

Amazing food! Fast service, great prices. This is the place to be. Tap beer that's actually fresh…read moreand cold! We love it! Steak bites and fish tacos were perfect.

Mostly a place to drink, a mixed experience with the food & service - 3 stars…read more I met 2 local Clear Lake friends for lunch. One of them thought everything was only a sad 2 stars. The other thought our visit was a good 4 stars. Personally, I'm averaging it out to a solid 3 star experience. I have mixed feelings about Rooster's Roadhouse. I expected something great but I ended up being somewhat disappointed. I'm willing to cut them some major slack, however, because of staffing shortages. And our server told us the main cook has been out sick for nearly a month. Our food ranged from really good to lame. Our burgers were great. The Roadhouse burger was so good, I ordered a 2nd one to take home. The soup was decent. The boneless wings sucked. They were dry and they had a weird flavor. The ham & swiss stacker was okay. But they charged 70 cents for each little deli cup of mayo. So it was $1.40 for 2 little side cups of mayo (that should have been on the sandwich in the first place). I thought this was a little odd and irritating, especially since all of the prices (food & booze) are very reasonable. The service overall was pretty good considering the bartender was our server, she was alone, and there was a full bar. The 3 of us were the only people in the dining room. But she brought out a couple of wrong items. And she couldn't answer any basic questions about the food or the beer. She pleaded ignorance and said she didn't know anything. I appreciate the honesty. For example, I asked her what company brewed Moose Drool Ale and what state they're in...she didn't know...cool, no problem. But when I walked by the bar, I noticed it was all printed out in big letters on the beer tap. She couldn't read the tap when she was filling the glass? Strange - I don't get it. I don't know what's going on at Rooster's...staffing shortages, burnout, laziness, lack of training? No clue. But I probably won't go back to this one. Our recent visits to the neighbors (Laurel Supper Club and Vinny's) were waaay better. And both of those joints are only a couple minutes down the road. One final note about the people: I'm from Minnesota and I can't help but notice how friendly everyone is in this part of Wisconsin. That includes the staff at various businesses and the customers I've run into and random strangers. The friendly laid back demeanor is very noticeable when I cross the St. Croix River. It makes me seriously consider moving to Wisconsin. Thumbs up to rural Wisconsin! - Maxx

It's a hotel's bar. But it's actually nice. Fairly price. Cocktails $10-14. It's legit cocktail…read more Very skillful bartenders. Amazingly chilled vibe. Friendly service

A stunning,cozy, vibey bar attached to the Lismore by Doubletree Hilton hotels. This is a fantastic…read morefind when we came to Eau Claire for a weekend away! After getting settled in, we decided to pop in for a drink before grabbing some dinner. Our server was amazing and so very kind when I asked if I could get a Penelope toasted old-fashioned. We got really lucky on an October fall night by being able to sit outside on their lit up patio that overlooks the town center. they have various signature cocktails that boast bold flavor and fun pairings. And if you're into low proof or no proof cocktails, they did not leave you out as they have a fantastic menu showcasing delicious recipes for those as well. This ended up being a super special weekend for us and I can't wait for us to return back.

I've been coming here for 50 years. Best damn bar in the Midwest. I miss the live acts, but the…read moreambience remains.

A comfortable established tavern to sit or stand around…read more Framed legend Band & singer preformers grace the walls, telling a story of the music and past showmanship that entertained drinker's and jazz fans through the many years of this stand alone eclectic establishment.

Very good hometown bar and grill. Great menu. Often trying new things. Friendly and knowledgeable…read morestaff. And in the summer they have a great outdoor area. I highly recommend

If for some reason, you find yourself in the town of Boyceville and in dire need of food, the only…read moreplace worthy of stopping is Buck Shots. Why? It's the epitome of a Wisconsin small town bar and if you ever want to watch any Wisconsin sports game, you can come here to find a packed house with your fellow Wisconsin brethren. They offer a wide variety of your typical bar fare food and because it's in WI--a tap of Spotted Cow (music to this Minnesotan's ears). This is probably the classiest establishment in town (and I use that word liberally, we are talking about a bar, yes?) and they do fry up some mean cheese curds. This bar has had a few names over the years, but it's always been near and dear in any Boycevillian's heart. After any football game, basketball game, or heck for me, the night of graduation, this is the only bar worth going to in this sleepy town.