Stopped in for lunch while passing through town. Easy to get to off the freeway. Several tables for…read moreinside seating. Easy parking. It was busy so I knew we were in a local favorite. I chose a cup of potato soup for my lunch. I also got a side of kettle chips (Husband's looked too good to pass up and he didn't want to share). Husband had the Italian panini. Everything was good. Service was great. Great place for lunch.

This restaurant is part of a gas station! I missed it and had to turn around. It's a solid deli…read more They have a large menu with drinks, sandwiches and soups. My panini was very good. I loved the chips, I think they are homemade. The service was friendly and pretty quick.

We stopped here for sandwiches on our way through town. Not far off the freeway, it's convenient…read more The decor was very cozy and cabin-like. Staff was excellent. We split a club sandwich which was more than big enough. All ingredients were fresh. I loved the fresh bacon. Yum! I had a fun time perusing the items around the store for purchase. So many local options. As we still had a few hours to go on our journey, I skipped the cheese (although it looked amazing) and chose some 'travel' beef sticks. So good. Lots of tables for seating. I was disappointed that they wouldn't fill my water bottle with tap water but I enjoyed the bottled lemonade as a replacement. Good experience.

Stopped in for some sandwiches. Everyone was friendly answering my multiple questions. Food was…read moregreat and reasonably priced my only caution is that you have steps to get in. No ramps or wheelchair access.

Went here with the wife for breakfast. Service was good, waitress and cook were super friendly!…read moreMenu was super cheap and gave more portions than advertised which is a huge plus, but the dinner is situated between two wash bays and the smell was absolutely disgusting. I couldn't hardly stand to eat while smelling such a fowl smell. Cool concept, but needs better ventilation to not smell so terrible. Cannot recommend at this time on that alone unfortunately.

Food was very good great flavor real beef burgers. Service was so nice. Staff is extremely friendly…read moreand will come talk to you like you're at a relatives house. Ambiance is about as eclectic as you can get. The restaurant is in a blue metal building that also has car or truck wash. Not many places can you get a breakfast omelette biscuits and gravy and a car wash. This place is amazing. If you're on the 94 around Oakdale. You've gotta go check it out very good food. Larry if you can sir, add smash burgers to the wonderful menu. Thanks for the hospitality!

The best cheesesteak you'll find in Wisconsin! The service and staff were not only friendly but…read morewent above and beyond to make our dinner memorable. Chuck and Ashley are the best They now just got life long customers! Would recommend to anyone and everyone :)

The owner is very mean towards all of his customers and it's a very high price for one singular…read moreSmashburger

The sandwich was great! Pizza looked amazing. Service was quick considering erything was made…read morefrom scratch. It was fun to talk with. Wil be back again next time passing through BRF.

Solid NY style pizza. Also great selection of sodas and teas…read more Fun chatting with owner as well

Based on high reviews by others, we stopped in…read more Very nice restaurant, clean and well maintained. You order at the counter and the food is brought to you. The cashier was very polite. Our food was brought out timely and all orders were correct. Food was excellent. Sandwiches were fully loaded and soups were perfect.

Clean, well lit and great service too. I think my only objection is the menu board is a little hard…read moreto read. We had sandwiches, soup and protein bowls - All excellent! Lots of food in the protein bowls and appealing to look at. The tortilla soup and sandwiches were tasty as well. Everything tasted fresh and portions were generous. All in all, if I lived closer it would probably be a regular place for me.

Right off the highway, Giant German Pretzel was delish!! Food was excellent, ambiance is perfect.read more

Food was fantastic. Portions were large and the salad bar was great. Brandy ole fashioned sweet…read morewas great. Salad bar was tasty. No pic of the Philly and patty Melt. They were yummy!

Didn't have any sandwiches listed on menu. Place was half empty in terms of the kitchen/food. Avoid.read more

I was excited to see this Great Harvest on the main street during our recent visit to Wisconsin…read moreDells. One of our favorite shops in Vienna, Virginia had been the Great Harvest there but, alas, we moved away about 15 months ago. Plus, both of our daughters had worked at the Great Harvest in Vienna when they were teenagers, so the chain has a special place in our hearts. We HAD to go in. Offerings. (5/5). Like the Vienna shop, this Great Harvest offers a wide variety of freshly baked breads, muffins, scones, cookies, tea loaves, and other sweets, and dry cereals (oatmeal, granola). They carried some bread varieties we hadn't tried before (Strawberry Loaf) and didn't have some of our favorites (Apple Scrapple). Unlike in Vienna, they also sell hot and cold breakfast foods, sandwiches, and even dog treats. Signage was good, highlighting the daily bread offerings. A menu at the counter showed breakfast and lunch options. Our purchases. (4/5). We bought two muffins ($3 each), "Groovy" granola ($8), and a tub of vanilla honey butter ($5). Taxes were already included. All items were tasty. Took off a point for "value." The items were somewhat expensive but not outrageously so. Ambiance. (2/5). The shop has indoor and outdoor tables, as well as a comfy-looking couch area to relax in. Ordering is done at a counter in the middle, where there are also racks and display cases with the breads and sweets offerings. Displays are well-spaced. The low rating is because some of the shelves were disheveled and the yellow-colored couches looked downright dirty. (See photo). I shared the photo with a friend who asked whether the couch came from a fraternity house. Service. (3/5). The young man at the counter was friendly enough, but didn't offer a sample from the tasting board until we asked him to. We wanted to try the vanilla honey butter that we had seen in one of the refrigerated cases.

Great food and service . We were worried after we seen other reviews . I got ribeye steak and was…read morehalf the price you would pay in Chicago/Milwaukee and tasted just the same . All our meals were perfect . Salad bar was definitely worthless haha but we were warned from staff it was slim pickings because they are trying to run out before holiday break . Service was top notch . Don't believe the bad reviews from people used to eating at Casey's full time . They don't understand the cost of quality food .

Very disappointing experience at the Broken Spur tonight. I ordered the bourbon steak tips for $27…read more The menu clearly stated that the entrée included the chef's vegetable and one side, so I planned to upgrade my side to cheese curds for an additional $4. However, the server told me the steak tips did not come with any sides and that the menu was incorrect. She even said she has to explain this to customers frequently. If management knows the menu is wrong, it should have been corrected by now. We were also given a complimentary starter consisting of a few Keebler Club crackers, cheese curds and small containers of what appeared to be coleslaw and possibly butter or cheese spread. I tried one of the cheese curds, and it was moldy. When I told our server, she simply said, "Oh." There was no apology, and she only removed the cheese curds rather than the entire plate. She brought more curds, but after finding mold on the first serving, I certainly wasn't comfortable eating them. We asked whether the salmon was fresh or frozen and were told it was frozen, despite being priced at approximately $23. Another person in our party ordered the French dip, and the server asked whether they wanted it as a French dip or a Philly. Getting a clear explanation of the difference took far more effort than it should have; eventually, we were told the Philly simply included onions and peppers. Between the inaccurate menu, moldy food and the server's dismissive response, we no longer felt comfortable eating there. We got up and left and went to the Chinese restaurant next door instead, which turned out to be the better choice for the evening. The Broken Spur presents itself as a higher-end steak and seafood restaurant, but our experience did not come close to meeting that standard. Management needs to correct the menu, improve food-quality controls and provide its staff with better training in menu knowledge and customer service.