Owners are not friendly at all. Service is horrendous. And don't go to the beach it's Gilligan's…read moreand they control that like a dictatorship. They will kick you off the beach they say they own if you use an easy up. And surely don't bring your own drinks because they say you have to buy it from them on the beach. And the beach I was digging out sand I sliced my finger on a discarded pop can

this place can't make water right but the view is amazing don't go there to eat they only open…read morewhen they feel like it so theres nothing else to see

Great experience! Easy construction process. The whole group has been a pleasure to deal with.read more

We were blessed to work with Jess Kayhart when moving from Kenosha. Jess was very professional and…read morea lot of fun. she was very honest ( when we asked her opinion) and helped us find the right home for us! Almost wish we were moving again, just to have the opportunity to work with her again

Oh my goodness--I truly felt like I was back in Italy while dining at Mike's! My husband and I…read morefirst met Mike when he was part owner of Mama Mia's on the square in Baraboo, and now he's opened his own restaurant as the sole owner. Mike immigrated here legally from Albania and became a U.S. citizen, and you can taste the pride he puts into every dish--everything is homemade, even the pasta. I had the spicy chicken arrabbiata with Alfredo sauce, and it was absolutely delicious. The homemade garlic knots were mouthwatering, and the salads were fresh and crisp. My friend ordered the shrimp pasta and loved it. I also brought home two pizzas for my family, and they said it was the best pizza they've ever had! The service was excellent, and the restaurant itself is spacious with a great bar area. From now on, Mike's Italian Restaurant will be our go-to spot whenever we're in Baraboo. If you're in the area, give Mike a try--you won't be disappointed!

I was a little skeptical at first being attached to a hotel!! But to my surprise it was absolutely…read moredelicious!! I ordered the bacon ranch pizza and was beyond impressed The service was fantastic and even the chef walked out to talk to all the customers impressive definitely will be back next month

This place has done a complete turnaround since my review years ago…read more The food is excellent, the service better than expected. I RARELY Rate anyplace 5stars. To get that rating, a place has to be top notch. This place has achieved that rating. And the owner makes the rounds at the table to be sure you got what you expect and want. Finally, a place in Mauston where you can get a first class meal at a reasonable price! THSNK YOU@

Service is superb here. Staff really friendly. Popped in for lunch. The portion sizes are huge. You…read moreget fries and salad or soup. Plus they give you warm freshly baked bread which was delicious. We had the cheese burger and gyro. Got the onion rings instead of fries. The salad was good. Amazed $13 for burger fries and salad. The burger was okay. The gyro not like the ones in Chicago.

The stars would all have to be for my service. I had an excellent server. The food was standard…read moreolive garden food. It met the requirements and I did enjoy it. The bathrooms knock the stars down. There was toilet paper all over the floor in most of the stalls, the sink area was dirty, the soap was practically out of all dispensers, and 2 out of 3 paper towel dispensers were empty. There were plenty of front end staff standing around chatting and it wasn't busy at all. It was after 3:30 in the afternoon.

Jasper was cracking my up and was such a charismatic and easy going server. Thank you for a fun and…read moredelicious dinner! Loved the chicken gnocchi soup

Wonderful food, great service the smell coming out of the kitchen was fantastic!!! Just had Lunch…read moreand would like to go back for pizza dinner.

Mama Mia pizza yum! Sauce is great, crust is great, toppings perfect. One suggestion if you get a…read morelarge ask for well done to get middle more cooked. We do this alot with most places! Highly recommend. And they are very nice there too!

Best pizza in the area!! Other menu items are also…read moredelicious. This is an absolute family favorite and you won't be disappointed.

Moved up here from Chicago a year ago and haven't found good pizza until today. Finally!!!! Pizza…read morewas AMAZING. Service was great. Definitely worth the thirty minute drive. I will be back

A Chromatic Feast: The Warm Embrace of Sagra in La Crosse…read more To dine at Sagra in La Crosse, Wisconsin, is to be reminded that genuine culinary warmth can be found far from the traditional epicenters of Italian gastronomy. Guided by an exceptionally attentive and gracious staff, the experience unfolds with a well-paced rhythm that immediately puts the diner at ease. It is an establishment that clearly understands the intersection of great service and great food. The meal begins with a study in subtle elevation: olives presented with a gentle, deliberate warming. It is a small but vital touch that awakens their natural oils and briny depth, setting a welcoming tone for the table. The meatballs follow suit, boasting a robust, comforting heft. They are deeply hearty and undeniably tasty, anchored by a rustic authenticity that demands a proper piece of bread to chase the remaining sauce. However, the quiet star of the evening was a sweet potato dish that essentially stole the stage. It was a vibrant, chromatic triumph--an absolute masterclass in both visual palette and culinary palate. The kitchen managed to coax an astonishing spectrum of colorful flavors from the root vegetable, elevating a humble ingredient into something genuinely amazing. "Life is a combination of magic and pasta." -- Federico Fellini The pasta course, often the crucible by which an Italian kitchen is judged, was a remarkably pleasant affair. While it may not have possessed the sheer, surprising theater of the sweet potatoes, it remained a fundamentally nice, deeply satisfying plate of food that grounded the meal in tradition. Ultimately, Sagra delivers an unequivocally great dining experience. It is a restaurant that balances hearty comfort with vibrant execution, proving that a well-crafted Italian menu in the heart of Wisconsin is a journey well worth taking. If this dispatch from the La Crosse culinary scene was useful to you, please leave a like or comment below so I can keep writing these reviews for your education, preparation, and enjoyment.

The best Italian food in the Lacrosse region!!! Homemade noodles & bread, fabulous spinach…read moreartichoke dip, and cocktails to die for! Worth every penny. Reservations recommended. I went for my birthday with my husband and it was perfect.

Shrimp Pizza at Two Lakes Supper Club Almond WI is amazing. Bluegill Fish Fry was delicious as…read morewell. Don't forget to stop at the bar for a tasty Brandy Old Fashioned. Reservations recommended

Labor Day wknd visit. Service was excellent by bartenders and all staff. They were working very…read morehard but made it appear easy! The shrimp scampi ravioli and prime rib were very good. The drunken chicken and tenderloin & shrimp combo were just okay. Steak lacked any flavor but was not dry or overcooked. The twice baked potato was gummy and could definitely tell it had been sitting a bit. The drunken chicken seemed to lack much flavor as well. The pizzas were being ordered at many tables and seemed to have many regulars there. I would definitely come here again and try something else.

There are not a lot of options in this town. This is one of the better ones we've tried…read more Service was, well they were understaffed for sure. She was friendly but juggling a lot. The pound of boneless wings is huge. Like share it with someone huge. The tater tors were a massive portion, crispy, and tasty. French dip (philly style) exceeded expectations and was filling. House chips were better than expected. Fettuccine Alfredo was OK, but not great. Ambiance was... kind of mixed bag. A mix of very industrial with likely whatever preceded them in that space. Floor was clearly worn/damaged in some spots and the bathroom was a bit rough.

Had a couple of pizzas tonight and what the heck is with the sauce. It tasted like plain tomato…read moresauce. What did you do just open a can of sauce? At least add some spice, salt, pepper and oregano. Some flavor at least.