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

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.

Been in Darlington 4 years and some change and I've heard about Glennie's food being above the…read moreusual "bar" food and the fish fry is been good., finally the wife and I went.. they were busy, both dine in and take out, but it didn't seem to really impact the soured or service. My entire experience was top notch, not only am I recommending Glennie's, I'm encouraging.. you won't be disappointed!

I had the daily special, and it was great , my wife had the soup of the day and that was great ,…read morehad pie ala mode for desert, was to die for , if you like home cooking and homemade pie this is the place to stop at Darlington's diamond in the ruff

I love this place.. the deluxe quesadilla , as well as other foods , are superb! Servers and…read morebartenders are always friendly and willing to chat! Plenty of room with nice decor prices that match the food!

Great place, great service, great food! The drinks were great also!! With places short on help, we…read morewere welcomed as soon as we walked in and were served as soon as we sat down. It's a place that I will definitely come back to.

We drove 30 plus miles and it was closed with no signs etc. Love the old gas station look -read more

Was looking forward to visiting the brewery, but it is not open. Stopped by on a Saturday afternoon…read morearound 3pm because Yelp states it is open. Sign on door says "closed for the season"

Stopped at Cow Tippers as we were starving after a high school football game, nice little bar with…read morereally good food! It was so good I forgot to take a pic before I devoured my meal...gonna have to go back...AND they have Diet Mountain Dew!!!

Old school bar and restaurant. The burgers were great! Fair prices and the town is really…read morepretty and unique. Historic old buildings, very well taken care of. Worth a visit a walk and a burger here!

Good Pizza and great service along with good live music. A great job done by Free Fall playing last…read moreSaturday night. What a good time by all .

Cool place to kick back and chillax; vibe; enjoy conversation with…read morelocals.......................................

If you're in the area you have to give this pizza a try. The crust is the most delicious crust I've…read moreever had, Monday night is pizza night and they always have specials for pizza night! Definitely a good pick!! They also have an amazing assortment of fresh breaded cheese curds, try them all they are absolutely fantastic

We stopped here for drinks and dinner because it wasn't far from where we were staying and it's…read moredefinitely the place to be because it filled up fast. I'm not a snob so I can do a nice place, a dive and anything in between which was how the weekend went. The bar was pretty busy for a Saturday night and I was going to do a fresh patty burger but pizza after pizza was going out the front door so I might rethink my burger. The place is your typical Wi small town bar and not a dive but old looking that is CASH ONLY with a full bar and restaurant. The menu is decent for a bar and they take the food seriously with fresh beef burgers and real pizzas. I had a couple beers and gin tonics which were ok and not top shelf. The place is pretty loud and it was hard having a conversation but it was the place to be. We ordered the 16'' Soprano pizza with sausage, pepperoni, Canadian bacon, fresh mushrooms, onions, green peppers, green olives and black olives. First off they don't skimp on the toppings because they were plentiful and the pizza was really good with a nice saltyness from the green olives that worked so well. I doubt that they make the crust and I could be wrong but it very good because it was not thick or cracker thin but a nice in between that was like a fresh chewy crust from good fresh baked bread. It was weird to bump into the owner of the bar that we usually go to for drinks and pizza like we were cheating on him but it was all good but unexpected. Overall the pizza is good, the drinks are ok and the prices are very reasonable for a casual dinner and drinks and I see why they were packed and the lady's working the bar did an outstanding job keeping up with all the people.

Oh man, where to start on this place! I came over Memorial Day with some friends for a girls trip…read more We stayed at the Gehlen House Inn which is owned by the same couple as the barn brewery. I can't rate that in Yelp but just know it was a great stay, we met so many cool people staying there too, and you should stay there if you come up to check out the barn. Onto the barn! This place has a rich history and I'm so impressed with the way they've maintained the original charm of the barn and grounds while also renovating with modern conveniences. There was a lot of time and effort put into this place! They have a substantial craft beer list, the top ones for me were the pina colada and the deeamsicle, but my friends had many others they enjoyed too. There are beers for sale to take home, and lots of merch and swag. They serve pizza if you want to nosh on something with your beer. We got a Reuben pizza to split and it was great! The owners and employees were caring, kind, and took time to explain the beers and make sure we were well taken care of. Our group couldn't say enough good things about this place!

The choice of music could improve,and if it wasn't so loud. You could hear so awful person singing…read morefrom 2 blocks away.

This was a recently open bar that had a remodel with red walls and wood flooring. It has a nice…read more long bar with a pool table and some side tables. The staff was super friendly and talked with us. This is kind of up scale for a small Wi town with with top shelf liquor and a variety of beer. I would do a mojito which was pretty good. This was a surprise for a small town bar and they are just trying to be different in a good way.

Best drinks in town! I would recommend the chocolate martini and a margarita! The service is also…read moreamazing

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.

Great Food, menu is full of options for all! Can get busy…read morewith after workers, but there's plenty of room.