If you like amazing cocktails, you will not be disappointed. These handcrafted cocktails are…read moredelicious. The attention to detail with each garnish has every cocktail instagram worthy! The staff is wonderful! Don't forget to try the pizza! You will not be disappointed. It's our 5 year olds favorite and she only eats chicken nuggets! The atmosphere is perfect with the garage doors open on a nice summers day/ night. This is one of our family's favorite places to go.

Our first time here, the atmosphere is very welcoming and had good energy. The staff was very…read morefriendly and accommodating. They had live music the evening we stopped in, we wanted to talk so they put us in an area that was a bit more conducive to doing that. The musician was very good. We each had some of their spirits and tried the beer and wine. The pizzas were delicious and I'd highly recommend them. He also had the Crispy potatoes and they also were delicious. We will be back!

The new cafe is very busy with a bit of a wait but the service and drinks were worth it.read more

We love Omni so much! It's a cozy spot in the winter and they have a great patio with space for the…read morekids to run in the summer and fall. We love trying their monthly featured pizzas, the beers are always good (I love the sours) and they just launched their coffee!!! Love gathering here with friends and family. Regular hours : Friday 11AM-11PM Saturday 11AM-11PM Sunday 11AM-9PM Monday 11AM-10PM Tuesday 11AM-10PM Wednesday 11AM-10PM Thursday 11AM-10PM Coffee Service : Thursday & Friday 7AM - 2PM Saturday & Sunday 7AM - 4PM

Attached to the Lismore hotel by Doubletree makes this restaurant super accessible to…read moreout-of-towners. Service 5/5: we did not make a reservation, but staff did everything to accommodate us and get us seated. I really appreciate how kind they were and once we were seated, our server was attentive, making sure our drinks were always filled and that we were enjoying our meal. Ambiance 5/5: stunning environment. I highly recommend you take a peek and look at the bar because it's a bunch of little pennies and it is the coolest sight to see (I believe I heard them call it the penny bar too). I really enjoy that you could see into the kitchen while the chefs worked and how fluid they all seemed to be in their craft. Food 3/5: I was really disappointed by the food. I ordered the roasted lamb as a big fan of lamb and it was overcooked and very salty. Also, the mint gelée coupled with the root beer glacé de viande was overwhelmingly sweet. The dish was lacking a balance of acid and spice. My fiancé ordered the tater tot hot dish and I am thankful that he ordered that because we ended up sharing that the rest of the meal. Even he could not eat the Lamb and he is must less picky about flavor profiles. The hotdish was a cheesy parmesan dream with sweet corn, peas, mushrooms and I liked the textural mixture of pork and veal. Overall, I'm not sure if I would come back for a meal here. I have seen that their pizzas are really popular because they are woodfired and I wish we would've checked that first, but I wanted a cozy elevated dinner and I'm still really bummed that we did not get that.

Been here before, but it's been a very long time. We were passing through the area and looking for…read morea place to eat. It happened to be a very busy weekend, and the Informalist was one of the few places that did not have a long line to get seated. Got in right away and seated for some brunch. The restaurant is spacious and well designed. It's a bit upscale, but perfectly capable of making people feel relaxed and welcome. We got greeted right away by the server and settled in with menus and waters. Our order wasn't complicated: some of the Custard Battered French Toast, a short stack of pancakes, and two eggs. I also ordered a London Fog Tea Latte (a little lavender, a little vanilla, and extra foam). It didn't take long for the food to come, but the London Fog took a while longer. The French Toast was amazingly good, and the pancakes and eggs were also very good. I was half done with my meal by the time my London Fog arrived, and the server was very apologetic (saying that the coffee shop was very busy). I might have been satisfied with that, but the London Fog was just okay. While there was some extra foam, the drink itself was flat, as if they just heated up the milk and mixed it with the tea. (They need to do a better job with polishing the steamed milk so that it creates a creamy texture, especially if they ar charging $8) Overall, a good experience, and a few tweaks would have made it excellent. Would stop again if I was in the mood for the French Toast.

Big 5 star energy in a small town! Talk about a gorgeous facility, friendly staff and the perfect…read moreamount of cocktails, beer and wine. Nestled in the city of Haugen, you will for sure find yourself wondering how and why this facility exists, yet I am forever grateful it does! We sat outside on the patio which has twinkle lights and overlooks a running creek. The trees above in the skyline are gorgeous and the entire experience is serene. We opted for the Heavenly Hibiscus which is a raspberry mimosa with an edible flower. This drink was delightful and fresh! For food, we split the charcuterie board which was filled with grapes, almonds, two types of cheese, crackers and salami. We also split the pizza and were happy that we could pick our own toppings for each side. One pizza was the perfect size for two! There was one canned beer and a sangria ordered as well. While truly a 5 star experience, I did think it was odd that the plates and water cups were paper as everything else was elegant and upscale. This observation is not enough to damage any lower score, yet I am still calling it out so others are aware / genuinely curious on why this would be ? None the less - Thank you for the lovely experience, The Creamery! Looking forward to my next visit.

We've been here a few times but just for a drink on our way to dinner. The atmosphere is great and…read morethey have a large variety of some very nice wines. After reading the other reviews we're going to have to try the pizza next time.

We popped in while on vacation and it was an amazing experience. We are not wine connoisseurs at…read moreall but we had Darla and she knows her stuff. She took the time to walk us through all the flavor profiles and we ended up leaving with 4 bottles of our favorites. We tried five each and they all were delicious but four stuck out and we will be back. Great time, good food, lovely atmosphere and Darla! Highly suggest looking for this gal she is a treat...

We stopped in on a Saturday afternoon for wine tasting…read more First, the venue is beautiful with a nice spacious area for dining, a large bar for wine tasting and a large outdoor patio with views of the vineyard. In the main dining area, there is a stage for bands. We walked up to the bar which was full but found a spot to squeeze in. The wine tasting area had several wine servers behind the bar. We waited for quite some time before a wine server greeted us and asked us what we were interested in tasting. We asked what was offered as far as wine tastings as it appeared there were a couple of different wine tasting events taking place. She looked at us with confusion and asked what we were interested in tasting. We read about the cheese and wine pairing so we said we would do that. We asked about each of the wines and she put the wine & cheese sign with descriptions in front of us and asked what we wanted to do. She couldn't really explain the wine herself. Again, confused why she is asking that since it's 5 wines with a 5 cheese pairing, We said we will just go down the list. She brought us complimentary wine glasses and poured the first wine. She also handed us cheese on toothpicks we all had to figure out how to grab from her fingers. Perhaps a plate or napkin? We waited for about 15 minutes before she came back and she looked at us and said no one is helping you? We thought she would but I guess not. We proceeded down the list, jumbling the cheese on toothpicks, and waited for the next tasting but we were forgotten once again. It took a while but we made it through the tasting. I'm a red wine person but the red wines were sour in my opinion. I realize this is WI and not CA or France so obviously the wine is different. We did buy a couple of bottles of their Pony which is a Rose as well as the ale Crescent. We wanted to purchase a couple of the different cheese that we tasted but they didn't have any to purchase. The venue is beautiful and a great place for events. The wine servers definitely need training in how to service guests and learn about the wine. Also, no one wants to eat out of someone's hands. At least provide napkins they can hand the food to the wine taster with a napkin. .

Super cute and cozy vineyard with a warm, welcoming vibe! The service was excellent -- friendly…read morestaff who were happy to explain the different wine options and make recommendations. There's a great variety of wines to choose from, and the tasting area feels relaxed and inviting, perfect for spending a laid-back afternoon. Parking was easy and convenient, with plenty of space close to both the vineyard and the attached apple orchard. The orchard is fabulous, offering cider flights, a charming gift shop, and lots of sweet treats to try. Overall, it's a lovely spot for a weekend outing -- peaceful, scenic, and full of local charm!

Lovely afternoon was had at the St Croix Vineyards. It was a hot one and they had wine slushies…read more I ordered the blueberry pomegranate option and it was delish and perfect on an 80 degree day. The staff are friendly and there are plenty of wine options.

We love this semi-hidden gem of a bar & restaurant. Many folks still haven't discovered it…read more They offer fabulous, well priced cocktails & great bar service. They also offer a seasonal menu/kitchen known as the Fiddlehead that should not be underestimated. Check out their website or facebook page for details re: hours & menu options. Last night we tried both the Bahn Mi Salad & Spring Roll Salad and both were fantastic!

Great cocktails, cool vibes, and a fantastic kitchen. Kitchen is a third party that works out of…read morethe location and seemingly has a fresh menu weekly. We got a deconstructed candied Korean bbq bowl, and it was amazing. Highly recommend.

Always enjoyed coming for wine here and just LOVE the new patio space. We decided to take advantage…read moreof a nice evening recently and sat outside on the covered patio. We were greeted quickly and everything was just on point. Our server was great and always made sure we were being taken care of. The complimentary bread and oil were good, we were even offered a little more once our food came. Had the risotto bistecca and hubs got the shrimp and grits. I was actually super impressed with the risotto. Hubs seemed to really enjoy his entree and wine as well. After checking out the dessert menu, we found a couple options there as well. They had panna cotta, which I can never say no to. It was out of this world. Hubs had lemon ricotta cheesecake, which was equally delightful. Highly recommend stopping just for wine or stay for a meal!

Cozy ambiance and lively atmosphere in this hidden corner of Stillwater. Located away from the…read morehustle of Main Street this place is a haven for upscale food and wine. Parking lot next door is convenient and the adjacent wine store offer 20% discount if you purchased a meal at the restaurant. Excellent selection of small plates and entrees and salads. We went with a couple small plates and a salad which they divided into two bowls for us without asking. Good recommendations for wine by the staff are helpful guides to making the most of your meal.

Nova prides itself on being a dive bar. To the point where they even scribbled their name on a…read moreposter, located, in an appropriate place, above the toilet in the men's bathroom! There's really no redeeming value to be associated with this place other than it being a cool place to have a beer during the hot summer months. And downright freezing during the winter! Me finding myself tethered to John (a local gadabout) who drags me to a seemingly endless line of beverage intakes of an alcohol nature, and I not being use to the effects of cold and ice. The ice in the parking lot can be treacherous, and the inside is like aging beef in cold storage! Ahhh but that only adds to its charm. Tie that in with the warm hearts sharing the bar and it makes for a memorable experience. But not one that I would frequent on a daily basis. I heard stories about there being caves associated with Nova. Who knows, maybe someday John will get me an invite to explore and I'll come across Injun' Joe just like Tom Sawyer. My luck though it'll be a rabid bat I find. A memory ever associated with the bowels of the dive which is Nova. Honestly speaking, I had fun at Nova, cold and all. We would have stayed longer but alas, a dinner engagement loomed which would provide us the opportunity to indulge once more, and more importantly, thaw out! Quick Tip: After you've had your fill at Nova you can walk down to the corner for ice cream at the Dairy Queen. You'll find that novelty warmer than what you had to endure at Hudsons finest dive.

Great pizza. From Melt. We got "Old School" without onions (my husband's request, not mine - I love…read moreonions). Service is great!! Very friendly and make the best cocktails. Ambiance is fun. Open air and fun music. Sit at the bar.