Great ambience, super clean facility and good food!…read more Server greeted us promptly and gave us the lowdown when I stated we were here for the first time. Food took a bit longer than anticipated to come out on a (slowish) Thursday. First cheese bread came out burnt. Draft taps were good-- especially the rum runner and rootbeer!

Excellent beer brewed in-house. Large tap list, good burgers, overall awesome experience!read more

While in the Dells, we noticed Gravity Box Brewing is building a location on the downtown strip. It…read morewasn't open yet, so we decided to stop by their main location in Mauston, only 20 minutes from the water park area! We travel for new breweries, and this spot is a must-visit. The NE IPA (Origami Rooster) was really good, creamy, and delicious! Hopefully, we can make it back to visit the new location soon!!

Really great beers! The peanut butter milk stout (Deez Nutz) was one of the best peanut butter…read morestouts I've had. Origami rooster was also excellent, really refreshing and you could definitely taste the green tea that came through. Most of all our bartender was awesome! Very friendly and greeted us as we walked through the door. We had a wonderful conversation at the bar throughout our time there too.

Stop 3 for WI Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour Amazing Brewery Race…read more Anything turtle is an automatic 3 star and can only go up from there, in my book (same for goats)... We scored street parking steps from the door & went in about an hour before close. We opted for 2 versions of the darkest on tap, one of which was BA - both were solid and the service was really good, as was the music and the overall vibe, which I'll credit to the turtle decor and merch ; ) There was no food that I saw, so, eat before or after. There are plenty of options for that nearby. Samples are readily available, too. Try before ya buy.

Great beer and friendly helpful staff. This was a great place to take respite from the sub-zero…read moretemperatures the weekend we were in La Crosse. The porter was wonderful

For me, vacations are anything but lazy…read more When it was time to return to Eau Claire for some shenanigans with Matt and Tim, I knew this go around would need to have some brewery action despite Tim and Matt not being big drinkers. I love visiting breweries and trying out local offerings. Lazy Monk was on my list of places to visit based on just the name alone, but their current beer list was looking pretty good, too. Tim and I (Matt was coming up the next day) dropped in around early dinner time and it was fairly quiet in the brewery. There were a few people chatting with the bartender when we went up to order some drinks. First and foremost, I grabbed a sticker and magnet before I would inevitably forget. I grabbed a flight of beers since a lot of them sounded really good. Unfortunately, the one beer I was really hyped to try was out until the next day. That was the kolsch. I ended up getting the Bohemian Pilsner Lager, Raspberry Lemon Shandy, Kristall Weiss, Mad Monk IPA, and Bohemian Dark Lager. The Mad Monk was really good. It was my favorite. The Kristall and Bohemian Pilsner Lager were really good, too. The Raspberry Lemon was good but not really my cup of beer. I got it to sample since I was taking home a 4-pack for Emily. As for the Dark Lager... not a fan at all. Not that it was gross but it just isn't for me. The bartender was super cool and took the time to explain all the beers I ordered, made great small talk and really made us feel welcome. Lazy Monk really leans into the German/Bohemian aspect. The exterior of the building has some strong German vibes and once you walk inside, it really feels like you walked into a bar in the middle of a small German town. I believe there is also an outdoor seating area but we only saw it while we were out walking around. If you find yourself in Eau Claire and want a really chill place to grab some beer, Lazy Monk is the place to go.

Still brewing solid traditional Czech and German styles beers. The outdoor deck is fantastic in…read morethe summer. View of the Chippewa rover. They have some outdoor games you can do, there are indoor games as well. It's dog friendly. Four packs of cans to go. They will fill a growler for you, but it's not very economical, better just to buy the cans. They have all their own beer on tap now and root beer on tap plus a few cans of soda and bottled water. No food here but you can bring in anything you like and eat it inside. Nice meals, occasionally have some special events and live music, you have to check their social media for those updates. They have a Mug club for regulars. Always great service from personable bartenders. They really know the regulars. Occasionally you'll catch the owner slinging beer too. No TV or jukebox so you can actually have a conversation. The acoustics can make it a little echoey at times however, especially if there's a lot of people inside.

Blue Gill fish supper was crispy on the outside and flakey inside. Pizza crust was crunchy with…read moredelicious toppings. Beer was cold and tastey! Server was friendly and attentive. Owner brought out the pizza and the cook brought out the fish. Never had a bad experience here.

This place is a hidden gem! Fantastic food and beer! We have been looking for places that aren't…read morejust bar food or frozen pizza components thrown together and disguised as "home made." This is the real deal. Friendly service too! My only suggestion would be to add a kid-friendly pizza. Something much smaller in cheese so 3/4 of it won't end up in a to-go box would be nice. However, I understand if a restaurant has no intention of catering to kids and don't expect everyone to do so. I just know we would be more frequent visitors if options were available.

This was my first time to Two Fathoms Brewing. I learned a lot from the Owner / Brewer. He used to…read morework at Odell and Forager, and is now cranking out some dope beers down south in this small town brewery. Two Fathoms Brewing is an independent craft brewery in Winona, MN, located in a restored 1883 freight station in the historic Driftless region. they offer a rustic taproom experience with some great brews. "Anybody Want a Peanut?": A Porter made with real peanut butter and milk chocolate giving it the depth of flavor with none of the artificial tastes. New Riders of the Pilsner Haze: A New Zealand Pilsner hopped with Nectaron, Nelson Sauvin, and SubZero Hop Kief. The Owl Farm Experiment: An Experimental IPA brewed with Strata, Mosaic, and Galaxy. Tropical fruit smacks you in the face with citrus and peach coming in the next round. The Diesel Fitzgerald: A Dunkel using Midnight Wheat and Dark Munich malts. It is a beautiful Dark Wheat lager that is light in bodied but full in flavor. Crooked Slough: A Barrel Aged Stout aged Eighteen Months in Bourbon Barrels that were still wet with Vermont Maple Syrup. Very maple forward, but not hot or overly sweet. ___

If I lived in Winona, I might be a regular here!! Prime…read morereal estate!! Right on the river. Loved the look inside, very charming and lots of beers to try. I got a flight while the kiddo got a northern soda (grape). We didn't stay long enough, had camping reservations but will definitely be back, hopefully. Staff were very friendly, plenty of parking. They even have a couple pinball machines to keep the kiddos entertained.

Came here on a Saturday night and had a great time with friends. Parking was easy (there's a big…read morelot) and the staff were kind. I love breweries, but I'm gluten free and don't always feel like drinking alcohol, so sometimes my options are very limited. That was not the case here. There were several different options for cocktails-all of which could be made without alcohol. I ordered the cranberry mule and other members of my party enjoyed the NA beer and some of the sours. The space itself is nice and perfect for catching up with friends and playing a card game or two. I can't wait to visit in the summer and sit on the patio overlooking the river.

There are a few breweries that specialize in certain types of beer and this is one of them. They do…read morealmost exclusively "smoothie sour" type beers and they do them well. Normally the style can be much more "smoothie" than beer, but The Brewing Projekt gets the mix just right. Everything is well blended, not too sweet, and surprisingly light for what they are. Every beer we tried was great. The taproom is huge, their patio overlooks the River, and they allow dogs everywhere. What more do you want? It's a super chill atmosphere with board games and friendly staff. I would make a road trip here again and park a lunch or something. Just hang out, drink a couple beers and play board games.

Plastic silverware. My fork broke twice trying to cut through my very dried out chicken breast. I…read moreasked for mushroom added and did not get them or my fries. I ate what I could as most of it was inedible. However, I thought the fries were ok.

Not muck offered for those who don't eat meat. The sides and the kids menu did the job. Great pub!!!read more

Up North Brewing Company is a fun innovative local brewery. We met up with some neighbors that…read morebelong to their version of a mug club and sing their praises. I saw one of their taps was labeled "coffee", it was a limited brew and they offered me a sample. It was excellent! Needless to say, it was my pick for the night. We're looking forward to our next visit to Up North Brewing.

I love to see a new spot open up in Rome! We have been so excited for this place since it started…read morebuilding and it did not disappoint at all! They have a few of their own beers on tap and then also a few local beers. I personally tried almost all their beers but didn't try any of the other brewery beers. The beer tenders let you try some to help choose which I always love! The brewery is dog friendly inside and on the patio. One of the workers gave my pup a little milk bone! The inside and outside of the brewery were very nice and I love the secluded wooded area on the outside by the patio. There is also a beer window on the patio! The beers that I tried were honestly all pretty great; the only one I didn't love was the strawberry blonde, but I thought the cucumber one and the in a nutshell were different and great!