Everything was perfect as it has been every time I have patronize On The Crunchy Side…read more The food is not only delicious it is fresh. Did you know the hamburger buns are made from scratch? Plus, it is the only restaurant that I have visited that includes a selection of delicious bite size chocolate candy with the bill. I don't eat desserts, so getting bite size chocolate candy is the perfect treat. I love the bar atmosphere and the way it is decorated. It is clean, classy, and comfortable. The service is fitting for a bar. I love that the owner comes out and talks to his guest. Last night it was to confirm how Tony wanted his raw burger done. Another time he came out to answer my endless questions. It was the perfect Christmas outing.

sat for 15 minutes waitress acknowledged us and never gave menus or took a drink order. served a…read moretable who came in after us.

Just visited La Crosse and figured I'd start my adventure with breakfast. Rosie's Café came highly…read morerecommended--and now I know why. It's the kind of place that doesn't just serve food, it serves belonging. The moment I walked in, I was greeted with a warm "Good morning, hon!" and my friend had a coffee that could wake the dead (or at least a sleep-deprived newcomer). The décor is charmingly vintage, like your grandma's kitchen met a roadside diner and they decided to raise pancakes together. I ordered the chicken sandwich for breakfast! Don't judge it's a thing. because I didn't know what I was doing, and wow--turns out Rosie knows exactly what I needed. It wasn't fancy, but it was perfect. The staff made me feel like I'd been coming there for years. They joked, they chatted, they refilled my soda before I even realized I needed it. It was the kind of kindness that makes a city feel like home. Rosie's isn't just a café--it's a welcome mat with syrup on top. If you're new to La Crosse, start here. You'll leave full, caffeinated, and smiling.

Cute little diner, located in the middle of a neighborhood. Heard nothing but good stuff and we had…read moreto stop in and try for ourselves. Service was great. Very kind and attentive staff. Food was quick, hot and delicious. I love that they have old trivia cards at the table to help kill time and helps you interact with your people vs being on your electronics. Hope to visit again. ***cash only but they do have an on- site ATM.

I had breakfast here yesterday. The reviews were right on! A nice little diner off the beaten…read morepath. Certainly, that hometown feel when you walk through the door and like one of the other reviews, Sadie - The owner was our waitress. Very friendly and kind and ready to make your experience a memorable one. I had the ham & cheese omelet. Good flavor and large enough to fill you up. You also get a large helping of hashbrowns. The meal was very reasonable. I will certainly return for more.

I love small town restaurants/diners! They give me a homely vibe which I miss a lot living in the…read morecity. You walk in and everyone knows each other. They know their regulars orders, all the staff come and chat with you, it's amazing. Very welcoming. I was in Grand Meadow visiting a friends family for the weekend. We were invited to have breakfast at the Diner. I had been craving pancakes, so I ordered a short stack and a side of hash browns. They did not disappoint! The pancakes were fluffy and good! A few people at my table ordered a Belgium waffle which looked really good. They were huge and topped with strawberries and whipped cream. Prices are very reasonable. I feel like everyone there was a local and knew each other (which is normal for small towns, I guess). Overall I loved my experience here. Great staff, patrons and food. I'm sure I'll be back!

Excellent breakfast place! My omelet was delicious. My husband had biscuits and gravy. It was…read morea family friendly place which made me happy. The servers were excellent and I wish I could have tried a piece of pie. They looked so good. I'm glad that we are planning to return to Decorah. It's definitely on our list for breakfast and lunch!

While staying in town, this is my boyfriend and I's favorite breakfast spot. He always gets the…read more"All-American" with a pancake and I order whatever I'm in the mood for that morning. I like the country fried steak and a side of bacon. The coffee is good and the waitresses are friendly and attentive with refills. We like to get there early to beat the breakfast rush.

Great find at unbelievable prices. You can't eat cheaper at home. Eat access. Great breakfasts and…read moresandwiches.

Mediocre and overpriced - breakfast was over 20.00 each should have been 15.00 each…read more Place was empty Service was OK

I ordered biscuits and gravy and my wife ordered a pecan waffle. I received a very mediocre eggs…read morebenedict (hard muffin, fried egg, and a yellow sauce with only a hint of hollandaise taste). My wife did not receive any pecans with her waffle. (they were out). We were charged for the pecans and the biscuits and gravy. I did talk them into removing the pecans, but they would not budge on the eggs benedict which I would never order at a Diner. I would avoid this place.

The food at this restaurant is outstanding! We have breakfast when we go to Diner 63, but the menu…read moreis extensive. Outstanding food and outstanding diner. You won't find many of these friendly local diners anymore!

I stopped in yesterday afternoon for coffee and pie. Best piece of raisin creme pie I ever had…read more Roger E

Very typical diner-breakfast-all-day kind of place. The cafe truly has a following and was very…read morebusy on the Saturday before Mother's Day. We were able to get a table pretty quick though. I had the Rueben. It was good with Thousand Island dressing served on the side. Crinkle cut fries were OK. Others had the Club Croissant (which was served on croissant bread instead of a traditional French croissant) and the burger. Burger looked pretty pedestrian but the diner in question enjoyed it. She said the coleslaw was "nothing to write home about" but that the cowboy beans were really good. Our waitress and the rest of the staff were amazing. I loved that they had jello as a side dish. The neighboring table got it and the day's variety was blue! :) It came with a dollop of whipped cream and it made me want to order it. Truly old school feel and the walls are lined with antiques and vintage senior photo panels from the local high school.

Local cafe that delivers in taste & quantity! I tried the Annika's Cinnamon Roll Pancakes (think 2…read morepancakes that got married to cinnamon rolls). It's not something that I have every day for breakfast, but I knew that it was gonna be a long bicycle ride on the Root River Trail that day. My dining partner tried their specialty omelet with brats, cheddar cheese, potatoes (hold the onions please). With 2 pancakes-too much for this dude! He did enjoy his unusual breakfast. When I ordered "milk" our server didn't bat an eyelash-just asked what size milk I wanted. Thank you for being a real cafe!

Great lunch and breakfast spot out here in Peterson . They do pies, breakfast, lunch and various…read morespecials. Great food great service and you'll always hear a you betcha ! Come check Burdeys out my fiance has been coming here with her family and she showed me . We love Burdeys.

The hollandaise sauce is like crack and the atmosphere is great. I go here when I can and enjoy it…read moreevery time.

Great food, charming ambiance and friendly fun people. Typically a busy place so be prepared to…read morewait a few minutes or go during a less busy time/day.

Our friends took us there after highly recommending it. We made the 2hr drive for what was to be to…read moredie for food. Sad to say I was disappointed. We ordered two appetizers- river rat balls & brushetta. Both were really good. All four of ordered the Saturday special of prime rib. Came with two sides. The side salad was the bombdotcom with homemade croutons. The American fries were decent but a bit soggy. The prime rib had ZERO seasoning and I paid an upcharge of $1.00 to make it Cajun. Nope... no flavor. Nada. Just a hunk of meat. I did scope out all other food coming from the small kitchen where you could hear the staff having a great time. It looked good so maybe we ordered wrong... but the menu is limited on prime rib days and what I normally would order wasn't available. Side note- I've worked in the restaurant business... not one person in the kitchen had hair nets on. Food was handles with barehands and I saw repeated cross contamination. The prime rib they cut our hunks off of laid on a counter dripping blood onto the floor that then had a towel thrown over it. I didn't feel great about eating our meal after noting all this.

I've been coming to Spring Lake Inn for around 25 years. Over the past 5 or 6 years it really went…read moredown in quality. Everything use to be perfect. I stopped going to Spring Lake for a few years and just recently went back when I heard they had new owners. I was pleasantly surprised! I had the peel and eat shrimp which were cooked perfectly. My dad had the prime rib, while it did not have the herb crust it used to have back in the day, it was wonderfully seasoned. My husband got the smash burger- which was not smashed at all and was pretty thick. But it was juicy and he loved it. My mom shared the prime rib with my dad but got a plate of American fries that were just like how they used to be and she loved them. The cheese curds were cooked just right. The portion was smaller than in the past, but they are around the same size or a bit larger than the other restaurants around town. Our favorite servers, Nicole, was there! Overall, we're were very happy with our meal and will be back soon!