Went back to Jonesy's Local to specifically try their prime rib dinner as no one else in my family…read morelikes it. Service is always excellent and it truly feels like a local bar with excellent beer and drink prices. When ordering the prime rib all you need to tell them is what doneness and magically this piece of perfection of presented.

Very good roasted chicken. Wedge potatoes were cooked so inside tender and outside crispy. Pieces…read moreon the smaller side. Cole slaw tasty but super tiny portion. The server was kind. Fun laid-back bar vibe.

This is certainly a dive bar, but a pretty neat one. The staff is very personable and the food is…read moregood. There are more than a few places to sit, a surprising amount and there is a lot of history here. I believe it's the oldest continually operating Barr in Wisconsin. Either way, it is what a dive bar is good for, very relaxed with nice staff and patrons. It could use a few more selections of IPA's though.

Service is always on point and opening at 8am is great for me! Food is great especially the Second…read morerank and eggs.

I don't agree with most of the negative reviews - we had a great lunch with excellent service…read more We were both definitely outsiders - NOT locals. I'm from one hour west (in Minnesota) and my friend is from one hour east (in Wisconsin). But we both felt very welcome. Uncle Mike's is a totally unpretentious local joint. They're connected to the hotel. The entrance is on the north side. We ate our food at the bar. Our food was really good. Later, we found out that the cook, chef, and chief bottle washer was the owner. Nice guy. The prices are all super reasonable too. Our bartender was excellent. She was friendly and 100% on top of everything. She also had lots of great information, tips, and gossip about the local food scene in Hudson. Thumbs up! -Daddy Maxx Retro

Very rude staff!!!! Never and never will come back. Not recommend. Not fresh and not tasty and when…read moreyou say that they are becoming very rude. I would put 0 stars if there is any!!!!!!

Stopped at this place for their outdoor swings but unfortunately the swings weren't available at…read morethe time. Even without the swings, the ambiance was nice with light music in the background. They had a well stocked bar and the bartender, Jake did a great job serving us our drinks. They also provide 5 slot machines, pull tab machines and 2 pool tables available. Their bathroom was neat and tidy with 2 stalls and 1 sink. The toilet paper was a little thin for my liking but it worked and I won't complain about that! This was a fun little stop, wouldn't mind coming back in the summer time.

The No Name is a must stop. If you're a Bloody Mary fan, order up a happy meal for some beef…read moresticks, asparagus, celery, onion and pickles! Family owned for 25 years, its that awesome dive bar you can't miss.. During summer outside is a killer patio called the Monkey bar. Get there early to post up on one of the swings next to the bar...

Great food. Would definitely go back for more. Also have slot machines which is nice!!!!read more

Stopped in on my sales route...best burger I have had in a long time. They get their burger fresh…read morefrom the meat shop next door ...every day. I got the bacon burger with jalapeños ....yum yum yum! I also tried their tater tot hot dish....I will be back for that

Small town tavern atmosphere, friendly staff! Service as good, food was excellent. We had tomato…read moreparm sausage soup, a BLT, and the best Reuben I've ever had.

Love this place!! Comfortable bar atmosphere and amazing staff. I love a good Rueben and asked…read moreTricia if I could have more sauerkraut than corned beef and she delivered!! We will be back!

We were passing through town and stopped for dinner on a Monday night. There was no need for a…read morereservation on this particular evening, as we were seated promptly after our arrival and there were plenty of open tables. The venue is a bit outdated, but it's fine for a small town local eatery. The Christmas decor was still on display in February. The staff was friendly. The food was decent but nothing was extraordinary.

The Cold $40 Easter Brunch. The menu sounded good so we agreed to try it despite the higher price…read morethan many options. We found the food to be bland and very cold. The pastries seemed hard and stale. For advertising Prime Rib, the cuts that were served were disappointing. We were looking around for a carving station with au jus and horseradish. We found what seemed to be a stack of cold precut pieces with grill marks like a Salisbury steak from a tv dinner. I wish I'd taken a pic. We've always had good restaurant food there so we also suggested it to another family with a large group. They rated it a 3/10 so I was embarrassed I'd recommended it at the price we paid. It was also my brothers 50th birthday to we agreed to spend more than we normally do on Easter brunch/person. Unfortunate double occasion choice. The dessert choices were lacking with cookies and what seemed like an all whipped cream pie. I wish I'd bought a cake. We were told our reservation was later as we got mixed in with the other family and the desk wasn't understanding that I had my own reservation confirmed three times. Server and staff were somewhat attentive (hard to get 2nd drink) but it just was disappointing. Sadly won't return for holidays but we've loved the French onion soup, fried cauliflower, and old style supper club vibe when visiting the restaurant in the past and ordering from the menu. I tried emailing them, but I've had no response.

Food and service is always excellent. Believe it or not we have never had a bad experience here…read more Even more unbelievable still is the fact that I would venture to say that you won't find better sushi or shrimp and grits in the state of Wisconsin, yup that's correct... sushi and grits are both excellent. Today I had the Chipotle chicken sandwich and he had the Pork Belly sandwich. Both were delicious and as always seasoned fries are served piping hot, so good!

We were visiting overnight staying at a local boutique hotel. Full transparency, we stopped by The…read moreKitchen Table (for breakfast) and placed on a wait, so we window shopped some of the other establishments and bumped into The Prescott Roadhouse. The sign outside was intriguing and we decided to cancel our reservation with The Kitchen Table. The Roadhouse had plenty of open tables, but don't let that deceive you! The service was good and the food better. We ordered the Roadkill Skillet and a side of eggs and bacon. The food came quickly and while one waitress served the entire restaurant, she was efficient. Could she have been more attentive, and personable? Sure. But, she got the job done and did a nice job! If we come back, we will come during lunch and try the Bao Buns!

Not recommended. It's just for locals and they are hammered!! Yep over served and don't want…read moreanyone else in their place.

Drinks were watered down. Locals were uninviting. Bartender was condescending and horrible. Lied…read moreabout the nasty food and it was the most awkward experience ever. Ambiance couldn't be worse.

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.