Pleasantly surprised and impressed! We were in the area visiting family and learned about this…read moreplace wasn't sure what we were getting into being wine snobs but we were impressed with the wine, food and the atmosphere. Owners Chris and Sherry were great to chat with and have a great story to tell about how they make their wines. We enjoyed the port a lot, very good Pinot Noir and can't go wrong with the Dimwitted Knave Sangria

Came here on Friday night for dinner with my husband and his family. His family loves cedar creeks…read morefish fry on Fridays and we had to check it out. Even though I'm not big into eating fish, I got the cajon chicken sandwich and it was SO good. It definitely had a kick so if you don't like spice don't get this. The service was great, super attentive and loved the vibes inside. They had this cool golf simulator room too.

Cedar creek is a great local spot for both golf and for food. They have a phenomenal choice of fish…read moreand their staff is extremely kind and attentive. I ordered their baked fish with a side of wedge potatoes and a dinner roll and everything about my meal was exquisite! Highly recommend stopping in if you enjoy good food and/or good drinks!

This place is incredible! Every car is owned by the Dahl family and extremely well preserved! If…read moreyou are getting you vehicle serviced at their shop next door, admission is free. Otherwise, admission is only $5, and that is a deal for the cars you'll see! Aside from the cars, they have a very cool hood ornament display case, as well as a timeline that includes the history of cars and includes the price of fuel and milk and U.S. population, etc., along the way. I took many more photos than what I posted because you really have to see the collection in person. They really have some special gems including a Subaru model that only 209 of were manufactured in 2019, so super rare. I consider this a must-visit when in La Crosse whether you are a car enthusiast or not!

The best museum in La Crosse and like best auto museum in Wisconsin…read more The downtown museum is in an optimum location with free and easy parking right on the street in front of the museum. Adults $5 with seniors even less. The cars are packed into the location but visitors can access each car with360 Degree clearance so you can see the from every angle. The age of this collection goes all the way back to 1909 up to 2016 and each car is pristinely restored and maintained. Displays for each vehicles gives year, model, and model specs as well as cultural details relevant to its time. Really interesting! They capture the not only the timeline of the dealership since its founding, but aspects of La Crosse's specific history, the auto industry as a whole, and America's culture. The hood ornament collection and the gas pump illuminated signs really complement the value of this museum. All of this is accomplished by adding great graphics and neon to pull it all together. My only wish is that the building was even bigger to hold them and grow this magnificent collection. I am not knowledgeable about cars, but this museum was a delight even for people like me. I would guess about 40-50 cars and trucks are on display. Many convertibles! I spent about 2 hours here appreciating this beautifully curated collection. Oh, the space can also be rented for corporate functions and small weddings, too! Finally, It is never packed so it is easy to enjoy time here without having to fight your way through a crowd. Don't miss it. It is worth a special trip to the city just for this museum on a rainy day.

Wow! What an experience! It was a rough start. We arrived…read more5 minutes after they were to be open but the door was still locked. We decided to wait. A few minutes later Warren opened the doors and let us in. We are so glad we waited! The wine was spectacular! We tested the full menu, some were a bit too sweet for our palettes, but we knew that before it was even poured. The owners were so honest, friendly, and inviting. We chatted about wine and business for quite a bit. My husband and I have been to many wineries across the state, as well as a few in other parts of the nation, and this is now one of our favorites. We are looking forward to our next visit.

We visited as a group of 9 as part of a bachelorette party weekend. Lots of easy parking, although…read morewe did walk into the wrong building first! The buildings could be a little more clearly marked. The scenery is beautiful and the employees were kind. The wine list fit on one side of the paper. I loved the create-your-own flight where you could sample 3 wines for $5 or 6 wines for $10. A full glass of wine was $5, and most bottles were available from $10-$20, I think. I typically choose dry red wines, but I went for a white wine with hints of pear, the Juliet, and a red wine. The red was my least favorite! I was surprised that I liked the other two as much. It was really fun to be able to sample the wines, and for such a good deal. Our group pulled two tables together and played some card games. We would have stayed longer if they also served food, but stayed for a while anyway. The people who visited ranged from parents with babies to people on dates. It was really fun and I'd recommend the spot. Also loved the 5% off deal for checking in, thank you!!

My first visit to the Oktoberfest celebrations and I have to say that it was really fun. Like the…read morevariety of drinks that were available so if you don't want beer you still have other choices. My favorite was probably the giant pretzel that came with cheese, so yummy! It was really cold this year and I think that they should have had heaters so that people could warm up a bit. Would have made it a lot more enjoyable.

As a resident of the city of la crosse I totally despise the entire fest. Most residents of our…read morecity dislike Oktoberfest celebration for many reasons. Drunken people, litter, loud house parties and traffic. The fest puts a burden on law enforcement and the city employees that have to clean up all of the litter. In addition, people are urinating in alleys and parking lots. The fest should be moved out of the city and held at the La crosse County fairgrounds or somewhere else in La Crosse County.

" Small Local Museum "…read more My wife and I went to the Riverside Museum near Riverside Park to learn a little bit about the local history of La Crosse, WI. The Museum is small and has many exhibits about the Mississippi River, Ships, Farms, Etc. They also have a small theater are where you can watch an historical movie about the La Crosse area. They also use the museum as a Visitor Center for the town. So you can pick up many flyers about the city at the museum.

This is two rooms, though there are a few exhibits behind the entry desk (a tapestry on loan from…read moreRussia) and in the hallway (a hot air balloon sits on the stairway landing; several NASA and Schwinn posters). I didn't expect to be super-excited about a local astronaut, but his story was really interesting - he was there at many critical moments of space history (he HIRED the crew that went and walked on the moon). Deke Slayton was a man who loved to fly who finally, FINALLY got to go to space, which is inspiring. In a case on the floor it's easy to miss is a real-life ghost story of a plane registered in his name being cited for noise 6 hours after he died; there are several items on loan from NASA, including an astronaut's couch (the ones they sit in at liftoff). His spacesuit, I think, belongs to the museum - lots of small cool artifacts like a NASA notebook with Velcro on it so it won't float away. The collection of bicycles, notably the older ones, is also interesting; they had ladies' bicycle costumes (you could wear special bloomer-like pants to ride, but probably wouldn't be allowed into a shop with them); a bicycle propelled by jumping up and down on a board connected to the wheels; a bicycle ridden during an Iditarod bicycle race; and in addition to a pennyfarthing bicycle, instructions on how one would get onto and off of the thing. Definitely worth a stop.

What a nice museum. It's small but carries a lot of punch. Ann at the admission desk was a…read moredelight. There is a trivia game you can play and she was great at giving clues. The odd and numerous bicycles were very interesting. Also the information on Deke Slayton was also interesting.