Such a hidden gem in downtown Stoughton! Right off Main Street in a charming space, this cafe…read moreoffers rustic comfort in a cozy living room setting. A refreshing option if you want something besides diner food. Counter service with friendly staff. Great coffee and Matcha (premium quality tea whisked by hand)! Avocado toast was good but lacked some flavor but the crusty sourdough bread made up for it. The breakfast burrito was excellent. Highly recommend it for a healthy breakfast/lunch!

Quaint coffee shoppe with friendly smiles and great coffee! It's a hopping place on the weekends…read moreand lots of laptop workers (if you can handle the buzz (lots of chats)!

Favorite sandwich place! The inside is eclectic and the owner is super sweet and inviting. I order…read morethe TAB every time..turkey, bacon, and apples ! The stone ground bread is hearty and comforting. I would only say the service is a bit on the slower end taking awhile to make a few sandwiches/wraps. However, a great spot always!

Lots of options including vegetarian and gluten free! I got the mini (4") MSK cheesesteak and added…read morespinach and tomato. I also got a bowl of the chicken tortilla soup. My sister had a bowl of the creamy asparagus soup and the TAB (turkey, apple, and bacon) on GF bread. She got it the recommended way with banana peppers, onions, and spinach. The combination of sweet, savory, and tangy really made this sandwich!! The creamy broth on the asparagus soup was so delicious. The chicken tortilla soup was also really good with a slight kick and huge chunks of chicken. I do wish it was a little less thick (or condensed), but just my preference. Their cheesesteak came with marinara on the side. First time I had one with marinara, but it had great flavor. The steak was juicy and good, but a slightly smaller portion than I expected. I did only get the mini size though. The veggies were sliced extremely thin and it was toasted before the spinach and tomato were added! Service was excellent- extremely kind and very helpful! The inside was gorgeous with the brick, wainscoting, tin ceilings, and local art!! Definitely recommend this quaint little gem in downtown Stoughton.

Love the history of this place! Colorful and welcoming atmosphere. Friendly staff. Everyone in my…read morefamily had a favorite. Here's a photo from a few years back, best day of his life getting a donut before school!

Best donuts. Long ago used to walk down there from high school (long gone) and get "day old"…read morereally cheap but still the best.

A lovely dessert shop, that is also a community hub where you can gather and play games, do jigsaw…read morepuzzles, work on your computer, while you enjoy a delicious dessert and coffee drink. And the thing I love the most is that they're open late! Hours from 3 to 10 PM! You've got a late night sweet tooth, they're gonna meet your needs! And they will do all of their ice cream drinks and affogato with decaf. We got the regular Affogato and the mocha Affogato. Next time I'll get an extra scoop of ice cream too.

Absolutely loved visiting Dairyland Dessert Cafe during Stoughton's Victorian Holiday weekend. They…read moreheld a High Tea in the afternoon - it consisted of a pot of tea and 4 sweet or savory goodies from a selection (not everything in the case was an option). I went with a butter chicken tart, Secret Garden (veggie) tart, cheddar scone, and the Victoria sponge cake. Everything was delightful! For my tea I selected Republic of Tea Sip and be Merry flavor - loved it. The atmosphere inside was warm and festive. There were holiday decor items displayed for sale and cozy seating in addition to tables. They even have a cozy little nook for kiddos! I am looking forward to future visits to try other goodies! I did take home a ginger spice cheesecake bomb (sooo good) and a slice of the Ukrainian honey cake (yum!). Highly recommend a visit to this wonderful cafe!

At first glance, the place presents itself as a neighborhood dive--a worn-in local haunt where the…read moredécor is secondary to the conversation. But the illusion fades the moment a Bloody Mary arrives at the table. This is a bar that takes its craft seriously. The cocktail was thoughtfully prepared and balanced, revealing an attention to detail rarely found in establishments trading on casual charm alone. The atmosphere is equally compelling: lively without being chaotic, welcoming without feeling manufactured. It possesses the kind of authenticity that cannot be designed or replicated. In an era of increasingly curated hospitality, this remains a genuinely local gathering place--unpretentious, distinctive, and unmistakably its own.

We like our walleye and eggs for breakfast, and decided to try out the Squirrel's Nest. It is a…read moresmall establishment with a bar to the left and seating area, to the right, with two smaller tables on the side of the bar. We arrived about 10:00 am, and it was packed. It was very loud with people talking, due to the small space. We sat at our table and waited awhile for a server, but didn't know if we needed to order at the bar. After a while, a waitress arrived to take our order. She was very joyful and friendly. We both ordered the walleye and eggs, which included hashbrowns and toast. My husband added cheese and onions on the hashbrowns at no extra cost. We also ordered a Bloody Mary, which came with a chaser. They arrived with a spear of mozzarella cheese, pimento olive, smoked sausage, and a dill pickle. The walleye had a nice thin crust and the eggs and hashbrowns were cooked perfectly. My better half said that he didn't taste any onions in the hashbrowns and they used American cheese, which made them runny. It was a good breakfast, and we enjoyed our time there. However, due to the loudness, we probably won't go back, as it was hard to have a conversation. Be aware that they only take cash, but they do have an ATM in the building. This establishment definitely had a great atmosphere and service, with friendly staff.

Awesome chocolate shop with some samples. Really friendly employees that truly love chocolate and…read moretalking about it. Go on Saturday for a curated tasting of 4 chocolates with descriptions. So fun! They made some treats on site as well as having packaged chocolate bars from around the world. Fun place to visit. Also have random Lego sets for sale & share space with a pottery studio, which you can purchase those as well.

Did someone say FREE SAMPLES? Yahara Chocolate did!!! Every. Single. Saturday. And they have over…read more250 kinds of chocolate from ALL over the world to try. Locally owned and fair trade-sourced, if you know a chocolate lover or are one yourself-- you NEED THIS shoppe in your life! A little on the higher end, but these chocolates are worth it. They even have coffees and teas available for sipping while you browse. Oh and if that's not enough, they also have a pottery shop with items for sale, as well as classes throughout the month, each with different themes. My kids just tried out the Garden Fish on a stake class, it was something they all enjoyed! That's hard to do with 17, 12, and 10yo!!!

Recently we were at a party where the hostess had purchased a dozen or more cheeses from Cheesers -…read morethey were all great. So when we were heading to Stoughton we knew we needed to stop at this place. The store was hopping on a late Saturday morning. We were there for the cheese but the front part of the store was filled with wine and liquor (they also have a tasting room upstairs - apparently it is a do-it-yourself tasting). They also have gifts and gourmet foods. The cheese counter probably had over 100 selections. There were many tempting cheeses. We selected a smoked blue cheese that we are looking forward to try. Given the wide selection we will definitely stop here again when searching for interesting cheeses even though it is a 25 minute drive.

Visiting Stoughton, we had just finished lunch and were looking for a place to grab a little…read moredessert. We headed downtown to check it out. Since it was a Monday, most of the shops and restaurants were closed, but Cheesers was open -- and they had Babcock (UW-Madison) ice cream. It's a cute little shop with lots of gourmet food items, wines, and gifts. We got a couple of cones. Union Utopia for me, served in generous portions on a sugar cone. So good on a warm day. The owner was super nice and told us a little about the downtown area, especially the Opera House that offers concerts. Definitely seems like a place we'd love to come back to.

First off we love our Dunkin coffee and the breakfast sandwiches! But today was a laughable moment…read morefor sure! We drive through and ordered our 2 hot coffees and just wanted a bagel sandwich to split. So we asked if we could get it cut in half and were told "sure! No problem!" Well we've had our problems before with this Dunkin with leaky cups and wrong orders and lately with either unfriendly staff or staff that look at us like we are speaking a whole different language! Anyway we had to pull around as usual even though there was no one behind us. And out she comes with our 2 coffees and a bag with our sandwich. We asked if the sandwich was cut in half (because like I said we've had issues with almost every food order we've ordered) so we opened it up and it wasn't We asked if she would take it back inside and cut in in half and she looked at us like we were nuts! We said we asked for it that way and this was the kicker! She states " I don't think we have a knife!" Wait! What? You don't have a knife in a place that makes food? She just stood there and stared and then tried to say something and we just laughed and said just forget it! We'll rip it apart. She tried to again say we don't have a knife and we just again said never mind and left! Ok! So should we go over to the Walmart and buy one and drop one off? Seriously!!!

The past year this dunkin has had a major decline. My coffees are never consistently correct when i…read moreorder the same thing ever time. Today I ordered a medium iced coffee and a XL hot coffee along with four donuts. I waited 3-4 minutes at the window , they then give me my iced coffee and park me in the front. I waited there for another 5-7 minutes then an employee came out saying they only had two of the donuts i ordered , so i tell him to just pick two more randoms. Waited another 4 minutes when the employee finally brings the other coffee and donuts out. Hot coffee tastes like water. Iced coffee takes like cream and water. Donuts have the frosting smeared all over) Disappointed and will not be returning. Off to starbucks with the consistent coffee.