The atmosphere is very welcoming to all. Staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. I had questions…read moreon type of coffees they had and they did a great job explaining it all to me. We got their avocado toast and croissant sandwich and it was very yummy. I wish I had taken photos but we were just in the moment enjoying it all. Highly recommend their pour over coffee!

Specializing in Columbian coffee, Alice Good is a welcome reprieve from the national big box…read morecoffeehouses. The space in downtown Verona is both cozy and lovely, and it's just an absolute pleasure to land here for some thoughtfully made coffee and/or espresso based drink. Granted, you really have to love Columbian coffee to get the most out of Alice Good and while I do enjoy it, I tend to favor Peruvian or BrazilIan given the choice. This is just a personal observation but for me, this was a really good cup but others may get more out of it than I did. If you love Columbian coffee, this is likely a gift from the heavens and if you don't know or care about the difference, you'll still enjoy an excellent cup of Joe. For my part, I loved the ambiance, service was great, and they are clearly working hard to earn business and to stand out in their community. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in town.

What a treat! We loved this spot so much that we visited twice during our couple day visit to the…read morearea. Tucked I a cozy house, the Sow's Ear is part coffee shop part knitting craft store. They offer a variety of knitting classes and community offerings under this roof. It was bustling with warm energy during both of my visits. They sell baked goods form Madison Sourdough Company, a variety of coffee and tea drinks along with a few gift items like jams, coffee beans, and earrings. We ordered the protein oatmeal topped with walnuts and pumpkin seeds (twice since it was so good- and healthy) and the toast with rhubarb jam. On one of the visits they were willing to make cinnamon toast for my sister who was sick at the hotel with the flu. A family comfort food. "They also make a delicious "fierce mocha with chocolate and cayenne. Highly recommend this charming spot in Verona!

Lovely little yarn shoppe & eatery in Verona. Cute outdoor seating and friendly vibe…read more Not really sure the hype behind this place. There are way too many affordable and cute places nearby to give the eatery another go. The prices are steep, especially for what you get. I ordered the brocolli cheese quiche, which literally had no cheese! The salad was ok, not very substantial -- it was only greens and no veggies. My sister ordered a sandwich and chips, which looked like less than a half order from Panera for double the price. Drinks were the most affordable option but still over $3 for a simple tea or coffee no frills.

I like it here, but cozy coffee shop it is not if that is what you're looking for! This is a great…read morespace but it's large with high ceilings and metal furniture and I don't know how comfortable it'd be to hole up here and work all day. It can get kind of loud as well. The lavender latte is a good one and worth the struggle to find a parking spot for. The Italian sodas do NOT come with cream so you need to specify that if you'd like a traditional cream soda. The pastries have never appealed to me on the several occasions I've been - they are large and there are some of the old standbys like danish but there's a lot of artificially colored/flavored options as well such as cereal bars. This last visit I ordered the cheesy hash brown bites with chorizo - good, but filling, and just a little too much pickled onion perhaps or maybe it was the chorizo - the main flavor profile was more tart or sour than spice or savory. I also felt the addition of shredded cheese was a bit much - but greatly enjoyed the micro greens to complement flavors. I've had the avocado toast before and enjoyed that. My daughter's açaí bowl was served in a to-go cup and somewhat difficult to mix. The staff has always been friendly when I've been.

Overall score 16/20 Here is my review friends…read more... Atmosphere- 5/5 Very appealing. Spacious. Nice seats, clean. Would be nice if they added some indie music for the vibe. Service- 2/5 Slow. Had to go up and ask for my food. Coffee came first, finished before food arrived. Drink 4/5 Good! Not overly hot, has flavor. Nailed it in the flavor profile, but could have been a tad bit more noticeable. I want a coffee to taste what it's listed as. Not like a Lacroix lime, flavored drink. I.e hint of a flavor. Food 5/5 I got the Berria burrito. Now tell you what.... It took an hour to get this food. My expectations were low! To my surprise, they nailed this burrito. Hashbrown ball was good too. This may have saved my overall score.

Such a good find while out of town. Great menu for breakfast, excellent coffee options and most of…read moreall I was so happy they had black licorice ice cream!! I know it sounds gross but I feel in love with it on a trip to Iceland and it's so hard to find! Made my year It's super cute inside, great place to sip your coffee and play some games with friends or family.

First they make my shake so think you can't put a straw in it .. 2md time…read moreThey don't even fill my cup to the top :/ third of all how can they charge $10 for one can only be described as a tiny cup. Truly terrible experience will not be returning. Do not get your value worth. First, I never left the building at all so I did not return as you put it.. 2nd I did not even drink any of it as I tried to suck on the straw once and the ice cream would not even come through. 3rd $10 for a milkshake is absolutely insane for the size of the cup provided with it. All of my complaints are valid and the fact that you did not even apologize or attempt to make this right speaks volumes. .

Seven Acre Dairy is an all encompassing experience. From the creamery, to the hotel, bar,…read morerestaurant, you will find everything you need under one roof. Even the outdoor space is incredible. They have an amphitheater up the hill, a plunge and sauna,and amazing views. We had breakfast one morning, and they served the bread with her butter that they make at the creamery. Which is amazing. Service was very good. And in the mornings on the weekend, they had live music. We loved the vibe. And they even have classes how to teach you to make butter. We cannot wait to go back and enjoy this place one more time.

A beautiful Spring night enjoying a classic fish fry (for me) while the hubby had chicken marsala…read moreand deviled eggs for an appetizer. Food was delicious! Vibes were immaculate! Beautiful patio, bar, and even a small area to sit right in front of the open kitchen if you like that concept. Fun date night. We grabbed Yahtzee and played a few games which was fun. The patio was a peaceful spot with the river and lights. Grabbed some soft serve ice cream after dinner where they also have a cute shop. There is even a Suana by the river for a plunge and suana experience. Would absolutely visit again! Follow me on Instagram at yelpershawn for more reviews

Orchard is a tasteful little spot on Verona, so named because John the owner also owns field full…read moreof apple trees. You get the sliced apples in the salads and the bottles of apple bourbon up front. The hot tea is no charge, but the iced tea is not. Both appear to be Lipton. I got an Arnold Palmer, which was quite good. They didn't mix it so it had a toquilla sunrise feel. The appetizers really stood out. The animal fries were not your squirt cheese in n out style. These were thick cut steak fries, with Wisconsin melted cheese and ground beef, topped with thousand island like aioli. The other wunder starter was the hot pretzel. Thick with kosher salt applied to buttered crust, it's served on a charcuterie board with cheese knife. Perfect for cutting bite sized peices fresh before you dip. Cheese sauce and stone ground mustard. Burgers were good. Sit down restaurant style, thick and perfectly grilled to order. A little gooey but the buns soaked up the juices. Salads come with standard fancy greens, topped with thinly sliced apples, with whole pecans. The vinegrett was decent. Soup that day was country vegetable. We passed at fire because it sounds very Campbell soup from a can. A couple minutes later she came out and said chef made her taste it, so she could adequately rave about it. Turned out to be rave worthy. Not stewed to death, hearty crispy and nutritious

We checked out Orchard during Restaurant Week for lunch. I ordered a Knife and Fork Caesar Salad…read moreand the Margarita flatbread. The Caesar salad was excellent with super crisp romaine and a fresh house made dressing. I wished that the plate was bigger, as it was loaded very high and hard to not spill. The Margarita flatbread was ok, nothing special. My dining mate tried the Fried Cheese Curd app and a Smashburger with fries for his main. The curds were deliciously crunchy and gooey. Some of the best curds in the area. His Smashburger was good, but the fries were outstanding. We also tried hot cider, since cider is Orchard's claim to fame. The cider was excellent, although a bit pricey at $6.00 a cup. We splurged on some mini-donuts for dessert, but they were just ok. The vibe of Orchard is open and inviting. Our server was excellent, no complaints.

I was here to order a birthday cake. I was here only because of the beautiful pictures of the cakes…read moreI saw in Yelp and other platforms. I ordered a cake in the shape of a dump truck. I thought they noted down the order correctly. The day before pick up I got a call asking what decoration I want. And when I picked up the cake, it was just a plain round cake with balloons drawn on top. It was a big dissappointment. It was a vanilla chocolate cake. I thought the cake was ok, nothing to complain about.

Two Sisters made my daughter's birthday cake. I filled out a form online about a week in advance,…read moreand they called me 2 days later. My daughter wanted a "math" birthday cake, and they did a fantastic job with decorations (see pictures). I love the equations they used, including the joke equations (3-2=2). Tasted amazing too. Will definitely be using them again.

This place is a well oiled machine! The line progresses quickly, and wait time is decent. Our…read morelattes were fabulous. I love that they have tons of seating and a cozy fireplace.

Always a solid experience at this coffee shop. I know it's a small chain in the Madison area. But…read moreever since we discovered it when my adult kid moved here, it's been our preferred place to get coffee and wine and food. It's just a cute homie atmosphere. Plenty of seating for everyone. Parking out front. Outstanding selection of wine and spirits. Today I had the breakfast sandwich for the first time which was delicious. The cashier told me that they make their own roll and it was outstanding. Really enjoyed the French toast cold brew, which was a seasonal item. Just an all-around great experience.

Best high end dining in the area. This is our go-to date night spot…read more The guajillo moules frites are on my wife's list for her last meal. They are incredible. They change their menu fairly often, but I've never been disappointed. The cocktails are well crafted, and the service is impeccable. Their cinnamon rolls only challenge is finding parking. Their lot is small and street parking can be hard to find, as Pauli tends to draw in the crowds.

I was very excited to try Paoli schoolhouse American bistro. The ambience and vibe is really…read moreamazing. They have different rooms with different decor, each one with its own vibe. Service was good. My burger was very good. My husband's dish was not so great. The lobster was pretty tough and paying $45 for the little lobster that you got,I would hoped it would've been amazing. That being said, I would absolutely go back and give it another try! We loved the wine so much that we actually went back the next day and made sure it was what we ordered because I bought three bottles on line.

The chocolates are amazing and the owner is often there. She brightens up the shop and her team is…read moreamazing!

Took my family to Madison Chocolate for a nice sit down coffee. Stuck with my go to salted caramel…read morelatte but tasted my brothers turkish mocha (winter special). This had a delectable cardamom cream topping. Loved the buttery and crumbly pecan bar! Would skip the pain au chocolat. Was reminded of what a great workspace this location is! Nice big tables, wifi, and outlets everywhere.