Great beer, great pizza and bartender Mike! Small quaint taproom. You can't go wrong.read more

Fun stop. Tasting flight was very interesting. Guys behind the bar were great hosts and guides.read more

Pros: -Very friendly servers. We've dined here multiple…read moretimes, both as a foursome and as a couple. -Bartenders are great and really work to help you find a drink you'll like. They also have different specialty cocktails throughout the year. -Cheese curds...I know, it's Wisconsin, but these are right up there with the elite. Cons: -I'll let you know when I find some. We've been to Crafty Cow several times over the last year, probably four or five times, and we've always been impressed by how friendly the waitstaff and bar staff are. The owner is also very nice and clearly involved, which I think is cool. I almost always order the same thing: the chicken strip meal, which comes with three huge strips and a large side of fries. The chicken here is really interesting because it's marinated in pickle brine. You can definitely taste the brine, and it adds something you didn't even realize was missing. My wife used to order the same thing, but now she tries something different each time because she knows she can share my strips. Everything she has tried has been good. Also worth mentioning: they have really good ranch dressing. I was surprised when I looked up Crafty Cow on Yelp and saw that it had less than four stars. Looking at some of the older reviews, I'm guessing it may have had a bit of a rocky start. But based on our experiences, Crafty Cow has been consistently great, and we'll definitely keep coming back.

The food was really good. The beer selection was great. The service was good overall and the vibes…read morewere fine. The only issue was we had to ask a few times for them to turn the game on the tv by us before it actually happened. But they were unusually busy for a Thursday it seemed. 10/10 would come eat girl dinner here again.

When you learn the history of this pub and its deep roots in the North Lake community then you…read morereally begin to appreciate what a unique place it is. Every time I'm in Wisconsin I make sure to include a visit to Hanson's and so should you!

Came across this local historic gem visiting from New York! So cute and fun:) love the owner…read moreBoo!!!! Can't wait to come back have a cold beer and pickled eggs!!!!

Their menu is always updating but also they have great favorites. Their pizza is good and so is…read moretheir haystack onions, french onion soup and Caesar Salad with grilled chicken. They have a lot of great food.

We spent $10 on a kids meal, and they barely put any cheese on the grilled cheese. I included a…read morepicture. It came with fruit, and there was only a few pieces. I would just expect spending $10 on this they would put a little bit more care into it. We ordered through their website for delivery. When we called to complain, they told us there was nothing they could do and we had to call DoorDash. The fish fry we ordered was complete mush from all the grease. The burger was fine. I guess if we ever eat here again, we will go in to the restaurant and not bring any kids.

They charge money to get in the area where you then can buy a beer. If they need the money just…read moretack it onto the beer price or charge the vendors more. Support a local bar instead, not worth paying to get in just to get a bud lite.

So bummed that I missed it this year!! I will write a review based on past experiences if it's…read moreok... Compared to other German Markets it is still quite small but it was packed and I heard good things about it this year too. It's a great boost to the economy of such a pretty little town. Much of what you will find are jewelry, trinkets, handmade goods and soaps. But if you don't like what the Christmas market has to offer then feel free to visit the shops around town. Many of the shops ans bars actually had pop-ups in the upper floors that were selling goods too. Don't be afraid to ask or explore if you see other people milling around near stairwells. What made this one stand out, and wanting to come back, was the beer hall. Music, food, drinks, tons of strangers. It's not my normal cup of tea but it was definitely a reason to stay and warm up a bit. And once you've had enough of that, go outside, buy a cup of cocoa and sit by the fire or walk around town to take in the sites. It's really pretty at night. And, buy a giant pretzel when you go. And don't share it unless you have to. So good! Parking was the only issue I've had here. We ended up parking down near the courthouse I think, but be prepared to drive in a few circles looking for spots to open up. The walk is never too far but it can be a bit agonizing finding the perfect fit if you are awful at parallel parking like I am. From my experience prices are fair but look around at everything first unless there is a one of a kind item you must buy. Just like anywhere else, there are some multiples, so you can find a similar or same item for less at another booth - depending on how competitive the vendors are with pricing.

We LOVED our time at the Delafield Brewhaus for Friday Fish Fry! We were a table of over 20 people…read moreand the service was fantastic. Our servers were great, friendly, and accommodating for our large group. We've tried numerous fish fries in the area and this one is hands down the best. Also, the rest of the menu is super delicious. And the appetizers are also great. This is definitely our new favorite Fish Fry location!

My last experience here was great, I got the prime rib sandwich, and it was delicious. I'm not a…read morefan of all their dishes. So I was happy that I found what I liked. I mainly go here because it's got a great atmosphere and I like to support small businesses. The service is pretty good. They have a large parking lot. Nice place for small or large groups.

Excellent tasty food. Great service…read more Awesome ambience. Great cocktails. Would recommend to anyone looking for a great dining experience. The restaurant flips never disappoint and a great way to experience a variety of cuisines.

Cozy spot, perfect for a group. The small plates make I.d. Excellent for a group dinner of…read moreshareables. We had so many items it's hard to pick a favorite, but the whipped feta, shrimp and grits, and truffle fries were all fan favs. Service was excellent and attentive.

Lively little lake-side spot! Fishbone offers such a great atmosphere, with the bright colors and…read moreoverall small-town feel. We popped in on a whim on a recent Friday afternoon and were delighted to be seated on the patio. Our server so friendly and chatty! We only came for drinks and apps, but enjoyed everything. I had some kind of Mexican lager on tap that had a lime taste to it... so refreshing. My mom's paloma, which I had to try, as also tasty. For the apps we got the (recommended) groupers strips, and the crab cakes. I'd order both again for sure. Fresh tasting fish indeed. Not often we're in this area but I'd come back next time we are!

Apparently, this place has been open for 26 years and I don't know why it took me this long to get…read morehere! I have been missing out on some excellent southern fresh seafood dish! To start with the entire staff is fantastic! They all hit every Mark and work together as a team. Even if it's not their assigned table, a server offered to take our picture and she wasn't even our server! Kudos to management and staff who actually take customer service seriously!! Excellent fresh Grouper typically only found in the southeast! They get all of Their fish from Louisiana I was told by our server. The red snapper was also on point with freshness and flavors! I can't wait to go back to try other dishes and of course the key lime pie! It felt like we were in costal Florida without the traffic

Started out about a year ago went in, looking for some craft beer. I realized that the zipper on my…read morepants was half down, there were other patrons in the store, so trying not to bring attention to myself I walked around to the next aisle. Quickly as possible, I took care of the situation and everything was fine until the owner standing in front of me asked me if I just pissed on his floor. I looked at him and said what and he said it again did you just piss on my floor I said no my zipper was down and I secured it and he then walked away, adding to the embarrassment of walking into a public establishment having my fly down. Now just the other day. I googled liqueur that I needed for a specific cocktail. And Flannery's came up. So I called and acquired about that specific item when I did this. His comment was well. I'm a liquor store and it's a liquor. That's why it came up. I don't carry it. So I guess I snapped back and said well there's another liquor store down the street and their name didn't come up and then he replied that's because I pay $160 a month that would be for search engine optimization those are not his words those are mine. In return, I responded, whoa spin the wheel, big spender. Then I thought he was going to hang up on me, but he didn't. He just responded. Good luck in your quest. All I have to say is reputation, goes a long ways as does word-of-mouth. You need to work on your customer skills because if I were an alcoholic which I'm not, and you were the last liquor store on the planet I would never drink again!

Flannery's has the best micro brew selection I've seen in the area, and I'm somewhat of a beer…read moresnob. The owner definitely has a passion for beer and makes it a point to stock any and all limited/hard to find beers he can. Another great thing about the place is that any time you go there the employees are friendly, knowledgeable, and will just "shoot the shit" with you about beer, whiskey, sports, music, or whatever you feel like chatting about. They have reasonable prices, and a nice little cigar selection also.