Came by for a quick breakfast and left with half the baked goods…read more This morning we enjoyed a thanksgiving sandwich and it was delicious. Everyone is always friendly and very happy to help you decide. So much to chose from.

Not just a great small town coffee shop/restaurant, but a great place in any community…read more Off the main drag in Richland Center, it is definitely worth a one block detour. In fact, it is worth a a community (or more) detour. Good food, good coffee, good bakery, good people. Plus, the building itself is fresh and fun, not just a tired old diner. And to top it off, when my wife left her purse their, they ran down the street and got it to us. Now that is service.

Great caramel latte and merchandise!! Homegrown honey and maple syrup! Super friendly and great…read moresmiles!

Baristas are really nice. Top choice for lattes in Richland Center. Super cozy, nice for kids, and…read moreamazing community.

We stopped here for sandwiches on our way through town. Not far off the freeway, it's convenient…read more The decor was very cozy and cabin-like. Staff was excellent. We split a club sandwich which was more than big enough. All ingredients were fresh. I loved the fresh bacon. Yum! I had a fun time perusing the items around the store for purchase. So many local options. As we still had a few hours to go on our journey, I skipped the cheese (although it looked amazing) and chose some 'travel' beef sticks. So good. Lots of tables for seating. I was disappointed that they wouldn't fill my water bottle with tap water but I enjoyed the bottled lemonade as a replacement. Good experience.

Stopped in for some sandwiches. Everyone was friendly answering my multiple questions. Food was…read moregreat and reasonably priced my only caution is that you have steps to get in. No ramps or wheelchair access.

We ordered a Greek pizza. It was very good. The service was great. The ambiance was light and…read moreclean. Overall a nice experience.

Fantastic place. Meatball sub was the best. Service was great. Totally surprising place to dine in…read morethe country.

This is a really cute coffee shop worth stopping by and check it out. It's a small little coffee…read morestore but it's really clean, they don't have much decaf items but they do have a little cooler right where you place your order and you can grab a variety of drinks. Staff here is very friendly and also this place is very busy when the farmers market is in town.

Love a good coffee shop. On the drive back home from Minneapolis to Milwaukee, we were told we…read moreneeded to stop in and check this place out. From the outside it looks like a small shop, but it feels bigger once you step inside. The big front windows let in plenty of natural light. There are café tables outside, and inside there are different-sized tables for small groups. The seating is mostly simple wood benches, which are not very comfortable if you plan on sitting for a long time. We were a little disappointed that the kitchen was already closed at 2:00 p.m. The barista apologized, but not much could be done. We ended up getting a London Fog Tea Latte and a couple of cookies. (We did find a Mexican restaurant down the street for lunch, so it all worked out.) The London Fog was very good, with a little lavender, a little vanilla, and extra foam. The peanut butter cookie was just okay, but the cardamom ginger cookie was amazing, similar in taste to a molasses cookie. Would definitely like to come back sometime to try the food, enjoy a couple more hot beverages, and sit outside on the patio, rather than on the inside wood box seats.

The food here is great! Some is locally sourced even. I really enjoyed the Brekky too much as I…read moreended up ordering two of them. My wife ordered the Avocado Toast. Sierra took and brought out our order and she was very friendly, helpful, and informative. Food and service was great, but the atmosphere would put this at 6 stars if it could be done. The historical building brings a charm not found in most restaurants these days. Wide windows let you see the other old, historical buildings around including the public library. Some great toys and trinkets for kids as well. Please stop by for your sake. You will love it.

Stopped by to grab a coffee on out of town. This was recommended to us by a local. We didn't try…read moreany food, but just got coffees to go. The young lady who helped us check out was super nice and helpful. I got an iced latte with strawberry mocha flavor. It's reasonably priced and all of the food looked amazing and I wish I would've gotten something. While we were waiting for our coffees, we were able to browse through some fun vintage and grocery items that they had for sale. They had a lot of great seating if you wanted to dine in. Didn't seem too busy on a Sunday morning. I would recommend coming here.

Hadn't heard of this chain until our recent stop in while on a mini road trip! Looked like they…read morehave a solid menu with everything from sammies, salads, and soups to shareables, spuds (aka loaded potatoes, and desserts. We were just after some sandwiches so we grabbed on of the Garden Fresh Turkey as well as the BLT + Avocado. I was a fan of the turkey as it was plentiful, with cados, spinach, tomato, Swiss and olive oil & balsamic. My husband thought the BLT was A-ok, just a little on the dry side. The storefront itself was clean and welcoming - always what we love to see at a 'fast food' joint. I'd return here to try other items in the future.

Good variety of soups and sandwiches that is reasonably priced. Conveniently located right off the…read morehighway and near the outlet mall if you're looking for a quick bite to eat in a casual setting.

Excellent. Great fast service and great food. Just passing thru but highly recommend!!read more

Expansive menu, great service, and good food. Enjoyed my Old Geezer omelette and the syrup options…read morethat came with pancakes. Clean, cute diner with lots of seating.

Didn't have any sandwiches listed on menu. Place was half empty in terms of the kitchen/food. Avoid.read more

I was excited to see this Great Harvest on the main street during our recent visit to Wisconsin…read moreDells. One of our favorite shops in Vienna, Virginia had been the Great Harvest there but, alas, we moved away about 15 months ago. Plus, both of our daughters had worked at the Great Harvest in Vienna when they were teenagers, so the chain has a special place in our hearts. We HAD to go in. Offerings. (5/5). Like the Vienna shop, this Great Harvest offers a wide variety of freshly baked breads, muffins, scones, cookies, tea loaves, and other sweets, and dry cereals (oatmeal, granola). They carried some bread varieties we hadn't tried before (Strawberry Loaf) and didn't have some of our favorites (Apple Scrapple). Unlike in Vienna, they also sell hot and cold breakfast foods, sandwiches, and even dog treats. Signage was good, highlighting the daily bread offerings. A menu at the counter showed breakfast and lunch options. Our purchases. (4/5). We bought two muffins ($3 each), "Groovy" granola ($8), and a tub of vanilla honey butter ($5). Taxes were already included. All items were tasty. Took off a point for "value." The items were somewhat expensive but not outrageously so. Ambiance. (2/5). The shop has indoor and outdoor tables, as well as a comfy-looking couch area to relax in. Ordering is done at a counter in the middle, where there are also racks and display cases with the breads and sweets offerings. Displays are well-spaced. The low rating is because some of the shelves were disheveled and the yellow-colored couches looked downright dirty. (See photo). I shared the photo with a friend who asked whether the couch came from a fraternity house. Service. (3/5). The young man at the counter was friendly enough, but didn't offer a sample from the tasting board until we asked him to. We wanted to try the vanilla honey butter that we had seen in one of the refrigerated cases.

Excellent service - friendly and efficient. Great jukebox. Tasty pizza. Fun vibe. Good for groups.read more

I had heard good things about the Saloon from friends for years, but had never quite found the…read moreright time to go. Now I'm glad one of those friends suggested it last night. I was in a mood for a fish fry, so we wound our way up the Lancaster road to the sign pointing to Ellenboro, crossed the narrow bridge and pulled up right in front (a good sign that it wouldn't be too crowded). Up the stairs, through the foyer and into a cheerful, eclectic space that would be tight if there was a crowd, but there were plenty of tables open. They can probably seat around 50, if you include the seats at the bar. Our server came over right away, welcomed us and provided a menu that surprised me in that everything on it looked tempting. Honestly, since I was there for the fish, I only paid attention long enough to determine that this might be a place to bring the spousal unit next time. They had four choices for the fry - cod, catfish, blue gill and flounder (the last two are what we got). You get two sides and a roll with the dinner, one side with a basket. I had steak fries and hush puppies - both were just right. The flounder was good, but I'll give the cod a try next time. My friend's blue gill dinner was generous - looked like 5-6 pieces, while my basket had three good sized pieces (I ordered an extra side). Prices were very reasonable. The food came out fast, the music was low enough that we could hear each other without yelling, and the service was excellent. Honestly, the only minor quibbles were that there was too much food to leave room for dessert, and that it was a bit chilly sitting by the window! Definitely will put this into our rotation!