Stopped in for a snack and a beverage, the mini chimis were delicious and my mom enjoyed the…read moretequila sunrise. Service was really fast and pleasant as well. A good find while hanging out in PDC.

We came there for our 43rd wedding anniversary excited to taste the food, first there was so much…read moreliquor in my margarite that I had to pour some out and add water. I asked the waiter if he could bring me mild salsa ( I don't like spicy) and he brought me tomato juice in a bowl, no veggies. My husband's burrito was slimy and he couldn't finish eating it. My tostada was soggy and the chips that he brought were hard. We won't be going there again. We didn't take pictures.

We read about the specials online and were pretty excited to go here. Our excitement was short…read morelived. The restaurant itself is decorated like a saloon from the past, which is pretty neat. It's a "seat yourself" business so we went to do just that only to find out the smallest table holds six people and there were only two of us. I'm not talking about the only tables open, I'm talking about any of the tables. We felt bad taking up that big of a table for just two people but there were no other options. We both ordered the special - all you can eat walleye with a side (we chose hash browns) and salad bar. The salad bar was decent but nothing extraordinary. Your normal mix of lettuce salad and toppings, salads, cottage cheese, that sort of thing. Now for the main course. Our fish was way overcooked. It was dark brown and crispy. You got a lot but it was almost burnt. It had good flavors and would have been good were it not overcooked. The hash browns were ok but had a slightly off taste. As for the service. The waitress was abrupt and borderline rude. She never smiled, looked our heads when talking to us, she acted like we were bothering her. The bartender, who someone said was the owner, was snapping at her staff and snapped at two people checking into the hotel. Just not pleasant staff overall. I don't expect to be bowed down to, but a little common courtesy goes a long way. And as a heads up, they only take cash or local check. There is an ATM on site with a $2.50 charge. All in all not a horrible place to eat but far from the best.

Patio is a great area. If you're going for a casual/fun night out to hang out with people then this…read moreis a great place. Food was left to be desired though. Chicken was super dry and over cooked. Fries were plain. Cheese curds were decent though. Service was very friendly. Staff was attentive too.

What a cute clean, nice diner in a small town! The burgers were delicious & the cheese curds &…read morefries hit the spot. Our waitress was fair & the cost was very reasonable. To full to try the ice cream, but it sure looked good.

The service was great!!! My kids both have allergies and they were so accommodating and made sure…read moreto let us know about any cross contamination or risks. A super cute diner in town. We will definitely be back.

Amazing food and always friendly service! You can't go wrong with any dish they serve. By far the…read morebest queso around too!

Excellent chimichangas for lunch. If you're not filled up, you didn't eat it all. Friendly people…read morework here.

One of the cleanest and nicest A&W restaurants. Food was good and root beer is even better. Cold…read moreand fresh. Servers are friendly. We ate inside even though car side service is available.

Best AW in America. Full service sit down or the old school drive up under the canopy. In…read moreaddition to all the standard AW food, they have a full breakfast menu. The inside is bright and new, yet very 50's If you grew you up with the classic drive in, this is for you

The best steakhouse in the tri-state area. Now I realize that the steakhouse has become an almost…read moreendangered species along with the supper club, but Madison Street Grill delivers Located in Downtown Lancaster, WI in the historic Wright Block building, currently open only Thursday and Friday nights, there are really no other fine dining places around for at least 30 miles. This is a farm to table restaurant with beef from the owners Angus raised beef and pork from the Wolf family. There are a few other options, but let's face it, it's the steak you are coming for. Ribeye, NY Strip, Filet Mignon, and Sirloin. Served with a salad and sides, my choice is always the load baked potato, but there are other options if you want something else. When you go there you will likely see family there - the farmers that raise the beef. Staff is nice, reservations are available and requested, but not required. They do offer mixed drinks, wine and beer. The selection is not huge, but you can get your old fashioned if that is what rocks your boat. They are just starting out, but it is so nice to have a great steakhouse.

We made reservations but still had to wait over a half hour finally got seated in a corner tiny…read moretable had 4 adults and 1 child our waitress was amazing she was very attentive even though she was very busy. The food was great. The only complaint I have is the lack of exhaust they were cooking a lot of steaks and it was very smokey in the place I started to cough when we got there and did not stop until we walked out. We enjoyed the food very much and our waitress (Libby) made it even more enjoyable.

Incredible torta cubana. I was pleasantly surprised by the grilled hotdog. The order taker was…read moreprofessional and friendly and answered my questions well.

Took my wife and kids there for an early mother's day dinner. We had a great time and food was fast…read moreand delicious. The server was friendly and was making jokes with us and helped create a nice atmosphere.

What's with all the stars???? This was the worst Tex-Mex food I've ever experienced. Nice people,…read morepathetic food. I ordered Chile Relleno normally coming stuffed with cheese, and asked for chorizo to be added also. What I got was zero Relleno, nothing stuffed, no egg batter exterior with a sauce on top. I got some chorizo in some sauce laying around dumped over the top of a a poblano chile and some cheese melted on top as an after thought. Running useless pinto beans, dried out left over rice, brown guacamole, the little salad was the freshest thing on the plate. My friend had a Taco Salad.....obviously not high cuisine. What she got was some tasteless ground beef with some sauce dumped in a taco shell. Like I said, nice people just horrific food! Don't waste your time. They also need to wash the menus there was other peoples food on the menus. Pretty zero atmosphere as well.

Food was very good and authentic with some American influence. Owner was very friendly and…read morehelpful. Would go back again if I get through Postville again.