Best fish fry I have had in all of 2022. Breading on point. Tartar sauce was good, not too much…read morelemon or too much sugar. Fries were good as were the wedges. While I didn't eat the coleslaw (I actually hate celery seeds) my husband ate his and mine. He and others thought it was quite good. Definitely would eat the fish fry here again. Sadly, it will have to wait until next season as this was the last one of the year. If you have not been here yet, make a date for next year!

The up hill par 3 was a disaster for me but a fun hole. The 4th green is an absolute doozy 8th hole…read morewas my fave. Course is in great condition would eat again

We had the best experience ever at Silver Spring Golf Club for our BIG day! Katie was the most…read moreknowledgeable and friendly person that made our day perfect. She offered suggestions and helped guide us the whole way. She went above and beyond in many different ways! The venue was beautiful and Carrie who is a florist there created amazing arrangements for us. On the day of, Katie came to check in on us and got us ready to start the day. She responded so quickly and never got tired of the many questions we asked. We will submit photos as soon as we get them. Anyone looking for a place to have their wedding should look at this one!

This course is poorly maintained and not worth your time if you actually enjoy golfing. The Islands…read moreCourse is nice, but don't waste your money on the Falls Course. For the same money, go play Muskego Lakes.

Used to be one of my favorite courses, until they jacked the rates in a vain attempt to take it…read moreprivate. Nonetheless, exceptional layout, long from the tips, and very well kept. Problem is now at $80+, I can go a bit farther to say, University Ridge (Madison) and play an absolute gem! I haven't played BC Pines for a year now, and the last time was fall. All I can remember is "for all that money, you don't even rake the sand traps?" Nice restaurant, courteous staff, and range balls included...if I remember right. Lots of big houses, line many of the fairways, cuz that's who they want to make it private for. Maybe I'm just a wanna-be country club hack pissed off that I can't afford to go here every week!

I play golf exactly once a year -- it's expensive, frustrating, and incredibly time-consuming. But…read moreon the right day, it can be nice to walk a well-maintained course enjoying the weather and swinging a gigantic club at tens of glowing white orbs of destruction. The staff at Bristlecone Pines is top-notch -- friendly, attentive, and helpful. The pro shop staff was incredibly helpful when I needed to switch my clubs to left-handed. The folks who drive that glorious drink cart around are godsends (pro tip: stellar Bloody Marys here), and the bartender in the lounge is efficient and quick with a joke. Since I admittedly do not play much, I cannot compare the course to much else. But -- it is playable for a novice, there are four different tee boxes depending on your ability, and it's a short drive (20-25 minutes) from downtown Milwaukee should you need to take a "sick day" from work and hightail it out of the city. There are some challenging holes where the fairway can seem to drag on for a mile, and there are plenty of water and sand hazards to avoid. I suppose the ultimate measure of a place like this is "would you play here again?" Sure. The price is right, the course is nice, and if the swing isn't that great, there's always those Bloody Marys.

One of the best 9-hole course I played. looks like it was a farm. Longer than I expected. I'd go…read moreback.

This course is in very nice shape. The lady in the pro shop was very friendly to me. I like the…read morebell on the 8th hole! It's a neat little gadget

It has been completely remodeled very nice inside. Great for a wedding or large parties. But they…read moreare pricey for the Area.

Our family really enjoyed the atmosphere and were there for a recent cornhole tournament. My kids…read morehad an absolute blast in the relaxed atmosphere and we had a great afternoon. There is a limited menu but the kids really like the flatbreads and the loaded fries are solid. Just don't tell your cardiologist you had them; The only complaint is that at the end of the night we got dipped for a 3% surcharge on our bill for our debit card on a $99 tab and I paid most of it in cash. The service for this size group was solid and Lexi does a great job at the bar. I love playing cornhole and it's a great venue but not sure I will be spending more $$$ there due to the added fees. Small businesses have it tough for sure, but adding fees for customary service is not the answer.

This place was great! We loved every minute of it!! We threw Major axes here and it was much needed!read more

West Bend Axe & Escape isn't likely to make it based on my dollars, but it's a fun little niche…read morebusiness West Bend is lucky to have. Axe throwing and Escape rooms seem to be all the rage right now and the community is lucky enough to not have to travel too far from home to take advantage. So the place is family friendly, but also has a full bar to boot. I did the axe throwing with a group of about 10. There's only 5-6 throwing lanes so reservations are definitely recommended. My wife paid like $30 each for us to play for an hour. There were 3 different axes to throw. There are games you can play and manually score if you hit what you were aiming at. It was my first time and fun to say I've now done it, but if I don't do it again I'll be ok. We did not do the escape room, but you can see in it and it appears to be a well designed room. We've done escape rooms on vacation and being that it's here in West Bend we'll return to give it a go. I don't envision doing the room more than once. Hopefully they change up the room every few months or I imagine it getting stale for those visitors. Fun and different experience for West Bend. Hopefully their able to become a regional draw.

I would consider myself an average golfer. Had absolutely zero idea that I had been using the wrong…read moreclubs for years. Did not know that getting "fitted" for clubs was even a thing. Immediately improved my game. Cannot thank scratch golf enough. Very knowledgeable guys who love the game.

No communication. Ordered a golf net almost a month ago. Never shipped. Called three times and left…read moremessages, no response. Emailed, no response. Not sure if they went out of business but I would not order anything from them.

First time coming here since the big remodel. We were celebrating our friend's birthday and made a…read morereservation for Sunday brunch. I was expecting a big brunch crowd, so I was surprised that there weren't many cars in the parking lot or many customers inside. Not sure if this is typical. Food: Several of us had coffee. When I asked the server if I could get a latte, he enthusiastically said yes and offered to get me a mocha with some latte art. Not exactly coffee shop quality, but I appreciated the effort. We started with the Spiced Pumpkin Bread, served with whipped maple butter. It was moist and flavorful, with great texture. The whipped maple butter was another special treat. Super yummy. Two of us got the French omelets, another got a regular omelet with cheese and mushrooms, and I got the Smoked Trout Plate with a side of bacon. Everyone loved their omelets. There wasn't much praise for the side of potatoes. I felt they were overcooked and a bit dry, and I'm not a fan of marjoram. The trout plate was very good. The spread was nicely seasoned and fresh-tasting, with a good presentation. I enjoyed the rye bread, which was nicely toasted and buttered. The side of bacon was delicious, just crispy enough, with a good portion of four slices. Since it was a birthday, they provided a complimentary slice of their special Butter Cake with a lit candle. We all shared it, and it was delicious. Lots of different flavors and textures. That would be something I would order for a regular dessert. Service: Maybe we got lucky because the restaurant wasn't very busy. We were well attended to the entire time. Three servers took care of us, and toward the end, when dessert was served, we ended up with a fourth. All of them were very good. The pacing of the meal was leisurely and relaxed. Everyone there appeared to be in good spirits and genuinely friendly. Atmosphere: It's a beautiful space. We sat with a view of the lake. Lots of big windows provided natural light. The tables are arranged with plenty of room between them. The dining room wasn't too crowded, and it was easy to have a quiet conversation. Everything is high quality and well cared for. Even the men's room is well designed, bright, and clean. It's a beautiful spot and a good choice for a special meal. Would definitely come back for lunch or dinner.

We were genuinely excited to try The Commodore, as we are big fans of several other Bartolotta…read morerestaurants. The setting was beautiful, and the food itself was very good. Unfortunately, the service and follow-up were disappointing. We were not initially offered a wine list, and when we asked about ordering wine for the table, our server assumed we wanted individual glasses. The menu also referenced a soup of the day and dessert of the day, but we had to specifically ask what they were rather than having them explained to us. The biggest issue occurred when we ordered four desserts for the table but were charged for seven. I replied to one of the restaurant's follow-up emails explaining our experience and requesting contact from a manager. I received a quick response saying my message had been passed along, but more than a week went by without hearing from anyone. I then called the restaurant directly, provided my information again, and was told a manager would contact me and address the overcharge. Another week has now passed, and I still have not been contacted or refunded. I really dislike leaving negative reviews, and I gave the restaurant multiple opportunities to resolve the issue privately. While we will likely continue visiting other Bartolotta restaurants, we probably will not return to The Commodore. It is unfortunate because the food was good and the setting was truly 10/10, but the lack of follow-through has overshadowed the experience.