Madison's first grain-to-glass distillery,they offer familiar cocktails using a little of their own…read moreimagination. The indoor seating area is small but there is a small outdoor area as well. Does get crowded on the weekends! They offer spirits for purchase such as their Coffee Liqueur,Single Malt Whiskey,Gin,Rum,Vodka,Dry Gin,Barreled Gin,Aquavit and Aperitivo. Prices range from $29-70.00. Smaller bottles are cheaper. For a good cocktail with a little bit of Wisconsin flavors,this is a must stop when in Madison.

The space just opened when a friend and I stopped in. They have a lovely craft cocktail menu…read morefeaturing their own distilled spirits. Neat dog-friendly space to chat and relax with those you hold dear.

Amazing perfect affordable and flexible wedding venue. Don't expect a concierge because it's a…read morepublic space managed by a friendly lady.

My husband and I were married under the Lussier Family Heritage Center's historic oak tree last…read moreOctober. It was a BEAUTIFUL venue and exactly what we were looking for. They allow you to bring your own food and alcohol which is rare among venues in our area and they have a ton of amenities, including an AV system, table cloth rental, an outdoor fire pit, and a ton of beautiful outdoor spaces for photographs. They were also much more affordable than every other venue we looked at in our area.

So this review is not for the dining experience at the Elks though many years ago my in-laws…read morebelonged here and we came for dinner. I believe it was for their relatively inexpensive burgers. The most recent visit, a few weeks ago, was to see a band play out on their lawn. It was a beautiful evening so it was a great setting. We did get a few drinks at both their upstairs bar and the one set up downstairs for this event. The drinks were good but not as cheap as I recall from years ago. Hard to believe they ran out of tonic, the crowd really wasn't that big! They did have brats and burgers. I got a brat and it was pretty good. That was it for food. Best feature of this place is the location.

The place is great! Beautiful views, nice big Lodge, great bar, good food. The only stumble is…read moreservice, but you have to remember it's a Lodge and half of the people working are volunteers . So just be patient, have another ice tea ( or bourbon) and enjoy good food in a great atmosphere.

Taking beginner Hoop Dance from Danielle and it's awesome! She is so positive, a great teacher,…read morefriendly and motivates all the students. The space is really cool, and watching all the other performers is so fascinating. Join the circus! Madison is the best!

Amazing shows and wonderful community! I love attending the variety of MCS classes that are…read moreavailable (they have everything from swinging on a real, flying trapeze to dancing the night away in swanky swing classes) as well as seeing the myriad of performances, whether they're homegrown from Madison, or traveling in from afar. Very safe place to train and excellent prices for what they offer! Everything here is highly recommended! 10/10!

One of my favorite stops when I'm driving from Mpls to chicago. Ians pizza at garver feed mill has…read moregreat pizza options and easy bathrooms and a nice coffee shop everything to take a nice break before heading back on the road. Plus unique ice cream flavors!

Very interesting compilation of rooms for events, restaurants, and small boutiques. Unique…read moreinterior. Cute stores. Great vibe. We had Caesar salads from Ian's pizza. The salads were amazing. We didn't get to try the pizza. So, I can't speak to that. I'm so glad we stumbled upon this place while we were in Madison.

After dining next door, we wanted to have a night cap nearby and Madison Local Motive, which is a…read moretrain car turned bar, was highly recommended, so we popped over. The space is two cars, with one set up as a full-time bar, and the other a mixed space that was a dance club on the night we visited. The bar car was super cute and quaint, but also tight and cramped, especially with a crowd. The car is set up with a single person bar towards the back, and lounge seating along one side leaving small space for folks to walk and wait for the bar. The other car had the bar up front and the dance floor and seating in the back. This car had a cover, so we just did cocktails and lounged a bit in the bar car. The single bartender, while he was friendly and made a good cocktail, created a backlog of folks waiting for drinks. We waited 10 minutes in a single file line for our cocktails. I went with the espresso martini, and my pal got an old fashioned. Both tasty, but the glassware was wayyyyy too small. The line never cleared, so we did one and done unfortunately. The concept is great, but execution is lacking. I know there is limited space, but the current layout and function is not the greatest, especially on the cocktail car side of things. Overall, it was cool to experience and now we can say we have done it.

This is easily among the most unique and playful spots in Madison for a drink! But it's also so…read moremuch more than just a good aesthetic! This bar has excellent cocktails and friendly staff, featuring the kind of classy drinks I love but rarely indulge in (sidecars, manhattans, palomas, and more). Some nights they even feature a DJ! The prices are fair and the drinks are adequately strong!

The Botanical Gardens are about a 15 minute drive from the airport. So it's a great way to spend…read moresome time in Madison before taking off. Parking is free. We had no trouble finding any parking on a Monday morning. Entrance to the outdoor section is free. The restrooms were clean. When we went the indoor conservatory was closed for maintenance. The Thai pavilion was beautiful and the highlight of our visit. The grounds were very well maintained. There's a good amount of shaded areas. The gift shop is cute. I wish they had more snacks or other edible souvenirs that were overtly "Wisconsin".

Really gorgeous gardens! The conservatory is a bit small, but it's still nice. I would skip it if…read moreyou've been to bigger ones in larger cities. The grounds are really great. Get the tram tour--it's a nice way to stay in the shade while learning about the gardens. The Thai pavilion is really wonderful, and each section of the gardens is quite nice.

Atwood is a very small venue that feels a little stark. But is overall a nice place. The bar is to…read morethe right of the door upon entry the opens to the floor and stage. Also available is an upper balcony. The bathrooms are downstairs. I see a lot of local shows and venues in Madison but this was my 1st visit to Atwood. We enjoyed ourselves and I would definitely see another show here!

I've come here 2 times for comedy shows and it's a great little venue. One was a sold out show and…read morewe got there right when it was starting and they helped us find two seats for the show. Drinks aren't too expensive. Parking is street so can be a bummer, but overall great intimate venue.

Great venue, nice music and light system The tiered floor is…read moregood Enjoyed dog STAR! What a well-rounded group of guys who really hit it hard for the people and the fans! following the boss Keanu Reeves style hits it hard and consistent! very enjoyable

We mainly come here for the concerts, so I'll definitely be back whenever there's a show I want to…read moresee. The atmosphere and live music are usually a highlight, although the drink prices are pretty steep. Tonight's service was not quite as good as what I've experienced here before, and the performance itself was decent but didn't really stand out. Still, it's a convenient place to catch a concert, so I'll be returning for another show.

We have a great time every time we visit high noon saloon. We usually sit in the very small seating…read moresection upstairs but occasionally get down right to the band on the floor. This time we opted for upstairs seating and went downstairs to grab a couple of drinks just prior to the show starting. The beverage service is generally prompt even though at times there can be a long lines. The biggest joy is hearing these small bands perform and hoping for them that they make it to the big time!

A lovely 400 seat capacity venue complete with a loft that features tables and chairs. From the…read morestreet, the space is available for lease, but on the backside it's all business. The wife and I were in town and had come to see Not Quite Brothers (Iowa) which have a phenomenal mixed set list that covers more decades than their age would suggest. In fact, I'm pretty sure the majority of the crowd were older than the band. Regardless, a good time was had by all. I'm pretty sure this Saturday night show was wrapped up and had a bow put on it by 10 or 10:30pm. I would totally come see a show here again and would totally see NQB again. One interesting thing to note about NQB, is that once they hit the stage, they played non-stop until they were done, no breaks, came back for an encore set and done \m/