Always good food and friendly staff. We visit every other month or so. Brunch is always a hit,…read morebut their menu is great for every meal. It changes just often enough to keep it fresh.

The food was very very salty. Cheese curds could hardly be eaten. The ranch was overloaded with…read moredill. Super greasy also. Wax paper puddled with grease. Burger had so much smoky molasses flavored bacon jam on it that it was overwhelming. Bun was a bit dry. Caesar chicken salad was just meh. The black bean soup was good, but again, overly salty. Chicken tenders were a bit dry and overcooked. The fries were a bit soft and not very hot. And salty. The service was great so that's why the rating is what it is.

Average food with one or two better than average entrees.. like the broiled cod. Oh, and the…read moreWiggies, which is easy to miss. It's on the sides menu. Very good service in a fun setting. Prices have gotten pretty high for dinner but lunch menu more reasonable. Only four stars due to the higher prices.

sorry bartender was rude , I'm in the business and I would never be so disrespectful. he had a full…read morebar and could make great money if the attitude was dropped. Get a new bartender that has some respect

5 stars because these sandwiches were stellar…read more I had the classic 2.0 with the addition of sweet pickled peppers and my SO had the turkey sandwich and we loved them both. The turkey was a hot sandwich while the classic was a cold. The location itself is small, feels like a hole in the wall bar with great cozy vibes. We were lucky enough to bike over on a nice day and so we sat in the outdoor space which is also small but got the job done before we were back on our bikes with happy bellies. We will definitely be revisiting so we can try more of the menu!

I thoroughly enjoyed myself here, that being said, on par with some of the lower reviews - they did…read morerun out of the pork belly sando, they charge for everything extra, and service was pretty slow. But if you were open to just having a nice casual dinner in a retro easy place, this is it. My fiance and I went to meet up with some friends from out of town and from a list of places I wanted to try, they chose this one. Between the two of us, we spent about $60 for this meal, which I suppose now adays is on par with what you can get away with. We also left with half a sandwich because honestly, these guys are huge! -Hot Beef Sando with Cheese (extra): this was a massive sandwich, packed with flavor. The ah jus was on the side and needed for dunking. It hit the spot, was a messy affair, but was very good. The meat wasn't melt in your mouth, it was actually quite dry, but the mix of everything together and the dip made it good overall. - Chili Cup: well spiced, super small cup and charging a dollar for each addition of onion, cheese, and sour cream is murder. Pass on the fixings, the soup doesn't need it, but it's not something i'd get again as it wasn't knock out of the park good. -Homemade Orange Soda: this was great. I love the nostalgia of using Tang and it was more earthy because they put some spices in it. Overall, would get again. -Coleslaw was asian inspired and made well, especially with the mint on top. Be warned though, its the same slaw on the pulled chicken...which speaking of: -Pulled chicken sandwich: It's their meat americanized fusion version of a banh mi. I know they have a vegan one on their menu, but this one felt less like a sandwich. The spices weren't quite asian tho and was interesting with the slaw. I wouldn't say it was my favorite but I did eat a whole half. Happy nomming!

Probably the best burger I've had in years. The cajun fries had just the right kick of spice (not…read moretoo much). Relaxed atmosphere. Our waitress was perfect! (Wed @ noonish)- sorry I did not note her name. So glad we stopped here!

Wanting to venture further we went to Cross Plains to try Remington's. It is a nice Main St tavern…read moreright on Hwy 14 so a decent amount of traffic. They've done a great job to attenuate the noise with a wall and a nice outdoor bar and serving area. We went on a Thursday night and got seated right away. The service was prompt and the food was good. I had the Remington burger and my wife had the Detroit style pizza. The burger was good, with very good Cajun tots. Overall tasty and comparable to a Culver's double. My wife was a big fan of the pizza. I tried a bit and can concur. It was the better of the two. I recommend stopping if in the area for good food and cold beer.

Food and service of this level is near impossible to get. Especially late in a Midwest town. This…read moreshit is the bomb. Great beer selection, clean taps, and AMAZING Chinese food available till midnight. The kitchen is very clean and organized and this is reflected in the food

THE coziest gem you'll find in Madison! We walked in on a Thursday evening to a packed house! We…read morewere fortunate to be able to be seated right away at a cozy little booth/table. We were greeted promptly & drink order was taken. Anyplace that serves Verdejo as their house white gets an automatic 5 stars from me! We ordered the spicy cheese wontons which were deep fried & crispy. Think crab Rangoon sans crab. We also ordered the sichuan pork dumplings-good filling but not enough sauce for my taste. For dinner we each ordered the Three Cup Chicken. The chicken was tender, lots of gingery goodness! The tomato cucumber salad adds a nice freshness. We can't wait to go back to try other items! Definitely a favorite!

10 out of 10 for the Sunflower Salad. It's a magnificent flavor creation…read more Thank you.

What a great spot - I hadn't realized that they were waterfront dining and I'm so glad we decided…read moreto check this place out. It's an utter shame how terrible Dane County is about making lake/water space accessible to the public (one thing Chicago does way better than Wisconisn, unfortunately), but Water Street Tavern totally gives me the waterfront dining fix. It's along the river, not the lake, which gives it a bit more of an intimate feel to it. Their outdoor space is absolutely beautiful and I highly recommend checking it out. We came here for our monthly fish fry, never having been here before. We came around 5:30p on a Friday and were told no indoor tables until about 8pm. It was a tad chilly out but we opted for the immediate outdoor table. There is a fireplace out there, but it's more aesthetic than anything, it provided no heat our way but we were find with sweaters. Our server was attentive, knowledgeable, and super fun to chat with. I wish they had your basic cod on the fish fry menu - and I was surprised they didn't - but I opted for the walleye instead. It's one very large piece but it was pretty good! Crunhcier breading but not excessive. I enjoyed the house old fashioned. I wish they had supper club boozy ice cream dessert drinks, but they don't so I opted for a cocktail as dessert instead. My dining mates got the cheesecake and ate the whole thing. We left around 7:15pm and it was empty inside, not sure what happened there, but either way I'm glad we ended up outside and I will definitely be back here more often now that I've discovered this wonderful place!

Such a fun and great game day stop. We stopped for a drink and appetizers on our way to the…read morefootball game. Service is always excellent and we were able to get a table. They have some of the best crab rangoons in town and everything came out quickly.

It's always a pleasure to dine here, the food is great, the people are friendly and the atmosphere…read moreis always comfortable. Don't listen to some of those negative reviews.

Cool environment, limited seating, but its adorable decor and the service was quick. It is exactly…read moreas advertised with the snacks and the only trouble was trying to find parking. If you enjoy flaming hot wings, then these wings are what I would recommend.

This place had been on our radar to give a try. We noticed that they had a happy hour so we went…read moreearly on a Friday evening - the place was empty! Only three other people were showed up during the hour or so we were there - perhaps it gets a later crowd. The bartender/cook greeted us and got us menus. As others have mentioned the small space is done in a fun and funky decor. My wife ordered one of their happy hour specialty drinks which she liked alot - it was sort of an alcoholic Asian Arnold Palmer. I opted for an Asahi beer. The food menu is super small maybe five or six items total. We got the summer rolls (their version of a fresh spring roll) which my wife enjoyed. I got their version of a brat which had Laotian spices and topped with lots of tasty stuff. The bun was super fresh. I really liked it. We also got an order of wings (6 for $18). They were full wings so really the equivalent of 12 wings in most bars. The sauce was good as was the rub but overall they were just OK. Fun concept but given the small menu not sure we'd return.