Beautiful grounds for this event venue located in a small vineyard…read more Love that they not only serve wine and beer, but they have a liquor license too. So enjoy your wine, but it's nice to have a whiskey if you want one! Today (Memorial Day) they had a live band and it was a perfect day to listen to tunes and enjoy friends. Still somewhat new so no food available yet. But I heard talk that food trucks may be available for some events soon. Three nice sized rooms indoor and huge outdoor area with seating and yard games available.

Spotted the overhead door of Yard 65 Brewery open and felt compelled to check it out following an…read moreafternoon of plant nursery shopping. What a great place! We enjoyed our pilsner and conversation with locals and were invited to tour the facility by Jason Knuth, who owns the establishment with his wife Jennifer. There are two indoor bar areas with plenty of outdoor seating. On the second floor is a spacious ballroom accommodating over 300 people adjacent to a large outdoor balcony. For weddings there are bride and groom suites. The hardworking owners have full-time days jobs and together with some friends converted the building to this amazing facility. What a pleasant surprise to find this gem on our route.

A gem of a wedding chapel!…read more This beautifully converted former church is an inviting and cozy wedding venue. Friendly and accommodating staff willing to work with you to arrange your ceremony. Highly recommend.

Love going here with our kids. Animals, rides, bounce house and other things to. We have had…read moreparties here for our Fire Departement and had a great time. Pony ride and bounce house with that party. Amazing!

This is a cute little family-owned farm! We were staying near by in Kohler and the lovely fall…read moreweather inspired us to find a pumpkin patch to check out. Upon entry, you'll pass lots of fun photo-ops like giant pumpkins, scarecrows, and hay barrels. They have a giant barn front and center with pumpkins for sale, along with honey and a few other local products. My kids were most drawn to the big area filled with animals - from goats and cows, to peacocks and chickens, lots to see. It's a 'feed at your own risk' scenario so we just stuck to petting them. They also have a few playgrounds to climb on, a big ol' corn maze that we thoroughly enjoyed, and horse-drawn wagon rides! My son was adamant we took a ride, and with it being only $3/person to ride, we thought that was a nice deal. The wagon took us through the colorful woods and across the massive pumpkin patch where we could pick our own to purchase on the way out. We've been to many of farms like these over the years, some super done up and spectacular, some smaller like Bulitz. Would rate this one a thumbs up and worth a little visit if you're in the area.

Best place for Breakfast or lunch, the specials are amazing, as is the regular menu. The staff is…read moreso welcoming and friendly. It's a regular Sunday morning stop for me and the family. The variety is off the chart. I try and have new items but can't beat the regular menu items as well. Just had the pulled pork, pork belly and bacon omelette..... OMG!!!! So good.

I stopped in for breakfast early on a weekday. The restaurant was practically empty. I was warmly…read moregreeted while walking in and seated immediately. Deciding what to order took some time. They have all the standard breakfast items, but there are many unique and less common dishes also. I finally decided on the Itialian skillet. This consists of small diced potatoes, onions, tomatoes, spinach, mushrooms, Italian cheese blend, and red pepper aoli, topped with 2 eggs your way. The skillet was out quickly. The potatoes were tender yet firm. All the vegetables worked well together in this dish. The cheese and red pepper aoli made this skillet a real stand out. The portion was very generous. I can't wait to try another skillet from Broken Plate.

Very comfortable room to stay in. Shower was plenty warm. Charging rates were very reasonable.read more

We booked this motel through booking.com a week and a half before we were supposed to get there…read more When we got there we were informed that their were no rooms left. We were told that it wasn't in his system which really just meant he forgot to write it down since his "system" consisted of a spiral notebook. My guess is that he was able to charge more to someone else so he booked our room and had us look elsewhere. He had us go to econolodge about 11mins away which was great but we had to pay $40 more for the same room. So basically this place probably made an extra $30 charging someone else more money, but used us as a backup plan Incase they weren't able to fill the rooms, and we got screwed because Econolodge (rightfully so) wasn't willing to honor this places pricing

Great experience crossing Lake Michigan on this car ferry. We were fortunate that the weather was…read moregreat and the lake was relatively calm. Plenty of outside seating, with deck chairs on the bow. There are indoor tables with a snack bar and drinks bar. Bingo is offered to help pass the time on the four-hour journey. Best part are the views of the Michigan and Wisconsin shorelines, while there is something special about staring out into the vastness when you're in the middle of the lake.

Fun option to take the ferry instead of driving through Chicago or through the U. P. to get to…read moreWisconsin from Michigan or the reverse. Little movie theater, bingo, teeny tiny arcade, little kid playroom, snack bar, cafe, and even booze. All kinds of seating areas. State rooms, for sleeping if you want privacy and you don't think you'll have motion sickness from the closed space. Reasonable and novel time saver, though 4 hours is a lot of time to kill. I had an audio book, played bingo for a bit, enjoyed the view, then put my head down on a table for a nap. I wish it was a three hour trip. Hubby paid $8 for WiFi access for himself, he worked, and also left a deposit for sea sickness wrist bands for us, which worked great. Pretty clean considering the traffic throughout. Friendly and professional staff everywhere, very nice. Easy online ticketing, would definitely do this again if the occasion arises.

Ann is an Italian Chef who teaches cooking classes in your home…read more She came into our home and taught us how to make pizza turnovers. It was a fun class and the food was outstanding. Her homemade red sauce was wonderful. She also made homemade Brushetta that was very good. I would highly recommend that you have in her in your home to teach a class.