Original Marcus Theater…read more $5 movies EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK! The caveat is they typically play the same movie all week & weekend long...what does this mean for adults? Well, it means if they are playing a PG movie, it's the same movie that plays for the matinees and all the way into the late evening all week long. I check weekly, I love going to the cinema, but they seem to cater more to children than adults since there aren't many adult showings. I don't want to see animated PG flicks late on Saturday evenings! Please change it up a bit! There are adults in nearby towns that would love to head over for late night adult showings, especially on the weekends!

$5 movies! Top movies come in. Clean theater. Friendly workers. Only one screen but it's quit…read morelarge. Really a great theater.

We were visiting Green Lake, WI from the Chicago burbs over Memorial Day weekend, and needed a…read morequick lunch spot that was within walking distance of the flea market that had both vegetarian options, and kid friendly options. Horseradish was bustling at 12:30pm on a Saturday, but wasn't too overly packed when we came in. We were able to find a table for 4 and get our orders in quickly. That being said, it took over an hour of listening to terribly overstimulating music with bad vibes to actually get our food. Our kids were hangry, as were the children at a few other tables as well. I ordered the Vegan Witch (I LOVE kimchi) and my daughter ordered the Gus Special No. 1. We also all ordered various sodas/Olipops. The prices for the sodas were absurd, and the side salad that I ordered with my vegan witch was flavorless. I was kind of shocked at the kids' menu options and expected better ... my daughter of course ate it, as she's 4, and who doesn't love cheese on tortilla chips, but what an odd lunch option. I would have preferred more kid friendly veggie options for the side veggies, as radishes are a bit strange to plate for a child ... my sandwich was good, but just seemed to be lacking something. Staff were incredibly nice, but with how slow service was, I would not recommend going when you're actually hungry. I also don't recommend for kids. It was a fun experience and a nice find for in the middle of nowhere, but I guess I was just hoping for a bit more ... The bathrooms are nice, and my daughter and I loved the banana and lipstick lights on the bathroom walls that were also for sale. Cute place, slow service. I'll probably never be in Green Lake, Wisconsin again, so I can't say whether I'd return or not.

What a gem of a place to find in Princeton, WI. I was totally blown away by this place. Incredible…read morefood, amazing drinks (highly recommend the miso salted caramel latte) and a fun/friendly atmosphere. Service was excellent and quick even when they had a packed house. They had tons of gluten free and vegetarian options and had a really nice patio and storefront. This is a must visit before you hit all the amazing thrift shops in town and I'll be dreaming of this place until I return again!

Great golf courses. We golfed Lakeview and Bridges, both were in great shape. It wasn't overpacked…read moreso the pace of play was great. Any group we ran into were all great people, everyone out there just to have a good time. The bar/grill area is huge, VERY clean and inviting. We could have stayed in the bar for hours during the rain that started after our round but unfortunately had to leave to get back home. Coming out here from Chicago for a guys weekend, we were welcomed by everyone at the course, which is NOT typical of other places we have visited in Wisconsin. I would highly recommend this course. Proved to have some difficult holes but was so much fun. Bathrooms are very clean, easy course to get to and no issues getting a tee time.

My absolute favorite course. Three different 9 hole layouts give you the best of all worlds…read more Nothing fancy, but that's what's so great. Classic, down-home Wisconsin feel. Great staff, great pace of play and affordable. Love it Love it Love it.

Super clean for a nostalgic motel. We enjoyed our stay. Despite the constant semi traffic , the…read moreroom was quiet and the bed was comfortable

LOVE this place!!…read more Once a year, I travel with friends to Wisconsin to go to the Iola Car Show. Although Princeton is about an hour away, we like to stay at Acorn Ridge Motel. It's conveniently located near Princeton (just outside of town), Ripon and the beautiful Green Lake area. Acorn Ridge is a delightful, nostalgic flashback and not a cookie cutter chain motel. It will remind you of the Schitt's Creek motel, but all in a good way. Eric, the owner, is friendly and accommodating. The rooms are spotlessly clean, the beds are comfortable and there are good towels. There is a small refrigerator in each room and there is wifi. The motel is always busy with golfers, boaters and other people staying in the area to take advantage of all of the available outdoor activities. The wonderful supper club Norton's in Green Lake is just minutes away. And I would highly recommend Mr & Mrs P's in Ripon if you're looking for a delightful breakfast or lunch. If you're vacationing in the Green Lake area, and looking for economical, but nice accommodations, I would highly recommend Acorn Ridge Motel.

Looking for apples, pumpkins, cider or caramel apples? Swing by R.J. Golz Orchard…read more They offered several varieties of fresh apples, squash, chilled cider as well as a case full of a selection of caramel apples. If you like plain caramel, you're set, but if you like toppings such as crushed peanuts, pecans, sprinkles, chocolate, sea salt and more, they had you covered as well, and the caramel apples were priced at $3.50, which is a small price to pay for a treat. The store also carried a variety of jarred items such as jams and pickled goods.

These guys were amazing! They had the entire wedding on the dance floor! Would definitely hire them…read morefor any event.

One of the most beautiful, special places in Wisconsin…read more Well kept property on Little Hills Lake is a wonderfull slice of Northwoods beauty. Multiple buildings date back to the 40s, while the main lodge was built in the late 90s which creates a mix of classic camp feel, with modern amenities. Staff is always helpful, and caring.

My husband and I were married at Camp Lakotah last month. We rented the camp for 4 days and nights…read more We are both wedding/event professionals and wanted an incredibly unique wedding venue. We were thrilled when we discovered Camp Lakotah, but wished we had been better prepared for the reality of hosting a wedding there- so I hope this review is helpful to others who have a similar vision. I'll start by sharing the positives: Camp Lakotah is gorgeous. It is on a huge piece of property, with massive pine trees, a pristine lake, beautifully-restored buildings, and an authentic 'campy' vibe. We were given a lot of freedom with what we wanted to do (bring in our own caterers, our own alcohol, cook a big group meal on the beach, play music late into the night). The breakfasts and lunches cooked by camp exceeded our expectations- they were great. Our guests had a blast, and will remember it forever. However, the camp director and owner, Sandy Bartel made me wish we had found a different space to host our celebration. After years of working in the wedding business, I have never encountered such an unreasonable, bitter service professional. I don't think she is evil-spirited as I know how much she loves her camp, the kids, and her dogs.... but somewhere along the way she began to absolutely hate other adults and her behavior continues to cast a shadow on our wedding. It's like she forgot about the $20,000 business transaction we had made, and kept treating us and our guests like we were in debt to her. It is clear that our wedding overwhelmed her. It was shortly after we agreed on our wedding dates with Sandy last Summer, that I realized I was going to have to rely completely on myself for all logistics regarding the camp. I tried to get ahold of her (phone, text, e-mail) for 3 months to get a contract to sign, and heard nothing back- and finally, after a desperate text telling her we were going to start looking at other venues, she responded "who is this?" Because we loved the venue so much, we decided to sign the contract and keep on planning and communication was slow, but acceptable during this time. We live 3.5 hours from camp, and visited 4 times before our wedding, each time we visited Sandy was actually great- warm, accommodating, focused. Our wedding began on a Wednesday and she agreed to let us come out on the Monday before the wedding to begin setting up camp. I wrote her an e-mail the week before the wedding outlying our plan for the following week. She called me on Sunday afternoon to tell me that we were absolutely not going to be able to set up until Wednesday, and acted as though she had never talked to us about the Monday arrival (we discussed it at least 3 times). We were in our U-haul, had 3 full days of work ahead of us, and were massively inconvenienced and stressed by having to do all of our set up on Wednesday morning before our first guests arrived at noon. The wedding week went on, folks were having a blast, the weather was perfect. The camp staff stayed out of our way (which they didn't need to), took care of garbage, set out water- it was nice. They were all quite sweet, however, many guests had very bad experiences with Sandy. A couple friends who used the camp kitchen to make cupcakes (which we paid Sandy $400 to let us do) were treated horribly by her, and my best friend was looking for her phone and was yelled at for investigating a ringing phone (Sandy's) that was sitting in a cart. That crossed a major line with me. On Sunday morning when we were packing up from the huge event we just threw, Sandy sent me an aggressive text that said they would be locking the gates and we would be forced to leave by 1:00. I dug around in my e-mail to prove that we had agreed on 4:00 as a load out time, and she never responded. But the staff was cold and rude and we tried to do everything as quickly as we could. After being rushed out, we ended up leaving a few items at camp and having to drive the 7 hours round trip to go grab them the following week. We arrived to an empty camp and the most valuable thing we left (a $1500 karaoke machine) was missing. We could not get ahold of Sandy (she had just turned her phone off when she realized I was trying to reach her). After weeks of trying to get in touch, we had to contact the County Police Department who was just finally able to seize the machine and now we get to make another trip to pick it up. Sandy Bartel was the first person to pop into my head each morning for the last month. She caused me so much anxiety that I still cannot think about our wedding week without my heart rate rising. This would have been a completely different experience had Sandy just charged us to account for the cost of a venue coordinator- someone who enjoys customer service- so we never had to interact with her (and visa versa). We are service people, with great friends, and are very easy to get along with. It should have gone down differently.

Wow wow wow! Top notch all the way through. Gorgeous course and wonderful accommodations/amenities-…read moreall at a great price. Wouldn't you know it...tasty food to boot. If you haven't been here ever you're missing out. If you haven't been here lately, you MUST see all the upgrades! If you have been here recently....I already know you're going back. Can't wait for my next round.