Stop 3 for WI Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour Amazing Brewery Race…read more Anything turtle is an automatic 3 star and can only go up from there, in my book (same for goats)... We scored street parking steps from the door & went in about an hour before close. We opted for 2 versions of the darkest on tap, one of which was BA - both were solid and the service was really good, as was the music and the overall vibe, which I'll credit to the turtle decor and merch ; ) There was no food that I saw, so, eat before or after. There are plenty of options for that nearby. Samples are readily available, too. Try before ya buy.

Great beer and friendly helpful staff. This was a great place to take respite from the sub-zero…read moretemperatures the weekend we were in La Crosse. The porter was wonderful

Great little small town feel bar and grill. Sat outside on the patio as we had dogs with us and…read morethey even brought the dogs a water bowl. They have a monthly burger special. This month's was "the big dill" a pickle burger which was very good. I had the black and blu burger which was very good.

I want to like this hometown bar, love the atmosphere and setup. The food looks fabulous, but after…read moretwo tries I haven't been delivered food. They forewarn you it's a small kitchen and food can take 30 minutes, so I do appreciate that. First time, an hour and no food delivered. Second time, waited an hour and half then was told our order didn't get "pushed through" - never checked on, no drinks refills, never came back to our table until I went to the bar to check on our orders. Both times - walked out. I hope others have better luck, cause boy I've wasted enough time and will never be back.

Great brewery! Good variety of beers. Especially like the hazy's and the IPA's. They also do a good…read moresour although would've been a little better if it was a higher ABV in my opinion. Service was great and friendly.

608 Brewing released their English Barleywine aged bourbon barrels, so I made the trek down to La…read moreCrosse with the pup to try a new (to me) brewery and to of course sit down for a flight at 608 Brewing. It was an absolute delight to hang with the folks at the brewery and got some training for Murphy as well. H.O.P. Institute #3: A Double IPA hopped with Riwaka, Anchovy, and Mosaic. Some of my favorite IPAs. Another Neon Sunset: A Hazy IPA that they have brewed before, but this time it has a brand new hop bill featuring Citra and Nectaron. BA It From the Pit '26: The meaning for the trip, an English Style Barleywine that was aged for not one, not two, but THREE years in Willett Bourbon Barrels. An absolute treasure of a beer. Banana Cream Pie Sour: A Fruited Sour with loads of Banana and Vanilla. It's thick, it's decadent, and it's delicious. ________

Winona is a special part of the world. Nestled in the Mississippi River valley, it's a rare gem…read moreamong the modest bluffs of southeastern Minnesota. Bub's is not only a staple, but it's a destination for those of us who relish the days gone by in our favorite river city. Don't bother reading any other reviews. Order the cellar mushrooms, slow down, and enjoy life.

Tried Bub's brewing for the first time. Inside was cool as it is a very old building, but had…read morebowling alley vibes. Large space so good for large parties but food was okay and it took very long time to come out (almost an hour) I would go back for drinks and snack but not necessarily a meal

What type of review do you give to a brewing company when you can't do a tour? I was here on…read moreSaturday and no tour was available but I got to see the ginormous Old Style cans. A beer from a by gone era and something I used to drink when I was a Ut, but alas "Old Style Beer" is no more. We drove by & stopped by the worlds largest 6 pack. Across the street is the Old G Heilemann City Brewery a little nostalgia from the past.

Easygoing restaurant that has more charm and character than I'd ever expect from one attached to a…read morehotel. Good beer selection and friendly staff. It's nothing over the top but I would recommend!

My sister and I were staying in the hotel and wanted to grab a drink and an appetizer. We sat down…read moreat the end of the bar staff were finishing up after what must have been a large group I understand being busy but staff were so busy visiting amongst themselves it took a long time before we were even acknowledged. Had nachos and a beer and called it a night.

Took 30 mins to get a server. The look of the place was relative to a highway rest area with a…read morebunch of TVs. Ordered wings and got undercooked. An old guy drunk off of wine based on his red stained teeth only offered half off! What the fuck?!

It's been years since I've been to Wellingtons. Our family did some bowling and due to impending…read morerain, we just slipped next door to the attached restaurant, as listed here. Place has been upgraded a bit but looks a little crazy due to Minnesota's FANTASTIC COVID regulations. But all in all, brought back some great memories. Staff was great, on the ball and very friendly. Kids had great meals and said it was all delicious. With the new menu (again, been about 10 years) I did have to browse and settled on the BBQ Burger, and made it a double (standard is 1/3 lb). It came with potato chips or you could "upgrade" to French fried for $2 or waffle or sweet potato fries for $3. When the plates came out, the portions on the "upgraded fries" were rather disappointing. The children's fries were almost double the adults "upgraded" fries. So with that, the additions charge seems rather steep for what you get. Otherwise, it was a great night and the food was delicious. It was nice to come back and relive a few fun memories. The kids definitely had fun and enjoyed their dinner.

We were in town for the night and decided to stop in. We were able to walk in and shared a large…read morehigh top table. We got the walleye fish fry and the birria tacos. Both were good but not great. They just needed something extra. We did wait a while to get service, but our waitress was very nice and helpful. I'd come back and try a few other items on the menu.

Passing through La Crosse and found this spot. Drinks were so good. Old fashioneds spectacular!…read moreWe split the beet salad and the beer battered walleye and although both were excellent, splitting the two entrees was perfect for us. Nick, our waiter was very helpful in assisting with our food selections. The building is beautiful and on this hot September evening, air conditioning was much appreciated! A great place to frequent!

This review focuses on a product that City Brewery brews for nationwide distribution. It is…read moreRockdale Light Beer. It seems to be primarily sold in Walmart Supercenters. I admit that there is this uptight component of the constitution that makes me the unique person that I am. Whether it be after a hard day of working my backside off, time spent in traffic, or whatever life throws in my path; I prefer to unwind with a bullet beer. In beer parlance a bullet beer is a 24 ounce can or 32 ounce bottle. My bullet beer of choice is Bud Ice and Miller High Life. However, on the days when I shop at a Walmart Supercenter that has run out of my bullet beer of choice there is usually the City Brewery brewed Rockdale Light on their shelf. Following Walmart's mantra of "Save money and Live Better," it currently goes for $1.26 a can. This is the exact price that a 25 ounce Bud Ice cost a few years back. Taste: How does a 24 ounce of light beer taste that costs $1.25 nearly half the price of Miller Light at $2.17? The key word is" light." " Light" beer is the equivalent of diet soda. In my opinion the taste of the City Brewery brewed Rockdale Light is at the halfway point of vomit (as in Earthquake beer or Hurricane) and cream (Corona and Heinekin). It is without a doubt drinkable. I appreciate that it does not have a strong taste. The taste is lemony, in my humble opinion. Influence on the brain: Disparite from strong beer such as Bud Ice or Steel Reserve, Rockdale Light has a very subtle influence on me when I drink it. I feel in control. It doesn't leave me drowsy or slightly buzzed like some of the strong bullet beer does. Again, this is a light beer. However I would not get behind the wheel or write a review under its subtle influence. It is a subtle influence that relaxes me while I visit the cyber world through the computer, listen to a podcast, enjoy music, or other form of enjoyment. It is hard to believe that it has a 4.2 alcohol content. Final words: Rockdale Light is not my beer of choice. However when the Walmart Supercenter runs out of my bullet beer of choice, the 24 ounce Rockdale Light has been the right plan B. At $1.26 price point, Walmart shoppers might need a "plan c" when I buy it out. Buying it out is an exaggeration. Nevertheless, I will buy a couple. It is nice to have a can or two of bullet beer in the fridgein case I run out or had a really rotton day where I could use two bullet size light beers. In conclusion, Rockdale Light is a 3 star light beer that gets the job done.

I work for the brewery as a temp. It is a good place to work with a laid back work enviroment…read more Good people and a very good place to work.