The popcorn The drink…read more The perfect employees The yapping kids The movie It's really good overall but of course there has to be screaming children.

If you are looking for a great place for a movie night with the family this is it! Carter and…read moreJacob were great hosts, it's really nice to go to a place of relaxation and find people who care about their jobs and you can tell by the way they and everyone else there treated you, it was like they had a vested interest in the theater, the seats are recliners and new with heat, there are partitions in between the rows so it makes the viewing experience like you are the only ones there, I leave reviews for excellent places like this, this theater chain cares about keeping the movie theater experience alive and excellent, I quit going to theaters because of lousy service and attitude but this one has made a new customer! My kids even suggested we start having a movie night as a family again. Free refills on soft drinks and icees, and popcorn, clean bathrooms, and the concessions area was clean, I can't wait until Dec 2nd a classic thriller will replay "3 Days of The Condor" you have me hook line and sinker! I'm going back and you should go too!

I stopped by for lunch on a Saturday. The place was not too busy. Minhas deluxe burger was my…read morefavorite item here. I got the onion rings instead of the cheese curds. I think that was a good decision. Chicken strips was good as well. Wisconsin poutine was my other item. It was flavorful. But saltier than I would like. I enjoyed eating it in the begining, but towards the end it was tough to eat.

If you have not tried Minha's Kitchen in awhile - give it anothr try. Chef and staff are great…read morealong with the food. They have stepped up their game! Pit master flatbread, grilled shrimp, & 2026 contest burger - you'll be hooked.

The chicken sandwich was very good ; the time waited for pickup was over twice as long as they…read moreoriginally told me food would be ready !

My first order was taken out. The bar wasn't too busy since it was around 4pm. It's a decent size…read moreplace that has dine in seating, slot machines and it's not too loud so you can hear who you're talking to. My curds were cooked to perfection. They were the best ones that I've had in a long time. The Ranch Dressing was the perfect pairing for it. I'm definitely going back to try some of the other appetizers.

It's back! And the same friend from last year and I went again yesterday…read more This really is the mother lode of antiques, and many items are priced to move. Our best deals: I found dollhouse miniatures for $1 each (miniatures are usually $$$) and a huge lantern for $3; my friend got a glass domed cake stand for $4. We also found hard to find stuff: she was able to get a Peanuts Belle figure (it's almost impossible to find her!) Plus a bunch of other fun things including a 1930s luggage tag, a jadeite hand for storing rings/jewelry, vintage cooking pamphlets put out by different brands, and more. Again we were there half the day and walked about 4 miles. Accessibility notes: normally I use a cane but this time I used my rollater (rolling walker with seat), which was a good decision because I could sit down when needed, particularly while waiting on long lines at the food trucks. Almost every booth was set up so I could get in/out (only one or two were too crowded), and the bathroom we used was big enough to get into as well. The least accessible space was the dining area in the large white building toward the back of the fairgrounds. The outdoor space is bumpy with dirt, grass and or gravel in various spots so having the rollater instead of just my cane added stability (I saw other people with electric scooters and some with manual wheelchairs, but you might need someone to push you through the gravel, because even pushing the rollater through it was difficult). There are a number of food options; we got cinnamon roasted nuts, maple cinnamon rolls from Hough Maple Lane Farm, and a pulled pork sandwich from Whiskey Hotel BBQ/Beef's BBQ Pit. Tried to eat again at Beef on the Moove like last year, but the line was not moving so I gave up after standing there about 5 minutes; likewise, the girl taking orders at the BBQ truck just did not seem to have a sense of urgency despite the huge line. We did wish that all the arts and crafts people and MLMs were in one area or building, because if you don't have an interest in that stuff you can skip it if you want to. Overall, worth going to if you're into antiques and vintage and looking for deals!

Educational and enjoyable hour spent at Gretta's Goat farm. My group learned about the goats, held…read morebaby goats, were shown the goat soap making process and taught about cheese producing! We also learned about bee keeping and the integral dog and donkey protection of the goats. We tasted and bought yummy caramels and other products. Definitely a worth while stop!

My husband and I went to Gretta's Goat Farm for our second visit. Our stay was amazing. We were…read moreable to experience the quiet stay on the farm, the cozy guest house and THE GOATS! The goats are amazing. We were able to pet them freely as the hosts allow you to interact with them. Especially on the goat hike. I was fortunate enough to do this on back-to-back days. It was so fun to play with the goats as they ran around. The hosts are extremely friendly and so nice. They were happy to chat about the farm and provided a chance to purchase things at their store. We took home everything from T-shirts, to goat soap, to honey. All of which were great. The experience on the farm was calm, quiet and therapeutic. We can't wait to go back:)

My sister had her wedding here and it was the COOLEST venue!! I could have stayed there all night…read moreand still found new things! The attention to detail was incredible!

This place is incredible. Very pricey, but incredible. I've been to many events here and they were…read moreall put together very well. The "barn" is a museum in its own wright. There's tons of old cars and John Deere tractors on display with descriptions and histories about them and the owner. The decor is extremely extensive as well, and I've never seen anything like it. I could wander around in there for hours!

4 stars for great condition fairways, tee box, and greens; fairly challenging layout, beautiful…read morescenery, and electric cart stocked with ball and club cleaners. I love this course!!! I couldn't believe it's in Golfmoose for a tremendous deal! I def would have paid more or without a discount to play here. It's gorgeous and vast! Plenty of challenge around the greens that would make you want to return for your next domination. Although I didn't have time to enjoy their facilities, they have a nice locker room with showers and their restaurant with a patio to watch the sunset looked really nice. I can't wait to return!

Not at all wheelchair accessible. All the tables are bar height and there is absolutely no where…read morefor a wheelchair to park without getting in the way.

Little brewery tasting room with pizza/kitchen. Pizza is decent, beer is phenomenal if you like…read moredarker subtle brews. This is a place to sip fine beer with friends. Certainly a brewpub, not really run as a restaurant although they do have appetizers, hot dogs, and other edibles.

Not just the best beer in Monroe, but the best pizza! In the middle of a pie with fresh mozzarella,…read morepepperoni, hot honey and capicola. Delicious!

Absolutely must visit museum! The best museum, tour, knowledge ever experienced. Love museums and…read morevisited many across the country and this is in top 2. Interesting, affordable, incredible collections, including target cast iron toy collection. All ages will enjoy and during the summer they host an old fashion ice cream social, which is so much fun and delicious.

We called (great customer service)…read more We picked up (wonderful hospitality) The Pizza of the Month (Gyro) was excellent. We look forward to our next pizza.

Had some pretty okay pasta and pizza at this place in Lena. It may be a place mostly for takeout…read morebut there's still a seating area inside there. Saporito's is one of the few places in town to get pizza or Italian whatsoever. A long time local hangout. The space inside may be limited but it has charm somehow. Coming in here to order we thought maybe the only choice was to get it to go. It's pretty small looking from the outside. They actually have a few tables. A cool thing is these have tomato cans. They put the food on top of these. It's about $6 for the spaghetti. The small portion is actually pretty big too. Basic looking as far as pasta goes to be honest. Pay another buck for each extra ingredient. We got it with mushrooms. Pizza is kind of basic. The prices for this are higher. Great thing there's not much of competition around. It's a place okay to bring families. They're closed Mondays and Tuesdays.