7 Best Bar & Grill near Hollandale

“We stopped here for a drink and some appetizers before starting our evening. The place has a lot of history because it was a bowling alley among other various places. The place has a bar, dining room and outdoor patio. The decor is original high exposed wood ceilings which is cool. Service was excellent on our visit. I saw prime rib on Saturday being served at 1:30 for lunch time. The onion rings and mozzarella sticks were the commercial bag kind like most bars have and decent for bar apps. The onion rings were beer battered and tasty.“

“Greatest pizza around!! All time favorite!! Loaded with the best tasting ingredients!! Superb service!! The Friday Fish fry has repeated patrons for years! Fabulous Bloody Mary’s! Atmosphere is one of my favs!! ??Wheelchair accessibility: Back entrance.“

“Parking: I like hanging out in parking lots been to parking lots from Stalingrad to Constantinople and even in Burma. This was a new experience though. With the flatness and the pavement and lines. I just thought how amazing this parking lot truly is.“

“Had an amazing time! delicious burger cooked rare like I like it topped with over easy eggs, and awesome cheese curds! Shawn is a heck of a guy and told us a ton of his deer stories. When I come back thru I won't drive by this place without stopping in!“

“Curly’s is the best breakfast from Mt.Horeb to Dodgeville. We go almost every Sunday they serve breakfast and have never had a disappointing meal. We enjoy their special dish and pancakes(my favorite, I get every time) they change each Sunday. The food is never too greasy as bar breakfast can be. This is the only place we have gone to breakfast since we enjoyed it the first time.“

“Busy hot spot for Friday night fish. Great prices and the food is excellent. Boiled, seasoned red potatoes are my go to option. Expect to sit at the bar as the table waits are long or call ahead. Great staff - how two folks in that tiny kitchen turn out so much great food is unreal. I’m hesitant to post the review as the last thing they need is more business on Friday night.“