“So far, I totally dig this place Great machines for my compulsive gambling needs Charming bartenders...even at 8am! Bathrooms that don't smell like a Planned parenthood. Comfy seats for my award winning booty. :)“
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“Food was soooo good and service was good :)“
“Gives us a place to go when you want everybody there to know your name. There is a excellent female bartender there best bartender Kibb's has available. Unfortunately I've had a bar tender take over to relieve another. The relief was a patron before making the decision to takeover. The attitude of an easily irritated drunk was now being experienced by all. There is a guy there that is a horrible drunk he is always there I don't pay him no never mind and I'm always pleasant. However he decided to say some things that I didn't find very favorable and when I stood up by myself I was condemned by the bartender to leave him alone. I didn't call him names but I don't feel like as a patron can actually speak words about slurring them I have not pickled my brain that's sending up for myself and not letting an idiot pick on me should not be something that I am getting scolded for.“
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“Visited for the first time in years. It was bingo night so it was busy but we didn’t have wait terribly long to be seated. Food was fantastic! My daughter raved about the steak medallions in French onion soup—waitress said no one ever orders it, so go ahead and try it. We will be back.“
“friendly bartenders, great prices, and clean restrooms.“
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“This adorable little bar is ran by two sisters. I have only been there a couple times, and I am a quiet patron, but here is what I have noticed. The patrons are welcomed by name, the environment is cozy and welcoming, and the food is reasonably priced and excellent. Kindness matters.“
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“There’s this bar, that bar, bars near and far,
but there’s something different about a Legion Bar.
In Waupun where the sculptures stand,
Wild Goose wanders through farm-field land.
Marsh birds rise where the cattails sway,
while Main Street carries on another Wisconsin day.
Inside the Legion, pull up a chair,
cold beer poured with stories to share.
Old friends gather, new folks too,
a little hometown chatter over a cold brew.
Stars and stripes, stripes and stars,
some served close, some traveled far.
Names remembered, stories retold,
service and sacrifice worth more than gold.
No velvet rope, no fancy flair,
just Waupun folks and an open chair.
A laugh, a toast, a handshake strong,
the kind of place where locals belong.
So wander off the Wild Goose,
park your caboose,
and raise one for those who served before.
City of Sculpture outside,
American pride inside,
and Wisconsin poured at the bar.
Peace. Piece. Peas.
Mr. E and Justin Thyme“