September 3, 2009
Whoa, I have to admit that I was prejudiced against this place for some obtuse reason. However, I was put in my place in the best way possible. Great place! Attention was paid to the smallest detail. Aesthetics have played a crucial role in the design and execution of the building and operation of this place. Should be around for at least 100 years. And, AND - good beer to boot! Only had appetizers to eat and they were tasty. Bit pricey, but on the other hand beer was almost crazy cheap! Looking forward to a return ASAP.

June 20, 2009
Stopped her on the drive to Minneapolis. Been only once, not planning to come back again but would if the opportunity came up. It is close to the highway, so not far out of the way. The area seems to be a bit of a tourist spot as far as Wisconsin goes. Moosejaw is a very artificial, seems like corporate owned place. Chrysler’s with moose on them sit in the parking lot. The inside is all fake, decorated to be a lodge with stuffed animals. Way over the top, think if TGIF made a lodge-like restaurant. @ floors, lots of room, lots of tables, very family friendly. The brewing facilities are on the 2nd floor, out & beautiful. Food: average prices, average selection, for a brewpub, I did not eat a pizza. Otherwise, my brat and my lady’s BLT tasted ok, very average. Beer; above average. 12 on tap. 1 oaked porter, lots of styles. No flaws, lages done very well, especially the "Red" lager. Only the 2 weakest (mainstream appealing) were uninteresting. I would stop by again if I was around but I wouldn’t make a trip out there just for it.

May 5, 2009
Stopped in with family on vacation. Very nice looking place. Service was very poor. First on an empty Sunday evening they sit me, my obviously pregnant wife, and my 1 1/2 year old daughter in the bar when the rest of the dinning area was empty. We then order an appetizer and they forgot to bring it before our meal. Not even an I am sorry from out waiter. My burger was dry and had to be sitting under a lamp forever. Had a 6 5oz sampler and can say there was not a bad beer in the mix but nothing that great either. Would come back for beers but that is it.

October 9, 2008
I had what they call the 10 point sample of all their beer. I asked the waiter for a copy of the beer menu so I could make some note so I could log them into this site he said that thay did not have one. My wife and enjoyed the appitizer and he shows up with a copy off the copy machine, now that is good service, Thanks Dan. We enjoyed the beer and made all kinds of note then when we left I left it behind, sorry Dan. pizza was a little bit doughy but good.

August 6, 2008
10 5oz beers for $12. Went on a Wednesday afternoon in August. Quick waitstaff service, but very slow bar service (there was only one bartender behind the bar). Ambiance is faux rustic, a lot of rough wood style furniture and taxidermy on the walls. Not all that uncommon for the Dells area, actually. Pizza’s acceptable: nice crisp dough, fresh veggies, and a sweeter sauce (it blended well with the Apricot Ale). Serve a thick beer-cheese soup that tastes like a broccoli-cheese soup mated with potato soup. To quote, most of the beers were inoffensive but unmemorable.

August 18, 2007
Interesting decor that would make a PETA member cry. Tons of animals adorne the walls and the lamps and just about everywhere in here. While there I split the 10 beer sampler and a pizza. First off, the pizza was excellent. Nice thin crust, tons of fresh topping. Now onto the beer. I can sum this up in one word... Meh! Boring and brewed for the masses to make them think they are drinking craft beer. I guess you can’t blame them for doing this in a tourist area. I actually felt sorry for the brewer, knowing they are probably holding him/her back. During the summer, go here during off peak hours, or be prepared to wait hours for a table. We went at 4:30 for an early dinner and beat the rush. The place was jammed packed at 6 when we left.

August 1, 2007
Had a 10 beer sampler here on a crowded summer Friday night. None of the beers were all that good and I didn’t even finish a lot of the samples. Nothing infected, just very bland and on the watery side of any style. Perhaps when they’ve got a few of their higher gravity beers on tap it might be worth a stop, otherwise it’s a typical run-of-the-mill brewpub.

July 1, 2007 [ Updated October 28, 2007 ]
A really cool looking brewpub all decked out in northwoods stuff, moose heads and all sorts of other dead animals on the walls. Kinda neat if you arent from Wisconsin and seem to think that all of us here decorate our homes like that ) Not too wide of a selection with about 7 different brews available, one in about each of the major styles, nothing remarkable, but decent.

June 29, 2007
Visited on a Thursday afternoon around 4 PM for some pizza and a sampler. Building looked like a log cabin mansion. Really beautiful and clean. Service was exceptional. Beers were all pretty good, although not the most flavorful. My favorite was the Kilbourn Hop Ale, which had a lot of flavor compared to the others. The thin-crust pizza we had was outstanding. The only problem with this place is that it is in a tourist area, and thus the beers are expensive. $14 for a growler and $11 for a refill. It’s worth a visit if you are in the area, but it isn’t the cheapest place, that’s for sure.

October 25, 2006
Visited this summer. Definitely has that "Northwoods" feel to it but when you think about it - you’re in WI and you’re in the Dells. The wife loved their delivery car with the moose on top. Based on the other reviews, we had the pizza and it was great! Our service was great also. The beers were good - some were much better than others. It is definitely a place I would go back to on a visit to WI.