Q: Ok. I stumbled upon this place today and it was better than i could have ever imagined. The lady who helped me was extremely nice and friendly. She gave me a few samples and made suggestions. I got many different items but will ONLY highlight the toffee brittle. This toffee could be the greatest candy I've ever had in my life. It wasn't like the normal hard and crunchy toffee. It was smooth, creamy, crunchy, and soft at the same time. It's hard to explain but absolutely heavenly. I will be back. This place does not disappoint. A+++u

A: positive

Q: We always seem to miss these cheese shops passing through the Dells. We stopped here coming back from Des Plaines in Oct., and it's right off the exit. As you enter there is a display of fudge, but they only want to cut it for you on the way out. Next are all the gadgets and gifts. I got some cool reading glasses, a ghost cheese spreader, body shampoo, a WI shot glass, cheese slicer. We were hosting the upcoming fountain pen meeting and bought a great variety of meats and cheeses. One large beef summer sausage I brought to my thanksgiving hostess. Picked up a cranberry jelly, various crackers. I got to sample all the cheese spreads, and settled on the sharp cheddar. I loved the beef and cheese snack pack because they came in small bites. We left with a few sundries, and of course the fudge. Be prepared to drop at least $100. And this was us restraining ourselves.

A: positive

Q: You order in at the back counter...It's called Ncounter so I guess that's only fitting. Choose your own seats. I ordered the Ncounter omelette- yum! Don't get the potatoes as a side though, they're kind of soggy and definitely not crispy enough for my liking. Mix the jasmine tea with some lemonade and sit outside- it's a perfect self-made arnold palmer of sorts! Patio is great for people watching! Bussers/servers are generally really cute. Just don't say the first thing that comes out of your mouth when you Ncounter (HAHA SEE WHAT I DID THERE?) one though...Because if you're like me, it'll go like this: "I'm sorry I got sweaty and sweat all over this bench. Sorry. It's hot. Sorry. Bye." The cute busser will laugh and say "It's ok," and then talk to the other busser about how awkward you are (probably). Then you'll walk away awkward and horrified and you'll never want to come back, but you definitely will because the food is good and the people there are attractive.

A: positive

Q: The one good thing about this place is it is always consistent, the bad thing is it's always a consistently not good. The margaritas are so-so, the food is so-so and so is the service - this time we lucked out and got an adequate server. Most of the staff are poorly dressed and unkempt. Make sure to order your next cocktail way before your first is finished so you get it in time. The kicker, the state of the restaurant - it is dirty, unkept and in desperate need of a face-lift or at the very least a fresh coat of paint and pressure washed. A friend that was with us stated that it's because college kids don't care about the environment that they eat in. Looking around I pointed out the families and said that if they appealed to the families and the corporate offices in the area, they may have a better environment for guests AND staff. So why do I keep going back? It's never my choice. I only go at the request of other and don't recommend them to anyone. Have I contacted them about poor device issues? Yes - management has reached out to me in the past but with each visit, it is clear to me that guest feedback does not effect how they run their business. The good news, it's America and they can run it however they choose and as long as they are in the black, they aren't going to do anything to change. Can't argue with that logic I suppose. I would suggest their Jimaca summer salad though - the dressing is the thing that made it great but I am going to be on the hunt for Jimaca for my salads at home. I'll just keep going to Fuzzy's for my mexican food and entertain my friends at Cafe Boa.

A:
negative