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Best hidden gem in Madison! My sister and I worked for Greenbush while students at the UW and I instantly loved what Greenbush is all about. They thrive on being a "heard it through the grapevine" type of restaurant. I continue to love being able to introduce friends of mine to the restaurant, making them them new fans of Greenbush Bar. Christmas lights adorn the ceilings, music fills the room, one-of-a-kind food comes out of the kitchen, and a mirrored bar keeps drinks coming! I am a big pizza lover and have yet to find pizza that even comes close to the pizza at Greenbush Bar. Nothing can beat their homemade crust, sauce, and myriad of toppings. Greenbush uses cornmeal on the bottom of the crust, which adds extra deliciousness to the pizza. On top of the pizza, Greenbush Bar also has salads (try the Chef Salad...it's to die for!), pasta, lasagna, wonderful appetizers, homemade deserts (key lime pie and flourless chocolate cake are two of my favorites) and more. One complaint I've heard from people before is that the wait is too long. First of all, remember that the restaurant has 15 tables and its worth waiting for quality, locally grown food. Dependent on what time you come to Greenbush Bar, it can be busy but they do work hard to keep things moving. If you are hoping to get seated quickly, the best time to come is earlier in the dinner service or later in the night. Also, Greenbush gets a good size crowd for Badger games, specifically basketball and football games. They do not take reservations so if you have a bigger table, you may have to wait a little bit. It all depends on the night. I have never minded the wait. Have a delicious drink, like their brandy old-fashioneds or a mohito and relax! I love everything Greenbush Bar is about. Great vibe, food that is bought locally and is incomparable to any place in Madison, large variety of drinks...favorite restaurant in Madison. Come down to the Greenbush Bar, located in the basement of the Italian Workmens Club!
positive