Aunt Ozie's Cafe

You know, there are times that you come back to the familiar, the tried and true. This morning is one of those mornings. This place has always been consistent with its food and fair. From all the home made dishes to the made from scratch pies. Best place for miles around. Today, Prime with with eggs! Come in and say hi to Shannon and Jim, great people who will steal your heart!

What a great spot to stop for lunch while riding the roads of The Driftless. I was cruising through the White Mound Route (driftlessroadadventures.com) and came across Aunt Ozie's. Great food, super attentive server, great conversation with locals. Highly recommended and hoping to return next time with friends.

The made from scratch food is terrific but the service is very very slow. Plan on staying there longer than an average restaurant. The atmosphere is pretty cool as well, they have games you can play as they do not have WIFI. It is a local hangout for sure.

We've eaten here twice, once during a snowmobile ride and the second for a Friday night fish fry. We loved the "antique shop/general store" ambiance. The food all tastes homemade and well prepared. We were very impressed with the food and pricing.I would give this place 5 stars if the service wasn't so incredibly slow and inefficient. It's not that they aren't friendly, just severely understaffed. I took my daughter there and it took us 1:15 to get our meals. We definitely will give this wonderful little restaurant another chance but probably not on a busy Friday night.

Go for the pie!He had fried cod with baked potato, cole slaw and green beans. Fish was crispy, fresh and good but the slaw was too sweet for me. I had a chicken Caesar salad which was B+. The dressing was creamy--not right for a Caesar salad. The winner of the meal was the raspberry pie, made in the kitchen by the owner and that was worth a trip. There was no filler in the fruit so it was a mouth watering sweet-tart. The crust wasn't flakey but more short and a delicious complement to the filling. When we raved about it to our waitress she got the cook to come out so we could thank her ourselves.

My friend got breakfast and her food was fine. The Reuben was disappointing. I asked how they prepared the corn beef and she said it was fresh. It was not. The employees were screaming at each other. Plenty of street parking and the atmosphere was nice.

Stopped here as we were passing through town and loved their made from scratch breakfast food: pancakes, omelet, and bacon. The homemade pie was also delicious!

Homemade pizza -- the best in a 100 mile radius, guaranteed! -- and made-with-love-from-scratch pies, brunch, local beers, Sassy Cow ice cream and much much more. A hidden gem in this small town. Owners who will sit down with you to share stories, friendly, professional staff and food that will keep you coming back for more. If you are reading this make your next meal here, you will be so glad you did!

Fish on Friday night with homemade pie? Worth the trip. Baked potatoes, coleslaw, and some nice green beans too.

Great little cafe with friendly service and home-cooked food (we went for breakfast). The rest of their menu looks great as well. For a little cafe, they have a lot of options. It's worth the short drive out of Reedsburg.