Tumbled Rock Brewery & Kitchen

Great food, great service. I like the optional outdoor seating and that dogs are allowed in the outdoor area. The live music is also a bonus! For an appetizer, I really enjoyed the sweet corn and poblano soup and for my entree, I had the Whipped Feta Spread with veggies, which was awesome and satisfying for me. I love vegetables!My friend LOVES the Quesabirria! She orders it every time she goes!

I stumbled upon Tumbled Rock after hiking at a nearby state park. It was a beautiful day and I was able to get a table right away. I started with a flight of beer and enjoyed each one. I also appreciated the wait staff helping me pick out the beers. Although they don't have any vegetarian entrees, the asian lettuce warps with tofu made an excellent meal. I'm not entirely sure why they fried the rice noodles. I would have preferred them soft, but the dish was otherwise very tasty. The patio was lovely. If I had more time, I would have lingered with another beer. I will definitely stop back when in the area.

Stopped by Tumbled Rock after a day of hiking. Both the Kitchen and Brewery side were packed as it was colder weather and no one was on the patio. After checking in, we were told the wait would be 20-25 minutes. Our buzzer went off after 8 minutes! Score! After perusing the drink menu, we tried a variety of beers as well as a local white wine. The fan favorite beers were the Oktoberfest and Triple IPA. The white wine was really well received as well! For food, we got a variety of handhelds. I got the BLTA which the bacon wasn't cooked as requested and was missing the aioli sauce. My mom got the Hot Chicken Sandwich which was not spicy at all. Meat was flavorful and the sandwich was huge. My dad got the Birria Torta which was also huge and had great flavor. My fiancé got the Wagyu Burger which was straight forward meat patty, blue cheese, and a bun. He wished there were more toppings to enhance the flavor. While I am rating my visit a 4/5, I would still highly recommend making a stop to try out Tumbled Rock. It's a great spot in the Baraboo area and is great for any time of year.

We stopped here after a visit to Circus World. Atmosphere: Great outdoor seating! They have umbrellas for shade and rain cover. We sat at a high top right next to the building under the eaves... it rained and we didn't get wet! Lots of seating at the brewery and at the kitchen.Service: Super! Our server, Connor, was attentive and friendly!Food: Yum, yum, yum! I had an iced coffee with Baileys, Kahlua and Frangelico (whipped cream on top? Yes please!) and it was delicious! My husband got a flight and enjoyed it. The sausage/bacon pizza was amazing. There were thick strips of bacon on top of ground sausage. We would definitely make the stop here again.

Overall, a great place to visit at any time of year. Whether you were looking for a local favorite Friday night, fish fry, some live music and a great atmosphere. This is your spot. We visited during the week of Fourth of July on a Wednesday night. It was very busy and the staff Was great!They have a very large parking lot which does tend to fill up quickly!

Great place to eat and hang after a full day at Devil's Lake Stare Park. In the summer and fall they usually have live music outside. You can bring your dog and let them hang around outside. They have plenty of seating indoors and outdoors.Coo is great, their menu is extensive and you have plenty of options to choose from! Vegetarian friendly. Double check for gluten free.Lots of great drinks as well.Service is great.Can get really busy on the weekends so I suggest getting there and preparing for a seat especially for larger groups.

My husband and I love coming to Tumbled Rock Kitchen for lunch. All the food we've had has been impressive, and we like the relaxing vibe. Outdoor seating in the summer is vast and comfortable.Some of our favorite dishes are from the appetizer menu: Truffle fries, Steak Bites, and Crispy Brussel Chips, to name a few. Each are special in their own way, and more than enough for two diners to share.My husband thought the Pulled Ham & Gruyere sandwich was delicious, and I loved the house-pickled vegetables so much that I considered asking them for a pint to take home. Maybe next time.

Hiked Devil's lake, then stopped here for an early dinner. Pleasant hostess seated us right away and brought us our beer order. My English IPA was great; earthy hops. We ordered and got our food very quickly. My BBQ platter was outstanding with ribs, rib tips, brisket and chicken wings, Mac and cheese in a cast iron bowl, coleslaw and a pretzel role. Couldn't eat it all and had to bring some home. My wife's tuna steak was also outstanding. Very nice decor. Great outdoor seating that we wished we could have enjoyed but it was getting chilly.

We definitely liked the drink options, the vibes, and the live music but the food was def sub par. At least what we got, which was:- BBQ platter - included Burnt ends, ribs, brisket, and wings plus Mac n cheese and pretzel roll- Farm pizzaThe brisket and wings were pretty dry. The burnt ends were the highlight but none of it was fresh. I know it's hard with bbq since it's often smoked earlier in the day but this was a miss. Even the Mac tasted like velveeta from a box. Def wouldn't recommend.The farm pizza left a lot to be desired. We both found it mediocre. The carrots were good, the best of the three and a good portion.Overall, we would come back for drinks but maybe not dinner again. Lots of people got burgers we noticed though so maybe that's what they're known for? Idk.

Tumbled Rock ia always on my list to eat when I'm near Devil's Lake. The patio is great when the weather is great and indoors is nice as well. My current obsession is their steak bites and truffle fries. The bites have blue cheese crumbles and are served with warm bread. The truffle fries are plentiful to table share. Service is good. They have specialty drinks that rotate with season and are a good selection if you aren't in the mood for beer.