The Sow's Ear

Cody Stovall

Cool spot with a nice feel! Their take on the club sandwich is so good!

Hammer Fist

It's easy to see that pretty much everything about the Sow's Ear has been carefully curated to be an affordable but high-quality local experience - from the local landscape artwork on the walls by a local artist, to the locally or regionally dyed and spun skeins of yarn for sale, to the dishes and beverages that cleverly reference Wisconsin locales. And let's not ignore the most important part! My beverage of choice was the Silk Purse (bonus points to those who catch the biblical reference to the cafe title), which was delightful and turned around reasonably quickly. The oatmeal and toast I had was also great. The cafe calls out that turnaround time on food may be higher, and it was, but it ultimately didn't detract from the experience.

J. Garty

We were passing through, and decided to stop to get some coffees to go. It was National yarn day, and it was awesome to see all of the people outside behind the shop creating these amazing pieces with yarn. Some crocheting, some knitting. When going inside, the place wasn't busy at all. We got our drinks within minutes, and we're on our way. The employee behind the counter was very nice. Ended up getting a white chocolate mocha- iced, and it was so good. Would go back again if we are traveling in the area. It was neat to see that part of the place was a coffee house, the other part was a yarn store. They also had a variety of food options as well, but didn't stay long to check that out.

Cindy & Dan Kuhn

From the delicious coffee aroma that welcomes each entering customer, to the luscious yarns, the yummy menu options, and the super friendly, knowledgeable staff, The Sow's Ear has all the components I find compelling in a yarn store. Not to …Thank you Cindy and Dan!