Hooters
When we started, we wanted to put all the stuff we love in one place. Food we crave, ice-cold beer, and all the sports you could possibly watch on wall-to-wall big screen TVs. And let’s not forget the Hooters Girls. Their one-of-a-kind hospitality makes you feel welcome from the moment you walk in the door. It all seems so simple, we can’t believe nobody else thought of it.
We're not the bragging type, but somehow we ended up with a downright craveable menu. We’ve got it all—appetizers, salads, burgers, seafood, you name it. And those Hooters Wings. Well, they're world famous for a r...
Humanitree House
If you’re looking for high quality and customer service, you’ve come to the right place.
LakeHouse Grill & Pub
LakeHouse Grill & Pub is located minutes outside of Augusta, WI on beautiful Lake Eau Claire. Serving breakfast on Saturdays and Sundays as well as daily specials every day of the week. With a full menu, you're sure to find something you like. Come see us today!
Montelle Winery
The secret to our success in producing outstanding wines is our vineyards. The Augusta area was chosen as the first viticultural area in the United States because of our unique soils, microclimate, and history, and it is our mission to produce wines that exemplify the uniqueness of this eleven square mile area.
Our philosophy is to farm our vineyards with a respect for the land and the environment. As a result, our wines are fresh, fragrant, focused, and well balanced, but most of all, express the uniqueness of our vineyards. It is this attention to detail that has enabled us to produce wines...
Pink Frosting - A Local Eatery
Pink Frosting is a gourmet dessert catering company that specializes in delectable cupcakes and candied apples. All of our desserts are freshly baked from scratch using only premium ingredients such as pure vanilla flavor and AA Grade Butter.
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Savannah River Brewing Co.
SRBC came to be thanks to the imagination and culminated efforts of two brothers and their families. We chose our name in honor of the river that separates Georgia and South Carolina, the Westobou, more commonly known today as the Savannah River.