Culvers of Mauston

We, three merry Wisconsin-​based friends recently visited this Culvers for an afternoon treat. We were first impressed by the bathrooms’ privacy and Spanish-​style masonry that the Mauston area is known for.
After enjoying our curds and ice cream we took a walk to the neighboring Red Geranium gift shop. As a warning to readers, don’t be fooled by the inviting appearance of the flower boxes and adirondack chairs that the front porch of the Red Geranium has to offer. The charming store was closed and were were instantly stung by their security hornets.
We hobbled back into the Culvers as the sting wounds began to swell. It was there that we were offered ice, Benadryl ointment, bandaids, and free mango smoothie samples.
It’s places like these that warm the ice-​tolerant hearts of three Scandinavian-​Americans, and give the Midwest its charming reputation. Thank you, Culvers of Mauston.

Came by while on a cross country trip to try the famous butter burger. As burgers go it was good and fresh. What make it really great was the customer service and the frozen custard!

Every year I drive from NYC to Minneapolis, one of the things I must do before I leave the midwest is of course… go to Culvers. What makes this place different from all the others you will encounter? Well, it’s the largest damn Culvers in the country! Which isn’t saying much but hey, there’s plenty of parking, it’s right off the highway, and being a flagship store, I would assume the standards of service are more rigorously reviewed here.
If you’re at a Culvers, all you need to know is BUTTER… BURGER. That’s right, now all you gotta say is ‘Murica. Get that burger cooked with butter, enjoy that greasy goodness, and wash it all down with a frozen custard because those are the highlights of the menu. Anything else and you would be doing yourself a disservice.

While on a cross-​country road trip, driving from Chicago to Akron, we got hungry and decided to find somewhere cheap (but good) to stop. Unilocal pointed us to Culver’s, and while we’d never heard of it before, we decided to stop. This ended up being a very good decision.
I opted for a «ButterBurger» (which is basically a super-​rich cheeseburger with a pickle on top) and some cheese curds, which were both excellent. I also tried the Culver’s special root beer, which was definitely a cut above the usual Barq’s. My two friends ordered a burger, fries, and a shake and a chicken salad (which was a very large portion), and both of them reported that their meals were quite good as well. The prices were reasonable, with the bill coming to a little under $ 30 for the three of us.
All in all, it’s probably not worth driving out for — but if you’re on the road and looking for a great, quick bite, Culver’s is definitely the move.

Awesome food and awesome customer service!!! Absolutely loved it! Food is really good quality and the staff is super nice and patient, you can hardly ask for more

I love Culver’s. I have expressed my love once before this in another review for a different location. I wish we had this restaurant chain back home in Toronto, but it is probably safer for my pants that there isn’t.
I dream about their cheeseburgers. I am not joking, its that good. Every location I have been to (thus far) was sparkling clean and the staff are very polite.
Don’t forget to try the fried cheese curds with ranch and marinara for dipping!

Easy, quick stop that was a lot of fun for the kids. Kids menu had healthy choices and an ample treat for after. Next time, I would order a kid’s meal!

It’s Culvers first of all. I have been here a few times and have had no issues. Staff has always been friendly and the food is awesome! If you’ve never been to a Culvers before, they’re a little more expensive than say a McDonald’s, but well worth it.

I came at the suggestion of another Unilocaler. I’ll be back if I pass through again.
I have never been to Culver’s, or even heard of it. But they are all over here in the Wisconsin area. Fast food, but a step up from McDonalds I guess.
I had a summer salad special and was very happy with the choice. It was very good.
They have indoor and outdoor seating. Outdoors had umbrellas. Nice. Wifi, worked better inside than out, but none the less, it worked.
Staff here were super nice. Parking was very easy.

How can you drive through Wisconsin on an i90 road trip and not stop at Culvers? This is a classic originally Wisconsin eatery and I love every bite. Get the cheese curds!