Welcome to Madison and Wisconsin Dive Club

770 Regent St, Madison, WI  53715

525 W Johnson St, Madison, WI  53703

440 W Johnson St, Madison, WI  53703

333 W Washington Ave, Madison, WI 53703

22 S Carroll St, Madison, WI  53703

 A little gem on Regent Street where the coffee is fresh, the food is light and the waffles will make you question what you have been missing until now. 

Cute spot next to the pool tucked between a train car, a bike shop and The Harvey House.

Good and strong coffee with great ambiance and people watching.

Two blocks from the pool, they use a revolutionary brewing machine called Ground Control, which consistently brings out the sweet, balanced taste in each cup. 

A badger alumni staple. Hearty portions and breakfast milkshakes. Boasts a breakfast scrambler so big that even a hungry athlete will struggle to clean their plate. 

A walk down State Street is always better with an ice cream cone in hand. The Chocolate Shoppe serves some of the best scoops in the country (this is the dairy state) and makes for a great after dinner dessert. 

Dotty’s arguably serves some of the best burgers in Madison. The décor inside gives it a comfortable feel and it is conveniently located near campus. 

A Madison staple and the best cheese curds in town. Great Wisconsin cuisine with a prime view of the Downtown Square.  

Located at lake level in the historic Langdon Building, The Boathouse serves authentic Wisconsin favorites like a Chicken BLT on Stella’s Spicy Cheese Bread —all with beautiful Lake Mendota as its front yard. 

Similar to The Old Fashioned in a little cozier environment. It may be a debate among locals of which is better between the two. With great food, friendly people, and a view of the capitol you can’t go wrong. 

 Great pizza in a remodeled bank building with a view of the capital. One of the newer restaurants in Madison and it has quickly become one of the best. 

Hidden behind Madison’s Historic Train Depot, The Harvey House is a celebration of Wisconsin’s iconic supper clubs. The Harvey House - Hidden behind Madison’s Historic Train Depot, The Harvey House is a celebration of Wisconsin’s iconic supper clubs.

A pedestrian friendly smorgasbord of foods and gifts from around the state and world that cater to everyone's palate. Starting from Bascom Hill all the way to the Capital Building and Lady Wisconsin, herself. 

A trip to Madison would not be complete without a visit to the terrace. One of the most beloved places in the city to catch up with friends, grab a brat, and soak in the scenery right on Lake Mendota.

With over 1-1/2 miles of locally-owned businesses, Monroe Street is bordered by a beautiful historic neighborhood and conveniently located near UW Madison's Camp Randall Stadium and connecting to Lake Wingra. If you want to get out on the water rent kayaks, SUP boards, and paddle boats at Wingra Boats located in Wingra Park. 

Patrons will find a full array of Wisconsin fruits and vegetables, cheeses, honey and maple syrups, local meats, bakery items, and many specialty items. We highly recommend some fresh cheese curds and Stella's Spicy Cheese Bread. 

Rent an E-Bike at one of the dozens of bike racks and explore one of the nations most bike friendly cities. It's a great way to tour our city and get the best lake views.

Founded in 2007 by owner and Creative Director Ken Monteleone, who believes that Wisconsin cheese, the Badger State's cheese-making heritage, and its growing artisan food movement all deserve a showcase. Fantastic gift ideas to take a piece of Madison home.

Widely recognized as the site of historic research in ecological restoration. Take a beautiful fall hike or drive through the 1200 acres of the oldest and most varied collection of restored ecological communities in the world.

One of only a handful of admission-free, community-supported zoos in the country. Fully accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, our beautiful zoo features exhibits and attractions for the whole family!