There are loads of pretty great restaurants in Wisconsin, but how many 1) are located on a farm 2) let you eat in your lawn chairs 3) and serve delicious pizza? Not many. Wow, what a cool concept. Enter Suncrest Gardens Farm. If you’re lucky enough to get to eat on a farm (those of us not born and raised on them), it’s a real treat. Especially in Cochrane. This pizza farm in Wisconsin is stunning, particularly as the sun begins to go down. There’s nothing like sitting around in lawn chairs and just catching up with the people you love. A pail of New Glarus beers doesn’t hurt anything, either. Hang out and play lawn games, or just check out the farm. There are lots of barnyard animals. And if it rains, you can eat in the barn.

But while that’s all fine and dandy, let’s get down to what’s truly important: the food. These pizzas use only the freshest ingredients, and they are piping hot. They are wood-fired, meaning that the crust has a nice crisp and everything is bubbling. There are no utensils or napkins, so BYOE (everything). You might have to wait up to an hour to eat, so make sure you’re comfortable with some chairs (that you bring) and take it all in. It’s awesome and totally worth it. Here are some pics of the best pizza farm in Wisconsin (and food):

Suncrest Gardens Farm/Facebook Suncrest Gardens Pizza Farm encourages patrons to, “Eat well, smile often,” and the folks at this quirky Wisconsin eatery definitely does its part to put a smile on your face. The seasonal farm-to-table restaurant is open from May to September.

Suncrest Gardens Farm/Flickr Keep an eye out for special out-of-season events as well by way of their website and Facebook page. Some consider this Cochrane pizza farm in Wisconsin the best in the state, and we’d have to agree.

Suncrest Gardens Farm/Facebook The “pizza experience” has garnered almost a pure 5-star rating for the Suncrest Gardens Pizza Farm across Google, Yelp, and TripAdvisor. Visitors rave about the great food, atmosphere, and kind service.

Suncrest Gardens Farm/Facebook The 16-acre farm grows all of the ingredients that you’ll find on your pizza. There’s no other place in the state that you’ll find fresher vegetables, fruits, herbs, and meats.

Suncrest Gardens Farm/Facebook Though Suncrest Gardens Pizza Farm is considered a pizza farm, you can also purchase homemade soups, seasonal dishes, and a rotating menu of multi-course meals.

Suncrest Gardens Farm/Facebook Make sure you bring a cold one! There’s nothing that pairs better with a good slice of pizza.

You can learn more about the best pizza in Wisconsin at Suncrest Gardens Pizza Farm with a visit to its official Facebook page.

Suncrest Gardens Farm/Facebook

Suncrest Gardens Pizza Farm encourages patrons to, “Eat well, smile often,” and the folks at this quirky Wisconsin eatery definitely does its part to put a smile on your face. The seasonal farm-to-table restaurant is open from May to September.

Suncrest Gardens Farm/Flickr

Keep an eye out for special out-of-season events as well by way of their website and Facebook page. Some consider this Cochrane pizza farm in Wisconsin the best in the state, and we’d have to agree.

The “pizza experience” has garnered almost a pure 5-star rating for the Suncrest Gardens Pizza Farm across Google, Yelp, and TripAdvisor. Visitors rave about the great food, atmosphere, and kind service.

The 16-acre farm grows all of the ingredients that you’ll find on your pizza. There’s no other place in the state that you’ll find fresher vegetables, fruits, herbs, and meats.

Though Suncrest Gardens Pizza Farm is considered a pizza farm, you can also purchase homemade soups, seasonal dishes, and a rotating menu of multi-course meals.

Make sure you bring a cold one! There’s nothing that pairs better with a good slice of pizza.

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Address: S2257 Yaeger Valley Rd, Cochrane, WI 54622, USA

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pizza farm in Wisconsin August 22, 2020 Meghan Kraft What are the best restaurants in Wisconsin? The state of Wisconsin is known for its open farmland, fresh cheeses, and perfect produce, which makes it easy for this Northern state to serve up an incredible list of local dining experiences. Bacchus in Milwaukee offers Lake Michigan views and is a four-star restaurant that’s also home to the best wine list in the city. Chefusion is a gastropub we’d recommend for a quirky, upscale experience in a small-town studded state. Looking for beers, brats, and cheeses? Then to The Old Fashioned you go! This Madison-based tavern has a woodsy, European feel and a purely indulgent menu. What are the best-hidden gem restaurants in Wisconsin? The entire state tends to be a bit of a hidden gem, but the best under-the-radar restaurants include the Village Bar in Madison, the Flying Hound in Fitchburg, and the Baraboo Cheese Factory. Each is small and unassuming and hide a dining experience that’s bound to leave you ready for more. The Cheese Factory serves 100% vegan fare, making it a diamond amidst the rough of the rest of the fried foot centric state. The Flying Hound is hidden in a strip mall but serves the best sweet potato fries in the state! And the Village Bar? Well, it has a kitchen so small you’d almost wonder if there’s a chef back there, but the bar food is UNREAL. What are the most iconic restaurants in Wisconsin? If you’re looking to visit an iconic Wisconsin restaurant, then Mader’s in Milwaukee is the first spot to stop. The German cuisine on the menu has been served in the same place for over a century, and presidents have even eaten there. Al Johnson’s in Sister Bay serves Swedish dishes on actual Swedish dishes (you see what we did there?), and the authentic experience is fun for the whole family. Lastly, if you make it to Graze in Madison, then the farm-to-table experience serves up drinks and a killer view that can’t be missed.

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pizza farm in Wisconsin

August 22, 2020

Meghan Kraft

What are the best restaurants in Wisconsin? The state of Wisconsin is known for its open farmland, fresh cheeses, and perfect produce, which makes it easy for this Northern state to serve up an incredible list of local dining experiences. Bacchus in Milwaukee offers Lake Michigan views and is a four-star restaurant that’s also home to the best wine list in the city. Chefusion is a gastropub we’d recommend for a quirky, upscale experience in a small-town studded state. Looking for beers, brats, and cheeses? Then to The Old Fashioned you go! This Madison-based tavern has a woodsy, European feel and a purely indulgent menu. What are the best-hidden gem restaurants in Wisconsin? The entire state tends to be a bit of a hidden gem, but the best under-the-radar restaurants include the Village Bar in Madison, the Flying Hound in Fitchburg, and the Baraboo Cheese Factory. Each is small and unassuming and hide a dining experience that’s bound to leave you ready for more. The Cheese Factory serves 100% vegan fare, making it a diamond amidst the rough of the rest of the fried foot centric state. The Flying Hound is hidden in a strip mall but serves the best sweet potato fries in the state! And the Village Bar? Well, it has a kitchen so small you’d almost wonder if there’s a chef back there, but the bar food is UNREAL. What are the most iconic restaurants in Wisconsin? If you’re looking to visit an iconic Wisconsin restaurant, then Mader’s in Milwaukee is the first spot to stop. The German cuisine on the menu has been served in the same place for over a century, and presidents have even eaten there. Al Johnson’s in Sister Bay serves Swedish dishes on actual Swedish dishes (you see what we did there?), and the authentic experience is fun for the whole family. Lastly, if you make it to Graze in Madison, then the farm-to-table experience serves up drinks and a killer view that can’t be missed.

The OIYS Visitor Center

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The state of Wisconsin is known for its open farmland, fresh cheeses, and perfect produce, which makes it easy for this Northern state to serve up an incredible list of local dining experiences. Bacchus in Milwaukee offers Lake Michigan views and is a four-star restaurant that’s also home to the best wine list in the city. Chefusion is a gastropub we’d recommend for a quirky, upscale experience in a small-town studded state. Looking for beers, brats, and cheeses? Then to The Old Fashioned you go! This Madison-based tavern has a woodsy, European feel and a purely indulgent menu.

What are the best-hidden gem restaurants in Wisconsin?

The entire state tends to be a bit of a hidden gem, but the best under-the-radar restaurants include the Village Bar in Madison, the Flying Hound in Fitchburg, and the Baraboo Cheese Factory. Each is small and unassuming and hide a dining experience that’s bound to leave you ready for more. The Cheese Factory serves 100% vegan fare, making it a diamond amidst the rough of the rest of the fried foot centric state. The Flying Hound is hidden in a strip mall but serves the best sweet potato fries in the state! And the Village Bar? Well, it has a kitchen so small you’d almost wonder if there’s a chef back there, but the bar food is UNREAL.

What are the most iconic restaurants in Wisconsin?

If you’re looking to visit an iconic Wisconsin restaurant, then Mader’s in Milwaukee is the first spot to stop. The German cuisine on the menu has been served in the same place for over a century, and presidents have even eaten there. Al Johnson’s in Sister Bay serves Swedish dishes on actual Swedish dishes (you see what we did there?), and the authentic experience is fun for the whole family. Lastly, if you make it to Graze in Madison, then the farm-to-table experience serves up drinks and a killer view that can’t be missed.