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Spring Green

Spring Green is a village of 1,600 people (2019) in Southwest Wisconsin and is the home of two unique architectural wonders: Frank Lloyd Wright's magnificent Taliesin, and Alex Jordan's mysterious House on the Rock. The area is also popular with visitors because of a local Shakespearean theatre, the nearby Wisconsin River with its many recreational opportunities, and a 27-hole Robert Trent Jones-designed golf course.

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    Reflections Jewelry

    Visit a working jewelry artist's studio all year round. Located in an Amish log cabin in the country, featuring silver and gold jewelry and pewter boxes. Call for hours or shop online @ reflectionsjewelryonline.com.

    daily; call for hours

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    Reunion Restaurant

    A moderately priced venue (you might pay $100 for a three-course meal for 2 people) with a menu that changes every Thursday in order to comply with the availability of local and fresh ingredients. Excellent food with a great atmosphere in the renovated State Bank of Spring Green building which is reaching 90 years of age.

    Tue-Sun 11AM-2PM, 4-10PM, Sat Sun brunch 11AM-2PM

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    Riverview Terrace Cafe

    Guides say it's the only standalone restaurant Wright designed.

    Open May-Oct for lunch 9AM-4PM

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    Spring Green General Store and Cafe

    Serves breakfast and lunch. Changing menu for lunch, although the cafe also has an unchanging menu. Vegetarian entrees served every day, full breakfast served only on Saturdays and Sundays, with continental breakfast through the rest of the week. Sandwiches and drinks available for takeout.

    Mon-Fri 9AM-6PM, Sat 8AM-6PM, Sun 8AM-4PM. Weekend breakfast menu served 8AM-noon

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    Arthur's Supper Club

    A nice little steak house and supper club.

    $15-40