Restaurants Near UW-Platteville

All that studying requires some serious fuel. Of course, you’ll find the same chain restaurants in Platteville you’d find anywhere, but there are also lots of local favorite places that you should definitely check out. Next time you’re ready for a killer meal, try one of these fine establishments in Platteville:

Gina’s Restaurant and Bar
Fiesta Cancun
Steve’s Pizza Place

Bars Near UW-Platteville

If there’s one thing UW-Platteville students know well (besides engineering), it’s bars! Next time you’re thirsty or looking for a place to meet up after class, check out any of these great bars. We’re sure you won’t be disappointed by what they have to offer:

Ticket Bar & Grill
Red N Deb’s Bar & Grill
The Annex

Things To Do in Platteville, WI

Platteville may be small, but that doesn’t mean there’s a lack of fun things to do! For a little history, check out the Mining & Rollo Jamison Museums. They aim to teach visitors about Platteville’s regional history and its longstanding mining tradition, and they’re located nearby at the eastern end of Platteville’s historic district. Spend your time there by touring the 1845 Bevans Lead Mine, riding in a 1931 mine train, and learning about the local history of Platteville!

Southeastern Wisconsin might not be known as wine country but the Bauer-Kearns Winery makes Platteville a true powerhouse when it comes to fine wines. All of the Bauer Kearns Label Wines are Estate Wines. All grapes in these wines are grown on their estate in Platteville, so stop by for free tours and tastings during all business hours. Just don’t get too judicious with your tasting… you’re supposed to spit it out, remember? (Don’t worry. We won’t tell your professors.)

Just a short drive from the university lies the Dickeyville Grotto. The Dickeyville Grotto and Shines were erected on Holy Ghost Parish Grounds and are the work of Father Mathias Wernerus, a Catholic Priest, Pastor of the Parish from 1918 to 1931. His handiwork in stone, built from 1925-1930, is dedicated to the unity of two great American ideals-love of God and the love of Country. These religious and patriotic shrines were constructed without the use of blueprints. You should absolutely check them out to get a richer historical understanding of how Platteville came to be the town it is today.

Platteville Highlights:

Mining Museum
Bauer-Kearns Winery
Dickeyville Grotto

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