Nice old fashioned drive in. Very affordable. Only got a banana shake, but it was good. Overall very good experience

Great Surprise We had gone to see attraction near here on the way back grandson, great grandson and I stopped and so happy we did. I had the best sloppy joes I had in years, burgers, fries, onion rings all great, even took chicago hot dog home for later. fun things for kids while you wait and the wait was so worth it. We live over an hour away but will be taking road trips just to go back. Thank you for great food and reasonable prices.

Just great diner food and ice cream. Worth the stop every time. They even have a playground.

A classic in wautoma and one of our favorite places to visit an old fashion drive in, it's like you stepped back in time to the 50s. If you get a chance visit and get yourself an old fashioned malt

My higher score is based on how cool and nostalgic this place is. Go for the experience, not so much the food. I am so happy this place still operates after 70+ years! Although it was my first time visiting, I gather that not much has changed during those years. ;) We were happy to try some Twig's Soda in bottles. I had Caramel Apple and my hubby had Black Cherry. They were both cold and delicious, and locally made. I tried a Hot Beef sandwich which featured tender shredded beef topped with onion and melted cheese. Not bad, but not my favorite either. My hubby had a simple cheeseburger and was not overly impressed. Guess we missed the mark on ordering the best sandwiches here. We both tried small twist cones. At first lick I was like, WOW this is so rich!! It's maybe THE richest soft-serve I've ever tasted. And a small was all I could handle because it was so rich! Delicious.

If you're looking for old school charm and great homemade food you're in the right place. Dine in the side the air conditioning or outside for a classic car hop style restaurant. Thet also have seating outside in the summer. The people are sooooo l friendly and helpful ...they have a wide range menu including a wonderful grilled cheese sandwich for vegetarians. My favorite side is the clam strips... washed down with a chocolate malt extra malt powder please. It's always a wonderful experience coming to to the MW. Can't wait to come back . thank you all.( emily,handy and diana!!!)

I've been driving past the Milty-Wilty for years when on my way from hither to yon. Usually, I hit Wautoma at odd times when either Milty-Wilty is closed or stopping there just isn't called for. Today, the time was right and so was the appetite! Finally! This is an old-school drive-in and diner. Under the fabulous neon signage are two walk-up service windows with an old-school, giant ice cream cone in the display window. The service windows each have a laminated menu with a myriad of choices. While you're waiting for your order, check out the museum, in the north display window, of past Milty-Wilty equipment. You'll see Hamilton-Beach malt mixers and a dispenser, and a Carnation malt tin. On the floor is an old-style root beer barrel tapper with an antique cash register on top of it. You might opt to step to the inside dining room. There is a self-service counter, not unlike the outside windows. Once your order is placed, enjoy the '50s decor and memorabilia, with black and white checkerboard ceramic wall tiles (and floor tiles, too!) along with bright colors, a porcelain ceiling, old 45s, chrome-and-vinyl dinette tables. Don't let the decor fool you, the food is great, too and the prices are more than reasonable, too. It's south of Wautoma, on the west side of the highway, just north of the 73-21 split. Whether you're on your way up north, or on your way home, or you live in the Wautoma area, drop into Milty-Wilty and see what I mean. You could also play some miniature golf or hit a bucket of balls on the driving range. Tips: there is a canopy area with pull up menus but there doesn't appear to be car hop service. Milty-Wilty is cash only. Their neon signage is artwork, hopefully, you'll see them at night.

Note: They are cash or check only! This is a small town Wisconsin classic. It's got a 50s diner theme with the old drive in still attached. It seems to be a destination spot for everyone going through the area and locals alike. They have great custard with lots of topping options. Their custard is a little rich for my taste, so their shakes are my go to. The portions are huge so either order small or plan on left overs. The service is a little slow, but very friendly. They have a mini golf course in the back. I have not tried they food but their menu has a large variety of American food at reasonable prices. There is seating indoors and outdoors, although the drive in is not functioning. If you are in the area this is a must!