Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Madison

"According to their website, the name and aesthetic of Colectivo Coffee is inspired by the artful and funky buses used for public transportation across Latin America, called “colectivos.” This local chain is home to award-winning coffee, all-day breakfast, sandwiches, soups, salads, and more. Fully operable garage doors open the barista station and seating to a large sidewalk patio and a second-level mezzanine that overlooks State Street. The décor features industrial accents, saturated primary colors and their signature sugar skull."

"I have a job that takes me to different neighborhoods, and one perq is trying out coffee shops after or between jobs. This was Monroe Street Colectivo�..."

"When you’re seeking serenity in Madison, you should come to the Pheasant Branch Conservancy. This is a very forested area that is great to come to when you’re looking to clear your restless mind. Even if you think that you’ve got your head in a good place, it can always be in a better one."

"There are 3.1 miles of classic cross-country skiing trails through the marsh. Along the way only, you may see migrating waterfowl or Great Blue Heron. The marsh acts as a living filter for Lake Mendota."

"This nature center was established in the spirit of naturalist legend Aldo Leopold. The site offers adult workshops, as well as special events like a maple syrup festival in the spring. The facility is home to a diversity of outdoor areas to explore, including savannah, wetlands, prairies, and woodlands."

"Nature programs for students, families and visitors of all ages. Take a nature hike through native habitats, explore our indoor exhibits and..."

"Located in the midst of the bustling State Street in Downtown Madison, the Overture Center for the Arts is a world-class performance center that presents an array of programs, shows and performances throughout the year. Home to 10 resident companies, including the Forward Theater Company, the Bach Dancing and Dynamite Society, the Children’s Theater of Madison, and the Kanopy Dance Company, the center also plays host to national and international touring artists and Broadway performers. Enjoy a free behind-the-scenes tour and learn the history of one of the nation’s most beautiful theaters."

"The Overture Center is a stunning building with seven unique venues in the building in addition to art galleries (including the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art). Some of the noteworthy performances that have taken place here are The Lion King, Wicked, and Marry Poppins musicals, the Wisconsin Singers and The Nutcracker. Plenty of musicians and bands that fit your taste can also be seen live if you're hungry for an exhilarating performance while you're in town."

"While there are many shows for which patrons must purchase tickets, there are also many opportunities for great entertainment that are completely free!. The Kids in the Rotunda have shows every Saturday from the end of September through April at 9:30am, 11:00am and 1:00pm. Overture is also home to the Madison Metropolitan Museum of Art and to four free art galleries, each featuring a unique show by a talented artist."

"Another one of the best parts of UW-Madison is Camp Randall Stadium. More than 100 years old, this stadium is where The Badgers, the school’s football team, plays. If you know about the Green Bay Packers, you know that this state is big on football."

"Enjoy watching an exciting game at the Camp Randall Stadium University of Wisconsin. This stadium is beautiful and huge seating 80,000 people. The atmosphere, while there’s a game, is a feeling to remember."

"This is a casual batik-decorated restaurant specializing in a variety of traditional and fusion Indonesian cuisines. It is not an exclusively vegan restaurant, but it has a decent selection of options for diners who want nothing to do with meats. The dishes contain authentic Indonesian flavors inspired by family recipes that have been passed from one generation to another."

"The restaurant’s name speaks for itself as it serves only authentic and delicious Indonesian courses. The chefs won’t go easy on you, so you should expect only the best and spiciest dishes like pad Thai and bo poh tempeh. Eating here feels like you’re visiting the country itself because of the service, ambiance, and the food itself."

"Cheerful and cozy Himal Chuli serves up homemade Nepali fare, including momos (dumplings), quati (winter bean soup) and lots of vegetarian dishes. Beer and wine are available."

"Is there ANYthing better than a hot cup of dahl and a warm seat in Himal Chuli after a cold, blustery walk on State St???. It is the best dahl…"