I love how much they get into Christmas!!!! So fun. I would go even if the drinks were bad. Thank…read moregoodness the drinks are great and the food is good. Service was fast and friendly. Definitely a holiday favorite

This camp location is always busy when I've been there, cabin like decor like the others. They do…read morehave some limited food options like pizza and bar apps but I have not tried them. If you go during a busy time and sit at a table, service can be a little slow and the last time we were there my friend had to remind the server several times about her drink order. It's a busy place, I get it but worth mentioning. They have a neat little seating area by a fireplace which is a good place to snag. There's also a side room that is good for groups and probably can be reserved. There's a nice outdoor patio too (closed in winter). I really like the Shorewood location because they have an awesome back patio. Check it out!

I wonder bar no longer exists, unfortunately. It was the divest of dive bars. I loved it. I believe…read moreit was around for at least 30 years. It's now been sold and rebranded and is a totally different experience.

We are sorry that we missed the Grand Closing of the Wonder Bar last night. While living in town,…read moreit had been a weekly refuge after softball or just getting together with the other "Tosa Tots" and others considered family. George and many others preceding him always treated us like family. Some of our best friendships, and some marriages, were developed while hanging out at amongst the peanut shells and shot glass throwing. Cheers to the locals who will undoubtedly soon have another place "where everybody knows your name". Thanks to George, Murf, Marty, Doug, and Jerry - it's been a great run. We look forward to paying homage when in town for State Fair. I "wonder" if the new bar will have Sammy Addams? Thanks for the memories - Boiler!

Great food. Great prices. One hiccup with the bartender…read morewhere they took a long time to replace our drink. I am sure that was mainly due to how busy it was. Apart from that highly recommend it!

Great outdoor patio area with a large TV for sports. The…read morepatio area is seat yourself. Servers were attentive and nice! I got the chicken tenders and fries which came with 4 pieces of chicken. The chicken was good with a light crispy batter. The fries were well seasoned!

We stopped in on a whim after dinner out in the deer district. Driving home when I saw the holiday…read moreinflatables and I thought if I can find a parking spot, we are going in. I had heard about the Tin Widow's holiday pop up being one of the best area, the hype was not wrong. From the entrance to the ceiling and walks, this place is the definition of deck the halls. Unless you get here right when they open it early in the holiday season, I would expect a crowd. The drink menu is so fun with holiday themed drinks served in matching glassware. You can even purchase the glass/mug for an additional fee. A lot of the cocktails looked to be batched cocktails which help with the bartender's efficiency. Highly recommend making this place a holiday stop. I'm also curious to stop in after the holidays to experience it without all the holiday decor.

This was my first time at this Walker's Point classic! I was impressed with the speed of service…read moreconsidering how packed the place was and the craft of drinks they make. This place is cutely decorated and gives great vibes for a date night or guests visiting in town. Provides a great variety of cocktails and had fun music.

Really liked our stop here the other day before a Brewers game. The place was busy with other like-…read moreminded individuals but it was still easy enough to grab a beer from the bartender. Very hometown bar vibe. We must've come around happy hour because we had a bit taken off the bill for our 2 beers. More exciting when you don't expect it! We took the shuttle down and it's free with a drink purchase inside. Our driver was great and you could tell that they were trying to hustle at the end of the night even though they were plagued with post game traffic. It helps that they have a few shuttles going. Can't wait to come back and try the fish fry - it smelled amazing!

Dugout 54 is an awesome neighborhood spot in Story Hill…read more What I love: The vibes. Always great people in here. Love the Brewers fans, love the workers, love the music. It's always a good time The beer list--seriously, one of the best beer lists in town. They have a great variety and always have a porter or stout on tap (which are my faves). It's fun, delicious, and varied. They have the best fish fry in this area of town. Beer battered, piping hot, served with creamy coleslaw and fries--it's dreamy and delicious. I also love their blackened salmon salad. In the warmer months they have some outdoor sidewalk patio seating that is lovely. In the cooler months they have plenty of seating indoors. Good people, good food, good beer. What's not to love? Get to it.

I stopped here for new restaurant of the week twice since the first time, the kitchen was closed on…read moremy first visit and my review had to wait until I had some food. The place does a good job with the decor of an Irish bar with the woods, stone fireplace, windows and light fixtures etc. I ordered a spicy Bloody Mary to start and I looked over the menu but I remembered from my first visit that they have a burger of what ever so I asked what it currently was and it's a Swiss patty melt on marbled rye with choice of side, onion straws is a personal favorite of mine so yes please. My food came quickly before I could even make a dent into my decent spicy Bloody Mary which had two olives as a garnish, weak presentation at best. The place wasn't busy at all and my server/bartender didn't do a great job at taking care of me and I waited 10 minutes at least for a box and a check after I was clearly done with my meal. The Swiss patty melt looked delicious with a cold pickle, onion straws and what looked like 1000 island dressing on the side. The pickle was a nice size with decent crunch wise. The onion straws were perfect with a light breading, tasty/thin cooked in relatively fresh oil. The Swiss patty melt was cooked perfectly rare with a char grill flavor, melty Swiss cheese, translucent onions with some crunch on perfectly toasted marble rye bread. Overall the service could have been better and yah I could have ordered an Irish staple but I was thoroughly satisfied with with the Bloody and burger of the month.

We've come here a few times for trivia in the last several months, it's a somewhat central location…read morefor the members of our team and there is plentiful off-street parking available, which is nice. Service can be a bit spotty at times, though it's les for a lack of trying and more of a lack of enough staff that tends to drive any issues. Everyone that is here, though, is friendly, to both newbies and regulars alike. This is definitely a "townie bar," so it's not uncommon to see the same faces whenever you come. One highlight on the menu to consider is the Artichoke and Chicken pizza. Baked on a crust so thin it's almost invisible, it's a great size and value and heats up well the next day too! Or get the nachos and have food for five!

Wow the crew is the best, great bartenders and the owners are walking around all the time. Food out…read moreof this world for a bar, so good, Love to be here when we are in town , its a must stop everytime, never get tired of it

It had been years since we last stepped foot in Kelly's Bleachers on Bluemound, and it was nice to…read moresee how much it's been updated and renovated. The space feels refreshed while still keeping that classic sports bar vibe. We were invited to a birthday party that happened to fall on the same night as a Packers playoff game, so the place was absolutely packed. Parking was scarce, and we ended up parking several blocks away. That said, the setup for the party was great--we had our own area with plenty of TVs to watch the game and reserved tables facing the front of the bar. Pizza was served for the party (we didn't try it), but it looked good--cheesy with a thin crust. We ordered a patty melt and a cheese curd burger, and both were excellent and very large portions. Service was good, especially considering how extremely busy it was. I'd definitely come back on a calmer day or night to try more of the food. Overall, it has a cool sports ambiance with solid food and is a fun spot for game day--just be prepared for crowds during big events.

I stopped here for a couple beers and to grab some food because it was a bookmark. The place was…read morepretty empty at lunch time but it was a Monday. The place is a good kind of dive bar because it looks old with lots of wood. I would have a summer shanty and a third space for my beer options which were ok on a lazy Monday. The menu isn't large but it has all the usual suspects as far as bar food goes and I would get a burger that comes with frys. I ordered the Good A Burger rare which is bacon, jalapeños and Gouda cheese just because I have not seen that combination before. The burger looked good with lots of frys. The frys were hot cooked to order and seasoned nicely. The burger was good on a fresh toasted bun and as rare as you could get with the thin patty that was somewhat juicy. The beef had a nice grill flavor that complemented the bacon nicely but the jalapeños were can/jar and not fresh. Overall I can't complain about anything because the service was good and the food was fresh and hot on a lazy Monday afternoon.

I've had Colonel Hart's plenty of times when my office has ordered food to go for lunch, but today…read morewas the first time I stopped there to dine in and I happened to have my family with me. My wife and I both ordered the turkey club sandwich, one kid got a cheeseburger and one got a grilled cheese. The kids like their meals. Yay. The problem is both my wife and I had mold on the bread for our club sandwiches. The bartender was super apologetic, said our meal was free, made a point to explain that they have more bread available downstairs, then asked if there was anything else we wanted. We both said no, assuming he meant something else while we waited for our food to be remade or a different item completely. Almost half an hour passed by and I got tired of waiting for our remade food, so I flagged the bartender down. Apparently he took us saying no as we didn't want anything at all because they never bothered to start remaking our food. Our kids were already done with theirs and were getting bored, so we just left even more frustrated and hungry than necessary. I was also super embarrassed because I talk up how good their food is and this experience makes neither of us want to stop back again. Guess I'll not be ordering the turkey club for work lunches anymore either now that it's clear they don't sell enough to turn over their supply of bread before it gets moldy.