This place sucks and it has a new name too Gristmill or something like that. Owner acts like a…read morejerk. The little Mexican food truck out in the back is ridiculous too. One star is too high for me for this place.

New name- The Gristmill. We rode our bikes here and grabbed a cocktail. Standard 'Sconnie bar.read more

It 11:30pm on. Sat night, I've been working 14hrs, I'm hungry...and what better way to quench my…read morethirst and hunger than at an Irish Pub. This may not be Ireland but it damn good a small Wisconsin town in the U.S. They have a menu of about six sandwiches, a pasta, salad, garlic bread and one dessert. I don't know if this is the menu all the time or just late night. I had the Reuben and a Guinness draught, it was a solid sandwich with kettle chips and a pickle spear. The draught was a good solid pour. The service is nice and quick. The Kilkenny cream ale is also a good pour. The chocolate mascarpone cheesecake has a chocolate crumb crust, it's a nice light chocolate mouse like pie, its a bit sweet for me, but fine for a restaurant grade bulk dessert. It's a nice place, lots of room to move, good for large and small groups. I'll keep this on my short list for when I'm in the area again.

Don't get me wrong... it's a really attractive Irish- themed place and they usually have a couple…read morerespectable beers on tap. Because of that, they have a pretty loyal local following. My issue is with anything that characterizes them as a "restaurant". They're not. They have an electric frying pan on the back bar and you should expect a 30 minute wait on a simple sandwich. If you go with 2 or 3 other people, don't expect your meals to arrive at the same time. This is not a restaurant. They should just give up on the food thing and become a better bar.

Popped in on a Saturday night at 10 and they were Friendly folk! Great music and drinks! Excited to…read morego back and try the food !!!!!!!

Sheehans an interesting place, and it is not that Irish pub you might expect. Although there could…read morebe Irish influence, it's pretty much a dive bar. And there's nothing wrong with that. Dive bars are a wonderful part of Wisconsin culture. You'll find good cold beer and friendly people. It's an occasional stop And generally pretty enjoyable.

My third brewery stop on a quick marathon stop in town on Saturday I discussed beers w beertender…read moreBrian, who was helpful in steering me to the Skywalker hazy. I started by trying the Limb Shaker and Mall Walker amber. I appreciated his honesty in his tasting notes. Cute tap room w my beloved floor to ceiling windows. Parking was easy free street parking. For a Saturday afternoon the tap room was busy but thankfully not so busy it was bustling. I complimented the hop light fixtures as we chuckled theyve been called pine cones & artichokes, ha. Thanks Sahale & friendly, knowledgeable Brian for a few delicious beers, cheers.

Just used our Hop Passport for a first visit to Sahale Ale Works. Brian and Rick were absolutely…read morewonderful welcoming us and telling us about your beers. We walked in two minutes after opening and ended up staying an hour and a half learning about the brewery and the beers. We are from Sheboygan and have known Grant at 3 Sheeps since his start. We tried the Pear Saison that he collaborated with Sahale on and loved it. The beer and service were outstanding, and we look forward to returning with friends and family! We can't speak highly enough about our experience at Sahale. Thank you for such an enjoyable afternoon.

I randomly found this on Google Maps when I was searching for a lunch spot close to the Milwaukee…read moreArt Museum and Betty Brinn Children's Museum. The location is convenient because it is a 5-minute walk from the art museum and you get the lake view. We had the Uber app platter and hofbraus. The Uber app platter came with a huge pretzel, cheese, sausage bites, bacon schmear, and fresh cheese curds. They were not kidding when they said the amount is good for 3-4 people. Everything on this platter was spot on, especially the giant pretzel! The hofbrau is a 9-inch chicken bratwurst with bacon schmear, sweet relish, and diced red onions. It's your standard German fare and worth a try.

What a fun spot to stop while walking the lakefront! We enjoyed some live music and NA beers on a…read morebeautiful Saturday evening. Friendly and fast service, awesome lake and city views, and a very relaxed vibe. Family-friendly, with corn hole and space for kids to run around.

I stopped here for the 11th annual car show after hearing some guys at work talking about it and it…read morewas not that far away. AL post 196 was a great spot for the car show because it has rest rooms, bar, restaurant, outdoor grills and outdoor seating and a covered outdoor seating space for those hot summer days. WOW this was a very good car show with a great diversity of vehicles from the super old to today's vehicles. They had everything from drag cars, race cars, antiques, restomods, restored, good condition, clones, stree rods etc etc. I really enjoyed walking the grounds and looking at all the cars as a car collector person my self. It's really cool looking at everyone's cars because everyone's taste is different so you get to see some really cool cars from so many manufacturers in one spot. Since no Yelpers have talked about the car show or left pictures I will show you what it looked like today.

Now open Monday through Friday with hall rentals on the weekend as needed. With the best Friday…read morenight fish fry in the area.

Best genuine dive bar in Milwaukee! Named by the people and patrons. A truly diverse entity where…read moreeveryone of all walks are welcome. A down to earth friendly bar. Hamburgers and chili always available. Specials everyday of the week. Bloody Mary Sundays and oh my the packer parties. Not overly wild just a group getting together for raffles and a home cooked meal by Debbie! Best part ... the only true blues bar that I'm aware of every Friday. The generosity of this place that supports the community of silver city is admirable. From fund raisers of kids toys at Christmas to chicken dinners in July and oh did I say barbecue and blues festival? Iconic! Anniversary party August 2nd I wouldn't miss it. Nope . Calling into work. Thank you for your time everyone. Give it a try!

I stopped here being the neighborhood traveler that I am and trying to support local business for a…read morebeer and a burger lunch. The place has a dedicated parking lot which is nice but street parking was plentiful at lunch time. As I walked up a sign in front says Sunday $3.50 Bloody Mary with a Miller light chaser so I guess I'm having the Sunday special now because when in Rome. The place is definitely unique with antiques on the walls and ceilings from a stretcher, bikes pedal cars etc. the bar has a long bar with a pool table and games on the upper level. I ordered the Bloody Mary spicy but Pabst was an option for the chaser so since it's a former Milwaukee beer I chose that over Miller light. The Bloody Mary was as expected nothing special and Pabst is Pabst so your typical neighborhood bar drinks. The menu is small and cheap so I wasn't expecting much but I ordered the $3.50 cheeseburger that comes with pickles or onions, raw or fried so I chose raw. I saw what looked to be a hand formed patty come out of a zip lock bag, the pizza oven was opened up and a sheet of foil was inserted and my burger went in, these crazy mofo's are making cheeseburgers in a pizza oven. You get ketchup and mustard set next to you for when your burger is done. There is a hot pot next to the pizza oven with probably the soup or chili of the day. It's a very basic cheeseburger on a generic white bun with raw onions and generic razor thin pickle slices. The cheeseburger was actually good because it was a fresh hand formed patty that was juicy with a nice beef flavor I thought. It's not super huge so if you have a bigger appetite than order 2 or get the soup or chili. This was a pretty reasonable for the experience of a new place with drinks and a small lunch with the $3.50 cheeseburger, 3.50 Bloody Mary with a glass of Pabst and $3.00 tip which = $10. Look I'm not proud because you could find me in a nice place or a hole in the wall because I like trying everything and I don't discriminate.

A hidden gem! We had the beer battered cod. It was delicious! Ambiance was amazing & service was…read morefive star. Would definitely go again.