Wonderful nostalgic place for PBR lovers- great gift shop w so many unique items, coffee spot, old…read morestyle bar w beer, wine, cocktails, and you can tour the facility too.

I'm glad we were able to stop by. It's in a very, very old castle-like building. There is a cute…read morelil coffee shop, a bar, a few courtyards, and a gift shop. There are tours available but we didn't do that but I imagine that it is probably interesting. There's a little courtyard that is absolutely lovely to sit in. The bar is small and serves hole in the wall but German very well.

I was looking for a good brewery to try in the city and stumbled across Pilot Project. With a great…read moreselection of brews and delicious food, this absolutely fit the bill. It was a little industrial with a lot of seating, so this is a good spot to balance getting those fun going-out vibes with actually securing a seat. There seemed to be something for everyone on the menu, and they had a lot of collabs with other businesses. We opted for two different IPAs that were both delicious. For food, we split the cheese curds, hummus, and BBQ pork Mac and cheese. The cheese curds were extra crispy and I loved the garlic Parmesan seasoning. The chive crema served alongside was herby, creamy, and unique, giving a refreshing contrast. I enjoyed the selection of veggies with the hummus and the grilled garlic naan was delicious, though the hummus itself did taste just like the Sabra red pepper kind that you could buy in a store. However, the Mac and cheese absolutely stole the show- it was decadently cheesy with a wonderful white cheddar sauce, and the pork itself was slightly sweet and super tender. The scallions and jalapeños completed the picture perfectly. Would definitely recommend ordering this. The bartender taking our orders was also super nice and even brought a complimentary pour due to the wait for the second round, which we'd not mentioned at all. Overall, we had a great experience and would absolutely return next time we're in the area!

Celebrated a friend's birthday and there nothing better than the bartender helping support your…read moremission to make it special! If you're wondering if you can make a candle sit up right in a cocktail- I tried it , and proved you can! Pina Coladas are nothing short of *amazing* Wild Wisco linedancing was the perfect haven for when the tornado alert went off in Milwaukee. Getting home a huge tree was split in half so grateful to have been elsewhere!

I was thrown off a little I thought I was at Jackson's blue ribbon pub. The spinoff brother of the…read moreoriginal one on 113th and Bluemound right across from my favorite Rocky's in Milwaukee. I found this place had a name change while doing the beer hunt the sign outside was different but the interior bar/ restaurant looks pretty much the same. I'm sure there is more to it like either health or family problems and mismanagement forcing a sale all I can say was the service here was equally good and attentive. I couldn't tell the difference. 31/2026 Ambiance 5 Service 5 Location 4 parking can be hit or miss Value 5 daily specials along with a busy fish Friday.

This place is so fun! I came back for the annual Beer Hunt and ate lunch and dinner here. Its…read moreclassic bar fare but they do it GOOD. My favorite has to be the jumbo pretzel. It's so tasty and makes the perfect app. The burger is also really good! If you're a beer drinking, they have so many options *on tap*. Another notch in their belt is the staff -- they are awesome. Super friendly and welcoming! I haven't had a chance to enjoy the patio, but it looks so cute. Definitely taking of it on my next visit! Thanks for another great time, OnTap!

The beer garden is a nice outdoor spot perfect for hanging out before an event downtown. It is…read morecovered, so you can go even when it rains!

It gets no better than being downtown in Deer District at the Beer Garden! This is one awesome spot…read moreto catch a game and hangout. Big screen TV on the front wall and a whole lot of area to post up and chillax. We caught game 1 of the Bucks against the Celtics and found ourselves in the midst of a serious throw down happening here. Despite the long lines, we found beers and we enjoyed every minute of the game on the big screen in style! Milwaukee style! I love going to the game but something about being outdoors in the Beer Garden in front of the area that made it super special. The energy was unmatched and I was completely blown away that this venue is free to the general public to get in. Not sure if it gets much better than that. I'll be back again to check this mecca of Milwaukee out again!

I was really surprised by this place, not sure if its own by the same people who run the Pabst…read moretours - I thought it was going to be a shitty tourist coffee shop but its a really nice coffee shop in a historical building. The coffee was good and they have breakfast bagels which came out really good as well. Was probably our best breakfast in town!

Very historic, Milwaukee, Pabst. Lovely historic vibes…read more Service is not friendly, but fast and efficient. I think it was close to closing and they were annoyed that I wanted to linger and ask questions. Cuz I like to ask my coffee questions, especially when in a place for the first time. They did try to hide their annoyance and stayed sort of professional. Coffee was good, but unexpected. The Brazil pour over was interestingly acidic, which was not what I expected from a Brazil. I did confirm with the server, and she did say it was Brazil. It was good, just unexpected. The Honduras drip was also good, but more bold and less acidic than the Brazil. Interesting. Prices were sweet - just over $2 for a small coffee, and $4 for a pour over. Not sure how many shots go in the lattes per size, but I stopped asking by this time. I'm much more interested in trying their espresso tonic or other spirit coffee drinks. Oh wait, as I'm looking through my photos. Just realized that their small and medium sizes will give you double shots, and their large a quad shot. It's written on their cups. I'm learning to be observant here instead of asking, lol. As I'm writing this, I'm reminded of a ticktock video of different generation servers in coffee shops... with Gen-Z servers getting questions and pointing to the answers. This is exactly what happened and I'm feeling so old. lol.

We stopped here with 2 adults and an 11 year old child and we all had a great time. My partner and…read moreI loved our beers - i had a sour for my first and a smoothie beer for my second. Both were fab. No clue what my boyfriend had but he seemed happy. The child had 2 local root beers and he loved them. We planned to stop in for one quick drink bc we were waiting for the trolley and it wasn't scheduled to come yet. Then they said they were going to start quizzo. We aren't really quizzo people but I went up and asked if we could just do maybe the first of the 6 rounds. The cost was $1 per person - and she told me the child is free. (Jokes on her bc 11 year olds know a lot more random trivia than I do). We had so much fun that we stayed the whole time. Side note: it seemed like a lot of groups were cheating around us. But we were legit playing w no devices... hence we lost haha. Also while we played trivia they had The Breakfast Club on silently in the background - so fun!!! If I lived in the area I would come here all the time. It's a great bar selling a great product.

A chill brewery with a large selection of beers and they serve food too. They got a nice outdoor…read morepatio and plenty of parking in their lot on a Sunday evening.

Our grandson brought us to the OGBH for lunch yesterday. The experience was great! The seating and…read moredecorations, especially in the back half of the restaurant, brought to mind several of the authentic Gasthäuser I visited in the Black Forest of Germany when I was in the Army in the early 70s. The food and drink were just as evocative. I had the pork schnitzel with mushroom gravy and pomme frites. My grandson ordered the currywurst (fried sausage in a delicious curry-tomato sauce). My wife went vegetarian with rotkraus (roasted red cabbage) and kartoffelsalat (warm German potato salad). All of the food was outstanding. I paired my meal with a liter stein of true German Dunkel. We will definitely be returning!!

This is do not miss place - somehow I have missed this on every trip to Milwaukee...including at…read moreleast a dozen on the same street! How does this happen? Thanks as always to Yelp for finding OGBH - because this place is AWESOME! We wanted to sit at the bar, but the bar was busy, so we grabbed a table in the other room and the bartender came to us about 4 minutes later and said there were 2 spots at the bar! So, we moved to the bar and thoroughly enjoyed the next 3 hours - we might still be there, if it wasn't for the Brewers game we had tickets to! We enjoyed several different beers on tap, talked with the bartenders - specifically Mitch and Sarah and of course the other people at the bar. We enjoyed the OGBH Brat - for sure the best brat I have ever had. The bun is perfectly warm and toasty, the brat is delicious and full of flavor and of course, it's snappy! We even tried the bavarian pretzel with the yummy cheese! I love this place - I don't have to search for anywhere else to go now that I have found this gem!

Thanks to Anthony M for posting this great event…read more http://www.yelp.com/events/milwaukee-1st-annual-oktoberfest-party So glad to be a part of the first. Oktoberfest at Best Place. Brau House Polkakings play the faves and the requests. Bartenders are friendly fast and efficient. The food was available for $5 Which was a traditional German Bratwurst , German potatoes, German Baked beans and German sauerkraut, served by..... Bubs Big Texas Style BBQ. They had 4 types of Oktoberfest brews I had Lakefront brewery Oktoberfest and by my guess it mist have been very popular since that stick was removed near the end of the night. Beer was $2-3 a pint or you could get a certificate package that includes a commemorative pint glass, 1 grand raffle, 10 general raffles 1 meal ticket. What a great time for all ages. Music came from a wide variety of performers from. Polka, waltzing accordion player Erick , acoustic folk, DJ spinning his mobile collection of you pick and play. Met Ron R. and Stephanie R. See their traditional Oktoberfest fashion in pics to come shortly. Shout outs to CM Rachel F. and Cassie D. Thanks to Jerry& Sherry Janiszwsky, for organizing and Jim & Karen Haertel to the staff of BEST PLACE. For starting a new Milwaukee Tradition. Wishing them Continued success for the future festivals to come. I know they are already making plans. 2nd O'Fest.

Brewhaus polka kings? A bubble machine?…read moreCommemorative glasses? Roaming accordian guy? Free-flowing suds? $20 for tons of beer, food, raffle tix, and a stock certificate? General Oktoberfest revelry and good cheer? Check. Mate. You'd have to be crazy not to love a party at the Best Place. Crazy, I tell you.

A friend recommended that I check this brewery out when I was in town so I did. It's located in a…read morelarge, old church. They have plenty of seating and lots of ambient light. The service was friendly. They don't offer food but they do have a food pop up that has excellent fusion foods. They have a ton of beer on tap, I believe over 20. They had a bunch that sounded great so I ordered a flight so that I could sample 6 different ones. My favorite was The Promise-a strong ale aged in tequila barrels. The IPAs and stouts were also good. If you're in the area, be sure to stop in!

Came here for drinks and to try the Mexican food from troublemakers. I ordered a seltzer and i…read moredidnt like it at all unfortunately so ill have to try something else next time. Now for the food, you have to scan the QR code and order in the back. I ordered one fish taco, one steak taco and a side of brussels sprouts which is a up charge of one dollar by the way. My boyfriend ordered three tacos with a side of rice and beans. The Al Pastor taco was definitely a huge winner. The food was phenomenal and a perfect portion. Definitely pricey, but worth it. Will be returning for the food and hopefully a good drink!

First time to visit. We came here after a day of visiting downtown Milwaukee. The taproom area in…read morethe brewery has a good scent of hops which I love. There is also plenty of outdoor seating in the beer garden. After talking with the server and tasting a couple of samples I went with the Happy Place pale ale. The citrus taste was refreshing on a hot summer day!! A perfect name for this beer! My wife had the June Shine Tequila Margarita which is more her style. We will definitely be back!!

Third Space Brewing occasionally hosts 'pints with a purpose' evenings where you can go, enjoy a…read morepint, and know a portion of the proceeds is helping out a local nonprofit. We attended such an evening where the proceeds from our pints were supporting Islands of Brilliance, a local nonprofit offering creative programs for autistic and other neurodivergent students. Third Space was featuring their peanut butter brilliance, which is an American style porter, for the evening. My beer buddy and I both ordered their peanut butter brilliance and enjoyed it in their tap room/brewery. There's plenty of seating so even on a bustling Friday evening we were able to get our beers right away and find a spot to enjoy them. Love this spot and while it's a little more magical in the summer months when you can enjoy the outdoors, it's a great oasis in the colder months as well. Get to it!