You know I love a good hidden gem…read more Old Germantown is just that. We were in the general area-ish doing some shopping and wanted to get some pizza for takeout some place closeby to enjoy at home while watching the Olympics (because it's in Italy--so pizza seemed like just the thing). A search on Yelp brought up this place as somewhat closeby. It was after dark when we went in search of it. We drove down a rural road past what appeared to be a driveway that led to a farm. This can't be it. We tried again. Navigation brought us to the same driveway. My husband was ready to give up. I decided to call the business. A kindly gentleman answered and said--yep! It will look like you're driving to a farm but we're here! As we got closer to the end of the drive we saw a bustling parking area. While it might be hard to find--the people have found it. And, so did we. We entered to find beer hall vibes with tons of communal seating. We asked if we could order to go which they were more than willing to accommodate. We found a couple bar stools at their bar, ordered our salads and pizza, and then enjoyed a couple of stout beers while we waited. The beers, salad, and the pizza straight from their wood fired pizza oven were all fantastic. We got one of their specialty pizzas which was a white pie that comes with ricotta (as well as mozz) mushrooms, and basil on a crust that has just the right amount of chewiness and char. Lovely! The folks working here were above-and-beyond friendly. And, one told us that they have a large outdoor patio during pleasant months. We will definitely be back during the pleasant months. And, let's be real--during the less than pleasant months as well. Get to it!

First time coming here wasn't hard to get to. Staff was wonderful very attentive everyone checks on…read moreyou making sure you and your group is well taken care of. I like the ordering style. You can open a tab on your phone for yourself or everyone you're with. The food came quick. First we had spinach artichoke dip. The chips were salty and crunchy (a good thing) and the dip was very rich and flavorful. Next came out our pizza we got margheta and a pepperoni pizza. Both were amazing the pepperoni pizza was very cheesy something about this place all the flavors were rich. The margheta pizza was also amazing everything tasted like it was created in the restaurant. You can taste every ingredient in the pizza welly combined. The lemonade was also homemade and came in beautiful cups. Overall the food was amazing. I definitely will be coming back and can't wait until the summer the outside of the restaurant looks like it's going to be beautifully lit up and a great vibe. Almost forgot about desert!!!! The chocolate gelato tasted nothing like anything I've had before it tasted like you were eating a chocolate bar like the expensive chocolate bars. Definitely a hidden gem that deserves hype.

Highlights/Lowlights…read more 1. Friendly Service 2. Great Wine 3. Light Snacks Available I visited AppleWorks for the first time this afternoon and loved it! There is ample parking on site making this winery very accessible. We were treated by the friendly bartender who I believe is the owner. She explained their wines to us in just enough detail and walked us through how to make selections for a flight. I did the red flight and you got 4 wine samples for $12. Super affordable! We also ordered a large cheeseboard which was more than enough for two. There are pizzas and soft pretzels available at night on the weekends but since we were here on a Friday afternoon they weren't serving those yet. A lot of Wisconsin wineries do really well with sweet wines but don't have a large dry offering. My flight of 4 red wines was perfectly dry! We really enjoyed our time and can't wait to come back and try what looked like a really nice outdoor are when the weather gets warmer.

A nicely refined winery with lots of history to the property and modern facilities. Most of the…read morewines here are dry. White wine tasting is $9 and red tastings are $12, for 4 samples of each. Bottles tend to run $15-$20 for whites, mid $30s for reds, and $45-50s for reserve bottles. The proprietors are friendly and knowledgeable. Though adding a pallet cleanser of some crackers or even water would be an improvement for tastings.

My husband and I made a point to review this place! Steve is fantastic. It's a clean, nice, quality…read morefamily biz with great selection. Definitely our new go-to.

This is my first yelp review but I have to hype up Richfield Liquor! The man working was a GEM! He…read morewas wonderful and such a friendly face. First time here and from out of town but will definitely stop in when I'm back! 10/10 experience

Excellent service and had the December special of a Salisbury steak with mashed potatoes and green…read morebeans with bacon. I have travelled 20 years on the road and eaten in the best steak houses in the country. This meal rates with the best and highly anyone who demands quality food. I give the ten stars! Can't wait to see January specials. Steve Ansay

The Stillery serves up drinks and elevated pub food in a casual setting…read more We stopped by on a Sunday evening after a trip to nearby Cabela's. We started with drinks. I got the Manhattan off their specialty menu and my husband got their autumn barrel Manhattan. After trying both--highly recommend the one off their specialty menu. It was definitely superior quality. It's served over a block of ice so if you want it up, you may want to mention that when ordering. It tasted more like a classic old fashioned than a Manhattan but I'm not complaining because I love classic bourbon old fashioned cocktails as well. For a starter we got their much raved about bang bang shrimp. It came on a bed of greens and was good! For my dinner I got their seasonal chicken and dumpling soup and a side salad. Both were solid. The salad was definitely more ample than I was expecting. My husband got some sort of salmon alfredo pasta dish that came with roasted asparagus mixed in. I had a bite and he ordered well--it was decadently buttery and delicious. The service was super kind throughout our stay. Our server checked in on us regularly without being overbearing. Get to it!

I absolutely love this space. I used to come here with my parents when I was younger and have a…read moresoda and some snacks while they had beer. Now being able to drink, I have an insane amount of respect for this establishment. They have all sorts of beer to tickle anyone's fancy. They had their share of ales, stouts, sours, and even a whole selection of wines. There's something for everyone. I also appreciate that you're able to bring in food or have it delivered from the bistro down the strip. The owner, Gino, has a wonderful establishment and I'm so happy to see the place so busy.

My husband and I love stopping at Three Cellars to pick up our Beer Advent Calendar. The beers are…read morepretty awesome and it makes for a very fun way to try new breweries. It's perfect for beer lovers or as a unique gift during the holiday season. Three Cellars has a great beer and wine selection, and have Flour Girl and Flame pizzas available to purchase as well. I highly recommend spending some time here!

A big disappointment. Plenty of effort in making fancy, embossed menus for special events like…read morevalentines day, but little or no effort in German food. When is a "Traditional Bratwurst" served with deep fried potatoes. It's all show, expensive show. They push the beer and drinks, sure, it's German themed. What apparently is not understand by the owners is that in order to consume alcoholic beverages one needs a good meal in them. Like a broth soup! Does this place even know how to make soup without cheese? What sauerkraut? Is sauerkraut German? Apparently not in Germantown. And the multiple plug--in air fresheners in the bathroom oozing out the fake covering odor onto the people on the bar stools and sitting at the tables, covering whatever real scent of food is left. The kitchen is in the building next door - Relish Supper club. In a time when Germantown really needs a place for quality German food, the owners (who also own Stillery in Richfield and some other place) give us a supper club. RIP German heritage in Germantown. The best place for German food in all of Milwaukee is still at 59th & National, not in Germantown.

We decided at the last minute to go out for dinner on a Saturday night, which as you can imagine…read morecan be tricky. We tried a couple of other places, but they had very long waits, including Relish. We couldn't get in, but we saw a couple of people go next door to Von Rothenburg, so we decided to tag along, hoping that there might be something there. So glad that we did. Both Relish and Von Rothenburg are owned by the Angel's Share Hospitality Group. It's a German-style pub with very distinctive German-style architecture. When you walk in, there is a large bar. Most of the bar stools were filled. There is a dining room adjacent to the bar and another one upstairs. Most of the tables have plain wooden tops, a good fit for the pub atmosphere. The walls are stucco and trimmed in oak. The place has a relaxed feel to it. We took an open table, and in several minutes our bartender/server greeted us, gave us menus, and took our drink orders. We got a couple of small glasses. They had my favorite, Stiegl Grapefruit Radler. The food menu is not especially German and has a wide variety of items, ranging from burgers, pasta, seafood, and fish frys (referred to as Relish Cod/Perch Fry, which is a nod to the Relish restaurant next door). They had several specials, including a Herb-Crusted Rack of Lamb, and being a fan of lamb, I had to order that. We also got a Clubhouse Burger, ordered medium rare. It took a bit for the food, and our server kept us updated (and apologized) on the progress. To me, it didn't seem that long of a wait, but I appreciated the earnestness of our server, which was demonstrated the entire evening (thanks, Tanner). While I was waiting I had my side salad. It was good, with the surprise of some avocado. When it arrived, both meals were hot, well presented, and good portions. The lamb was served a perfect medium rare. The flavors from the herbs were outstanding. Lots of rosemary, and the au jus was rich and flavorful. The accompanying Sweet Potato Gratin was just okay. Not sure if the potatoes were cooked enough for my liking. The pile of potatoes had a Gruyère-like cheese that I didn't feel was a good complement. The burger was very good, in spite of being overcooked to medium well. The side of fries was hot and very tasty. Overall, a good meal and a place that we would likely return to. They have a huge patio in the rear, and I'm sure it's a lively beer garden during nice weather.

Made it back to Foxtown for the first time in awhile. Took our family, and met another family there…read morea well. With having four kids in tow, we requested the room in back where all of the arcade games are, to give the littles space to move around without disrupting others. It's definitely a little quieter up there, with a fair bit less ambiance, but that was fine with us. Service was on the slower end, but still a friendly guy. We first ordered some cheese curds for the table and damn are those good here. Big in size, too. A few brews were had, along with a margarita for me. Very tasty. We then ordered chicken tenders from the kids for our boys to split, and I went with brisket tacos. Tacos are on the pricey side, but certainly delicious. Overall a place we'll continue to return to!

I am absolutely FURIOUS about our experience at Foxtown Brewing…read more This place was a COMPLETE DISASTER from the second we sat down. Our drinks were WRONG. The kitty cocktail didn't even have cherries in it -- how hard is it to put TWO CHERRIES in a glass? And the root beer tasted straight-up disgusting. Flat, weird, just BAD. That was the first sign this whole thing was going to be a mess. But here's the part that really makes my blood boil: WE WAITED ONE HOUR AND FIFTEEN MINUTES FOR OUR FOOD. AN HOUR. AND. FIFTEEN. MINUTES. And it NEVER CAME. Not once did anyone give us a real explanation. No urgency. No apology that meant anything. Just nothing. We were sitting there starving while tables around us were getting served. After wasting over an hour of our lives, we finally said screw this and canceled our order. We walked out hungry and beyond irritated. And you know what? We went to a FAST FOOD place afterward and it was FASTER, BETTER, and actually COMPETENT. That's honestly embarrassing for a place that's supposed to be a legit restaurant. Completely unacceptable. Ridiculous service. A total waste of time and money. I am beyond disappointed -- I'm pissed. Do better.

We stopped in here for a drink before heading to dinner and found it to be very cute and…read moresurprisingly spacious for a tasting room set up in a hallway...the owner Paul serves you from their bar, and the space is kept neat, with a long high table and a few lower seating options. In the summer, I can't wait to see the patio and wander the rest of the creative space. The Irish red ale is highly recommended.

Truly a hidden gem of Ozaukee County! Solid selection of local craft beer with a new line up each…read moretime we visit. Relaxed vibes inside and great patio on the Milwaukee River. Dog friendly too, which we love! Owners and bartenders are always a friendly face.

We recently swung by the Greenfield Park stop for the new 2025 season. It's been a while since…read morewe've checked out the traveling beer garden since we have many permanent ones in the area but we were happy to check out a new park in the process! The menu hasn't changed much and they do have some things posted on their website (though some pricing is a tad off). It's always exciting to see what they have on tap at each location though. The staff were extremely friendly and quick to get our beers poured and our pretzel ready. They had music playing and some communal games available (bags, giant jenga, etc) on the lawn. It was a little tricky to see which end of the park this was at as there wasn't any guidance online. They mentioned a picnic area 3A on the signage in the park but we couldn't figure out how to get there at first. It would help if they have some of this info online so those unfamiliar with the area can find them a bit easier. Otherwise, always a great space with decent prices and excellent staff. If you bring your own pint glass, you can get the refill price ($7). Or, you can get a new 2025 glass and fill for just $9.

Forgot to finish my review, but loved attending this past summer! Nice experience and located in…read moregreat areas. It was a treat to spend an evening at the beer garden.

What A great liquor store. We stopped in because of the great graphics on the outside of the…read morebuilding and that was only glimpse on what is a unique store. Martha's Vineyard is more then it's name implies, yes it has a big wine selection, but it also has the biggest beer cooler that we have ever seen and stocked with so many different beers from everywhere, they even had my favorite Sprecher Octoberfest (which I'm enjoying as I am typing). My husband is sipping his Rehorst Gin on the rocks that treated himself to. I love this place- Great Selection, Great Prices and Great Employees

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