Awesome place to get a beer, sit on the patio, and bring the dogs to hang out. The kids were able…read moreto run around as the parents had a beer/Bloody Mary. What a great new addition to the North Shore!

Foxtown Brewing Company is a go-to of ours for a quick after-work drink. They have a rotating beer…read morelist, thus there is always something new to try. We tried the pumpkin ale and honey lager tonight which were good, though I did not get much pumpkin flavor in the lager which was disappointing. The restaurant and brewery itself is cozy with plenty of seating. They also do cave tours, which we have not done yet, but high on our list of experiences to try! Bar service was good. Overall, we will continue to come back for a pint or two!

Came here for a father's day/birthday brunch before catching a baseball game…read more Service is absolutely horrible!!! Service was extremely slow! We waited for a very long time just for a regular breakfast here. There was nothing special going on here. There were plenty of empty tables and no movement, no people being seated. This restaurant is understaffed. Our food came eventually and people had to wait for their coffee refills because they forgot. I was never asked how i wanted my eggs so i got sunny side up which i dont like. The sourdough bread was super hard i didnt even eat it. The turkey sausage is gross. I would take this off the menu. I prefer a frozen turkey sausage than whatever that was. The only thing i somewhat enjoyed was the mimosa. Would never recommend this place.

Always a great selection of beer when I am there. Good music and free popcorn. There is food on…read moresite as well, some of it cooked hot on the grill. Different food trucks every Saturday so the selection always varies. Many food trucks get a trial run here, too. Not to mention the Historical Society has many buildings on site, including a haunted one. Lots of space for the kids to run around and get all worn out.

Great unique selection and very nice volunteers that manage it. Profits support the Historical…read moreSociety, which makes it a great cause.

First time here, on the recommendation of my niece…read more The hardest part was figuring out that we had actually arrived at the right place. Google Maps brought us to what looked like a farm driveway with corn growing on both sides. There aren't many signs, just an old wagon decorated with Christmas lights. It's almost as if they want to keep the place hidden from the traffic on Pleasant View Drive. Food: The menu focuses primarily on wood-fired pizza, with additional offerings including appetizers, sandwiches, and sausages. They also have a large selection of beers, including several brewed on-site. We ordered the Milwaukee Pizza (cheese, sausage, mushrooms, and onions), and I also got the Washington County Smashburger. To drink, I had a margarita, and she ordered the Big Buck Bock. Our food arrived quickly, and everything was amazingly good. The pizza was hot, well seasoned, and generously topped. There was so much mozzarella that the other toppings were practically swimming in it. The smashburger was also excellent. The patty was cooked through with beautifully crispy edges. The pickles were crisp with just the right amount of kick. The crinkle fries were plentiful and well cooked, although they were just a touch too salty for my taste. Service: We received great service from the moment we walked in. You can either order from your table or at the counter. Since it was our first visit, we chose the counter. A staff member greeted us right away and explained how everything worked. Even though it was near closing time, they encouraged us to place our order and then relax, letting us know they would still be around for another hour after closing. Our food was brought out promptly, several people checked on us throughout the meal, and they even proactively brought us takeout containers. Everyone we encountered was genuinely friendly and helpful, making for a very relaxing dining experience. Atmosphere: The restaurant is set on an old farmstead. They've done a wonderful job converting several of the buildings and outdoor spaces into a welcoming destination. There are multiple outdoor seating areas, along with a newer food hall that feels open, bright, and thoughtfully designed. It's also a very family-friendly place, with outdoor areas where kids can play while everyone else relaxes. Even the restrooms were modern, spacious, and exceptionally clean. We'll definitely be back, and next time we'll be bringing more of the family with us.

This is definitely a hidden gem that you'd never just stumble across. There is no signage at all…read moreand from the street it looks like an old barn off the road. Upon driving in there is a building for the restaurant along with nice outdoor seating, and area for kids to play! We went in mid May on a sunny but cool evening. The kids loved having the sand area and toys to play with while waiting for dinner to arrive. They have a good menu, but there seemed to be a decent amount of items unavailable especially the sausages my friends wanted to try. We ended up with the spring pizza, sassy pig, a plain cheese, and then a three combo of sausages. I thought the pizza was all good, not the best I've ever had but solid. The spring pizza was my favorite. The sassy pig was very unique but good! Personally, I wasn't a huge fan of the sausages but others in my group liked them. We upgraded that to include fries and there was only a very small amount. We will definitely be back, seems like a great spot for groups!

Great food that is prepared at the steak house next. Beautiful beer garden open when weather…read morepermits. and a nice selection of German beers and also domestic beers. Efficient service.

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.

Outstanding meal! When to the Mequon Public Market to get something to eat and found this place…read more(relatively new). Loved our meals, and really loved the service. We had 3 different people come to our table to see how things were going which was really nice. The owner even stayed a while to talk about the business and his other restaurants in the area. Started with a Scotch Egg and I had the Cottage Pie, my wife had the Fish and Chips and we finished with the Sticky Pudding. Everything tasted great. Have to say, the ordering by phone was a little challenging, but we figured it out. Great addition to the Public Market. Definitely will be back.

We came on a Sunday afternoon around 3 and it wasn't terribly busy so we were able to sit down…read moreright away. Our server came and took our drink and food order right away. Everything was quick and efficient here. This is a great place to watch a game as the atmosphere wasn't too loud. I got the Chicken Tikka Masala and it was great. It was hot, had great flavor and a great portion size. Overall service was great it was in between shift change and both servers were a 10/10. Highly recommend for some solid pub food or a nice beer while watching the game.

Stopped on here to beat the heat during Cedarburg Strawberry Fest. Good thing my friend had been…read morethere before because it's kind of off the beaten path and a little difficult to find. They are right on the river with a small patio and some live entertainment. But we were looking for some a/c so we went inside. It was pretty busy but we did find seats at the bar. Staff and owner were very friendly and welcoming and staying with the Strawberry Theme we ordered the Strawberry Blond ale. This is the perfect summer beer, it was crisp, light and a hint of strawberry in it

This place was super busy on a warm summer Sunday afternoon. They serve their drinks in red solo…read morecups so definitely a casual brewery. For a 16oz of beer it's $7 which I think is reasonable but you can also get smaller oz for cheaper so if you're not a heavy drinker or just was a little bit of one of their new beers they do have that option. They had a great patio with a live band when we stopped by so we know this place is a popular spot in the summer. It's sits right next to cedar creek and the area is so pretty with the water and trees. Inside it's really cool with a water mill inside and the inside gives very patriotic vibes.

First time here and absolutely will be back! What a great place tucked away. The cocktails are just…read morethe perfect picks. Taps and wine are abundant to pick from. Bartenders are very attentive and also make great suggestions! There's a small menu but ideally selected local food picks.

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.

Love this place. Service is always on point and the food is fantastic! Love this place!read more

Honestly, what is it with these Foxtown Restaurant? We had a horrible experience (both food And…read moreservice) at the Foxtown Brewery where we left with a handful of gift certificates from the new manager who was hired to make things better. We thought Renards would be better, as friends had good experiences. We arrived before our friends and were seated. Once the waitress found her pad and dug out her pen, she took our drink order. The hostess that greeted our friends, could not get the door open to let them into the restaurant, but called for help to do so. The waitress stopped to take their drink order. She returned a few minutes later to take the drink menus out of his hand and that was the last we saw of her. There wasn't a server to be seen, just two hard working cooks talking to the people at the bar. After twenty minutes, someone walked by and we asked about our drinks, she offered to find someone. A few minutes later bread was dropped at our table, that woman said she had no idea about our drinks. At that time we decided to cut our losses. On the phone with a restaurant that could seat us, a man came to us and said he heard there was a delay in receiving our drinks. We said yes but since no one seemed to be able to serve us, we're leaving. He just shook his head and walked away. A very unfortunate and disappointing experience.