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!

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.

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.

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!

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!

My friend and I both had the warm bacon spinach salad entree. It was huge and it had hard boiled…read moreegg and avocado slices which were a surprise but really enhanced the salad. We both finisher with ice cream drinks hers a grasshopper and mine a Brandy Alexander The restaurant was not busy as it was a Monday night. Service was prompt. The restaurant is a cute reproduction of a German Gasrhof. They have many German options on the extensive menu. They also have a nice beer garden weather permitting where you can also order food. They often have live music on weekends.

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.

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.

This is a fantastic British-style pub, among the best I've had in the US, and I am shocked that I'm…read moreable to say that. This restaurant sits in the Mequon Public Market and legitimately has better fried fish (and chips) than St. Paul Fish Market just across the parking lot, as crazy as that sounds. The batter is light but crispy, and there's a generous cut of fish under the relatively "fluffy" exterior and the fries were fresh and awesome. They also have a respectable beer selection, plus some good cocktails on offer. We were acknowledged and never ignored by staff even though there's an option to order everything through a QR code on the table. The manager stopped by a few times to check on us before it got overly busy, which was also nice. I'm excited to come back here and enjoy the patio when it warms up.

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.

Rebellion Brewing is a must stop every time I'm in Cedarburg! The patio has amazing views of the…read moreriver making it a perfect spot to relax with a cold beer. The atmosphere is cozy, the staff is friendly, and the brews are good. As a bonus, there's delicious, fresh popcorn available! Cheers!

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!

Hidden gem in the north shore. Nice atmosphere and have enjoyed all dishes that we have tried from…read morethe steak frites to pizza to pasta. Pizza crust is one of the better ones we have had in the MKE area. Service can sometimes be uneven but any issues in our experience are rectified quickly. A stand out in a sea of other places that offer typical burger and fries fare.

Amazing place for dinner. A quiet restaurant with great service from host to server. We started…read morewith Housemade sea salt and rosemary Focaccia bread which comes with a garlic confit and olive oil and Fried Zucchini. For our main course, we had the lobster ravioli, mushroom ravioli with salmon, roasted chicken, and the wild striped bass. Dessert was ice cream, an olive oil cake, which the server said was underrated but very delicious, and she was so very right. When we were there it wasn't too busy, so you were able to have a conversation at your table without shouting to be heard. I'm not sure how it would be when they start to get very busy. They do take reservation which I think will be needed when it gets popular!!