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.

Enjoyed the Dive Bar tour with Dave! Great experience and a lot of fun. A must do in Milwaukee!read more

I was visiting Milwaukee for business and only had a few hours to spare to explore the city. City…read moreTours MKE was fantastic! My tour only had myself and one other couple so the tour was intimate, educational, and fulfilling. I learned so much about the history, architecture and best spots to eat, drink and shop. I would highly recommend this tour! Plus the electric car is super cool!

Loved. I'm a ho for…read morea brewery tour of any kind. I have been to so many of them: Guinness, Heineken, carlsberg, Bacardi, dogfish head, anheuser busch, Kentucky bourbon trail. The whole 9. I would enjoy them all. I thought the miller one was very interesting even though we didn't get to see the most interesting part of a brewery tour: the bubbling vats of beer. It was apparently over 100 degrees in there so they weren't talking anyone in on the day of our visit. Our tour guides were very good. They did an excellent job. It wasn't too long but it was long enough. I would definitely recommend stopping by if you are visiting Milwaukee.

With Milwaukee being the beer capital of the world, it makes sense when visiting to take The Miller…read moreBrewery Tour. Be forewarned that you must pre register online to take the tour and it's $20 for adults. At the gift shop/visitor center there is plenty of free parking. About 25% of the tour is outdoors but that is mainly walking from the visitor center to the various buildings you visit. The tour takes about 80 minutes. My your started at 3 pm and had about 25 people in it given by two tour guides. They told us that the entire campus encompasses 78 acres. The tour covers walking through 3 or 4 buildings that show the brewing and packaging process which was interesting to see. It's impressive how much beer they make here everyday and all of the brands they support. We also went into the old cave room where beer barrels were stored before refrigeration to keep the brew cool. That room had a beautiful mural in one wall. I enjoyed this tour and recommend it. Also each adult is given 3 beer samples of about 4 oz each. I picked Blue Moon, Hamm's and Miller High Life.

Our Guide, Mike, gave an exceptional tour! Saw so many activities, food places, and historical…read moresights in Milwaukee we never knew existed... and we live close by!! Highly recommend this tour, especially if you're looking for the best of what Milwaukee has to offer !!

Mike is really fun and knows his stuff. We had a great time and learned a lot. The tour gives a…read moregood overview of Milwaukee and leaves room for more explodation.

We had an incredible experience with Fun Beer Tours MKE! The tour was very personal and relaxed…read more Paul was an exceptional guide--friendly, personable, and incredibly knowledgeable. His passion for Milwaukee's brewing history really came through, and he shared fascinating stories and local insights that made the experience so much more than just visiting a brewery. We took the tour to celebrate our anniversary, and it was the perfect way to spend the day together. We left with a much deeper appreciation for Milwaukee's rich brewing heritage. Paul made the experience engaging, informative, and genuinely enjoyable. We highly recommend Fun Beer Tours MKE to anyone looking for a unique and memorable brewery experience!

Best beer tours in town! Educational & fun. Plus, there is always beer!…read more Paul is a walking encyclopedia of Milwaukee beer history. Nice of him to bring some antique beer memorabilia for us to view & hold. This man's passion for Milwaukee & beer should be applauded & enjoyed by all. The business name says it all...fun beer tours Milwaukee rocks! Wish I could leave more stars!

Very well done tour! So much restoration ongoing... tour ahead and behind us were pretty full as…read morewell so always great to see! The details are impressive throughout. Very modern for the 1800's

Went to the Pabst Mansion on a trip to Milwaukee. Had the best docent Karen guiding us on a tour as…read morewe stepped back into the Guilded Age. This massive mansion was built in 1892 and is 20,000sf with 37 rooms and 12 bathrooms. Incredible! I recommend taking the time to view this amazing property. The tour is about 1-1/2 hours and you go through 3 floors. Everything on the first floor is original,, which is amazing when you think about it. It's so wonderful that group of women spearheaded to save this mansion. It's a gem.

Such a fun experience. Really cool to see Milwaukee from the river/lake. Our driver was awesome and…read morevery friendly. We opted to make 1 stop (Cooperage) for a bathroom break which was perfect. No need to bring coolers they just put all the drinks in the middle compartment which was nice. Also... secret... you don't need to pedal which is great haha

On a whim, my friend and I booked a 10 am tour. We thought it would be a fun way to see the city…read more The tour is a little under 2 hours, which flew by. This review is for the boat with the tiki covering. We walked from our hotel and entered around the side of the Harp building. When we got there we were greeted by a lovely 4 legged friend, as a dog lover this was lovely. Sadly, the dog did not go on our tour but a different boat. The boat itself has plenty of space for any beverages or snacks. They had ice already ready for our drinks. The seats have a bike seat cushion, but no actual pedals. There was also space at the front of the shop for us to just sit and enjoy the scenery. There are speakers on board so you can hook up to Bluetooth if you want. The captain and his first mate were excellent! They were able to tell us some interesting facts about our surroundings. They took pictures with the background of the bridge and the Milwaukee graffiti. They had a point where you could get a picture wearing the captain's hat behind the steering. It was such a lovely touch to have someone who knew when a good photo opportunity was coming up and was ready to alert us and take our picture. Half way through the trip, we took a break at a restaurant to use the bathroom. We were able to quickly order and receive fries to bring on board. The fries were soooo crispy and delicious. We had booked a public tour and ended up getting along really well the big group that was with us. Everyone was so welcoming and friendly. It helped take the whole experience to another level along with all the other little touches. We would definitely do this again. It was a nice way to see the city and to get out of the heat. I've never done a water tour like this and thoroughly enjoyed this! It was relaxing. I could see how some people would party hard on this so if you're looking for that, it's feasible.

This was our second Food & City Tour. Our first one was a Chicago bus food tour based on "The Bear"…read moreseries. We had a great experience at that tour, so we decided to try the Milwaukee food tour. This one was a walking lunch tour through the Brady Street neighborhood. Our tour guide, Britt, was very friendly and seemed knowledgeable about the history of the neighborhood. She provided some interesting facts along our walk. The restaurant stops provided delicious tastings from their menus. I appreciated that most of the stops provided individual servings allowing everyone to get their fare share of the food and for sanitary reasons. We did enjoy the tour and the walking distance felt doable. Britt made sure everyone was safe and got their food and beverages. My one suggestion would be to check the nearby festivities around the date you are planning to attend. Our tour date was the day after the Brady Street Festival and the street and sidewalks were filled with litter, empty liquor containers and some areas had broken glass on the walkways. Also, some areas that we walked through to get to the 1st meeting destination smelled like urine.

What an awesome experience! Every food stop along the way was fantastic -- we didn't have a single…read morething we didn't enjoy. Our tour guide, Emily, was super sweet, very knowledgeable about the area, and brought such a fun, upbeat energy that made the whole tour exciting. We loved hearing all the fun facts about the buildings we passed and the eateries we visited, which added so much to the experience. As out-of-staters, we never would have thought to explore Brady Street on our own, so it was really cool to discover a whole new part of the city while eating amazing food. Highly recommend!

The Estabrook Biergarten is a really fun time, especially when the weather is beautiful & warm out!…read moreThe park is gorgeous and the Biergarten is surrounded by nature and big beautiful trees. I love the live music, the wine and beer, and the huge pretzels served with Obatzda and sweet honey mustard. I also met The Biermen here last summer when they were performing and now I've followed them around and have seen them a few other times. This place is a great way to make new friends!

Alright parents, need a place to throw your kid a fun outdoor birthday party? Look no further. This…read morepark/beer garden was perfect for a big get together. We brought some food/decorations to set up right near the playground, which was great for the kiddos. And equally as great for the adults since the beer house is just a stone's throw away. They have plenty of brews on tap and provide awesome stein glasses to sip from. It's also along the river so we were sure to explore the paths. Tons of green space, picnic tables, and parking, making it an easy place to gather in a big group.