What a fun experience!…read more This is a really cool speakeasy. Know the password or complete a task (we had to vogue). It's all 90's spy thriller themed and had the dark, mysterious vibes. The food was amazing (highly recommend the cheese curds) and the drinks were delicious. Our server was so nice, she's the one who recommended the cheese curds. We had a great time and I wish I lived closer so I could go back.

Stopped in as my fiancé had been here as a child. It's like a speakeasy restaurant…read more More of a fun experience for kids than adults. Food was average. Be sure to go in the Red door. If you don't know the secrete password you will have to pick something to do to be allowed entry. We had to walk like penguins. They send you on a scavenger hunt to find the secrete password while your food it being made so makes the wait easier on kids.

Cool bar. Nice bartender. Wings were even better than expected, a bit of a kick to them. Ordered…read more5 to test the place out. Will be back for more.

The wings were good, but the customer service felt rude and uninviting. As customers in our…read moremid-20s, we noticed a lot of staring and felt overlooked while the bartenders seemed much more engaged with the older men at the bar. We ordered 10 wings without realizing that Wednesdays were unlimited wing nights. No one explained how the special worked, and the staff acted as though we should have already known the rules. When we asked another bartender whether we could order another round of 10 because the wings were unlimited, he responded that he "didn't know what that means." He then explained that we could order as many as we wanted as long as we didn't take them to go which we already understood. We were simply trying to order another round. I understand that the bar was busy, but we were rarely checked on or asked whether we wanted another drink or anything else. The wings were good, although I personally didn't understand all the hype. If you're in your mid-20s and looking for a younger, more welcoming atmosphere, I would recommend trying somewhere else.

I was in Racine with my son and his wife. We were across the street volunteering at the Racine…read moreEagles Club. We decided to go across the street for lunch at George's Tavern. Holy cow! The special was a grilled cheese and meatloaf sandwich (with a side of their special pineapple coleslaw) The sand- wich was large was toasted to perfection. It even had pickles on it. It was different and seriously delicious!! My daughter-in-law had the mac 'n cheese with chicken strips. It looked amazing. The portion was so big, she had to take half of it home. The salads are huge and one of those will be my next choice. This bar as been around for years. (the owners retired) There is live music often and there are two area with tables, one in the primary bar room and another where the band would be. There are also booths along the back wall. The bar was clean and the new owner, Caleb, was very friendly. I bet people don't think of George's as a lunch or dinner destination, but I highly recommend it.

Be careful when using a credit card here. Saturday, October…read more10, 2026, stopped in with a couple friends to listen to the band. Stephan Hull, very good music! I paid for a round of drinks for my friends. Three Carbliss and a top shelf shot. The bartender asked if I wanted to keep the tab open. I said no, close it out. He ran my card, I signed the receipt and that was that. Or so I thought. The next day I glanced at my bank account, I believe it said $37 and change. Hmm, seemed kind of high. I looked at it the next day and now it's up to $42.90. What in the world!?! I called George's, asked what they charge for Carbliss, $7. Ok, so $21plus the shot. I'm sorry, it shouldn't be $42.90. I was told I didn't close out the tab. Well, yes, I did. What would I have to do to completely close out that tab? So we went back and forth a couple of times and she said, have a good day. That was that! Nice scam! Needless to say, I am not happy. I'm not sure I care to go there ever again. Very disappointed!! So, beware!!!

I was brought to this steakhouse by a friend going back a few months. I don't spend a lot of time…read morein Milwaukee, so I'd never heard of it. The day we came, I didn't have a taste for steak, which unusual for me! I ordered a wedge salad to start and a crab dish instead of steak and both were delicious. Everything was Fresh with great flavor. The atmosphere in this restaurant is very warm and dark but not too dark and cozy but spacious. Our server was very nice. Very attentive. Fabulous restaurant that I recommend when in Milwaukee.

We had a private dinner for Marcus hotels and resorts training in the dark room. It was a special…read moreexperience I would never trade for anything. The service was outstanding. The menu was 20/10, lots of options to choose from even with a large party and customized smaller menu you would find in a normal sit down restaurant. You enter The Dark Room from a bookcase next to the yellow neon GIGGLY sign on the second floor of the Saint Kate Hotel.

We were in for an event and ordered some food which was the Crab Ragoons and a Smash Burger both of…read morewhich were very good. The service was great and the ambiance was relaxing. Value was great. Food was fresh and hot.

We had a good time enjoying the live music which wasn't too loud so that we could actually have a…read moreconversation without yelling to each other, unlike a lot of other bars. We ate chicken tenders and waffle fries and had a few cocktails and all were good. The servers and bartenders were all very friendly and asked several times how the food tasted and if we liked our drinks, which we appreciated. Thanks Jessica and Kade for another very enjoyable experience! And, good luck to Kade ! Maybe we'll see you at a Skycarp game!

First time here, and I will definitely be back. On a nice sunny afternoon we two had lunch out on…read morethe patio. The location is right on a main road, but the patio is not loud, and conversation is easy. We ordered the Chicken Tenders appetizer, a French Dip sandwich with fries, and two sodas. I tried both dishes, and I really enjoyed each one. The tenders have a really crispy crust, and the seasoning is great. Five tenders are huge, and I asked if this was truly the appetizer and not a full entree, and found that this appetizer is very large. The French Dip has the au jus that is not too salty and has a perfect taste. I tend to find this to be too salty, but this one is right on the mark. The fries are crispy and seasoned well. I did not go inside, so I cannot detail the dining area, but the parking is ample, both next to the restaurant and across the little street. I also feel the pricing is good, especially these days. I like this place and I plan to return again.

Stopped in after an event in Milwaukee…read more Place was a bit slow at the time. We ordered our food. The server was nice and helpful. It's spacious inside and they also offer patio seating. It's a bit on the darker side inside which makes it a more comfortable dining experience. Our food was served hot and it was delicious.

We recently celebrated a birthday at Fox and Hounds and enjoyed a delicious brunch. The atmosphere…read moreis lovely- you feel as though you're in a European lodge or resort. The brunch has so many choices- salads, meats, egg dishes, desserts, potatoes and breads. Reservations are necessary- this is a very popular restaurant and it gets busy. Definitely check this place out!

Second time here in the last couple of months…read more Food: As much as I love the history of this place, the beautiful woods surrounding it, and the charm of the building, I have been very disappointed by the quality of the food. Unfortunately, this second dinner was even worse than the first. The rice was undercooked, the short ribs were dry, and the scallops were gritty. I realize that, for some people, the Buy One, Get One promotion is a big draw. However, I suspect that the menu prices are inflated to offset the BOGO savings, so it doesn't end up being much of an actual benefit. My wish is that they would focus on improving the quality and consistency of the food and charge prices that appropriately cover their costs while still allowing them to make a profit. I don't think we'll be coming back anytime soon, which is sad because there is so much to like about the location and atmosphere.

Second time here, I've enjoyed it both times. The most recent time labors day weekend, a cover…read morecharge of $10 for the DJ who plays country x EDM which meshes really well in my opinion. Crowd was pretty big, there was a line when I left, just to get in.

I'd just like to state as I see it, overall there is great people working here and for the company!…read moreHowever, some of the bad behavior I see from employees is unacceptable! You should never insult customers, take advantage of them, or being rude to them, we as customers are putting money into the establishment and the employees pocket, so it doesn't make any sense to abuse the customers who contribute to the business! I'm a full time working Civil Engineer and I'm making a really good salary, $87,500 a year, before taxes and other expenses! I'm one of the last people you would want to insult, I could keep going, but I made my point here, and all I do is spend money, tip good, and I usually don't engage in a conversation unless someone else starts it first! As I see it, there are a lot of great people that work here and for the company, good people that are nice to me, I like that and appreciate it! Some of the bad behaviors though I've seen from employees is bad for business, it's not good at all! Thanks for having me, all the best to the employees/staff and company!!

Shakers was great, I stopped by for a cigar and really enjoyed my visit…read more The building itself has such a fascinating, albeit largely morbid history - from its time as a brothel, an Al Capone connection, and of course a modern tie-in to serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer (the owner allegedly saved the stool Dahmer used to sit on), this place does NOT have a bright past. Fast forward to today, and the dreadful history didn't bring down my experience. They have an okay cigar collection near the host stand, and a great space to smoke/relax. There's a range of seating, from an outdoor patio, to tables near the front windows, to a bar, to more dimly lit seating toward the back...and a rooftop to boot. Lots of options! Their drink menu seemed extensive, lots of spirits and beer/wine available. Pricey, but I guess that's part of being a cigar bar, especially one that's also storied institution. Service was excellent, great staff that were friendly and very helpful. If you like cigars and don't mind a smaller selection, this place is an excellent option for a low key place to smoke and unwind.

Terrible service! Extremely over priced. Wouldn't come…read moreback! Would NOT recommend this place!

The artsy, uplifting vibe here is definitely the most fun part of going to Art Bar. It is so…read morecommunity-oriented, and it is evident that they are committed to creating an inclusive and welcome vibe, supporting artists, community-building, and affinity groups. I have never had a bad experience here, and I always meet new and interesting and kind people. I haven't even mentioned the drinks or pizza yet -- all fantastic! Never a negative experience here!

Great drinks. Art all over the place-so cute. Bartender offered me cookies that he made! Love this…read morefor me! Dog friendly. I do think they recently changed happy hour specials