Beer Made Me Do It, Milwaukee

Wherever there’s a brewery, we’re there. They’re always designed so differently and each have their own personality in all cities. This time around, we went beer hopping to a few places, because as you know, one of the two things that Milwaukee is known for is its beer.

Milwaukee in a nutshell:

The typewriter was invented here
Its Major League Brewers and fans, of course
Famous breweries *duh*
Known as the Cream City

Time to be a Milwaukeean

At least throughout this post…

Wizard Norks Brewing

There’s a lot of places that have like an underground entrance like this one. It reminds me of a speakeasy kind of way to go into a restaurant. I’m not sure anyone knew we were really coming here, but we found it somehow right?!

O’Lydia’s Bar and Grill

We went into this bar thinking there would be a spot with large seating, because every time we chose a table, we had friends come. We ended up taking the whole outside bar strip. When in Wisconsin, cheese curds are a must! I think the potato skins were actually better.

Great Lakes Distillery and Tasting Room

Pit stop for a good time and good beer selection. Everyone stopped at the bar, had a beer, and left. We sat in the back because it had the longest booth. Are you the type of person to prefer the booth or regular seating?

Smoke Shack

Getting the briskets were the highlight of the foodie items. I think the cornbread is the best in the midwest, but that’s just me things.

Even in the freezing cold, we sat outside by the fire pit. They had a mini fire pit in each table, like hibachi but not cookable. If that makes sense?