This vibrant seasonal beer garden nestled in a public park offers imported brews, hearty German snacks, and a lively atmosphere by the Milwaukee River.
"When this beer garden opened in 2012 as an offshoot of Milwaukee County Parks, it was the US’s first public beer garden since Prohibition—but Milwaukee had quite a few of these in the early 1900s. Order Hofbräuhaus beer in a dimpled-glass, super-heavy mug and grab a seat at a shared picnic table. The food menu is limited, and you’re welcome to pack a picnic (which is a good idea for fussy eaters or vegetarians). Still, you’d be remiss not to order a brat and a huge baked pretzel with a side of sweet mustard for some zing. Adjacent to the garden, and also in Estabrook Park, is a fenced-in dog park and Estabrook is dog-friendly, too. Because this is also a popular bicycling, canoeing, and kayaking route along the Milwaukee River, some people arrive on two wheels or by water." - kristine hansen
"When this beer garden opened in 2012 as an offshoot of Milwaukee County Parks, it was the US’s first public beer garden since Prohibition—but Milwaukee had quite a few of these in the early 1900s. Order Hofbräuhaus beer in a dimpled-glass, super-heavy mug and grab a seat at a shared picnic table. The food menu is limited, and you’re welcome to pack a picnic (which is a good idea for fussy eaters or vegetarians). Still, you’d be remiss not to order a brat and a huge baked pretzel with a side of sweet mustard for some zing. Adjacent to the garden, and also in Estabrook Park, is a fenced-in dog park and Estabrook is dog-friendly, too. Because this is also a popular bicycling, canoeing, and kayaking route along the Milwaukee River, some people arrive on two wheels or by water." - Kristine Hansen
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