Awesome place with lots of Michigan history. This place has everything from every Branch. Of course…read morethis is Military friendly in more ways than one.

Highly recommended! If I could give it 10 stars, I would. Amazing museum. Amazing, helpful and…read morefriendly staff. If you are ever in Frankenmuth, make sure this museum is on your list to visit. Wars are never, ever good, but this is a reminder of the sacrifices our brave men and women in uniform who served our great nation.

These blueberries are so good. Very big and sweet. The fields are really big too so you can find…read moresome really good ones in there. Definitely a must do in the summer!

What a great little visit to the small museum. The staff here is extremely friendly and welcoming…read more They have a nice little gift shop to enjoy. The museum goes pretty quick, but there's a lot of things to read and interact with. It gives a great history of Frankenmuth. Visit them for yourself if you're looking for a little history and culture.

Don't skip this little gem if you love history. Get a guide tour if possible. Wonderful,…read moreknowledgeable staff can tell you about the rich and varied history of this charming town. Did you know the wool and mills and factories here knitted thousands of socks for the soldiers during WWI. Or that German POW's were shipped here and 'rented' out to help on farms during WWII - some even kept in touch with the American families (because they really didn't want to fight the war either) Definitely a good place to start your visit- to get the background and history of the town.

Dirty and overpriced. I went for a birthday party and won't be back…read more Food is bad. Service was decent but they are understaffed.

Everything was great for the party. The only thing I disagree with is the volume of the music and…read moreannouncer. I think it too loud for little ears.

This is for the 2023 edition of the Expo…read more Outside were a short line, some volunteers prechecking licenses, a trailer to show you e ticket or purchase on site, and a Frankenmuth cop to recheck your license. That led straight into the main fairground exhibit building, which had quite a few beer booths and a some beer related sellers around the perimeter. Many beer festival regulars use lanyards they can clip onto the sample glasses to have both hands free between samples, for some reason this year the Expo issued sample glasses without handles. Also, they needed a few more rinse and dump stations for glass rinsing. For some reason the two huge tents were more crowded with sample booths. And one of them had a DJ and the beer stein holding comp going on all day, and the second tent was right next to the entertainment tent and it was hard to hear. Only about 25% of the booths had brewery reps in them, most were just the volunteers. Very heavy police presence. I sort of felt like they were scaring expo goers into using the free shuttle busses to the hotel areas and dining areas. Which isn't the worst thing ever, but maybe more carrot and less stick.

What a great event. Large but organized. Competitively priced. I loved the RFID band that you could…read morerecharge for additional tickets. Clean regular and portable bathrooms. Ample security. Food trucks. Most additional purchases are cash only but they do have an ATM. Free parking and shuttles available . Only improvements I would request would be more seating or tables and up front notification that some special pours will cost 2 tickets. I would return.