Did a tour here. Tour runs 45 mins & you get 4 beer pours (about half a beer) tastings & unlimited…read moresoda. You also get a souvenir Sprecher glass for your tastings. Prices are $15-$18 depending on the day. Brayson was our tour guide & gave an interesting overview of the history of Sprecher & beer/soda making so you can enjoy your drink better armed with the background knowledge. You can also skip the tour & freebie glass & just get the tastings for $10, a fantastic deal. Drink: I loved the non alcoholic beer. The best NA beer I've had. I would describe it as having a complex flavor profile with something vanilla like. The 2 other beers I tried were ok, good, not great. I'm mostly sugar free on the weekdays, minus the sugar I use in cooking so the sodas were way too sweet for my very personal taste. I liked the maple root beer the best. Food: The pretzel is gigantic, so fun & great for sharing. Extremely delicious. Pillowly goodness with mustard dip & cheese dip, both yummy. Service: Great tour, great bartender & service. Don't forget to have some cash for the tip jar. Ambiance: It's a casual bar setup. Pro tip: You must get the pretzel. I will be back for this & the non alcoholic beer.

While in town, I decided to give this place a try since it was walking distance from the hotel. The…read moreworkers welcomed us and helped us decide the best drink based on what we liked. They were warm and friendly, and didn't make us feel rushed at all. I decided on the mule, which was on tap. It was decent. For food, we got the giant pretzel and garlic Parmesan wings. We definitely underestimated the size of the pretzel and couldn't finish it. It can definitely be shared with groups of 3-6 people. That being said, it was very delicious! The wings were good, but I wasn't overly impressed. Obviously it's a brewery, so they're going to be more known for their beer than their food. Both the pretzel and the wings were a good lunch for my boyfriend and I to share (but a bit much like I mentioned!). There were lots of people of all ages there to do the tour. We didn't get a chance to do that, so I can't speak on it, but I can say it seemed popular!

Perfect for any small venue! I had a small wedding and reception here, which was perfect for our…read moreneeds!

We attended the Wingspan and Wine event and it was a lovely evening in every way. Before entering…read morethe building, we were greeted with a bald eagle, his handler and another staff member introducing us with an abundance of interesting facts about the eagle. All of the staff was friendly, knowledgeable and clearly have a passion and love for their roles at the nature center. The Wingspan and Wine event had a variety of wines to try, along with charcuteries, veggies, fruit and some desserts to munch on throughout the evening. The stars of the evening were the many different raptors we got to see up close and hear all about, all of which are clearly cared for and loved by all of the staff. The property itself is gorgeous and spacious. Visiting the Schlitz Audubon Center has been on my list for years and I'm so glad I was finally able to visit - now I can't wait to go back for more exploring and to see more of what they have to offer!

The Schlitz Audubon is beyond impressive. It's in the north shore and so tucked away that I feel…read morelike it's unassuming, but boy is it lovely! We live in the area but regretfully don't visit enough. Recently though, my son and I went for a morning to explore my nephew's school there. He's apart of their "Nature School" program for young kiddos (essentially a pre-kindergarten class). The coolest part? Most all of the classrooms are outdoors! The trails are stunning, winding through well-kept nature preserves, into the woods, past small ponds, and over little bridges. It really is a beautiful and calming place to be. You'll discover all kinds of ecosystems and wildlife along the way. The main lodge is lovely as well. Vast in size, make to a modern day log cabin. It's very clean and welcoming, offering mini museum-like exhibits of animals, a coffee/tea section, and even a gift shop. The staff are sweet and helpful, offering maps and guidance about the property. Highly recommend a visit to this nature center! Whether it's a planned group visit, attending their planned events and camps, or just a simple excursion on your own, it's a wonderful place to explore.

I never had a bad time a the Bavarian Bier Haus! Awesome Bier, awesome food, awesome space and…read moreawesome time!

This review is regarding the treatment from staff at the restaurant and my concluding decision that…read moreI will never support such a rude environment. I have been going to the Oktoberfest event, next to the restaurant for years. Since new management took over, it has grown increasingly worse. The authentic flavor has lessened and staff is dismissive and rude. This year, the bierhaus advertised discounted admission and a free beer if you downloaded and paid on their app. That is what I, and several friends did. We received the discounted admission but when we wanted to redeem the beer, staff said that the internet server had crashed due to all the people logging on, and they could not redeem anything. Many people were inside, expressing annoyance as to why there was no back up method. Like a paper voucher or a log of the people who had purchased online. We spoke with the restaurant manager, Anissa Klein, and the insolence was unbelievable! She appeared very irritated and said there was nothing to be done, and that it was "just a free beer". She said that she did not want people to come back and try to redeem the voucher. I assured her that we would not come back and that we were with people from out of town. She then called the owner of the restaurant to speak with us. After waiting a significant time, he burst through the front doors exclaiming, "Who wants to yell at me?" This was very bizarre and our one friend spoke with him, but to no avail. At that point, we had wasted time following up with an establishment that clearly does not value their patrons. I have worked in the restaurant and service industry and was flabbergasted about how this simple issue was not handled and the lack of apology. Nothing was does to quell our dissatisfaction, it was very unprofessional and ... strange!

Awesome place to get a beer, sit on the patio, and bring the dogs to hang out. The kids were able…read moreto run around as the parents had a beer/Bloody Mary. What a great new addition to the North Shore!

Not my worst experience at a Regus space, honestly. However, sick of the same stock photos being…read moreused for all locations. Wasn't sure exactly where to park but opted for the 2nd floor of the structure since that's where the office is. Easy enough to figure out how to find the office. No one was at the front desk when I stopped in, but after a few minutes, the receptionist showed up and brought me to my coworking space. It was empty though it looked like there were 2 permanent desks that may be occupied more often. One had a mug with old coffee or tea in it so not sure how often they stop in or the place is cleaned. It was quiet enough and served my purposes for the afternoon. Plus, it's centrally located to the mall and plenty of restaurants and Trader Joe's.

The office space is cold and loud. The internet didn't work, and the staff were unable to help…read moreresolve the issue. I literally was in the space to work for about 15 minutes and had to leave to find internet access at a local coffee shop. The app on my phone never worked. When I complained I was told the tech support team was in the Phillipines so it would be several weeks before they could help me. When I tried to cancel my agreement they charged me for two months of service. The GM of the location gave me the run around for several days and finally told me I had to cancel online. I did... they charged me for another month of service. In total I paid $200 for 15 minutes in a cold, loud, windowless space with no internet, and rude employees. Easily the worst experience I've had in a long time.

My coworker received a gift certificate for two hours of pickleball and we had so much fun! The…read morestaff were friendly and the space itself was large and clean (especially the locker rooms).

Really good staff, they have a tv and couches, good tennis, a gym, and it's a really nice place!read more

Really nice clubhouse! I think you can rent this place out. It has a north woods feel and would be…read morea great spot for a meeting or party if it is available.

Best fish fry hands-down! The beer battered cod is perfectly crispy & even paired with potato…read morepancakes with applesauce. A classic!

A great brunch buffet for the price! Tucked away in a…read morebeautiful park setting, you'll need to head through the tunnel at the end of the parking lot and follow the signs down along the water to the lodge. There you'll be greeted by a hostess and seated. We hadn't made a reservation but you can easily do so online. We were immediately seated and given the run down. There's fresh fruit, cereal options, a carving station, biscuits and gravy, cheesy potatoes, roasted potatoes, bacon and sausage all on the floor to help yourself to. But you can also fill out a card at your table for a made to order omelette. Or request donut holes, pancakes, waffles or chicken and waffles from the kitchen. They also have a full bar offering cocktails, bloodys and mimosas. We did wait a bit for the omelette but overall the service was great and very friendly and for the price ($20.95) we will absolutely be back!

Looking for restaurant- grade gear that stands the test of time? This is it. If you cook ( and who…read moredoesn't eat?) pick things that are solid and last forever. Tossing out yet another thing that is toxic, burned to smithereens, or whose handle has fallen off, gets tiring. Buy for life

Wow - this place is a gem! Boelter is similar to Fein Brothers in that it's a restaurant supply…read morestore that welcomes the public. The upside to Boelter is Saturday hours, parking lot and a modern showroom. First - they have EVERYTHING. I mean it - pots, pans, utensils, weird serving dishes, prep stuff, bathrobes, coffee pots, giant potato mashers, chef shoes, cleaning supplies, huge deep fryers and Brewers Tupperware. Have you ever wished for one of those little silver dishes that restaurants put butter pats in? Look no further - it's yours for a mere $2. Second - staff is kind and helpful. They'll explain how it works to newbies and then let you go on your own personal voyage of discovery. Third - prices. They are good. A Wusthof chefs knife for $30? A sleeve of 100 jello shot cups for $1.29? Brewers Tupperware set of $15? All present and accounted for. They're a great source for catering/big party supplies too. They even sell paper chef hats (the tall, cylindrical ones) by the case - who doesn't need that? Fourth - Cooking classes. The fine people at Sur la Table have the balls to charge $70 per PERSON for a class. Boelter is $35 which includes a $25 credit to the store = $10 class. Most are taught by Michael Feker so that's going to be....entertaining. In conclusion, there's no better place to go when you need a turnip twaddler or whatnot for some obscure recipe. They'll have it and they'll have it at a fair price.