The Pedal Tavern is a great time. I got a group of friends together to celebrate my birthday and we all had a blast. The driver was fun and kept the energy going and the vibes high. My only complaint is that I wish the tour was a bit longer. read more

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So what an experience is what I will say. This is great for any occasion but also really fun thing when celebrating a friends birthday. Be ready though because it is a workout for sure. We had tons of fun playing music and enjoying our stops at various bars. We also loved how knowledgeable our guide was and the interaction we had with him overall. read more

We booked the Pedal Tavern last minute while in Milwaukee for Summerfest. It was honestly the highlight of our Girl's Trip! 9 Moms from the Chicago suburbs that were ready to Whoop it up and we did just that! BENTLEY, our host, was so much fun and made sure we had the best time! Can't wait to do it again!! read more

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What an amazing few hours. My man of honor selected this as one of the bachelorette party shenanigans for me and we had a blast. Now I'm saying that as someone who hates the heat and exercise, but WOW, so fun! Cory, our driver, was such a blast and so accommodating! We stopped at The Bottle, Woody's, Dark Horse Tavern and The Pint and had a great time at each! I would definitely recommend doing this again, even if you HATE heat and exercise! read more

I was only able to drink 4 beers on this great way to spend the afternoon, plus got some fresh air at the same time. The meeting spot is right where National Av meets Water St. There is ample street parking there​, also a lot​ by Boone​ and Crocketts.​ Each bike goes out for​​ 2 hours, and you get to​ chose 3 taverns. You stay at about 1/2 hour at each​ one and then back on the bike you go. Our​ driver was Darryl and he was full of​​ tips and suggestion. Very attentive and helpful. Darryl went out of his way to make sure er all had​ a good time We were also lucky to be hooked up with some visitors from ​Boston​, who were here for Irish Fest​ We chose George's as our first​ stop​ to enjoy their pedal bike specials​, Its always​ fun and his place is covered​ form Sports ad Military​ Memmoeibilla. Sometimes he even breaks​s out in song (not today) then we went to Mobccaft brewing. I'm sure we didn't​ enjoy It as much because there​​ was​ a ​street fest going on and didn't get to sample our beer. Our last stop was Hamburger Mary's, but you don't​ get to see the full restaurant. that's​ saved for​ dining customers, and​ the pedal bike​ got to go through front bar, where all the arcade games were free. They were certainly having a good time. I also sew quite a few bridal showers​ and bachelor​ parties going for the ride There are about 25 little taverns​ you can go on the list so each tour​ would be a totally different trip. Make no mistake​ about it, you really​ have​ to pedal, there is no override​ but if you want to bing a family​ member that can't​ pedal for some reason like stroke. injury, cerebral​ palsy​, etc. there are two​ chairs set up in the ​back for non-paddlers​​​. You are also allowed 3 cans of beer per person on the​ bike. You can bring a small cooler FYI-NOT EVERYONE ENJOYS THE SAME KIND OF BAR ATMOSPHERE, AND ILL NOT GO IN WITH THE GROUP. YOU​ ARE FREE TO STAY ON THE IKE OND DRINK YOUR OWN BEER read more

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I've been wanting to go on a pedal tavern forever and I'm so happy to say I was able to finally make it happen last night! Our group had the best time!! Brought our own beverages and snacks but also took advantage of some amazing specials at the four bars we stopped at along the way. The pedaling is a little bit of a workout but there are five seats where pedaling isn't required so you can swap seats if you get tired. Bring your own music (don't forget the adapter/usb cord) and pedal your party through the city. Check-in was fast, all of the staff was amazing and very conscious of the open container laws. If you haven't been on a pedal tavern yet, it's time to make it happen. This is a great social event from start to finish! read more

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I had never done a drinking pedal tavern before and it was a lot of fun and perfect for a bachelorette party! Slightly terrifying after a few drinks but still a great time! Our driver pretty much let us take over. Music wise, drinking wise just letting us be super silly! The stops were okay but being on the tavern was where it's at. We had a cooler so honestly keep driving next time. read more

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TOO MUCH FUN I had resisted the Pedal Tavern for years because exercise is frankly the worst. However, I was promised that because I am a Delicate (Fat) Flower, I wouldn't have to pedal - cool. We had a group of 12 or so and hit 4 stops - the unmissable George's, Central Standard, Mobcraft and Steny's. All were a blast! You can definitely drink in transit but honestly it's only 5-10 minutes at most between stops so don't overfill the cooler! Bring an aux cord so you can blast music and keep energized! I had so much fun I would consider doing it again, even if my fat ass had to pedal! read more

We rode with Kevin, our driver. During this two hour ride through Milwaukee, we visited two breweries and a food stop with seven local food trucks, all offering delicious options. You would think after almost two hours of manual peddling to move the bike, you'd be tired; the entertainment of the people with you and the music you can play through their speakers really takes your mind off of it! I would HIGHLY recommend doing this tour if you are new to the area, visiting Milwaukee, or just looking for a fun Friday! read more

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Our driver started to pull a u-turn without looking behind her. If I hadn't screamed "CAR,"I think she would have steered us right into them. She also ran a red light down a hill without seeing past parked cars on the street to our left. sure, she was turning right, but I don't think we would have stopped in time if a car "surprised" us. Tips for those going: wear sturdy shoes, some women in our group had straps break on dressy sandals. Make sure you are in a group that is going to pedal; our shorter members couldn't really pedal comfortably, which made it frustrating for all. Think ahead about where you want to go- our bar options weren't so hot. One served a lemon drop as vodka, lemon slice and a sugar cube. read more

This was my first peddle tavern experience and it was a blast. We went on the 10am tour, so it was early enough that none of our stops were terribly crowded because it was still a little bit early to be drinking. We had 9 people, while the cart holds probably 15. Peddling up the hills was a little bit of a challenge with only 9 (+ our driver), but with everyone peddling it worked out just fine. A few of the shorter girls (maybe 5'5" or so?) on our cart struggled a little bit to reach the peddles. I can't say with 100% certainty but, as far as I know, the seats were not adjustable. You can bring your own music, food, and beers (no glass) along on the cart to listen to, eat, and drink in between each stop. For food I would suggest cheese cubes, crackers, a bag of pretzels, a bag of nuts, and the like. You will be drinking and peddling and drinking and peddling.... Not a whole lot of time to be eating! As you cannot have open alcohol on the streets or sidewalks, you either have to finish your beers between stops, or leave them on the cart while inside each stop. We got the small 8oz cans of beer, and they were small enough to enjoy, while not being too large to finish. We made 5 stops- George's Pub, Zad's, Milwaukee Ale House, and Brenner's Brewing Co. The original plan did not include Milwaukee Ale House or Brenner's, but the Irish pub that we planned on going to was not open when we got there (even though their hours advertised that they were open). Milwaukee Ale House was probably my favorite. So many options! Each of these stops had specials just for the Peddle Tavern, which was really nice. This was a fun way to check out Milwaukee for someone who's never been here before. I don't know that this is something I would do again (it sounds like it's generally the same route each time) but the experience was most definitely worth it. read more

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I was really looking forward to the pedal tavern and can see how it could be fun if it the weather cooperates. We went for a friends birthday and the tavern was mostly our group and a bachelor party. We initially had a great time being on the tavern and blasting music. The first stop we made was George's at the suggestion of the pedal tavern driver. The bar was very divey, and cash only...something that should've been mentioned by the driver before stopping. Our stop there was quick as most of us did not want to take out cash when we had drinks on the tavern, and the bar didn't have air conditioning on an extremely humid day. We then went to another bar and it started to rain. Now, storms were in the forecast but the tavern insisted "it's more fun with the rain." Little did we know that that would be the end of our evening. Once lighting was in the air, we were no longer allowed to pedal. They had to drive to pick up two members of our group and out tour was over. No refunds, despite only going to like two bars and pedaling for 30 min. Felt like a waste of almost $400 that could've been spent on other things. Obviously they can't control the weather but if we were told that no refunds would be given or that we would have to completely stop if there was lightning then we might have postponed. Regardless, fun 30 minutes....just watch the weather and cancel if it's going to rain! read more

becks was the best!!! had the most amazing time and she was such a vibe - great personality will be coming back!

I was so happy to see a small Yelp Zombie Pedal Tavern event happen this year! It was a small group all dressed as zombies and we went out pedaling around Milwaukee. We pedaled around to some great bars in the area starting at O'Lydia's, Zad's Tavern, Georgie's, and Fat Daddy's. We got light bites and some really great drink specials. Our driver, Jason, was awesome! He played great music and was very fun to talk with! Great job Jason! I had a fantastic time meeting and getting to know some other Milwaukee Yelpers..Thank you Rachel for planning a very fun event!! read more

Hop on this multi-person bike system and get ready to do all of the following: 1. pedal like a madman- yes, this contraption is powered by the power of legs alone 2. drink while you pedal- it's BYOB with the exception of beverages in glass bottles 3. jam out- make sure someone has a good Pandora station and enough juice on their phone You stop at several bars on your tour where they provide you with pedal tavern specials- some are better than others. Overall it's a great time! It definitely made for a memorable bday celebration! Grab a few friends and get your drink on while you pedal! read more

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Rain or shine, try something new! Host your celebration on the Milwaukee Pedal Tavern! You can book the entire bike for 15 friends, or join in on a public tour with other people! Departing from Steny's (on 2nd and National), an expert guide will steer your group through the Third Ward/ Walker's Point. Choose to stop at 3-5 bars out of a selection of 25+ bars that offer specific discount drinks. Tavern session lasts for around two hours and is around $25-$33 per person. Alcohol is permitted on tavern, but is limited to three 12oz or smaller cans per person. I know my group just brought plastic cups, and that was acceptable. Food is also permitted on the Tavern. Reason for four stars is because my feet didn't touch the pedals and the seat wasn't adjustable. So, if you are 5"1' or shorter, you will just have to accept the fact that you will be vertically challenged for the rest of your life. All in all, a great experience! read more

The pedal tavern is such a fun time! All the haters out there, sorry not sorry :) Book your route in advance, there's tons of stops to choose from including Purple Door Ice Cream! If you can stay off the beaten path, do it and check out some places you wouldn't normally go to (like George's). you'll need a bartender for the center of the pedal tavern, too. Bring aboard your favorite drinky drinks. There are several spot where there's no pedaling, so rotate!! (3 in back and above the wheels) read more

I drove the bikes for two years and have nothing but cute things to say about my experience. It was too good to be real, but school finished up and I had to relocate. If this isn't on ur bucket list get crackin. Derek Collins is the man! read more

OH. EM. GEE. The pedal tavern is a blast. Holy cow was it fun, I might even venture to say it was one of the most fun things I've done in Milwaukee. Myself and 6 friends went on a pedal tavern on a Thursday night as a part of celebrations before graduating, so it was very much a last hoorah in Milwaukee as a group and it was absolutely perfect. Working out AND drinking?! Say what?? A lot more difficult than I would have imagined but I probably should have known better. We got to blast our own music, our driver Candace was very cool, a good driver to have along for festivities, she also took us to some pretty rad spots including Evo (formerly Spin), Milwaukee Sail Loft (ah-mazing views and great photo ops), and George's (check the separate review for that spot-it's da bomb dot com). All of the stops were great, and we were at all bars just enough time to have a drink and make it back to the Steny's where we started in time. I actually cannot wait to do the pedal tavern again, who's game to go with me? Lets do it. read more

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Pedal. Drink. Pedal. Drink. or Drink and Pedal. Drink and Pedal The option is yours. These non-motorized mobiles for you and 13 of your closest friends will propel you into two+ hours of great fun in Walker's Point and the Third Ward. Be your own DJ and be sure to have a playlist or two on someone's phone to connect to their system. Once you have your drinks and music let the trip commence. You can customize your trip within the suggestions of your Pedal Tavern Ambassador (who also operates the brake and steering wheel). Or you can sit back, pedal and let your guide lead you to some of the little known and well traveled spots in that area of town. What you choose your certain to have a great time! read more

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Okay, so we did the pedal tavern last weekend, first weekend of August in Milwaukee. The weather was awesome to exercise and exercise we did. I think those who say six is perfect are nuts. Now, really I think it was four of us doing the work, but our tavern had six riders. It was hard! It ruined a bit of the experience for us. We went to George's first. Clearly a fun local, old time bar with interesting folks, but it smelled in there. They have animals, and it was smelly. My husband stayed outside for this stop. Cool beads and raffles for me, but old smelly bar. Next we did the Sangria Bar. It was unique. It's hard to mix beer and wine for me, but the ambiance was cool. And they have great bathrooms for the ride, go here. Next came MOB Craft Brew. The ride was uphill, and with just a '6' of us, is was a hard ride. I needed a beer, my husband pedaled hard and wanted to puke. Two different experiences, but still, the point is...Ride a full tavern. We made it back to Steny's with not much trouble, flat ride, and Steny's is really cool. A great bar in a fun city. Ultimately, I liked the tavern, but it was really tiring. They have great customer service and our guide was friendly. Try it out, have the experience and have fun, but be prepared!!!' read more

This is a must do activity in Milwaukee. Our driver was a lot of fun and kept the group entertained. The cycling was more challenging than I expected and I was a bit short for the pedals (5'1") but I made it work. There are also non-pedaling seats if you need a break or just want to ride along. The stops were fun and not places I would normally go to. The cost isn't crazy but it's high enough that it's not something I would do every weekend. It's a great idea for special events. read more

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Loved the experience! Awesome alternative for covid to be outside and choose your own group! Masks are also worn when not drinking! We did a party of 8 for the bike tavern and had a blast! We let our driver Darrel (Darrel I hope I spelled your name right) choose our stops and he did not let us down! Make sure you go to George's Pub a memory you truly will not forget. The price is decent and you get to bring your own beverages as well as snacks for the ride. It goes by quicker than you think! Different experience than just a day at the bars and highly recommend! read more

This was my first pedal tavern and our driver Kevin didn't disappoint!! He was so knowledgeable with his recommendations for bar stops and such an energetic and fun driver!! Will definitely be back! Thanks again Kevin for the wonderful time!! read more

It was a blast! I'll admit I think it's way over priced - $38/person to ride a bike and not receive any free beer on the bike and the discounts weren't super great at the stops. BUT - we did have a blast and a great driver. I would say it needs to be longer too - We could have easily rode around for another hour. read more

We loved Ellie for our bachelorette party experience! We knew all the great places to go and made it a great time for all of us. WE LOVE ELLIE! read more

Good GD is this a fun time, y'all. Get 15 of your closest friends, meet up at O'Lydia's, hang in the back room until you've all checked-in and filled out your "I'm not going to sue you if I fall off the pedal tavern and bite it" waivers, indulge in one of O'Lydia's many pedal tavern specials ($1 PBRs whut?!), and then, once your driver comes to get your group, you're ready to roll! Er, pedal. Of note: this is *not* easy, folks. Depending upon your route, you'll be pedal pushing like a you-know-whatter. There's only one gear, so be prepped for lots of rotation and little resistance. That said, an easy ride not does this make. But! You'll be stopping at some glorious spots, depending upon your group's chosen route. We really dove it up when we went, hitting three amazing dive bars and indulging in their particular brand of dive-y-ness, which to be truthful, was perfect for the evening and the group. Stop #1: George's. Wow. Seriously, and not even kidding around. This little gem is nestled on the east side of 1st St. just south of National. George and his spot are wicked-old school untouched by time, and it's all just so delightful. Your specials? $1 Busch and Busch Lights, $2 ice-cold shots of butterscotch schnapps. A raffle for random prizes, and George on the mic (this means a sweet, earnest, funny old guy MC'ing your half hour stop. Amaze.) Stop #2: Fat Daddy's. I've been here before, many moons ago. Cheap drink specials, dive-y without being dirty and a mixed crowd. Really not a bad spot at all! Stop #3: Zad's. I've been here before too, many moons ago. This 6am bar (read: third shifter bar) has since been rehabbed and has insanely cheap drinks, killer pedal tavern specials ($1 shots of Powers?), pull tabs, an internet jukebox, and friendly folks. And then, back to O'Lydia's for us, where we indulged in some killer apps (reuben rolls! potato skins!) and relaxed with even more of their pedal tavern specials in the back room. All in all, a wicked good time, nice folks, and tons of fun. Oh... and a shout out to our driver who was super nice and way fun... I think his name was Josh? Or was it Jason? I asked him twice and I can't remember now. Dang. I'm a jerk. At any rate, he was informative, fun, and all-around rad. Rachel recommends: ... not going when it's super hot or super cold. You're good from 60-75 degrees on this bad boy. Also, make sure to have your group bring their own music! read more

Get a workout while getting your drink on. Yes please. The pedal tavern is lots of fun. Bring some beer, make a play list, and have a good time pedaling along MKE. The staff is always friendly. Note the new rules don't allow hard alcohol. Last time we did it with 6 people and it was totally fine. I was worried it would be too difficult but we had no problems. It was easier than doing it with more people actually. read more

Ok, listen. My 5 stars are not going toward the concept of the Pedal Tavern, which should be considered torture in some countries, because really who wants to booze and exercise at the same time? Not me, and my derrière was none to pleased with me following the week. That being said, if you're set on giving this a try, this company is pretty great and I would recommend them. Our driver, Justin Jason (Just Jason actually, but the story's not as funny when you're sober), was awesome and fun and totally tolerant of our shenanigans as long as we stayed within the guidelines of the Pedal Tavern and the laws of Milwaukee. Drink specials were available at all of the bars and all of the bartenders were pretty cool with us too. We played our own tunes and laughed a whole lot. I would never do this again in a million years, but it was fun to try once and we were happy with the service of this company. read more

After reading some of these reviews, I think our pub must've been broken. There is no way that this could be considered fun. Seven very healthy men had an extremely difficult time pedaling around. The "tour" was 3 stops that I guess really don't change from "tour" to "tour." Since I was incorrect to assume otherwise, ALCOHOL IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE. SEVERAL hundred dollars to pedal myself to a MEH bar which it would've been easier to walk to, and THEN I have to pay for my drinks? Garbage sound system and I did not feel safe the way our "driver" was negotiating traffic. Call me lazy, call me cheap... this was no fun AT ALL. read more

So.much.fun. I had more fun than I thought I would on the pedal tavern. You can bring drinks (in cans or plastic cups) onboard. Make sure someone brings music for jamming. My favorite part was honestly just pedaling down streets while drinking and socializing on the pedal tavern. You of course make stops at various establishments for more drinks. I think you can choose your own stops or entrust the driver to select those for you. My only complaint- the time (two hours) went by SO fast. I could have easily done one or two more hours. This would be a fabulous and unique choice for out-of-towners, bachelorette/bachelor parties, or just some quality friend time. read more

OMG what a fun time! It's a great time to wind down with a group of people. You've got one common goal when you're pedaling from place to place so it's a great laid back way to team built. There's plenty of time for conversations while pedaling or at each bar you visit. You also get to visit some special bars that are only open for pedal taverns. Bring some snacks and bring a sweatshirt (there's plenty of storage on board) Highly recommend! read more

15 friends and I rented a pedal tavern for the 4th of July last weekend and had a blast! We met our pedal tavern at a bar that had awesome food and a great patio (if you're trying to get some lunch before you start). While we ate, we signed our waivers and then off we went! The tour felt a little short as once we all got on the tavern, listened to the rules, and headed off, about 15 mins had already passed. With only about 15-20 minutes to spend in each bar, it felt really rushed. I think they should at least let you stay 30-40 minutes and maybe even spend a bit more time pedaling in between. As we returned to our starting point after two hours, it felt like we had just begun and it was kind of sad to realize that we had literally just gone in a very small 2 block radius circle. Regardless, it was very fun and a great way to spend a holiday - just needed about an hour or two more!! Only other comment was that our driver was a bit nit-picky. One of our guests spilled a bit of beer while getting onto his seat and was immediately chastised and called an asshole. Duh, spilling isn't awesome, but it was an accident and shouldn't have turned into a 2 minute lecture for the group. Chill out, bro. read more

Seriously, it sucks. They took us to dive bars. The pedaling sucks. It is terrible, and I would not recommend to anyone. The idea sounds great! However, when you really think about it... you can't really enjoy the people you are with. Everyone is too busy peddling their butts off (because if you don't, you won't go anywhere)... if you have a drink, you can't really drink it all that easily because of the bumpy road and peddling... you stop and leave your unfinished drink... so you can stop at a bar (but only for a quick drink because you don't want to waste all the money you just spent on the tavern)... and do it all over again. This could be fun, if your activity didn't focus around drinking or hanging out with friends. This doesn't give you an opportunity to do either. read more

I had so much fun on the Milwaukee Pedal Tavern! It didn't matter that I was 8 months pregnant and couldn't drink. It didn't matter that it was 40 degrees outside and I couldn't feel my fingers. It was a super fun Milwaukee experience. I really enjoyed the places we stopped; I had not been to any of them before. There was a large variety in the places we stopped - pub, neighborhood bar, a bit more swanky...Our driver was fun, funny and had rockin' music. The people we were pedaling with were fun and thoughtful (we all took turns on the seat with no peddles). I am alway on the look out for fun Milwaukee ideas to participate in when we have friends visiting from out of town. The Milwaukee Pedal Tavern is now on that list! read more

We did the pedal tavern for my bachelorette party last night. Joey - our guide - was awesome. Always gave us a heads up on a potential itinerary, when to step up the speed, etc. Would absolutely do it again! read more

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We celebrated our friends 30th birthday part by planning a Peddle Tavern for 23 people and wow was it a big group of people. However, the company was very accommodating, it was easy to book and everyone had a great time. We started off at Steny's Tavern where we had lunch, signed the waiver and got ready to go. We stopped at three places to allow enough time to Peddle. We stopped at George's Pub (Rich in history and ambience), Mike Ale House (right on the Milwaukee River) and Central Standard Craft Distillery (which makes its own gin, rye, vodka, whiskey, bourbon). Also if you decide to do the Peddle Tavern, ask for Zac. He's the best!! Very nice, informative, easy going, and helpful. The only downfall is we all wished it was longer--two hour goes by quick when you factor in walking to the bar, waiting for your ordered drink, etc. read more

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Gather 15 of your favorite, most energetic (and athletic) friends and jump on this tavern on wheels for an exciting ride. Since the Pedal Tavern's addition to Milwaukee in 2010 it has become nothing less of a community pal. Living in the Third Ward, the Tavern has traveled past my place several times and I finally mustered up some courage to take it on. The Pedal Tavern is NOT for the faint of heart; it's a lot of work and a lot of sweating. But, if you are too short to hit the pedals, then you're just along for the ride. You start your journey at O'Lydias and make your way around either the Third Ward or the Fifth Ward/Walker's Point. You can bring your own beer on board (we had one large cooler) and your own music (they don't have an iPod hookup, so we brought our own little iPod stereo). Brandon was our guide and he was awesome. He let us go to whatever bars we wanted to (Pedal Tavern discount or not) and let us drive around any route. He was pretty cool. It happens rain or shine, so be prepared to take on a little water if it starts raining out. I would highly recommend doing this on a weekend. Friday was perfect. I highly recommend doing the Pedal Tavern ... it's a little pricey to just pedal around the neighborhood, but it's such a fun experience. All of our friends had such a spectacular time. I would definitely do it again. read more

Definitely a fun time. Definitely a workout. Definitely an experience I won't soon forget. Our stops were George's, O'Lydia's, and Zads and then back to Steny's where we started. George is a freaking LEGEND. Even if you aren't doing the Pedal Tavern, you should stop and see George. What a throwback to a better day and age.... O'Lydia's was good, a little busy for 15 people to crowd into. Zads was....kind of weird. An empty bar....a really beautiful bar...goofy bathrooms...weird bartender...and strange tasting vodka. Things to note: You can bring food on the pedal tavern...but you won't have time to eat it because you will be peddling your ass off. The driver is awesome...tip the man. He will customize your route but you'd be smart to find places you won't have to pedal far to. If you want to be a butthead, find the 2 spots that don't have pedals...and sit there. A great time was had by all. read more

This is such a blast! It has the fun of riding a bike with your friends, the thrill of being a strange-looking biker in the middle of traffic and going slowly, and the joy of being able to have alcohol while you do it! Our "driver'... or steerer, I guess, read the situation and knew he could joke around with us as he went. He made sure we were all kept safe at the same time. He had bar recommendations and could accurately tell us what specials were at each before we got there. We were able to take unfinished drinks in plastic cups back onto the bike. We were all a little sore the next day, but all loved the experience. Note: you can bring extra booze on the tavern and have one of your friends play bartender. Also, you can bring music on! We had a bachelorette CD that made it more fun too! I would definitely do this again. read more