Stopped for drinks. Enjoyed watching the other customers and hearing great stories from a…read moredelightful bartender. Played a few games of chance and had a great afternoon killing time until we could check in to the hotel in town. Would stop here again in the future when in the area.

Decent burgers, not the best interior. The Ethel Burger is a heart attack in the making.read more

We happened upon Whiskey River Pub and Grill after finding several places closed or too busy…read more The space includes lots of nice touches: the seasoning caddies with the ability to select smaller or larger holes for shaking, the industrial styled chairs and Edison bulbs, the modern plates and unique silverware, cloth napkins, even the cast iron pizza pan with handles. There is a dartboard available and I noticed they had bottles of wine as well. There was just the one man who I believe is the owner working in front and he was busy taking and filling orders the whole time we were in. We ordered the meatballs app and a sausage pizza. While the crust is not made in house, the thin style we went with was super nice and flaky/crispy and the pizza sauce slightly sweet. All in all it was a good meal.

Wow, what a place to discover while visiting area! The bar and restaurant are pristine and the…read morefood is out of this world, and yes I got me a Spotted Cow Beer!

This place is like one of your favorite pair of blue jeans, they always feel good and make you feel…read moregood, no matter what they look like. Staff is super, genuine and nice here, bear is called and the food is good. Not a lot of places to sit in. The tables are sort of weird, but that's OK, it's a recommend.

Great bar. Excellent service…read more Good variety. Awesome atmosphere. I recommend the Brown Baer.

This is about the diviest bar you can find. But it's a popular watering hole in Brillion and I've…read morebeen going there since I was a toddler... with my parents obviously. Before my dad moved, we would always find ourselves here at some point to eat or grab drinks when I went to visit.

A real estate mogul in the Midwest states "that no retirement community restaurant would have a…read moregood French dip sandwich". While Pub 67 didn't have a French dip, but their roast beef sandwich was good. Just wanted to prove him wrong.

A well-traveled Asian-food connoisseur from Utah recommended the French dip. Not only is a French…read moredip not Asian, but Pub 67 didn't even have it on the menu. We still had a wonderful experience and look forward to spending our retirement years at Pub 67, but hope that they will consider adding French dip to the menu.

Now Montana Rae's, the fried chicken is still marvelous. The 8 pc box stayed crispy and hot after a…read more5 minute drive home. If you like perfectly fried chicken, head to Montana Rae's. The phone number is the same as Tippy's.

just now SMELT!!! if…read moregod made anything better he kept it for himself. Friendly banter , cold beer, and perfect ambiance. Do yourself a favor and get here.

Are you kidding me right now? I googled $hittie$t D!ve bar in West Bend. Brazen Headcame to the…read moretop. This is a SURE fire the BOMB place to go in West Bend. Bartenders Shaw and Amber were quick and helpful when ordering. Food cam out fast and oh ma gawd its the Whip. Beers are local and on spot.

I saw Brazen Head Pub post on social media that for four days only they were serving a special…read moreburger called The Garfield, which was a piece of deep fried lasagna on a burger with mozzarella, marinara, and buns toasted like garlic bread. Both my older son and I thought this sounded amazing so we stopped in on a Friday night to try it. We both got fries for our side. The burger was great as expected. Breading and deep frying the lasagna helped prevent it from being a mess and they added enough marinara to give it flavor without overpowering anything. The fries were lightly salted, but were otherwise just boring, plain potato. Apparently 6pm on a Friday is a horrible time to visit Brazen Head Pub if you want to be seated in a reasonable timeframe. My son and I stood there for at least 20 minutes watching a table that was done eating and the gentleman and his credit card in hand, ready to pay if someone would ever stop and give him his bill. While this was going on, another couple at the bar finished their food and sat there for at least 10 minutes waiting for their check. It's almost as if the employees had no desire to turnover tables even with a line at the door including and behind us. There were three people bartending/waiting tables so they had plenty of coverage given the smaller size of the place. At one point, closer to the end of our meal, one of the bartenders looked at my son and I and asked "are you guys good?" as he was literally walking away from us and I was holding up an empty soda glass to show him I'd like a refill. Oddly, he gave me a thumbs up and kept going. I don't even know what to make of that other than poor service. The music that was playing was excessively loud. If it was a live band, I'd get it, that's part of the show and I wouldn't complain. For random music on speakers to drown out all conversations unless you're yelling, that's dumb.

The Horse & Plow is a routine stop to refresh while enroute from the MKE airport to the U.P. of…read moreMichigan. While living in the Village of Kohler in "my previous life" the American Club was the centerpiece. Many family and visitor gatherings at the "H&P". Nathan greeted us upon opening for an early lunch snack and bloody. We split the Club sandwich (with center bread removed). Delicious and perfect portion. The Bloody Mary screams Wisconsin w the skewer loaded up with snacks, and the cute "Baby Miller" as a back. The Horse & Plow Club sandwich was so good, we stopped a few days later while heading back to the airport. The bar tends to get busy w hotel guests, golfers and tourists. It's the place to be!

This was a place where you get your typical bar food. I ordered the burger and I actually loved the…read morepatty and the cheese on it was actually very flavorful and added a great flavor profile to the burger, but the bun was very thick and dry. I took the top bun off at some point cause it was too much bread. Came here cause I heard the cheese curds were some of the best in Wisconsin. Honestly they were kind of underwhelming. They served it with a blueberry jam which I thought was interesting and it tasted good together, but nothing special to be honest. The American Club area is super beautiful inside and out and the Horse and Plow fit that same vibe.

The food and drinks were good, aside from the calamari it could have used a lighter breading. I…read moreonly been once attempted to go a second time walked straight out they had a man playing the guitar with a tip jar I thought it was a fancier establishment me nor my guest like that and we are there together the first time I went . Not impressed. That's tacky it's not a coffee shop or a street bar!

Perfectly made seared foie gras. A hard thing to accomplish for many chefs and I'm from nyc and…read morelive in LA. My picky eater husband even loved it. Beautiful fresh whole fish and perfectly seasoned veggies. A wonderful salad with curried lentils! The rest is honestly a blur because we were all so delightfully happy. The first time my in-laws came they so enjoyed the live Irish music they lucked upon while dining here. For me, it really felt like being back on the Emerald Isle even without tunes to score the experience. Can't wait to come back! Hopefully we'll plan to come in a day with music too!