Just another dive bar in the hood! There are like 6 within 2 blocks. Pretty septic inside…read more Nothing outstanding. Friendly owners

Bottom end slot play. Tightest machines in brown county. Owner will pull machines prior to jackpots…read morebeing paid. Theft is the most valid word to describe the experiences.

A cozy bar with a loud jukebox and a pool table. The Bartender was funny and very amicable. We had…read morea great time and the drinks were good. We will be returning.

Young male bartender, picking his face. Not washing after. Will go when he not working.lets see if…read moreaddress d. Know people that still go there. He needs to grow up! dirty men's room. Needs cleaning

Excellent service and Bloody Mary! Robin is excellent company and regulars are great !read more

Amazing tiki bar atmosphere, with delicious and refreshing craft cocktails! There is literally…read morenothing like this in Green Bay! The staff was attentive, upbeat, and talented in their mixology. It was really cool to watch them mix all the complex tiki drinks, all of which were delicious! We tried the My Tai, Puka Punch, Talking Cursive, and the Supper Club Punch. They were all delicious. My personal favorite was the Talking Cursive, but the My Tai is a must try! 10/10 instagram spot! A real unique experience

Mutiny Tiki-ish bar is a new corner for craft cocktails in Green Bay, featuring a devoloping mix of…read morePolynesian and Pirate-themed decor, spacious seating, and a bar full of specialty rums. I am pretty nerdy about tiki, so take everything I say with a giant grain of salt. Everybody who comes here will have a very fun experience. The drinks are good and the service is top notch. However they do have some quirks that fight with my love of tiki. Firstly, their spins on classic cocktails - Mai Tai, Caipirinha - are not improvements or unique versions of those cocktails. Replacing the rum blend in a Mai Tai with Sailor Jerry's and omitting the orange curacao is a crime. However, there are very cool cocktails on the menu. "Where Is My Mind... Eraser?" is easily the tastiest drink on the menu. Coffee Liquor, Rum, Cream - it is a alcoholic latte. Their Planters Punch is also very tasty. Perhaps the best advice I can give is to slim the menu down. It's large and drink quality across the board is mixed. Nailing a few classics and platforming some really creative cocktails, reinforcing the "ish" part of the Tiki-ish monicker. I'd really like to see something like an Aku Aku or Saturn on the menu. Also, where is the mint or pineapple frawns? The garnish game is lacking a ton. As a whole, this is a very promising spot. They are very new and most of the bartenders are not into Tiki like me. It's new to them. I can spot Smuggler's Cove on the bar, which is the Bible for new Tiki, and that is a good sign they are trying to do things right. A good tiki bar is one part escapism, one part experience, and one part good drinks. This is on its way. Go try it! I know I'm coming back.

Phat Headz is a good example of a bar bringing original music to Green Bay. Bands that I have seen…read moreare usually older rock/punk bands...so the crowd doesn't get really rowdy. Once in a while they have cover bands too, which I'm not a big fan of....if they play the right songs it can be fun (EXCEPT IF YOU PLAY CREED, THEN I WILL STOP LISTENING AND LEAVE). They have a great stage that's elevated, and a big horse shoe shaped bar. Again, being the beer snob I am I wasn't happy with the beer selection as it's basically all domestic beers. I end up sticking to my $3.50 tall boys of PBR (which is not much better). What's really unique about this bar are the walls, as they're all painted with the faces of famous musician and artists from the last few decades of different genres. My favorite thing is up near the top of the ceiling by the entrance is the replica model of Statler and Waldorf from the Muppets.

What an interesting location. The location is not large and they really lack space in front of the…read morestage for people to stand to watch the bands. The bathroom was terrifying... just do not go in there. (PROMISE ME YOU WILL NOT GO IN THERE). They have a really strange option for beverages. I settled on a fat tire beer because I mostly like craft beers and that seemed the safest option. It was snowing out rather intensely outside during the day and no effort was made to plow the parking lot at all. Had to wade through 4-5 inches of snow to get in. The music they brought it was excellent though and that is really their redeeming factor here. I can deal with broken toilets and boring drinks if I can listen to awesome rock music for free.