This was our first time here! Located in downtown Kenosha, Public Brewing is a large brewery . We…read morehad no issues finding parking, but it was a Sunday . They have so many seating options, bar seating, tables, and couches. Lots of game options ! Their menus is a QR code and they have a large selection of beers. We ordered at the bar and also tried their cheese curds. They do have a weekly cheese curd special, but we opted for the original. My husband ordered a flight and enjoyed and there were some unique options. The Key Lime Sour was unique and the Slime Time Sour. The bartenders were very friendly ! When in the Kenosha area we will return. FYI - very cool bathroom wallpaper

This was such an awesome spot to pass an afternoon and I honestly can't wait to go back! This…read morebrewery is the one that Lakefront Brewery in Milwaukee acquired, and you can tell if you're familiar with Lakefront when it comes to the signage and how the tour is run. We knew it would be a good place when we came in at 230 pm on a Friday and it was already pretty hopping. We grabbed a drink and settled on a couch to play one of the many games they had available. We were about to head out when one of the staff asked if we wanted to go on the tour for free since it was their customer appreciation day and we said definitely. And all I can say is you should definitely go on the tour if you have a chance! The tour was awesome and I loved all the history it covered, both about the building, location, and beer. A full pour of beer was included halfway through, and you got another beer at the end as well as some additional swag. The beer itself was very tasty and they have a huge variety to suit everyone's taste. From sours to ales to stouts they've got everything. We didn't give their food a try but I can safely say when we go back we definitely will!

This place was amazing! We stumbled upon it in Wisconsin on a rainy day and it did not disappoint…read more Our server was so nice giving us a ton of recos and the food was delish. The cheese curds and kicking chicken wrap are a must order! Will for sure be back the next time we're in Kenosha.

Look, Waterman's Warehouse had a lot working against it the night we visited. Triple-digit heat. An…read moreAC unit doing its best. The Cubs dropping 23 runs on the Padres. The Brewers tied in Cincinnati. The US men's national team handling Bosnia. Basically every screen in the place was must-watch TV and the bartender -- understandably distracted, perhaps -- decided that was the ideal moment to restock straws and cut fruit. We waited. In the heat. Our server was genuinely good when he materialized, which wasn't as often as we'd have liked. Food: the cheese curds earned their reputation. The Mekts burger was fine -- solid, no complaints. The Reuben rolls, however, arrived looking exactly like what they were: a Sysco product plated with minimal ceremony. Hard pass next time. As for the name -- if you're picturing a dock, pilings, maybe a gull or two -- walk outside and squint hard past the road and the rooftops. Big lake's out there somewhere. Technically. Maybe a 3.2 night in a 4.3 restaurant. I'd go back on a slow Tuesday in October.

Great place for local craft beers, and there's a pretty chill atmosphere. Harbor is the best place…read moreto get beer in Winthrop Harbor, whether at the taphouse or at the beer garden in the marina on the lakefront. It gets pretty busy, but there's plenty of outdoor seating in the patio, so it's okay. Also has plenty of cocktails if not wanting any beers. There's also entertainment such as live music. Among the most popular places to go in town, because you can't get better beers. It's really got a couple locations: the taphouse on Sheridan and the beer garden located in North Point Marina. The taphouse is open in winter, and the beer garden is open in summer. It's about $7 a pint. Many styles are on tap. Last time I had the Speed Czech. This is a lager, and it was crisp and smooth. Has many pretty good beers. It has no food except snacks like pretzels, but you can bring in something from one of the restaurants around here. There's live events listed on the website for music, trivia, and other things.

The harbor location was a godsend during covid and it continues to be a great hang space, friendly…read morestaff, good drinks, dog friendly, good music. The fire pits seem a little challenged, but the staff went out of their way to try to get them going. If you have not yet added this spot to your seasonal rotation, you are missing out.

Great party venue! Food was delicious, was some confusion in what we ordered . Guests were pleased…read moreanyway. They did compensate for items that were missing. Thanks Nick and Mike

We were there in one of the rooms for a party more recently. The room was nice. Nicely decorated…read moreand a nice size for a small party. The food was good, not really fond of the pork sliders but the pasta salad and beef was nice. The onion and tomato dip over the baked bread was delicious. Not sure what they call that, but it's worth getting. We didn't interact with the service team at all. Outside of the room being rather cold it was nice.

Finally got to check out Captain Mike's. I have heard good things about their burgers and they…read morelived up their reputation! The bar is a tad small so it can get busy in there pretty quickly. We got a table right at the main entrance and we were served promptly and pleasantly. I got help with ordering, which can be common for first timers, but I got the hang of it pretty quickly. They have a nice tap list so getting a cold, refreshing beer was a must! My one critique if you will, the fries were limp.. not soggy but definitely not crispy. I didn't even bother finishing them, but the burger was filling enough that it didn't matter much. If I am in the area, I would stop here again and try a different burger, because they all looked so dang good!!

Captain Mike's is a dive bar in downtown Kenosha close to the lake. The food here is pretty good…read moreand that's why I had lunch there recently while in town. The only parking option I saw was on the street. Inside it's attractive with its own nautical character. Its food menu is burger centric and is kind of complicated to figure out. You complete a form that itemizes the kind of burger, fries, etc that you want. Even my waitress tried to help me and she got confused. Ha! I finally ordered a bowl of their beer cheese soup to start for $10.45. I then added an 8 oz grass fed beef burger with hand cut fresh fries for another $12.45. Yes, it was more food than I needed but I wanted to try the beer cheese soup which was delivered first with 4 pieces of sourdough bread. The soup was delicious being rich in cheesy flavor with cheese strings and bacon bits on top. It was a full bodied flavor soup and with the bread I could have made a meal of just this. After finishing the soup, the burger and fries appeared. It was a hearty and very good tasting burger on a quality bread bun. Also the fries were very good tasting with a good potato flavor. I couldn't finish it all but I wanted to. With a drink and tax it was about $28 before tip. I'm glad I had lunch here.

Would have rated higher except for the small pours for whiskey. Exactly a shot not a drop more.read more

This bar is Racine's long-standing ground zero for live music. A perfect room for patrons and…read moremusicians alike. A solid sound system is run by a small cast of local pros. The room provides an intimate setting for a real connection between audience and performer. The stage is more than adequate for elbow room in bands of most sizes. The bar is lined end to end with taps from the ubiquitous macros, local micros & imports aplenty. A string of glass-front fridges supply most of the other usual suspects in bottle form. A cherished hometown institution.

Had an hour to grab dinner before catching a piano recital, and my daughter recommended Kaiser's…read morefor pizza. We got there around 5:00 on a Wednesday, so the place wasn't full yet. To keep things easy and quick, we ordered a pepperoni pizza for the table. Service was quick, so it came without having to wait too long. The pizza was hot and tasty, with enough for four of us to share and then some. Kaiser's has a nice sized bar, and three dining areas. Plus video gambling. A nice place for families to get together and share a meal, or co-workers to grab a quick drink after work. Nice space, warm surroundings and an overall fun yet relaxed vibe. If you like pizza, and who doesn't, this is a great place to stop in and enjoy a hot, gooey bite.

Staff was nice. It was a call in order and pick up…read more Two pizzas: 1 large thin cheese and one half sausage/half pepperoni, some beer nuggets and some sidewalk fries... yum! The wait time was very minimal and the transaction was fast. Food was delicious!

The Buzz Cafe has quickly become one of my favorite spots whenever I'm in town for my internship!…read moreIt's the perfect place to catch up with friends or do homework, but also a great place to stop by for a sweet treat! I recently tried the honey pistachio latte with oat milk and it was super good! They always have fun seasonal drink options and they also have plenty of sweet treats (including vegan choices!). They also have a breakfast and lunch menu as well! The baristas are always super welcoming and sweet! Parking is easy to find, even on the weekends, which is a plus! Highly recommend checking them out! :-)

Very cute- a cafe with delicious Sammie's and baked goods- but what is the best about this little…read morejoint is the wine bar in the back!!!!we will definitely be back.