This was such a great stop on our Door County weekend!  The spacious brewery includes beers from…read moreboth Door County Brewing and Hacienda, as well as plenty of merch and beers to go.   We enjoyed our beers on the outdoor beer garden patio, and listened to live music from Chicago Mule.  There is food available too! This is the perfect spot for a fun afternoon or evening outing in Bailey's Harbor.

Beer Fantastic- fourth visit. Food truck next door overpriced AND tiny portion sizes. Chicken…read moretastes like it came out of a can and was warmed up. Don't do it!

Of course, the taps are so much fun! So many options no matter what you like. And the food was way…read morebetter than I expected. Huge pretzel was amazing and burgers were great. Servers were awesome too! Highly recommend!

Waited an hour, no food, order was for ribs, an obviously pre-prepared dish, tots, fries and…read morewings, all of them simple fryer drops, got an excuse that they were so busy, which they weren't. Completely incompetent

Certainly not fancy, but a friendly and quirky Wisc tavern. Try the cheese curds with your favorite…read morebeverage.

A must stop if you are making your way up the Door. From even the exterior you can tell this place…read moreis a hidden gem. Inside it is just full of antiques and old-school decor, and the wood all over makes you feel as if you've taken a step back in time. Bartenders are always friendly every time I arrive, and help give recommendations. They have a small selection of food - chili is a must!

Came here for dinner. Their menu doesn't indicate any GF options but the server was very…read moreknowledgeable. I also researched prior to our visit and the reviews indicated they offered GF bread. I ordered the BBQ chicken sandwich on GF bread. They do not have a separate fryer so I opted for coleslaw and an extra side of garlic mashed potatoes. The food and service was really good!

We have been coming to door for years, and have always wanted to come here. We finally did and it…read morewas a very cool place. They have a nice outdoor area, and lots of really interesting plants growing around. We didn't know what to expect, the menu was smaller than I expected. Mainly burgers & sandwiches same salads and a few main dishes. I have heard about their famous onion straws. And they were very good and surprisingly not real greasy until you got to the bottom. We got the half order which was more than enough for 2 or 3 people. My wife got the Road Runner which is grilled chicken with bacon, smoked cheddar and BBQ sauce and cole slaw. Which she enjoyed. I got the fried grouper with some excellent German potato salad and cole slaw. Fish was well cooked and the sides were very good. Everything was good. The place is cool and we will like to go back sometime.

Good beer this was a fun place to sit and wish for time to go by. Fun to watch the goats. The…read morestaff was friendly. Worth trying enjoy the day

Never a dull moment at Stabbur Beer Garden. I was so happy when they opened this up and expanded Al…read moreJohnson's. It's a beautiful yard with tons of seating and even more under the pergola. Great live music in the summer. It can get busy, and you do have to order at the bar, but the line goes rather quickly! I love the Stockholm Cooler - comes with swedish fish on top!

The food was top tits the drinks were rad. The 60 lobster was worth it. Pasta was so good the…read morechocolate cake hard on service was good waitress was nice the vibe was collected

The food was overpriced and mediocre at best. I normally do not write negative reviews, but when…read morethe charge posted to my credit card, it was $9 more than the total I had signed for. I kept the original receipt and compared it directly with the posted charge, so this is not a misunderstanding or estimate. Based on both the food and the billing discrepancy, I would not return. If you choose to dine here, I strongly recommend keeping your receipt and carefully checking the final charge on your card.

We've driven by here several times on the way to and from Door County, and finally stopped in!…read moreSituated on the corner of 2nd and Clark streets, the tasting room offers nice views through Legion Park to the marina and Lake Michigan beyond. There are several beers on tap as well as in cans, ciders, and soda. I'm not a beer drinker, so I tried a Cherry Von Stihl Cider from the nearby Von Stihl Winery/Cidery/Distillery. I may have found my new cider! Anywho, for a small town like Algoma, this place was hoppin', and it wasn't just locals! There is plenty of seating indoors at the bar or around it. There is a patio right outside, also with ample seating, The outdoors is dog friendly, but I don't know about the indoors (although a giant garage door opens to combine the two, so...) There is a small corner offering up various merch like hats, t-shirts, mugs, etc. 10/10 would recommend a stop for a quick drink if you're in the area or just passing by. Comfortable and welcoming atmosphere with very nice and quick-witted bartenders! 40/2025

Stop #56 on our Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour…read more Not a seat in sight on arrival. These guys were SLAMMED... it was easy to see why. The staff were friendly, efficient, jovial, popping out samples just by overhearing the decision struggle. Prices were a tad higher than WI competition BUT very reasonable still, especially for the touristy location. $20-$32 growlers, $7-$8 pints, $5.50-$6 12oz & $3-$3.25 5oz pours Some unique flavor options, tons of varieties and the walls are decorated with awards. I've got to dock a star for plastic cups... but I understand the reasoning

Cool place to kick back and enjoy a beer or two!…read more The setting is family-friendly and perfect for spending an afternoon listening to live music. There are fun chairs hanging from the trees, Adirondack and benches and hightop tables scattered around and lots of space to relax and take in the atmosphere. Don't miss their discount beer section--it's a great way to try something new without spending much. A fun, laid-back spot that's definitely worth a visit!

I really enjoyed this brewery. I am not much of a beer drinker so I appreciated their 2-3 options…read morethat were not beer. The service was quick and she allowed us to taste some selections prior to buying a full glass. The location is so cute with a rustic barn feel. We enjoyed sitting outside by the bonfire while having our drinks. Their merchandise and apparel area was very cute and I got a hat.

We visited Inland at the recommendation of a colleague--and we were not sorry! In the past, we…read morealways visited a different local pizza place (not in Bailey's Harbor), but we need a change--and this was a really great change! They do not take reservations, but since we were there a full week before the 4th, we were able to get a table pretty quickly--even on a Saturday night. They have seating both outside and in--but it was chilly, so we sat inside. The dining room is light and bright, and one can see the water, though, it is an obstructed view--and really, were were there for the pizza. We first ordered the Simple Salad. The salad is really simple, but oh.my.god--the lemon parm dressing was SO GOOD--and I'm not so much a throw-a-ton-of-dressing-on-my-salad kind of person. We had leftover dressing and we took it back to cottage where we stay ("home" for the week). Our server also wrote down the ingredients so I can try and replicate it at home (the actual place where we live). We ordered the organic red sauce + mozzarella pizza and added roasted oyster mushrooms on half and castelvetrano olives on the whole thing. I mention this only because they didn't blink at all with our requests. In fact, they were great about that sort of thing. The first glass wine my server suggested I order, I didn't care for. She just got me a different glass of wine--and that was what we were charged for. More about that pizza--it was SO good. The olives added a nice salt, mushrooms were just perfect in that they provided that sort of meaty, non-meaty taste. Oh, and the crust--good god it was good. Not too thick or thin, dusted a bit with cornmeal on the bottom, light, but good chew. It was just perfect. Oh, and the water dispenser--on the bar, one serves themselves from a tap. They have three different kinds of water--still, sparkling, and one other that I cannot remember. Love that. The services was also, as I mention above, really attentive, but not pushy at all. I only have one suggestion for them. Many of the pizzas have sausage on them. We don't eat pork (not kosher, just appreciate the fact that they're smarter than the dog). It would be nice to have chicken as an option. We definitely visit them again when we're in Door Country again.

I visited this past weekend over the 4th and unfortunately had a really concerning experience with…read morewhat was supposed to be a gluten-free meal. I ordered the gluten-free Rosso pizza and specifically confirmed with my server that I was gluten free. At one point, the kitchen initially brought over my pizza, and when I double checked, they told me it was NOT gluten free. Their team then took it back to the kitchen to remake with a gluten free crust. After that, my dad and fiancé received their regular pizzas while mine took another 30 or so minutes to come out. They eventually stopped eating so I wouldn't have to eat my food alone, and by then their food was cold. There were also several other order issues during the meal, including the wrong salad being brought to our table after another long wait, which is not a huge deal (it was a holiday weekend and they were busy) but it felt like our entire order was miscommunicated. What led me to write this review is I'm quite certain that the "gluten-free" pizza I was ultimately served was not actually gluten free. For the next few days after eating it, I became very sick with symptoms consistent with gluten exposure, and it honestly impacted the remainder of my time in door county. What especially raised concern for me was that our server later sent us home with another gluten-free Rosso pizza as an apology for the wait times and order mix ups, and it looked dramatically different from the pizza I had just been served. The crust, texture, and overall appearance were completely different, which made me increasingly worried I had been served the wrong order. The "gluten free" pizza I had been served (in the image attached) looks identical to my dad's regular pizza (plate behind it) and nothing like the other GF pizza crusts in the reviews. I did notice this when our server finally brought over my pizza however she did confirm it was gluten-free. I understand restaurants get busy especially over holidays and mistakes happen, and I'm not trying to be harsh or accusatory. But for customers with celiac disease or gluten intolerance, this is a serious health issue, not a preference. I really hope the restaurant takes a closer look at its gluten-free procedures and communication between the kitchen and servers, because this experience was really disappointing. Inland also does not have an email posted on their website nor can you leave a message when calling, when I tried to discuss with them directly.

Stopped in here for a few drinks and they had just opened in the past few weeks. Everything is…read morebrand new and very nicely done. Their concept is they operate as a coffee shop during the day and transition into a bar later on in the day. They had a few snacks available when we went in but didn't try them. The craft beer selection is great and they also do flights. We sat out on the patio, which is dog friendly, and they supplied water for our pup. The owner and staff were all super nice and I'll definitely stop by again when in the area.

Great beer, great atmosphere and AWESOME staff! Also an awesome coffee stop for early mornings.read more