Stopped here before a Packers preseason game. Great outdoor and indoor spot! Plenty of seating…read morethroughout with a bunch of tvs to watch your favorite team. Beer was a bit inconsistent for me. The IPA was good but the Brw-ski lager was great. I'm more of an IPA fan and that beer didn't do it for me but I'm glad I went and tried it. I will definitely be back here whenever I'm in the area

Our Green Bay brewery tour wouldn't have been complete without checking out Badger State…read more Our hotel was in walking distance but there's a sizeable lot available onsite! The interior is fairly standard, with bar and table seating. The patio was perfect on this sunny day! Service was friendly and helpful during our visit! The beers here were great, including the coffee ale and the coconut-infused IPA. We also got the jumbo pretzel, which was cooked to order, soft, and had some yummy cheese and mustard dipping sauces! Overall, a pretty solid brewery if you're in the area!

Titletown is amazing! I visited during the Titletown Night Market, which is held on Thursdays…read moreduring the summer. It's like a mini farmers market but more festive, because there are bands playing music and activities for kids. It's just a nice place for the Green Bay community to get together and enjoy this awesome space. When I visited, there were kids rolling down the enormous artificial turf hill that's used for sledding in the winter. There was music. There were booths with people selling everything from jewelry to baked goods. The playground in Titletown is super cool. There are so many things for kids to explore, and it's great for all ages. There is also a giant football field, which visitors can use to throw footballs or kick soccer balls. Mostly, I just saw people sitting around and relaxing. Titletown is located near lots of restaurants and shops, so you can get your food to go and enjoy it outside in Titletown. And most importantly: Titletown is across the street from Lambeau Field, so when there's a game, you can hear the crowd cheering -- it's that close.

Date of visit: August 19, 2023…read more The last time we went to a Green Bay Packers game (a time when the word "pandemic" would only conjure thoughts of the Spanish Flu), this entire area didn't exist and we were pleasantly surprised and amazed at the size and variety of things going on here. We parked at the Red Lobster near the stadium and came across this area more or less by accident as we walked over to Lambeau Field. The combination of activities (how crazy is that giant hill that people were just rolling down!) and sights was quite impressive and honestly more than I would have expected from Green Bay. Mixing in the residential area with the commercial aspects was a nice touch and a model for other towns to consider for the areas surrounding their stadiums so they aren't just a massive parking lot. Should we find ourselves at another game, I would definitely explore this area more.

Wow what a great find ... almost don't walk to tell you about it. Don't want to ruin it but this…read morewas a real nice place to have some good food and beer. Wouldn't necessarily know from the outside but the inside was clean and fun with pool table and video poker. I had some yummy chowder with salad and my hubby had a grilled chicken wrap with potatoe wedges. Wish we were locals and could hang more often ... but we will definitely come back when visiting!!

Baked Cod was delicious. Generous portion sized for sure. An order of cheese curds is enough to…read morefeed four people.

An interesting selection of beers is sometimes a challenge but today I was in the mood for some…read moredifferent. Choose both a chocolate porter and a cherry beer since we were close to Door County. Both were very tasty

The service was wonderful, excellent selection of delicious beer options…read more You can order food to be delivered from next door 888 Cheese & Co.

Such a fun place to bring your toddler! We enjoyed the small kids area so much but he also loved…read moreexploring the big trains! We were disappointed we could not go into more cars, we have went to other train museums and they let you go in almost every car but this one only had a few open but other than that it was fun!

My family was looking for an indoor activity to do since the day was going to be rainy and cold. We…read morehappened upon this museum during their fall festival and stayed for 6 hours. They offered more to do than normal because of the festival but we still would have spent a couple of hours here regardless. Lots of cool examples of trains with many were open to us to walk through and explore. You could also take a train ride onsite. The museum is close to many shops and businesses off of Oneida Ave. so everything was close. Great gift store too if you are a train fanatic, lots of train-themed merchandise.

Very large brewery with quite an interesting beer selection. The food options are limited but…read moretasted great.

After 4 different establishments on our self-guided Green Bay Brewery Tour, Titletown reigns…read moresupreme as our favorite one for atmosphere and beer! Plenty of parking in the lot adjacent to this spot makes it very easy to access! Situated in what I have to assume is a modernized factory or warehouse, Titletown has a fun and industrial atmosphere! While the main taproom boasts pinball machines galore and plenty of seating at the bar or tables, the real star is their upstairs Sky Lounge! With a few tables, bar seating, and a perfect rooftop patio overlooking the river, this was our favorite part! Enjoying the sun with a nice, cold beer is peak summer living! Our servers were also delightful throughout our visit. I tried two different beers during our visit, the Blueberry Lager and the Orange Crush Citrus Wheat. The Citrus Wheat was served with an orange slice and was the perfect accompaniment to the summer sun. Crushable, yet tasty brews complimented the beautiful scenery. Don't miss out on Titletown next time you're in Green Bay!

We celebrated our 50th Anniversary at this fabulous venue. Right from first planning meeting our…read moreexperience was excellent. Nicole was so helpful in assisting us with every detail to make our event unforgettable for all of our guests. All of the food was exceptional too and the service from the bartenders to the waitstaff was terrific. I attended an event here one other time where hors d'ouvres were served and I can honestly say I have never had better hors d'ourves.

This venue is an extension to the Meyer Theatre. It has a great location as it's right downtown GB…read more It's a good date night spot as there are some nice dinner options near by before going to a show (Vintage Cantina, Black & Tan Grille, Angelina's, Republic Chophouse). The Backstage is perfect for the smaller shows that can't fill up the 1000 seats in the Meyer. The show I went to was very calm and chill. The lights were dim and tables and chairs were scattered with candles. It felt very intimate, which did make the show enjoyable. There's a bar in a far corner of the venue. I love that the only beers they had on tap were Green Bay craft brews. That's awesome that they support the local breweries. Besides that they had plenty of bottles to create whatever cocktail that you desire. I know they have their own kitchen and can cater any kind of event. I haven't been to any of those events or tried the food, but I bet they can organize some pretty wicked events.

There was not a detail that was missed. Everything was absolutely perfect. I will be forever…read morecomparing every caesar salad I have to the magic of their caesar salad.

Very nice wedding venue. Ample space for guests. Pleasant and helpful staff. Well maintained…read morefacilities.