German Food

Beer Hall

The Bavarian Bierhaus

Brewery, beer hall and beer garden all in one: this is your one-stop-shop to enjoy some rousing German hospitality. Enjoy Bavarian favorites and house-brewed craft beer, and don't be afraid to get up and dance on the beer hall's benches - they're specially reinforced!

German Restaurant

Café Bavaria

Pair German favorites like schnitzel and delicious wursts with an extensive selection of German biers. If your group is feeling competitive, pick your favorite draught to fill “Das Boot” and play the boot drinking game.

Beer Garden

Estabrook Beer Garden

Modeled after the beer gardens in Munich, this is the first truly public beer garden in America in nearly 100 years. Set on a bluff on the banks of the Menomonee River, enjoy beer in the traditional half or full-liter glass mugs in one of Milwaukee’s beautiful county parks.

Beer Hall

Kegel's Inn

Family-owned since 1924, this beloved local beer hall and restaurant is famous for authentic German classics and an irresistible Friday Night Fish Fry.

Famous German Restaurant

Mader's Restaurant

In business since 1902, Milwaukee’s famous German restaurant is the very definition of a classic and has been visited by celebrities from JFK to Justin Bieber. Try the pork shank and the famous giant pretzel!

Sausages

Milwaukee Brat House

A local landmark, this is a great place to start your gameday adventure if you're looking for a truly Milwaukee experience with a dash of German heritage. Select one of their wide variety of sausages before hopping on the free shuttle that runs to every home game.

Beer Hall

Old German Beer Hall

A local icon serving beer brewed in Munich according to the over 400 year old Bavarian purity law. Enjoy delicious German favorites, and get free lunch with the purchase of a beer or root beer Monday through Friday!

Sausage

Usinger's Famous Sausage

More than 75 varieties of America’s finest sausage are made at this turn-of-the-century store by Usinger’s expert wurstmachers. These delicious sausages have been made with the original family recipes since 1880!