Dopps is an old school West Allis bar. A great old crowd, lost of games to waste your money on, and super cold beer.
The best range in the area. Great and vast facility. Chipping, putting, sand, and driving areas.
I like Three Cellars. Hey have a wide selection of beer on tap and some good stuff. They also have wine and a pretty extensive off-sale selection. No food though.
The Chenequa CC is a very nice place. The clubhouse and pro shop are excellent. The course is an old-style track with a lot of local knowledge needed, elevation changes, and immaculately well-kept.
I was privileged to play Hidden Glen as a guest. It is an extremely manicured course. There is a lot of local knowledge to be had out there. If you are thinking of joining a CC give this a try.
This pop up from the soccer bar staple Nomad is very cool. If you need a place to watch the World Cup or some soccer match head here. Food was pretty good too.
This is a combo place with the Standard Distillery. You can tour the brewery, sample the beer, and enjoy some of the local spirits also.
Buckley’s is one of those restaurants you don’t here mentioned a lot in the talks of the best restaurants in MKE. That is unfortunate because I live he food, drinks, and atmosphere here.
Malone’s on Brady is one of the better bars on Brady. A great beer selection with great prices. Bartenders are friendly and always willing to play a game of bar dice with you.
The Brass Tap is a place I had wanted to head to for some time. A great selection of tap beers and decent flight prices.
The Dugout was been a variety of bars over the years but the dugout has increased the number and quality of their craft beer. The staff is friendly and the food is pretty good.
