The architecture is beautiful insidd! There are rougn timbers on the ceiling and a high peaked ceiling above the bar. The place is very busy so make reservations. Many, many beers on tap! I had the Amber ale which was delicious. I had to order the cheese curds and tbey did not disappoint. The only downfall would be the sauce. Can't they make an original sauce to go with the tasty cheese curds? We also orderdd the brisket tacos and they were good as well.

Surprise on bill.The food and beverages were excellent. However, our server offered us a variety of choices for sides failing to mention there was an extra charge. I choose the mac & cheese which was very good but I was charged $6.00 extra for it. For me it made for a very expensive burger lunch.

I am from the St. Louis area and I have a strong interest in microbreweries that serve good beer alongside amazing food. If that sounds appealing to you, then you definitely need to visit this place. The food was exceptional, and the service was great. My server, Angela, was very attentive, even though I came in during shift change--a notoriously tricky time to dine anywhere, as I know from working in the service industry. The cheese curds were absolutely incredible; I've never experienced cheese curds quite like these, and I doubt I can enjoy any others the same way again. The variety of beer available was impressive as well! They offered a wide selection, and I loved that I could order flights to sample different options. I enjoy trying various beers, and unlike some microbreweries with only a limited selection, this place had so many choices that it was hard to decide what to try. I noticed the bartenders giving brewery tours, which I thought was really cool. Although I didn't have the chance to participate this time, I would definitely return for that, as the bartender seemed very knowledgeable about the brewing process. Overall, this is an amazing destination for anyone who appreciates small brewing companies and fantastic food. I will likely be raving about this experience for months to come, as it was undoubtedly the highlight of my trip.

Great venue to host a gathering! I attended a family-friendly event that consisted of about 50 people of all ages at this brewery. They accommodated us in a party room that was very accessible to all. (There were a few stairs involved in getting to the space) The environment was lovely and perfect for our gathering for people to either sit and eat or walk around and mingle. I had the Featured Burger, which was a Poutine Burger and it was very good! I highly recommend this location for your next gathering or to just to check out for dinner in your in the area and looking for a good restaurant to try! Enjoy!

This is a cute brewery that I visited with my mother, grandmother and sister. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive. The menu has a wide variety of choices for everyone, even some vegetarian options. We ordered honey garlic bruschetta for an appetizer and it was really good. I got the candied jalapeno wrap which was really good, the only thing is I'd prefer more jalapenos, I only got a few bites with jalapenos. My mother and grandmother got the 1857 burger and said it was good. My sister got a giant pretzel which we all shared. We did not get any beer or wine. Just be aware they don't have a liquor license so they only offer beer, wine, and seltzers.

We've been to Foxtown Brewing a handful of times and have always had a great experience. The ambience is rustic and laid back, it's versatile in the sense you can have lunch with your friend, dinner with family or bring your kids along too - definitely not too fancy for a little noise! The covered patio is a nice alternative to sitting outside (however, during our most recent visit this past weekend it was a little chilly and their north-end heaters weren't working!) The beer they brew is fantastic, so many good ones! A couple personal faves are the Amber ale & seasonal Oktoberfest. The truffle fries are and I tried their Buffalo chicken sandwich this last time - delicious! Service can be a little slower around lunch but dinner was efficient. It's a great local spot to check out.

Dinned in at Foxtown on a recent Friday night, and it sure was an enjoyable experience! We had a table of six and opted to sit out on their upper patio because it was such a gorgeous fall night. Bonus: they had live music going on the patio below, which added to the already great atmosphere. Soon after the six of us were seated, our waiter arrived for drink orders. Most of the table went with something from their craft beer list, except for my mom who opted for a "Foxtail." They don't serve liquor here, so if you're not into brews, these are a great (and very clever) alternative. Essentially they use hard seltzers, fruit, and mixers to replicate certain cocktails. My mom had the Old Fashioned and it was so tasty (of course I had to take a sip)! We put in apps right away as well: truffle fries and poutine boats. Honestly you can't go wrong with truffle fries. So darn good, and we all loved the garlic aioli for dipping. The boats were also great. They were potato skins loaded with cheese curds by Clockshadow, chives, sour cream, and some kind of gravy. Oh and we of course did the added BBQ pulled pork. Tons of flavor. Note: you do only get three in the order. Our waiter informed us that Foxtown is known for their briskets and meats. Which led almost all of us to order entrees with brisket. Let me tell ya, the smoked brisket tacos did not disappoint. Wow. The meat was perfectly cooked and all of the added toppings went well together. I would no doubt go back here specifically to order these again. Overall it was a lovely night, with great food and good service!

I've been to Milwaukee 4 times in the last 6 months for work. It's one of my favorite destinations because I like the food up there. Anything dairy or beef gets my top spot. But one of my rules when I travel is to never eat at the same restaurant more than once unless it's really good. I'm about to break my rule because Foxtown Brewing has not only the best cheese curds, but also burger and French onion soup I've ever tasted. I already plan on going back on my next trip. Now I know Foxtown Brewing is a brewery but I unfortunately didn't partake in that simply because my work has a non-alcohol policy while on the job. The cheese curds are from Clock Shadow Creamery. I don't know where that ranks in comparison to other Wisconsin creameries but their curds are THE BEST. The very first time I came to Milwaukee in 2016, I visited a Clock Shadow Creamery store and bought a bag of squeaks. I'll never forget my first! A light crispy batter encased the perfectly melted cheese curd. Creamy, warm, chewy, with great stretchy elasticity, I ate whole appetizer plate by myself. The French onion soup was to die for. Savory, salty, onion-y with a chewy bed of creamy cheese, baked to perfection. I drank it and I didn't care if other people saw me. The Hamilton's Mushroom Swiss burger was fantastic! The patties were seared where there was a slight crunch to the patty. The mushrooms were delightful and added the right amount of flavor to where the burger needed no seasoning. This burger was your textbook mushroom and swiss. My mouth is watering writing this review. I cannot wait to go back.