| Address: | 3501 14th Ave, Kenosha, WI 53140, USA |
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| Postal code: | 53140 |
| Phone: | (262) 654-9958 |
| Monday: | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
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| Tuesday: | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Wednesday: | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Thursday: | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Friday: | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Saturday: | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sunday: | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
New ownership, great people, great customers (like me)????fabulous fish fry. Great bartendars, stop in n check it out!
Great food, fun atmosphere.
Friendly neighborhood bar with great food and great people.
Great staff, great food, and of course, great customers (like me)!
The beer gardens. 196 likes. Comfort food and drinks served in a clean friendly atmosphere. Also offering a 1500 sq foot deck to enjoy a beautiful day or... (262) 654-9958. Typically replies within a few hours. Contact The beer gardens on Messenger.
***They`ve changed the beer gardens, they aren`t nearly as much fun. They close even earlier than last year, you can`t sit and drink on the grass any more...
NYC Beer Gardens. When the weather's warm, why waste your time indoors? With so many beer gardens in bloom around New York, one might think that things would get stale -- they're not. The beer gardens are keeping things fresh with vastly different offerings in terms of atmosphere, food, events...
California is a craft beer paradise, and it has the beer gardens to back it up. The Bay Area is awash in German biergartens, raucous patios, open-air breweries, and parking lot drinking hubs (trust us). Some, like Almanac and Southern Pacific, serve their own brews on tap; others curate an assortment of...
Grab a beer and watch the sunset over Prague from the hillside. A variety of grilled sausage and other snacks are available to go with your beer. Of all the beer gardens I went to on our Central Europe trip, this was certainly the most disappointing.
"Most of the beer gardens and beer halls I visited in the U.S. [...] are concept-driven and superbly executed, be it bohemian-style, American craft, traditional Bavarian, or just a modern interpretation of a social get-together on communal tables," he says. Indeed, the long, warm, sunny days of summer...
Beer gardens are undoubtedly a cultural institution here, but in recent decades their popularity has exploded beyond Germany, and they are now found But the story behind them is actually fascinating. Beer gardens came about at a time when brewing was banned during the summer months due to...
"The undisputed Best Beer Bar in Oakland, this place has everything you could want. The porch is perfect for day drinking (and night drinking too)." "Come for the beer, stay for the other beer...and the beer after that... The food is tasty too, try the pretzels!!"
*The Reinheitsgebot is the German Beer Purity Law that ensures a certain quality standard for the brewing of beer. The K-Hotel took the "Bierstuben" (= beer parlor) aspect even further by authentically modeling their adjoining restaurant after the beer gardens found in Austria and Bavaria.
According to the Encyclopedia of the History Of St. Louis, beer gardens were common in Germany, but "an innovation in St Louis". In 1854, the St. Louis Republican determined that the city consumed 18 million glasses of beer from January through September.