Beer

Beer is likely the food or beverage that best represents Milwaukee. Additionally, according to Visit Milwaukee, the city has a long history of producing beer that endures the test of time and evolving consumer tastes. No trip to this Wisconsin metropolis is complete without lifting a pint, from the classics like Miller and Schlitz to the more contemporary choices. Although you could get a Miller High Life at almost every pub in the city, you could also visit the brewery in Milwaukee to see how beer is made. Miller is a great option if you want a traditional favorite because it has more than 160 years of experience and a brewing legacy.

Look no further than Lakefront Brewery for something a touch less conventional but no less wonderful. The Riverwest Stein is a delightful amber lager with a touch of sweetness that pays respect to the area where Lakefront was first established. It's ideal for a post-work drink or a get-together with pals. Since 1991, this beer has been recognized with accolades, and in 2020, OnMilwaukee designated it a Best Local Product. Its Pumpkin Lager, which is brewed with genuine pumpkins and spices from August through October, is the real winner. The New Grist and La Gosa Rita are two fantastic options for gluten-free diners in Lakefront.