No place in Wisconsin offers a taste of Germany like Old German Beer Hall – and that’s no coincidence. The ethnic eatery is modeled after a legendary beer hall in Munich. The Wisconsin version of the famous beer hall has one major perk, though. It doesn’t require a passport to visit! Take a look:

Old German Beer Hall has been delivering a taste of Germany to Milwaukee since 2005.
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Modeled after Hofbräuhaus, the world’s most famous beer hall, Old German Beer Hall serves up an authentic ethnic experience in more ways than one.
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The eatery is adorned with long, wooden tables and benches, which are replicas of those found in its famous overseas counterpart.
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But it’s not just the ambiance that’ll make you feel as if you’ve traveled abroad.
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There’s also the grub, which is traditional Bavarian festival food.
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Peruse the menu, and you’re sure to be pleased with the array of sausage and other traditional eats.
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Among the most popular items on the menu are the giant pretzels, which are so big that they barely fit on the plate.
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Aside from the size, it’s the taste of the pretzels that’s sure to impress – they’re imported all the way from Munich!
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The pretzels aren’t the only menu item that comes from Munich. There’s also the beer, which is brewed in the Bavarian city.
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With authentic eats in a setting to match, a visit to the Old German Beer Hall is a treat in more ways than one!
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Old German Beer Hall opens at 11 a.m. Monday – Friday and at 10 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday. For more information, call (414) 226-2728. You can also visit the Old German Beer Hall website or Facebook page.

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