Dryhootch Coffeehouse — Restaurant in Milwaukee

Dryhootch Coffee House is a great place, and they offer a high variety of services to veterans in the community! This is a very impressive coffee house that is community-driven and accommodates to a very active social setting because the coffee house is a communial hub for residents and local vets, clashing together in the early morning hours over comradery and coffee. Seating is available inside and outside, and the patio is a great way to interact, directly with the city and incoming guest. I can't wait to see more of Dryhootch Coffee House as they are a real pleasure to have in my community, and they are so eager and motivated to get involved in the community! I highly recommend this place, and this coffee house should definitely be a top-favorite place to begin your morning routine! Lots of friendly faces and conversations going on, this coffee house is great for...

Just visited on our last morning in Milwaukee and had a terrible experience. We went because it had space outside while we walked our dogs thinking it would be a good excuse before we left. My wife went in to order and came out saying they had wrung up the transaction in cash and weren't willing to undo it so we could use a card, the employee said he didn't know how to make an espresso drinks, even though they were on the menu, just how to make the carafe pre-made coffee. Instead he looked up a guide online and gave us what was essentially a hot cup of milk. If something is on the menu then the staff need to know how to competently prepare what you sell. The cause may be great but they need to get their act together if they're going to do coffee as part of...

Stopped in to grab coffee as tourists on Brady Street, and we really liked the mission of Dryhootch of supporting veterans. Coffee was priced better than anywhere else we tried in Milwaukee, and the to-go cups were double-walled/insulated, which was really cool and something I haven't seen anywhere else. Coffee was hot but didn't burn my hands at all to hold the cup, and no sleeve to worry about sliding around. Space felt like it would be very good for community. If we were to visit Milwaukee again, we would...