WürstBar MKE — Restaurant in Milwaukee

We had margaritas on the rocks, so good. Cheese Curds, and pretzel bites. The cheese curds were so good and in squares, the pretzel bites were soft and what you'd expect from pretzel bites. We took their shuttle to the Luke Combs show. The drivers were awesome. The only complaint I have is after the show a group of us couldn't figure out where our bus was. After talking to a person who worked at the stadium told us, that bars from a certain area of the city had different loading areas. Then when we finally found it the lines to get on were awful, people shoving and standing in the road. It was a free-for-all. We were at the front of the "line" and by the time the bus got to us it was full because they picked up people at the back of the line. Otherwise, the bar and staff were wonderful the price for the tailgate party was worth it. With a DJ, corn hole, beer pong, and as much as you want to eat and drink. I would highly...

I’m so sad to write this review because I was excited about WurstBar opening but it was so disappointing. First, the interior of this place looks like any bar on Brady- tons of tvs showing sports and loud blaring hip hop and pop playing overheard. Nothing screams Berlin or Germany at all. While they had a good beer selection, the food was underwhelming. The currywurst was mediocre, the fries weren’t all that crispy, and the beef/lamb döner kebab sure didn’t seem like the döner I’ve had in Berlin. I’m pretty sure it wasn’t cut off a spit because the slices were really thick which just made it weird. We had the schnitzel sandwich which was the best of the bunch. The wait staff were friendly. Unfortunately, I probably won’t be returning. It has such high potential to be something different on Brady Street but honestly, it seems just like every other place. I’ll keep hoping someone in Milwaukee can get...

If you're looking for authentic, or even remotely authentic German food, this is not the place. The currywurst is without a doubt marinara sauce with a hint of curry powder, and a deep fried italian sausage. Don't bother getting a döner kebab, it is not authentic. In fact, the farthest thing from authentic. Served with shaved carrots and spring mix in a wrap. If you're looking for traditional German street food, you may have to wait longer. Come here for the beer and the beer only. The staff is always friendly and the imported beer is...