I've been wanting to check out broken bat brewing. I had an unused gift card but never made my way over. I came on a Saturday afternoon probably shortly after they open. It wasn't very crowded and allowed dogs. The bartender was quick and very nice. I had a strawberry sour and it was very smooth and easy to drink. We came when they had their walkers point makers market and they had a nice space upstairs for all of their makers. We didn't really check out the batting area but would definitely come back to check it out.

The beers were cold and tasty. However, service could have been faster at times on a slow, non-busy day. The place was spacious and nicely decorated, and the bathrooms were spotless. The average pint of beer was a bit expensive at $7.50 for me. I'm used to paying a lot less

Super unique bar! Would love to come back when there is wiffle ball in action. I had a nonalcoholic IPA and it was delicious! A must visit for any baseball fan. They name their beers after baseball theme terms and concepts. Dog friendly too! Shoutout to the friendly staff at this bar!

Cool spot i dropped in to grab some beers before the brewers game that day. Vibes are high. The crowd there was fun, and they have various games to keep you entertained.

Since we are baseball fans, we had to check out a baseball themed brewery. They have several types of beers, IPAS, lagers and sours. They also have seltzers. Decorated with baseball cards,, bobbleheads and other baseball themed items, it is a chill place to have a beer, and play darts. pool or whiffle ball. If you are a baseball and craft beer fan, this is a must stop when in the Milwaukee area.

We visited Broken Bat on a rainy Sunday afternoon, right as they opened. The bartenders (I think one was the owner) were welcoming and quick to answer questions and offer samples before we made our final selections. I had the High 'N Tight and the Captain Cliche, and I'll be honest, I did not detect a huge difference between the two, though I liked both a great deal. The decor is truly a baseball fan's dream. Aficionados of any team, not just the Brewers, will enjoy the vibe. My husband really liked looking at certain walls covered in baseball cards. I enjoyed looking at old posters of pervious brews offered by Broken Bat. They have come up with some creative names! There is plenty of seating, and the seating options are great for groups. Several groups filtered in while we were there, including a pedal bar tour. Music was excellent (some older tunes) and not too loud, which is something I have appreciated with age!

We had so much fun at broken bay brewing - solid beer and the wiffleball field was so so fun! Was here for a welcome party for a wedding and they rented the top room.

We are Packers fans from Indy. When headed to Green Bay, Broken Bat was our second stop on the trip of the year. We found the brewery online and (after talking to the team at Broken Bat) decided some wiffle ball would be the perfect respite on the way to the Tundra. We were not disappointed. The place has a baseball theme and we were welcome to sample the beers prior to first pitch. We rented the field for an hour and after serious stretching played 3 three-inning games of 2v2. It was amazing. The crew behind the bar was friendly and knowledgable. The beers were cold. The swag well designed. WE WILL BE BACK. Go Pack Go.

Update, since I've been to Broken Bat Brewing's newer big league digs a few times and just haven't written about it. You got your sports televisions above the bar, plenty of seating in their larger space, and a full on wiffle ball court that's reservable! That and they keep upping their beer and seltzer game. Was there recently and they've instituted a price change to accomodate a no-tipping strategy, which the bartender explained. Nice that they're trying to serve the servers, oh no. Broken Bat- Hit 'em up!

I was pretty shocked I hadn't come across this place when doing my research on a Milwaukee visit. Someone at the nearby Bobblehead Hall of Fame told me about it and I knew I had to work it into my visit. If you're a baseball and craft beer fan this place is an absolute must. Every beer name is a play on something baseball related and the relatively new taproom would make for a great place to catch games. Even from a purely beer fan perspective I think they're worth a visit. They had a few unique options and seem to cycle new ideas in and out pretty frequently. The two unique ones I tried were a white wine aged witbier and a tequila aged lager. I thought the witbier was fantastic, the lager was a little less my speed, but if you're a tequila fan I'd highly recommend. I wish there were an equivalent spot available to me in Austin and more elsewhere around the country. Can't recommend this place enough