Good City Brewing Downtown - Milwaukee

First, let’s start with the positives: Good City offers a great selection of draft beers. We tried the Firefly (hazy IPA), which was a bit light on both hops and haziness, but still enjoyable. The Risk (American IPA), on the other hand, was spot on. We also sampled the curry popcorn, which had a good flavor but could have used a bit more salt. The Rueben sandwich was outstanding, with the sriracha mayo and pickled jalapeño sauerkraut providing a unique and delicious twist. However, there were a few downsides: the Spicy Chicken sandwich was overly drenched in hot sauce, making it overwhelming, and the curry fries also needed a bit more salt. Overall, while nothing was truly terrible, I wouldn’t rate it a full five stars.

This is a great place located right next to the Bucks Arena, offering a fantastic atmosphere and delicious mixed drinks. However, as a brewery, the beer was just okay. It seemed like it could have used more hops, as the flavor was a bit off.

I had a wonderful experience at this restaurant. Reed, Zachary, and Liam were exceptional. They were very accommodating and showed great appreciation for service members. I can’t recommend this place enough—definitely a five-star experience! I will definitely be returning.

Went on a Friday afternoon. It wasn't too busy. Maybe 30 people or so including the group I was with. No table service that I was aware of. Drink service at the bar was fairly quick. They have a great view of the Deer District and Fiserv Forum. Indoor and outdoor seating. Food is standard pub fair but serviceable. Beer prices are decent given the location.

Ate here before a concert with high hopes but those were quickly dashed. To start off the place was packed and people had to get up to allow others leave there tables which you have to do for basically everything. They need to remove a row or two of seats which could help other issues.Decent beer selection if you like selzters or ipa's. The options were okay some smelled great but was kind of bland.Food was another whole mess. We got there 2 hours before showtime. Ordered our food and was told 30 minutes but took more like 45 minutes. While we were ordering another beer was told the kitchen was closed due to being so far behind that orders were going to take 90+ minutes which at that point you would miss the opening act. Finally when the food did show up we had ask about the appetizer that didn't come. It was obvious it was forgotten so they rushed one out a few minutes later. The food itself was nothing special and light on any kind of sauce.Unless you have a lot of time to kill, be prepared to wait.