Dive Bar Tour
Quick Details
Duration: 2 hours
Ages: All Ages
Meeting Location: Broken House 42/MKE Brewing 1130 N 9th St. Milwaukee, WI 53233
- Metered street parking or parking garage on 9th St (one block away)
- City Tours MKE vehicles will meet you in front of Glass + Griddle
- Try to arrive 10 minutes prior to your scheduled tour time
- First beer on us!
- An experience tailored to your group
- On average visits 3-4 pubs
Milwaukee Dive Bar Tour
The Milwaukee Dive Bar Tour offers some great drinking and people watching around as we visit some of the best dive bars Milwaukee has to offer. These are the bars you drive by, but never see people enter, or the crowded gems you’ve never noticed that are seemingly hidden in plain sight.
Hop on one of our eco-friendly cruisers or bus, depending on the group size, and we’ll get you from A to B exploring the best dive bars on the East Side, Brady Street, Third and Fifth Wards, Harbor District, and more. Tours will be tailored to your group’s preferences.
You may bring beverages onboard (plastic only). You must be 21 to consume alcohol. Our cruisers are open-air in the warmer months for a truly unique experience.
So, put a quarter in the jukebox and then kick back on a torn-up barstool to enjoy a PBR on tap. Or, maybe settle into an old leather booth and sip on an old fashioned. Whether your dive bar dream is a little “gritty”, or maybe more “old school vibe”, this tour has something for everyone.
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