Tavern, bar, craft beer

Northern Tap House has a very large selection of tap beers that rotates regularly, so there is always something new to try. They concentrate on Wisconsin beers, but there is a variety from other places as well. The photo is of their all-you-can-eat Friday Walleye Fish Fry, which is highly recommended

Journal-Sentinel's guide to breweries in the Badger State.

Growler Guys is an interesting concept. They sell a very large number of beers, ciders, and meads on tap. The taps range wildly in price, and are always rotating so you can always surprise yourself when you go there.  I have had some delicious pours at Growler Guys and I am particularly impressed that they always have a very nice selection of ciders on tap from around the country. They now also serve Komucha. See the link below for what is on tap today.

Bug-Eyed Betty's has become a local favorite, and with good reason. The food is always a little more interesting than the average restaurant and bar in the area, and is all reasonably priced considering the above-average quality.

There is always a good selection of wine and beer, and the happy-hour specials make them all affordable. Note also that Betty's has a reputation of doing good things for the local community - always worth considering.

Amazing local brews made in a very small brewery in Dallas, WI. 

Lazy Monk is the only authentic German/Czech bier hall in western Wisconsin.  They server a great selection of their own beers and a few guest taps. Always worth a visit, and many days they have a local food truck parked outside to provide a meal. They are working on having their own restaurant inside as well.  Drop by, and weather permitting have a great beer on their patio.