Beer Snobs

My family drove out to meet me for dinner on a Friday night after an appointment I had in Pewaukee. We looked at my fish fry bookmarks and of the four nearby options that were new to us, we went with Beer Snobs in Hartland. I got the three piece beer battered cod with potato pancakes, my wife got a plain cheeseburger with fries, one kid got kids chicken strips with fries, and the other kid got a kids cheese pizza. We also got cheese curds and wings to share, half of the wings with Memphis BBQ rub and half with kickin' maple honey rub.The cheese curds are the cornmeal like breaded kind that I don't care for. They weren't excessively greasy like at other restaurants that serve this kind of cheese curd, but they weren't crunchy either. The Memphis BBQ wings didn't have much rub on them, so the flavor was mild. The kickin' maple honey rub did have a little kick to it and both bold flavor and smell of maple. I wouldn't get the Memphis BBQ again, but I could be talked into getting the kickin' maple honey again. The kid that got the chicken strips and fries unsurprisingly liked them. The kid that got the pizza, though, didn't like how it tasted. We all tried a bite of it and I'm the only one that thought it was just ok. The sauce was strong and that's not any of their preference.My wife's burger was cooked medium by default, so heads up if you want it cooked more well done or medium well like she prefers. After having it cooked a little longer, she ended up sharing it with with kid that got pizza. Both said it was a good burger. The fries were battered and had some crunch.The fish fry wasn't great. The syrup for the potato pancakes was thick, so the fragile pancakes broke apart every time I tried dunking them into they syrup. The beer batter on the cod reminded me of breaded items that use rice flour. The breading dissolved quickly as I was eating each piece, so for a portion of the time it's like I was eating plain cod. I thought both the potato pancakes and beer batter tasted ok, but I'd rather go elsewhere for fish.

While out searching for all things Rueben on St Patrick's Day we stopped into Beer Snobs and we were not disappointed. The is a cute bar in downtown Hartland that is worth the stop if you are in the area. The bartender was absolutely fantastic, she was friendly, and fast! We ordered the green beer and received a free green Guinness for doing so...extra bonus! The beer was delicious and not your average Miller Lite green beer which I really appreciate! Not everyone wants the cheap beer and for this reason alone I will go back here next year for St. Patrick's day!The food special that caught my attention was the Rueben Flatbread. I love ALL things Rueben! This was delicious, but could have been heavier on the toppings. As an added bonus when we were there we found out they have Rueben pizza all year long! Count me in!

Does Beer Snobs still offer the Fish Fry early bird special on Friday? It was offered for $5 off before 5:30pm.

Met up with some friends for lunch and a Packer game. Great place for both. Game day specials are great. Service was good. Loved the cheese curds. Tots were nice and crispy too. I would make this my game day spot if I didn't live in Texas.

We were scouting some spots to kayak in the area and wanted to round out an outdoor day with a patio dinner.Beer Snobs has several outdoor sidewalk tables, so we were able to find a spot outside to dine, which was so nice on a beautiful summer eve. They have 20+ taps filled with craft beer. Unfortunately, none of them had any porters or stouts. I opted for a bourbon barrel aged ale, which I enjoyed well enough.For my dinner I got the bbq chicken salad, which was also a solid a-ok. My dining companion opted for one of their burgers and was even less enthusiastic about his burger than I was about my salad. Nothing was extraordinarily bad--but nothing was great either.A-ok.

We live in the neighborhood and love visiting Beer Snobs. The owners are friendly and the servers are all really attentive and helpful. They often have food specials so there's always something new to try, but we're partial to the pizza, curds, and Friday fish fry (get the potato pancakes!). A great beer list, including extensive canned options and a handful of NA choices. Very family friendly too!

Excellent service from the time we arrived until we left. Great food and beer selections- the garlic curds and pulled pork are a must! Great place in an Ice Age Trail Community (we visited after a moonlight hike at the Hartland Marsh). Highly recommended.

Good food and friendly staff. Prices a bit higher, but food makes up for it. Nowadays you pay a lot for fast food and so there's no comparison.Ambience okay, it's a bar, not a restaurant. But always clean.

I REALLY want to love this place, but the slow service is tough to overlook. Food is amazing. Beer selection is amazing. Atmosphere is amazing. but it always feels like there isn't enough staff. We wait and wait and wait for drinks and our bill; just really makes it hard to be the #1 go-to place. Fix that, and this place is perfection.

I love this local joint. Can't go wrong if you love beer - but even if that's not your thing, the other drinks are very good and I love the food! Pretty much your typical bar food fare, but everything I've tried has been really good. Wings, burgers, chicken wraps - also they have amazing tater tots! The service is friendly, there's always a good game on the TV, and it feels like a cozy neighborhood hangout.