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Brothers Bar & Grill, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Restaurant Details
Address: 1209 N Water St, Milwaukee (Milwaukee), Wisconsin (WI), 53202
Send to devicePhone: (414) 224-1690
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05/27/2016 2:07 pmAn extensive dress code is no where to be found online. The only way to see if you don't follow it is to get kicked out. The music is also way too loud on Thursdays. |
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08/03/2015 4:04 pmI've always liked this place. Three levels. Good atmosphere. Drink prices aren't terrible. And their wings are great! Get there early though! |
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11/03/2014 12:00 amDO NOT GO HERE UNLESS YOU ARE A PREPPY WHITE(no offense) COLLEGE KID. Racist bouncers and owners will prevent anyone from going in for bogus reasons. I was told to tuck my 8mm 24in(not very big at all) figaro style chain in my shirt for whatever reason, but I had no problem with this and complied. |
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07/05/2013 9:44 pmI have never had a bad experience at Brothers. I go during happy hour during the week which is from 3-8! All tap beers are just $2, you can't beat that price anywhere. The staff is friendly and fairly knowledgeable. The food is pretty tasty and great price; overall a great place, don't listen to the old review. |
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05/12/2013 6:43 amIn 2011 Milwaukee was deemed America's most segregated and racist metropolitan city and places like Brother's is the reason why. Why do we all get dressed up and go out on the weekends...to have fun just like everyone else of every type of demographic. However Brother's bar and grill has made it clear that certain minorities, especially African Americans are not welcomed. A group of my friends attempted to patronize Brother's Bar and Grill 5/12/13 however was turned away because we "looked like we may start a fight and that my earrings were too big" How earrings and fighting correlate I have no idea, and even when I attempted to take them out I was still told that I was not allowed allowed in the bar because I made the choice to put them on in the first place. Let me be clear, I am an educated person, soft spoken, and gave no indication whatsoever that I would be inappropriate in any type of manner. When stating to the manager that this could be considered discrimination (especially when I could clearly see women of other races in the bar with large earrings)...the response was "call it what you want but you are still not getting in." It is sad that still in 2013, that there is no cross cultural acceptance here. Very disappointed in this establishment. |