Titletown Brewing Company

 

Titletown Brewing sits at a small oasis of things to do and see around the immediate vicinity, and that's considering Lambeau Field is not one of those sights. Titletown takes a spacious room within the large complex its part of and made a comfortable taproom pouring tasty beer with appeal to both casual and veteran beer drinkers. A long bar stretches nearly the entire length of the room, while opposite are 8 or so different pinball machines awaiting your presence. Cans to go are easy to find in a small cooler off to the side, and a long stretch of another side overlooks the street with potential to open the entire side to open air.

Beer menu is divided into four categories; hoppy, lighter side, malt forward, and sour. 16 different beers with a split of year-rounds and rotating beers. Beers are better than average from my experience; beer I'd be happy to drink at home if Titletown were more common where I was at! I've been here in the past where the beer is poured into one of several different pieces of glassware, but the day before the 2025 NFL Draft all the pours went into 16 ounce plastic cups, and I swear they added a dollar or two to each pour to take advantage of the crowds.

Well worth stopping by. Combine it with Copper State across the street for a two-for-one trip.

 

 

Cool exterior with a cool and wide open interior. Long bar with seating along with many tables for seating. They do have pinball machines and a rooftop patio which i was unable to see while I was here. The beer was pretty decent but the service behind the bar was pretty mehh. Bartender just seemed like he didn't want to be there. Overall was expecting better beer from such a big and nice looking place and a brewery thats won many medals for their beer.

 

 

 

 

 

A great brewery with really good food. The old brewery had a bit more character, being in an old train station, but the new brewery is really nice. We took a tour and enjoyed the Beerbler in the basement.

 

 

Both the taproom and old railway station were great. Very good beer selection and large food portions.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Excellent food and beer. Great historic locations. Highly recommend.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stopped in here with my wife and our 2 nephews after a Lambeau Field Tour on a (rare) warm and sunny May, Saturday afternoon. Driving up,it's instantly recognizable as a restored train depot, with the dead giveaway being the still active tracks right next to it. Seeing as though it was above 60 degrees, we sat outside (that's how we roll in WI!). Great patio area, probably room for 80+. Seeing as though it was mid-afternoon, and we had plans for dinner, we ordered a few appetizers, a flight of beers ($15 for a sample of every beer they had, 13 beers plus a sample of their root beer) and a few sodas for the kids....they had root beer, cream, grape, and orange, all of which were made on site. Most of the beers were damn good, only 2 or 3 were not to my liking but all were done well. The sodas were also pretty damn tasty. The food also was good. One of our apps was called brats, brats, and more brats....highly recommended!!! Overall, would love to re-visit and maybe even get a chance to stop at their taproom across the way....if you are anywhere near the area, this should be a must visit!