Kegel's Inn celebrating 100 years of German food and drinks

Kegel's Inn celebrating 100 years

Kegel's Inn & Beer Garden has been serving authentic German food and beer in West Allis for 100 years and to celebrate their throwing 100 parties. Brian Kramp is the owner whose family originally opened the space as a "soda pop parlor."

WEST ALLIS, Wis. - Kegel's Inn & Beer Garden in West Allis is celebrating 100 years, with 100 parties!

FOX6's Brian Kramp stopped by to learn more about the storied history of the establishment, the authentic German beer and food they serve, and how they plan to celebrate with 100 parties.

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Friday fish fry at Kegel's Inn

It’s Friday in Wisconsin, and that means it’s time for a fish fry. Brian Kramp is in West Allis at Kegel’s Inn, where multiple different Friday fish fry options have been satisfying guests for generations.

German beers and other drinks at Kegel's Inn

Kegel’s originally opened one century ago as a prohibition-era Speak Easy where patrons could order lunch & a "basement beer." Today, they still love their beer and have great options on tap. Brian Kramp is in West Allis with a special beer that was brewed for a special occasion.

German food at Kegel's Inn

Milwaukee's most authentic German restaurant, Kegel's Inn & Beer Garden is celebrating their 100th anniversary and there’s plenty of space outdoors to enjoy some food, beer, and music. Brian Kramp is in West Allis seeing why Kegel’s is more than just a go-to for Milwaukee's best German food and Friday fish fry.

100 parties for 100 years at Kegel's Inn

Kegel's Inn & Beer Garden has been serving authentic German food and beer in West Allis for 100 years and to celebrate their throwing 100 parties. Brian Kramp is with the owner whose family originally opened the space as a "soda pop parlor."

Airbnbs at Kegel's Inn

Looking for a unique space to stay in above one of Milwaukee’s oldest speakeasies? Kegal’s Inn & Beer Garden has a few options for those looking for a unique experience. Brian Kramp is checking out the spaces available to rent after a night of German food and fun.