November 16, 2011
Milwaukee’s southern suburbs are not known for establishments with adventurous beer selections. Most places with this many taps have all the Miller and Bud brands and little else. Erv’s not only has an excellent selection that is frequently changed, but it also has beer menus with good descriptions of current offerings. The bartenders don’t rush you and are quick to offer a sample if you’re not sure which to get. They also cater to those who want to try a little of several with flights of 5 4-oz glasses for $7. There’s an excellent selection of appetizers and sandwiches to go along with the beer.

June 9, 2011
Not bad. Overrate in my opion. If you go on a Friday night expect to wait a long time. Fish Fries are good...

April 14, 2011 [ Updated October 9, 2011 ]
Hidden gem in Oak Creek that serves craft beer and decent food. They had about 30 beers with craft beer offerings - stuff like Oak Aged Unearthly, Raison D’Etre, Nitro Snake Chaser and Great lakes Dopplerock. A handful of taps are left for macro swill, I’m sure that helps pay the bills. The menu has appetizers, burgers and a handful of dinner entrées. There aren’t too many places in town to grab a steak a decent IPA. The decor was nice, old tap handles and brewerania all over the place. Service was a tad sub par on my first visit - I had to ask for napkins, ketchup and have my table cleaned. Service was much better on my second visit. They now offer beer to go in growlers of any of their tap beers.

April 6, 2011
This place has been here a long time,but has just recently become a craft beer haven. There is no better place in the Milwaukee area to get the combination great food and a great beer selection. Steaks ribs the best fish fry in town and one of the best buffalo wings in the city. Founders KBS,DFH,Avery, Bells Hopslam, Ale Asylum and a sample tray option. A secret that has now gotten out