Rustic Road Brewing Company

Downtown Kenosha. Found parking easy. Easy walking distance to Public Craft. Long and narrow, long bar with tables. A bunch of beers on tap. We did a flight of 8 which was reasonably priced. Bartenders friendly and helpful. Many styles available. Some well executed, particularly the German styles, and some were just straight up weird. Overall worth a stop.

They moved to new location near the old in Kenosha proper, street parking and long narrow brick building, a little dark inside on a bright day. Staff was nice, beers were average. Selection was lacking in any dark beers.

Great place...on the small side...but in a good way (you are almost stepping over the brewing equipment to navigate the place...but I found that fun). The people there are great and the service fantastic. They really seem to appreciate and cater to their customers. The KPA is a pretty good beer. I also liked the Hazelnut Harvest they had when I visited. I recommend a visit here when in town (go see nearby Public Brewing too).

Walking in this place w/ their brewing rig front and center and barely bigger than a homebrew setup, I was skeptical but the beer I had were all quite good. There are about a half dozen taps, all of which are the house brew w/ no guests at all. The coolest thing about this place is just how small it is. We got a table in the back tucked in between bags of malt. Service was decent, I dunno if they have servers at any time but we just sat ourselves and ordered at the bar. I’d definitely come back to this place if I found myself in the area again.

Small nano brewery near the harbor area - warm and inviting hardwood bar space, with a few tables outside - underutilized interior space, but homey - small brewing operation right up front - very limited capacity - bartender was fairly attentive - six beers on tap, ranging from session ales to barley wine - beer quality was all over the map (my ratings of the six range from 2.0 to 3.8) - the mix of styles is nice, but the hit or miss nature of the beer is a concern - brewer seems to excell at the lighter abv, hoppier brews with a more neutral yeast, so go for those - nice pricing - a flight of six was 7.50, including a few high abv brews - it’s a nice space, next to a decent Scandinavian bakery that serves cardamom coffee (grab some when you’re done), but the brewer needs to work on consistency.

Small place; a bar with about 12 seats an a few 2 seat tables lining the other wall, not counting the 2-4 tables outside. At this time they had 7 beers on tap, not bad, ranging from a 5% blonde to a 13% BW. The place is very clean, they have a few other brewer options in bottles, and a few liquor bottles on a shelf for those who dont want the beer. A nice place and the beer offered gave enough variety to please most.

Small nano brewery in downtown Kenosha. Most people sat at the bar and there were several tables as well to sit at. Local art on the wall and a few TVs line the bar. Five beers on tap when I visited, all theirs and a handful of others available in bottles. They do sell samplers and the beer was mostly average though the seasonals were decent. Service seemed decent.

Great little place. Fantastic service and ambience. Got to talk to the brewer as he was making a batch right in the corner, no glass to block him off, just a railing, and he was very willing to talk about brew. Food is to come soon. I gave the selection high ratings just because for such a small place they are stocked with a good bar and some beer variety on top of their own beers.