These 14 Restaurants Serve The Best Bloody Mary In Wisconsin
If we weren’t so attached to our dairy and brewing history, I’m convinced we’d name the Bloody Mary the state drink of Wisconsin. Maybe that beer history and our love for Bloody Marys go hand-in-hand, come to think of it.
We already have one list about where to find great Bloody Marys, but there are so many, we had to do another! Here’s our first list, These 10 Restaurants Serve The Best Bloody Mary In Wisconsin, but keep reading to find even more of the best Bloody Marys in Wisconsin! Of course, everyone has different rules for what makes a perfect Bloody Mary, so this isn’t a ranking, but a bucket list. In no particular order, here are the restaurants that serve up some of the best Bloody Marys in Wisconsin.
Our list of the best Bloody Marys in Wisconsin starts at the Courthouse Pub. With a secret, in-house mix and a famous Bloody Mary/shrimp cocktail hybrid called the Surf and Turf Bloody Mary, you can't go wrong with this place.
In the summer, you boat here. In the winter, you drive your snowmobile. Folks call it the Northwoods' best Bloody Mary, and it's really no mystery why. Learn more by visiting the Dublin Sports Bar and Grille on Facebook.
Part of the American Club in Kohler, this Bloody Mary is called the "Garden of Eatin'" and comes with not only a whole array of garnish, but great spice and a chaser. Bloody perfection. Learn more about the iconic Bloody Marys served at The Horse and Plow.
Served in a glass so big you might expect a fish to be swimming in it and topped with a splash of Guinness, the Kitty's Bloody Mary might be the best one in Door County. Curious to learn more? You can visit the Kitty O'Reilly's website for more information.
Folks think Matero's is worth the drive just for the pizza and the "big ole' Bloody Mary" is just an extra tasty bonus. They're so good, customers order them every hour of the day, not just in the morning. Learn more about Matero's Pub and Pizza.
They're so committed to their Bloody Mary it's got its own page on their website. They offer a baby size and a 25 oz "Matty Mary." But you'll be wanting to ask for the Ultimate, which comes with an extra bit of extraordinary garnish that rotates - everything from a tamale to a mini brat have graced this monster. For more information, be sure to visit Matty's Bar and Grille online.
They call this one the Happy Meal Bloody Mary and customers love how thick and spicy it is. Maybe the happiest meal of your adult life? You can learn more by checking out the No Name Saloon Facebook page.
This Bloody was crowned best in Rhinelander by both the locals and a panel of judges. Needless to say, it certainly makes the list of the Best Bloody Marys in Wisconsin. You can learn more about these tasty drinks by visiting the Northwestern Lounge online.
There's something incredibly awesome about the idea of camping and Bloody Marys being so closely related. V&M does house-infusions on their vodka and the locals love everything about it. Learn more by checking out the V&M Bar and Campground website.
Pepi's caused a shake-up in the Milwaukee Bloody Mary scene when they won last year's competition. They were the first non-Milwaukee bar to compete and they pulled the upset victory. They infuse the vodka and each and every one is made by hand. That's reason enough to head here. For more information, be sure to check out the Pepi's Pub and Grille website.
This one just looks fancy. I want to walk around drinking this at all time. Locals call it fantastic and say it hits the right notes on flavor and garnish. Curious to learn more? Check out the Sayner Pub website.
One customer called it the most amazing Bloody Mary they've ever had in their life. Close to trails for Northwoods ATV and snowmobile enthusiasts, this is a beacon in the great white North. The Tavern on Central really does have it all.
These guys don't just have one Bloody - they have a list. Customers seem to be partial to the bacon version, where the slice of salty goodness is still warm. Learn more about other Bloody Mary varieties served at the Peninsula Pub.
A meal in a cup with all the spice you could want. These Bloody Marys have folks coming back again and again. Learn more by visiting the Two of a Kind Facebook page.
Do you agree that these restaurants serve some of the best Bloody Marys in Wisconsin? Where else do you love to stop in for a Bloody Mary? Let us know in the comments — we’d love to hear from you!
For more dairy-related content, you’ll love learning about where to find the best pizza in Wisconsin.
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