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beer and cheese, what else do you need?
Con
shortage of public toiletts
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A place where you find what you want within yourself.
heitzenrater Says: Lambeau Field At A Glance Dedicated: Sept. 29, 1957, Green Bay 21, Chicago Bears 17. Capacity: 72,569 present, 65,290 to 66,110 in 2002, 60,890 in 2001, 32,500 in 1957 (original) Original name: "City Stadium" (new City Stadium) Original Cost: $960,000 (paid off in 1978)...
chzweeth Says: The Packers Hall of Fame is a must see for any football fan. It shows the history of one of the original National Football League (NFL) eams that was formed in 1919.More than just facts and figures, it also explains the people who made the only publicly owned professional...
hunterV Says: I remember visiting Weidner Center for Performing Arts. My host family and I attended two performances there: Phantom of the Opera and Spirit. It was simply unforgettable!Here are some videos from the performance:ThunderbirdFiredanceThe theater has 2,021 seats.It receives...
1 Review and 169 Opinions we stayed here for 10 days and i found it a good hotel. it has a small pool and a gym with a few...
1 Review and 79 Opinions I went to Green Bay for a business trip. It was a weekend trip, so I decided to bring my family...
Jitter Bean: Shake your way to DePere for good coffee
yooperprof Says: Looking for a non-chain coffee shop in the Green Bay suburbs? Or one that has good access on and off the highway? I frequently drive through Green Bay on my way to Milwaukee or other points south, and I've been looking for several years for a non-chain coffee establishment...
Pale Bistro: Plae it again, Green Bay!
yooperprof Says: There's been a lot of development in recent years in the suburbs of Green Bay, especially in the south suburbs out by the junction of I-43 and WI Highway 172. Bookstores, cheese shops, coffee houses and now this upscale bistro have now established themselves here, where only...
The Grapevine: "I Heard it on the. . . " Cafe
yooperprof Says: Interesting combination of cafe and interior design showroom - many of the tables, chairs, lighting fixtures, paintings on the wall etc. are all for sale. Pleasant menu which features many salads, sandwiches and lighter entrees. Most of the seating is in "nooks" which offer...
St. Brendan's Inn: Irish themed tavern restaurant down by the river
yooperprof Says: St. Brendan's is a handsome Irish inn and restaurant in downtown Green Bay. The tavern has a full bar which is often very busy, and the restaurant serves a full range of Irish and American favorites. Of course they feature Irish Stew, a Guinness Pot Roast - and the Mussels...
Julie's Cafe: Popular "home-style" cooking
yooperprof Says: Traditional cafe and restaurant that serves three meals a day - including Breakfast all day long. Julie's is very popular with the locals. The pleasant setting overlooks a quarry-lake. Ample "northwoods" sized portions - it's good to come here when you are hungry!
Titletown Brewing Company: Local beer and reliable food
yooperprof Says: Titletown Brewing Company is one of those brewpub operations. It's been heartening to see local brews sprouting up across America. Fifteen years ago they were as rare as sushi bars. Now every town of consequence has at least one decent local beer. (Sushi bars are a lot more...
Hagemeister Park Restaurant: Outdoor Dining on the River
rstary Says: This is the best place you'll find on the river! Hagemeister Park was the first place the Green Bay Packers practiced and played. The restaurant is named after this park, although it is in the downtown area. The former Hagemeister Park is now part of the East High School...
Sara_packerfan Says: This was quite a different experience from what I expected from a sushi place. It seemed that 90% of every item on the menu was deep fried. With the exception of tempura, I am not used to seeing sushi rolls deep fried. I prefer the flavor of fresh sushi, not masked by...
Alpha Delights: Yummy....Yummy!
Sara_packerfan Says: This small cafe/bakery is certainly a 'must stop' for any visitor to green bay. It is a breath of fresh air from all of the restaurant chains and less than memorable burger joints in Green Bay. The food is American with a hint of a greek flair. Tip: Don't miss the chicken...
Old Kids on the Porch: Old Kids on the Porch
rstary Says: Do you like Acoustic Rock and Country Music? Check out one of the newest bands in Green Bay, Old Kids on the Porch. This group's specialty is strong vocal harmonies with a backdrop of some great guitar picking! Check out their website at www.oldkidsontheporch.com or their...
Green Bay Area: Night Life, Restaurants, Bars, Entertainment
dmode84 Says: http://www.GBNightLife.com is a pretty good website. They seem more up to date than most other websites and have an event calendar listing live music and other events. They also have editorial restaurant reviews and user reviews. I think it's pretty new.
Azure: Finally...An Awesome Shopping Place!
Sara_packerfan Says: This shop is fantastic. It is cute, modern and the girls that work there are delightful. I discovered it when I was visiting for a Packer Game, and have repeatedly come back to see the new fashions that they have available. As soon as you walk in, you feel like you are...
apuleuis Says: I don't think even most people in Green bay know this exists. It's a beautiful area just south of Green Bay. There is a sign pointing to a house and farm, but there really is a park and waterfall back there. The best time to go is spring, otherwise there may be no water on...
apuleuis Says: This is a small amusement park reminiscent of olden days. There is free entrance and all rides are under $0.50. Most of the rides are for younger kids, but there is still a scrambler and tilt-a-whirl and a few other adult rides.
rstary Says: There's more to Green Bay sports than just football. We have D-1 basketball with the UWGB Phoenix. We have to do something in the winter!The new coach, Todd Kowalczyk, was an assistant with Tom Crean from Marquette and is now building his own championship team at UWGB.
cloed Says: The green bay packers are what green bay is about ! - The packers are the only team in the NFL that is owned by the people of the town so everyone has an intrest in the going on's of the team and its stars.I was not there for a game but im told its madness - they start with...
hunterV Says: Try to attend a football match of 'Green Bay Packers' or at least visit that team's Hall of Fame or 'The Packer Gallery' - a big collection of pictures of current and past Packer players ( 'Harmann Studios',1257 W.Mason, Green Bay). See also: www.gbpackerfan.com
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(Almost) Nothing About the Packers Here!
There's a football team that plays in Green Bay, but I'm not going to write about them. Instead I'll share some of the other things which Green Bay is associated with - notably, outdoor activity....
Welcome to the land of beer, cheese and football
Well, I used to live here. I did from 2000 to 2008, I moved here to go to college. Its a nice place. Fairly small so I have always felt very comfortable, but big enough that there is diversity and...
Green Bay is a small town, but there are some interesting things to see when you are here! You can come to see a Packer Game, visit Lambeau Field, see training camp in the summer and visit the Packer...
Green Bay is one of Wisconsin's most historical cities. Near here is where the first European explorers and fur traders made their way from the Great Lakes to the Mississippi River basin. The French...
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In fall a burning bush reflects the burning desire to find a place of peace.
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