The Brewery Creek Bed and Breakfast Inn

We stayed in room #1, which is right above the restaurant. During the day you can hear the hum of voices and music from the restaurant below, but we actually thought this was quite charming and soothing. The room is large, with a comfy coach to sit in front of the electric fireplace, and a huge bed.
We ate dinner in the restaurant. Their house made beer is very good, and their food is excellent. For breakfast they offer home made pastries along with typical continental breakfast fare. The staff of both the B&B and the restaurant were very friendly and helpful.
The inn is two short blocks from the main street in town, which has a ton of art galleries, quirky shops, and restaurant/​bar options.
Overall we loved our stay and would recommend it as a weekend getaway!

The 3 things my wife and I love; brew pub, restaurant and nice hotel room, all in one. GREAT beer, excellent food and great room! Owner showed us to our room and was very pleasant. Very comfortable, clean, quiet room. We’re always looking for a nice overnighter an this was a great place in a great little community.

The burgers are amazing! They have five handcrafted beers on tap. The atmosphere is comforting like a countryside inn.

We really enjoyed our stay at Brewery Creek Inn. We would definitely stay here again, and I will recommend Brewery Creek Inn to friends and family. The breakfast was good. We stayed on a night the restaurant was closed, so unfortunately we did not get to experience that. Thankfully there were a couple open restaurants on the same block, so we found dinner within walking distance. Our room (#6) was gorgeous, we loved the exposed stone walls. We loved the fireplace and jacuzzi tub, and the wifi was nice (although a little on the slower side). We were in town to visit House on the Rock (one of the most amazing places I’ve experienced, and about a 20 – 30 minute drive away).

Great room, attentive hosts. It is also a brew pub/​restaurant with good beer. We celebrated our 41^st anniversary here.

Lovely stay at the Inn last night! We had a great time. Breakfast was yummy, there was a great view, it was super clean, and so on. Our innkeeper even understood when we made a stupid mistake and there was a room switch! Too silly to explain, but she handled it well and didn’t make us feel unwelcome. The ONE problem is that the jets/​motor on the whirlpool are definitely too loud. It wasn’t relaxing really!

We stay at the Brewery Creek Inn about twice a year. We absolutely love it. It sets the bar in bed & breakfasts for style, comfort, cleanliness and amenities. I wish my home was as gorgeous and chic as this inn. It is also quiet, as children under 12 are not allowed to stay overnight at the inn (which is what we prefer).
All of the rooms are great (our particular favorite is Room One), with plush linens, stylish décor, fireplaces, dimmer lighting, clean whirlpool tubs, and organic bath products. The breakfast is outstanding, as well. The proprietors, Jeff & Deb, are polite and friendly without being «in your face.» My boyfriend would like me to warn that the TVs in each room are very small. I am not a TV-​watcher, so this is not a negative to me.
Another great amenity is the restaurant located on the first floor. Delicious, fresh food, wonderful desserts & their own beer. We look forward to eating there every time we visit.
Some reviewers on other sites have made negative comments about coming in the back door of the building and seeing cleaning supplies, old kegs, etc. This doesn’t bother me at all. I accept that it’s an inn AND restaurant in one large, historic building, so there are certain minor pitfalls that must be accepted. But aside from that particular hiccup, everything else at this extraordinary inn IS virtually perfect.
If you’re going to Mineral Point, Spring Green or any of the other surrounding communities (all of which are fun), Brewery Creek is thee place to stay & dine.

I love the look of this place. Its so incredibly old. The food is good too. I only ate there once, but the history and taste will be enough to bring me back. It is small though — no where you’d take a group of 15 without reserving.

We stopped for lunch while on a little escape from Madison. We both had burgers. I had The Brewery Burger (locally raised black Angus,
roasted garlic, bacon, Colby cheese, caramelized onions, sweet red onion and hydroponic tomatoes, lettuce, ketchup, Dijon mustard, and aioli) and Jack had the stuffed burger, which had many of the same things as mine, but was stuffed with blue cheese. Both were awesome burgers. I got the Belgian Fries (all fries should be made this way) and Jack had the corn soufflé (corn, creamed corn, sour cream, butter, eggs & corn meal and then baked). Both sides came with the ~$ 10 burgers, but it was well worth it. Very cool historical place.
Oh, and we each had a large Golden Ale brewed on the site. Perfect beverage to accompany this superb lunch!

If you find yourself in Mineral Point, Wisconsin this is as good of a place to eat as any where to eat.
Cool building and location.

Do yourself a favor – order the fries. They are worth the calories.
We found the beers a bit disappointing, but liked one of the five. We like the pale ale, which is a beer so many other places do poorly.
The corn chowder was also quite tasty.
The venue is beautiful. It was fun to just sit and look around.

I can’t believe how good the food is here! On a weekend trip to southern Wisconsin, we decided to stop in at Mineral Point on the recommendation of an artist we met at a winery. We were starving and looking for a place to eat and happened upon this cute little inn.
The food was so good — very innovative and deliciously prepared! I had a walnut veggie burger — seriously tasty — I will have to figure out how to make these at home! Topped with all local produce and cheese and set on a toasted parmesan sourdough bread, I was in food heaven!
They have a couple of rooms that you can stay at as well. We toured one of the rooms and it was so cute. Highly recommend this place!

Sand-​colored limestone, thick walls and heavy-​duty wood rafters combined with architectural lighting help create an inviting, intimate atmosphere in this 48-​seat inn. The building was built as a commercial warehouse in 1854. I was there on a busy Saturday night with a small group and we were lucky enough to get the last table in the place. Even as busy as they were, it didn’t feel crowded or noisy. We carried on our conversations as though we were in the dining room of a private home. Our service was prompt and attentive. The food was great. I had the mixed green salad with the the house dressing — a cranberry mustard mix that was terrific. This is a brewpub so I had to have one of their delicious brown stouts with my meal. The Brewery Creek Inn’s definitional quaint quality made it diffiicult to leave. It was a 5-​star experience.