About City Fountain | MKE’s Self-Serve Tap Beer Wall
City Fountain | MKE’s Self-Serve Tap Beer Wall is a self-serve beer wall inside the 3rd St. Market Hall in downtown Milwaukee. It pours 24 beers brewed in Wisconsin. The venue says it is Milwaukee's one and only, and the largest, self-serve tap beer wall.
The list mixes some of the state's most famous breweries with small-batch, seasonal, limited-run and exclusive beers. Many of them will be new to you. That makes it an easy place to taste your way across the state.
The wall sits inside a food hall with vendors, a central bar and games such as shuffleboard and bags. The market hall says USA Today ranked it one of the top 5 food halls in the US. Trivia runs on Wednesdays.
The entrance and the restroom are both wheelchair accessible. The hall also takes private events.
From the 3rd St. Market Hall's own website and its Google listing, read November 9, 2026.
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Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
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Questions people ask
How many beers does City Fountain have?
There are 24 beers, all brewed in Wisconsin. They include beers from well-known state breweries as well as small-batch, seasonal, limited-run and exclusive-run beers.
Can I book a private event at the market hall?
Yes. The hall takes private events, and 3rdstmarkethall.com has a booking page and a private events FAQ.
Is there trivia?
Yes. The market hall runs trivia on Wednesdays.
Is City Fountain wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The entrance and the restroom are both wheelchair accessible.
Which breweries are close by?
Old German Beer Hall and The Explorium Brewpub Third Ward are both 0.3 miles away. Good City Brewing and The Brewery are each 0.5 miles away.
Answers come from the 3rd St. Market Hall's website and its Google listing, read November 9, 2026.
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Before you visit City Fountain
Expect a wall of taps inside a busy food hall. Look over the beer list on 3rdstmarkethall.com first, because the line-up changes. Sunday hours are shorter than Friday and Saturday.
The hall has food vendors and games, so you can eat and play between pours. Parking is in the InterPark The Avenue Garage, and its entrance is on Michigan St.
Old German Beer Hall and The Explorium Brewpub Third Ward are both 0.3 miles away. Either one makes an easy second stop.