BYOB VENUE OPTIONS: Beverage Service Update at The Barley Room
Beverage Service Update at The Barley Room
At The Barley Room, flexibility and affordability have always been part of our philosophy. While we previously offered full BYOB, upcoming state regulations require a small shift in how beverages are served—without sacrificing value or choice.
With the new Barn Law taking effect on January 1, 2026, all wedding venues, community centers, and event spaces are now required to operate under a Tavern B liquor license. To stay compliant while continuing to serve our couples and clients best, we’ve introduced an updated beverage service that is simple, affordable, and guest-friendly.
The good news? We’ve worked hard to make this transition budget-conscious and flexible, offering some of the most affordable drink packages in the industry, with no minimum spend requirements and options that still allow limited BYOB where permitted. Whether you’re planning a full bar, a cash or credit bar, or even a non-alcoholic event, we’ve got you covered.
Have a question about our beverage options?
We’re happy to walk you through what’s allowed and help you choose the most affordable, stress-free setup for your event. Ask us about our flexible beverage service when you schedule your tour!
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FAQ
What are The Barley Room’s Event Hours?
Event duration must include time needed for set up, break down, and clean up.
Rates are seasonal and vary based on the day of the week.
Is there parking available at this venue?
Parking is available at The Brewery parking structure owned by Interstate Parking and located one block north of the structure.
Is there Audio Visual Equipment?
Audio visual equipment is available upon request.
Is The Barley Room changing its beverage service?
Starting January 1, 2026, Wisconsin’s new Barn Law requires all wedding venues, community centers, barns, and event spaces to operate under a Tavern B liquor license. This applies statewide and affects how alcohol is served at events.
Can we still bring our own beverages?
Yes—limited BYOB is still allowed. You may bring certain beverages such as soda, water, mixers, and non-alcoholic drinks. Ask our team for the full list of what’s permitted.
We now offer a cash or credit bar staffed by licensed professionals. This keeps everything compliant while remaining extremely affordable for couples and guests.
Are there minimums or required drink packages?
No! There are no minimum spend requirements, no guest spending minimums, and no forced packages. You only pay for what your guests choose.
