EVENT SPACE

With a capacity of up to 200 guests, The Barley Room at Pabst blends industrial history with modern elegance. Its historic charm shines through with exposed cream city brick, metal framing, polished concrete floors, and expansive windows that bathe the space in natural light. The intimate, open floor plan offers a versatile backdrop, making it the perfect canvas for any event.

HISTORY

Built in 1889 for Pabst Brewing Company, the building is a cream city brick building in the German Renaissance Revival style and on the National Register of Historic Places. The building began as the Pabst Brewing Company Bottling House containing all functions associated with bottling beer and employed nearly 900 in the early nineteenth century. The building’s impressive footprint takes up most of the of W. Highland and Juneau block between N. 9th and 10th Streets. Today, the building now known as Eleven25 at Pabst has been fully restored and functions as a mixed-use environment housing modern residential apartments, corporate offices, and restaurants.

LOCATION

The Barley Room is located in downtown Milwaukee in the heart of the historic Brewery District neighborhood. It is highly accessible to all Milwaukee has to offer and is within walking distance to hotels, restaurants, breweries, entertainment, Fiserv Forum, the Deer District, public parking, and more.