Brewcade

Mikerphone Brewing was the first of now many brewery locations to pop around Chicagoland in the last year. What someone dubbed "Stern-eries" tend to have 4-6 Stern machines that were fresh out of boxes as well as a giant Insider Connected leaderboard. They also happen to be one of the best breweries in the suburbs with a large variety of beer styles including IPAs, sours, pilsners, barrel aged beers, beer slushies and some spirits as well. They host trivia nights the second Thursday of every month if you need a break from pinball and also recently started serving pizza and pretzels all the time as well as hosting a variety of food trucks on busier days. They host pinball tournaments the first Thursday of the month sponsored by Stern pinball. And who knows who you may see if you pay a visit since both Stern and Jersey Jack's factories are just a few miles away.

Fountain Square Brewing in Indianapolis, IN is an industrial-themed taproom with a great Workingman’s Pilsner, darts, and a unique collection of well-maintained pinball cabinets like Jurassic Park DE, Iron Man, and Mata Hari. Comfortable and off the beaten path, Fountain Square also hosts open mic comedy nights, karaoke and pinball tournaments. Patrons must be 21+.   

So Many Roads Museum & Brewery in Denver Colorado is an interesting hang-out spot where you can play pinball while enjoying a cold brew and listening to live music. This venue isn't so much a museum as an eclectic venue and oasis for Grateful Dead fans looking to combine their love for the band with their favorite leisurely pursuits.

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There are no less than 6 pinball machines available, including popular titles like Stern's Led Zeppelin and The Simpsons Pinball Party. What's more, So Many Roads also serves up delightful delicacies from its small food menu on top of the already awesome beer house brewed selection. So next time you're looking for a unique night out in Denver, make sure So Many Roads Museum & Brewery is on your list!