Top Menomonee Falls Venues

• Spaces for 220 Guests

• Spaces for 80-200 Guests
• 2 Restaurants
• 1 Meeting Space
• 2 Breweries

The Delafield Brewhaus has been an award-winning restaurant and brewery since 1999, serving in-house brewed craft beers alongside a menu of original dishes from its location in Wisconsin's Lake Country, roughly midway between Milwaukee and Madison. Beyond the restaurant, the Brewhaus operates as a full banquet facility, beer garden, and events venue. Private events can be held in the Banquet Facility, which accommodates up to 200 guests, or in the Mezzanine, which holds up to 80. An outdoor patio rounds out the space and is well suited to wedding ceremonies as well as casual dining. The Brewhaus specializes in elegant weddings, bridal showers, rehearsal dinners, christenings, and anniversary parties, and works with each host to customize a menu to fit the occasion. The Delafield Brewhaus also hosts business meetings and conferences, drawing on its central location between Milwaukee and Madison. Its meeting spaces come equipped with large-screen projectors, audio/video connections for presentations, and wireless internet access.

• Spaces for 65 Guests

• Spaces for 150 Guests

• Spaces for 250 Guests

• Spaces for 450 Guests

• Spaces for 10-1,500 Guests
• 7 Hotels
• 3 Ballrooms
• 7 Total Spaces

Crowne Plaza Milwaukee Airport sits just minutes from General Mitchell International Airport off I-94, with easy reach to downtown Milwaukee, Grant Park Beach, American Family Field, and the Harley-Davidson Museum. The hotel's refreshed interiors pair with nearly 24,000 square feet of flexible event space, anchored by the Concorde Ballroom — one of the largest hotel event venues in the Milwaukee area, accommodating up to 1,500 guests for conferences, trade shows, weddings, and reunions. Eleven meeting rooms in all give planners room to scale, from small boardroom sessions to citywide conventions. On site, Milano's Cafe D'ORO serves espresso, lattes, and pastries for an easy start to the day, while the newly reimagined Mango Leaf Restaurant & Lounge blends Indo-American fusion with Midwestern favorites for dinner, happy hour, or a nightcap with live entertainment. Guests also have access to a complimentary airport shuttle and free self-parking with more than 500 spaces, making Crowne Plaza Milwaukee Airport a convenient base for business travel, weddings, and leisure stays alike.

• Spaces for 10-230 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Meeting Space
• 1 Waterfront

Set on the shore of Lac La Belle in downtown Oconomowoc, the Oconomowoc Community Center is a city-owned lakeside venue built for weddings, receptions, and community gatherings. The building's Upper Hall spans three connected assembly rooms beneath vaulted, cathedral-window ceilings that look out over the lake, and can be arranged for banquet-style seating for up to 230 guests. A central bar and warming kitchen sit alongside the hall, and Community Center staff handle setup, breakdown, and cleaning as part of every rental. For smaller meetings, a first-floor conference room seats up to 10 guests around a single table, with its own wet bar and flat-screen TV. The building is fully ADA accessible, with a lower-level Community Room and a lawn area along the water available for ceremonies and daytime gatherings. Wedding parties typically book the venue for full-day timelines that include setup, a ceremony and reception, and cleanup, with the lake and surrounding lawn providing a backdrop for photos.

• Spaces for 100-350 Guests
• 2 Event Spaces
• 2 Historic Spaces

Pulaski Inn is a family-run banquet and catering facility in Cudahy, Wisconsin, that has hosted wedding receptions and special events for over 100 years. The building was established in 1905 by the Wojtysiak family as a hall with a stage, hosted its first wedding reception in 1916, and became known for Polish theatrical performances in the 1920s. During Prohibition it operated as the "Pulaski Soft Drinks Store and Hall," where roller skating on its oak flooring drew crowds. The Glowacki family took over in 1927, expanding the building with a basement excavated during the Great Depression and exterior renovations in the late 1950s, and introduced in-house catering in the late 1960s. Brian and Karen Swessel purchased the business in 1998, becoming its third family ownership. The venue offers two banquet rooms for private events. The Alpine Room, with cathedral ceilings and original hardwood floors, seats up to 350 guests for dinner and includes a raised mezzanine for a band, DJ, or additional seating. The Heritage Room accommodates up to 100 guests and suits showers, birthday parties, holiday gatherings, retirement parties, and small weddings or anniversaries. Brian, a 1981 culinary arts graduate, oversees the kitchen and menu customization, while Karen coordinates directly with clients. The owners are personally on-site during events, offering the consistent, personalized service the venue is known for.