Flint’s Inn

Stopped in to the Flint Inn. We met Janet the bartender. She was very friendly and enjoyed our visit there.

Fun bar. Very diverse mix of people, from bikers, blue collar workers, and house wives, to 20 somethings, golfers, and unemployed. Regulars are friendly and the bartenders are welcoming, treating people as they are treated (maybe even better). 1 $ tappers all day everyday got them awarded Kenosha’s Best happy hour. One of nicest bartenders ever, Shaunie, got Kenosha’s best bartender several times. They also have one of Kenosha’s biggest and most private backyard, which is great for enjoying the sun when it’s warm out. Check them out! Fun and comfortable corner, shot and a beer bar!

One of my favorite bars in Kenosha! I don’t feel right labeling this a «dive bar» but I don’t think anyone would have a problem with that. The inside is a bit small but that’s part of its draw. It’s always clean and fairly well-​lit. There’s a big bar, pool table and dart board. Plenty of TVs to watch the game. Not always in HD but what can you do? There are also a few video poker machines in the back if that’s your thing. I walk right past them to get to the outdoor area. Nice little covered bar area. Great summer cornhole (baggo) league. Drinks are reasonable and service is fantastic. Shaun has won several awards over the last few years including «Kenosha’s Best» bartender from the Kenosha News. Overall, pretty good place to become a regular, if it were only closer to home for me. Nice little neighborhood bar!