Holy regulars, Batman! Walking into O’Keefe’s House of Hamburg was a bit like walking into Cheers; everyone seemed to know each other’s name, and we felt a little out of the loop considering no one knew ours. Refuge came when a recent arrival from Texas came in for a post flight drink (O’Keefe’s is practically next door to Mitchell International Airport) and made small talk. This old fashioned German beer hall has been around for practically as long as German beer itself, and houses a mix of young people, old people, bikers and blue collars that all keep coming back for more. Owner Mona enthusiastically chatted us up, and definitely declared it to be an “eclectic crowd.” The food menu offers different specials on weeknights, but serves traditional German cuisine on Saturdays. As for the brew, O’Keefe’s has beers that you won’t see anywhere else. The seasonal Hafbrau Maibock is a German brew that patrons can’t get enough of, but we loved the Kasteel Triple Ale, a strong Belgium import that packs a punch. Now, what’s German for “designated driver?