This is a corner bar that was a Chinese restaurant years back so it has a small bar and round…read morebooths which is weird for a corner bar. They have some hi tables in the middle room but it's a small bar that looks like it's having a decor crisis because it lacks decor like it was just thrown together. The regulars were an older crowd and kept to them self which was ok because I was doing research on what's in the area bar and restaurant wise to see if something interesting was around. The woman bartender was friendly and mostly talked to the regulars.

Una is a nice, friendly neighborhood place to grab a drink. The patrons seem mostly to be on the…read moresouth side of 30, but there are many regulars who are north of that number too. I would say the ratio of females to males is about 50/50. The bar seats about 10-12 people with semi-circular booths around the perimeter of the room and a handful of bar height tables as well as a billiards table in the middle. There are a few video poker type machines and a jukebox on the back wall. The beer selection was quite impressive to me, for a corner bar, but then, I'm not a beer drinker, so you might think the selection sucks. The place is listed as Una Cafe here on Yelp, but honestly, I didn't see anything cafe-like about this place. All I saw was booze. There are two facebook pages, one calling this place Una Cafe and the other Una Bar. I believe that for events like Packers games, it is pot-luck (they MAY also bring some food in). As for making and serving food on site, I don't think they do that. Una is located at the corner where Forest Home, Oklahoma and 44th street intersect. Their parking lot is pretty small, but there is plenty of parking on the street. This place is definitely NOT the club/college bar that I thought it was! 131/2015

I really enjoy Jackson's and like to stop by every now and then for some drinks and wings. The food…read moreis consistently solid--especially the honey sriracha wings, which are my favorite! I've also tried a few other menu items, and you really can't go wrong. The menu is similar to the other Jackson's locations in the area, which makes it easy to know what to expect. Service tends to be a bit slow, but it's usually understandable since we sit in the bar area, and the bartender is often responsible for both the bar and the nearby tables. They do their best, and we're typically in no rush. That said, one of our more recent visits was a little disappointing. We stopped in around 3 p.m. on a Sunday, and the atmosphere was unusually chaotic. The music was very loud--so loud that it was hard to hear the bartender and even carry on a conversation with my husband. There was also a group of rowdy patrons being obnoxious, whistling, and vaping indoors. I get that it's a bar, and a lively crowd is part of the vibe, but vaping inside should've been addressed. A simple reminder from staff to take it outside would have helped. Overall, I still like Jackson's for a casual hangout with great wings, but I'd appreciate a little more attention to the atmosphere when it starts to get out of hand.

The chicken wings are so good! Fun spot, especially if the Brewers are playing in town. The service…read morewas pretty good too, the music is a little loud but other than that cool place to get good wings with a cold beer. I'll definitely be back

I have been driving past this place for years but I never stopped because it looks like a shit hole…read moreand it's a classic Wi corner dive bar. I was in the area today so I stopped by and the lack vehicles in the parking lot led me to believe that it was closed but an open sign was on. The place is nothing fancy and empty on a day with a lot of festivals going on. Brian was the only person in the place except for the bar tender so it was empty. As a new person I must say that I talked to Brian and the bar tender for an hour and a half so the place was welcoming and not clicky like some bars. The drinks are reasonable with a tall rail cocktail at $4 which was nice.

Located very near the corner of 68th and Forest Home Ave., the Sugar Cane is a dive bar that you…read morewill fall in love with! The entire place is covered with completed jigsaw puzzles...the walls, the ceilings, there are even puzzles in the bathrooms! Want to put one together or maybe even play a board game? They're stacked up in the corner....grab one and start! Video games and a pool table are here too. Bottles of PBR and cans of Blatz are only $2...always! Secret shots are always $1! Even the bartenders don't know what they're pouring! The jukebox has the most unbelievable mix of music inside of it for cheap! If you can't find even one song you like, get out, you don't belong here. This bar supports a variety of charities....just ask. With a donation, there are guessing games and wheels to spin so you can show your support too! You will absolutely feel welcome in this bar, whether you're a newbie or a long standing customer. Shut up, stop in. Say hi to Duane and Sharon. 7/2016

Your classic neighborhood dive bar. Niki, the bartender, was great and the regulars embraced us as…read moretheir own. Loved the diversity of ages as well! They do not serve anything for food other than Luigi's frozen pizzas and there's something so dive-y about that. It fits!

my boyfriend and I stopped here one afternoon. went to two open seats in the bar and sat and the…read morebartender told him those seats were occupied that they were outside smoking. no worries so he stoop back up and stood to the open spot next to them. They then came back in and said they were leaving anyways. So my boyfriend sat back down and was then told he still couldn't sit there cuz two other regulars sitting across the room were waiting for those two seats. On top of that the price for a carbless was 6.50. So we sat outside until we finished and happened to talk to another gentleman who also was unhappy with the prices and service. Wont be making a stop back here. Also no food idk why it even states they offer it.

Love the shuttle & the people that come around. Good place overall for baseball game days.read more

Gotta give some love for the Ice House. This is my favorite spot to grab the Brewers shuttle into…read morethe game. It's close proximity to the field, makes it very ideal! I love coming before and grabbing a drink or two. I have yet to try the food, although it smells delicious.

We love this place!!!!! The owners are awesome people, the staff is excellent and the bloodies are…read moregreat! There's always something cool going on and expect it to be busy during the games so get there early! You will definitely enjoy your time at Friends on Forest home!

I walked in the bar owner made eye contact with me I sat down waited for about 10 to 15 minutes for…read morehim to still to not serve me or acknowledge me he was just literally spinning, and playing with a remote in his hand not talking to anybody or changing a channel. I came in in between jobs to get some food. They don't have a kitchen. All they have is a pizza oven it looked like . That's not really a kitchen. Would not recommend.

Cool atmosphere! We just went for one drink to check it out, but the place is awesome!read more

Excellent cocktail bar with unique vibe. Great place however expect to wait for drinks as they are…read morequite intricate but delicious and worth the wait. They recently reopened from the flooding. Due to this they have a smaller menu than normal but still tons of options.

I stopped here after seeing the open sign while shopping at El Rays so I did a U turn and I went in…read moreto check them out. OMG no was in the place except the woman bartender on a Saturday afternoon but 10 minutes later 5 people came in. It's a neighborhood hang out where everyone knows each other and I was the new guy today and they didn't make me feel out of place at all. The woman bartender was very friendly and talked me into shake of the day which I lost at, no big surprise there. Overall is an ok dive bar to hang out at for a couple drinks.

Great local corner bar with amazing happy hour every day. Friendly service. Pool and darts as well.read more

Linda and Joel are great hosts. True rockers with awesome music playing all the time. The vibe,…read morecustomers and pizza are all great. Visit, you won't be disappointed!

Love the old timey dive vibe. Good bloody mary. Will be back to try the pizza. Bartender super…read morefriendly and told us all about the events. Excited to come for karaoke!

Best genuine dive bar in Milwaukee! Named by the people and patrons. A truly diverse entity where…read moreeveryone of all walks are welcome. A down to earth friendly bar. Hamburgers and chili always available. Specials everyday of the week. Bloody Mary Sundays and oh my the packer parties. Not overly wild just a group getting together for raffles and a home cooked meal by Debbie! Best part ... the only true blues bar that I'm aware of every Friday. The generosity of this place that supports the community of silver city is admirable. From fund raisers of kids toys at Christmas to chicken dinners in July and oh did I say barbecue and blues festival? Iconic! Anniversary party August 2nd I wouldn't miss it. Nope . Calling into work. Thank you for your time everyone. Give it a try!

I stopped here being the neighborhood traveler that I am and trying to support local business for a…read morebeer and a burger lunch. The place has a dedicated parking lot which is nice but street parking was plentiful at lunch time. As I walked up a sign in front says Sunday $3.50 Bloody Mary with a Miller light chaser so I guess I'm having the Sunday special now because when in Rome. The place is definitely unique with antiques on the walls and ceilings from a stretcher, bikes pedal cars etc. the bar has a long bar with a pool table and games on the upper level. I ordered the Bloody Mary spicy but Pabst was an option for the chaser so since it's a former Milwaukee beer I chose that over Miller light. The Bloody Mary was as expected nothing special and Pabst is Pabst so your typical neighborhood bar drinks. The menu is small and cheap so I wasn't expecting much but I ordered the $3.50 cheeseburger that comes with pickles or onions, raw or fried so I chose raw. I saw what looked to be a hand formed patty come out of a zip lock bag, the pizza oven was opened up and a sheet of foil was inserted and my burger went in, these crazy mofo's are making cheeseburgers in a pizza oven. You get ketchup and mustard set next to you for when your burger is done. There is a hot pot next to the pizza oven with probably the soup or chili of the day. It's a very basic cheeseburger on a generic white bun with raw onions and generic razor thin pickle slices. The cheeseburger was actually good because it was a fresh hand formed patty that was juicy with a nice beef flavor I thought. It's not super huge so if you have a bigger appetite than order 2 or get the soup or chili. This was a pretty reasonable for the experience of a new place with drinks and a small lunch with the $3.50 cheeseburger, 3.50 Bloody Mary with a glass of Pabst and $3.00 tip which = $10. Look I'm not proud because you could find me in a nice place or a hole in the wall because I like trying everything and I don't discriminate.