I need to get here more often. First the building is so beautiful with gilded columns and fun…read morebottle chandeliers. It's a very spacious venue with a backroom as overflow. The bartenders do a nice pour and pricing is very reasonable. They host charity events which is so awesome. Only downside is they don't have a parking lot and street parking can be hard to get. Otherwise I highly recommend this place for a Sunday funday!

I was invited by my niece to stop at the establishment on FREE bingo night, which was Monday…read more Super hip fun vibe throughout the whole place all evening long. The bartenders were very warm and welcoming.. We also ordered cheesy garlic bread, which was really good.

Time to update the review since it's under new ownership..well not really new because it's been a…read morefew years. The owner always throws a huge spread for parties. They have bands throughout the year and in summer they have an outside tent so you can watch live music in the warm weather. It's a really nice dive bar that she spent money on making nice. The pizza is a definite buy because it's homemade by an amazing Italian cook. I call this place my living room because I can stagger there from my house. It's such a cute place if you haven't been you need to try it.

An absolute gem of a dive bar in the Milwaukee area. It has everything! Fun decor (especially in…read morethe bathrooms :)), a back room with pool tables and darts. Free popcorn with tons of seasoning flavors! A bowl of free dum dums. And HOMEMADE pickle shots! I love getting pickled at Patti's!

What a place! The history speaks for itself. Love the plants inside. Friendly bartenders and…read morefriendly and interesting patrons. We had a lot of laughs!!

its sley dive bartender is rude, place is filthy and they…read moredont clean draft beer tubs to the beer tastes like dirty socks. their clients only show up to pair up into diffent sex pairing and disappear to spead VD. Music sucks. especially open mic, or if regular song. gets so rough closing barener ratles his illegl conceal art pistol to sho people out.

I find this local bar fantastic. The decor alone is eye catching and very relative of Milwaukee's…read morepast and present. The bartenders are consistently attentive and knowledgeable. They have an AMAZING back patio which is just a wonderful spot during the long winters of Wisconsin. Highly recommend checking that out. I was honestly quite surprised by how large of an area as well as by the unique decor. I don't believe they serve food. Or I haven't seen a food menu or anything brought out. But there are so many restaurants nearby to order from or swing by. All in all a standout neighborhood bar on the East Side!

This is one of those spots that I almost hate to love because the more you talk about it, the more…read morepeople show up. It's not exactly a secret but it feels like one. Tucked back in a residential neighborhood, Champion's Pub is an unassuming watering for locals. Spacious back patio, dog-friendly, great bartenders, and a nice divey ambiance.

I try not to write negative reviews; however, when the owner of the establishment mocks their…read morepatrons I do not have any other choice. My friends and I were attending a birthday party at the bar. We had a friend in town from Ireland so we wanted to talk with her but the music was so loud we had to yell to even hear each other. My friend asked if the music could be turned down a bit and one of the bartender's obliged. When the owner came back in he quickly turned back up the music. My friend politely asked the owner if he could turn is back down and that is when he started mocking her and saying "I can't hear you" and saying it is Friday night so let's party. Yes, it is your establishment and you are allowed to do what you want but I also have the ability to choose where I spend my money and I will NEVER step foot back into a place where the owner is messed up on drugs and alcohol and does not care about their patrons.

tl;dr Did I mention the bladder busters?!…read more Mavericks is such a staple to a lot of my dude friends. It kind of reminds me of a college bar type vibe, with the friendliest staff and loads of shots. A lot of bar games are played there and it's way more spacious compared to some of the smaller bars in the more "hipster" parts of town. It has a front bar area with smaller tables and bar space, a pool table hallway/walkway and then a back area with full back bar and larger tables. It's not super swanky, but a great sports/dive bar for all of your game-watching needs. Also, the pub/bar food is amazing! Love the Ruben rolls, jalapeno poppers, the wonton-fried mozzarella sticks, and there's something about the pizza and the light, flaky crust there that keeps us coming back for more. I've been there for quite a few Packers games - it's the perfect spot. They've got a "bladder buster" (usually this is free miller lite or bud lite until someone uses the bathroom) and fun traditions like playing "The Bears Still Suck" song during commercials and Todd and Carol (the owners) often Emcee and make funny comments over the game or sometimes host raffles for cool prizes based off the shots you buy (smart). Todd and Carol are an absolutely delight and are always treat you like family when you're there. Will definitely be back for many more future Packer games (and I don't even like sports!)

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

How can you not love (or at least vaguely enjoy) this fun and oddball bar in Bayview. But who…read moredoesn't love an oddball? I love Blackbird's wild and eclectic decor. I feel very much at home because we share very similar tastes in home decor. It feels very cozy as soon as I enter this bars. I believe we had two wonderful bartenders who took our order and quickly brought back out drinks. Great service, dimly but warmly lit (which I love to help me avoid migraine triggers), lots of conversation and chattering going on around us. Also, PINBALL! My partner and I spent a decent chunk of change having all the fun. You should really go. And experience it all!

What a great neighborhood place! We stopped here at the end of our night for one more drink and…read moreloved the vibe and wall to wall decor. They had a great selection of beers and we got a big booth right when we walked in. There's music but not too loud to have a conversation. Worth a visit for sure!

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.