Brewers Playoff Watch Parties: Where to Cheer Across Milwaukee

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This guide covers over 50 venues across every Milwaukee neighborhood and surrounding communities, from legendary downtown institutions to hidden neighborhood gems, ensuring you'll find the perfect spot to experience Brewers playoff baseball with fellow fans.

Near the ballpark with shuttle service

The Bluemound Road corridor near American Family Field hosts Milwaukee's most devoted Brewers bars, where shuttle buses ferry fans between venues and the stadium while screens capture every moment for those watching from barstools.

Kelly's Bleachers (5218 W. Bluemound Road) stands as Milwaukee's iconic Brewers destination, serving the area for over 41 years with 22 large-screen TVs and seven massive 13-foot projection screens ensuring perfect sightlines from any of its multiple rooms. The veteran-owned establishment offers free shuttle service to American Family Field with just a one-drink purchase, with shuttles running every 15 minutes starting two hours before first pitch. After the seventh inning, bring your ticket stub back for buy-one-get-one-free drinks. The sprawling space includes pool tables, dartboards, video games, and a large outdoor area perfect for October afternoons. Don't miss their signature Reuben Rolls or the "Best Tater Tots Ever" loaded with cheese, bacon, and green onions. For the truly ambitious, tackle their famous six-pound burger challenge and earn a spot on the wall.

Right next door, J&B's Blue Ribbon Bar & Grill (5230 W. Bluemound Road) offers Milwaukee's best chicken strips alongside free shuttle service to every Brewers home game. This local gathering spot features a private party room with two bowling lanes that can accommodate up to 150 people, making it ideal for playoff watch parties. Their cornmeal-dusted cheese curds with homemade ranch earn rave reviews, while the Pabst-battered cod fish fry represents classic Milwaukee dining. The sports bar atmosphere fills with Brewers memorabilia, and $3 specialty shot specials on game days keep the energy high. Located next to Kelly's and Dugout 54, the trio creates perfect opportunities for pre-game bar hopping.

Dugout 54 (5328 W. Bluemound Road) elevates the stadium-area experience with gastropub focus and 32-plus tap lines featuring constantly rotating craft beers. The cozy bar with barrel-shaped booths offers open-air seating when weather cooperates, while free Brewers shuttle service handles transportation logistics. Private party areas accommodate group watch parties, and the whimsical atmosphere with reclaimed wood creates an upscale yet welcoming environment walkable to the stadium.

McGinn's Sports Bar (5901 W. Bluemound Road) runs two shuttle buses to American Family Field for all events, requiring just a beverage or food purchase for door-to-door service starting 1.5 hours before games. Known for having some of Milwaukee's best wings, this all-star sports bar offers free popcorn and welcomes families alongside serious fans. Pick-ups begin at the top of the seventh inning and continue 30 minutes after the final out.

Magoo's on the Mound (5841 W. Bluemound Road) offers a more spacious alternative with extensive game room amenities including darts, pool, air hockey, foosball, and video games surrounding big-screen TVs. The free shuttle to American Family Field and emphasis on bar games make this a top west-side destination when you want entertainment beyond just watching the game.

Downtown destinations

Milwaukee's downtown corridor pairs modern sports entertainment complexes with legendary establishments that have served generations of Wisconsin sports fans.

Major Goolsby's (340 W. Kilbourn Avenue) opened in 1970 as one of America's original sports bars and earned #4 Best Sports Bar in America from Sports Illustrated in 2005. Walking into this Milwaukee institution means stepping into 50-plus years of sports history, with walls covered floor-to-ceiling in memorabilia from the Milwaukee Braves, Marquette, and Bucks spanning every era. The 50-plus HD TVs and four huge video walls ensure you won't miss a single pitch from any seat, while the restaurant subscribes to every premium sports package to show all MLB, NBA, and NFL games simultaneously. Their Major Burgers exceed a half-pound of flame-broiled beef, while the meaty wings arrive in over-a-pound portions. Located across from UWM Panther Arena and one block south of Fiserv Forum, this family-friendly venue can get very crowded on big game days, so arrive early and prepare for street parking or nearby lots.

The Mecca Sports Bar & Grill (1134 N. Vel R. Phillips Avenue) represents Milwaukee's ultimate high-tech sports viewing destination in the heart of Deer District, directly across from Fiserv Forum. Opened in 2019, this massive two-floor arena-like space features a jaw-dropping 42-foot-wide ultra-high-definition screen as its centerpiece, surrounded by 100-plus additional TVs throughout both levels. The state-of-the-art AV capabilities recreate the live-in-game experience, with garage doors that open for weather and two fixed bars serving each level. While primarily packed for Bucks games due to location, The Mecca transforms into electric energy for any major sporting event. The menu features elevated sports bar fare including giant Bavarian pretzels and handcrafted chicken sandwiches, though service can become inconsistent during peak times.

Who's on Third (1007 N. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive) brings playful baseball references and modern technology to the historic Old World Third Street Entertainment District. This official Milwaukee Bucks bar features a 120-inch projection screen alongside large TVs throughout, with quirky fun décor and an inventive menu reimagining game-day classics. Free shuttles to all Brewers home games and AmFam Field concerts start two hours before events—just make any purchase to get your wristband. Return rides begin at the bottom of the seventh inning, with beer available for purchase on the shuttle itself. The $2.50 PBR tall boys on game days pair perfectly with Milwaukee's best beer-battered cheese curds, while the state-of-the-art viewing technology ensures every seat provides great views.

3rd Street Market Hall (275-301 W. Wisconsin Avenue) offers a completely different downtown experience with 20-plus food vendors circling a main bar surrounded by TVs. This modern food hall concept lets groups with diverse tastes all find something they love, from burgers and Venezuelan arepas to ramen, tacos, wings, and Wisconsin cheese curds. Interactive games supplement the sports viewing, making this ideal for groups who want variety alongside their baseball.

Breweries with baseball

Milwaukee's legendary brewing heritage creates natural synergy between craft beer culture and baseball fandom, with numerous breweries offering both exceptional viewing and locally-crafted beverages.

Broken Bat Brewery in Walker's Point stands as the perfect marriage of baseball and beer, with its baseball-themed taproom featuring multiple TVs specifically designed for sports viewing alongside an indoor wiffleball field. The spacious taproom displays baseball memorabilia throughout, creating family-friendly daytime atmosphere that transforms into lively game-day energy. Their 21 baseball-themed craft beers include Yabo! (made with Grand Salami and Cracker Jack), Straight Chedd, and Ugly Finder, with ABV ranging from four to 10.2 percent. The second-floor private event space seats up to 160 for watch parties, while the full menu keeps fans fueled through extra innings.

Lakefront Brewery (1872 N. Commerce Street) brings America's first certified organic brewery and TripAdvisor's #4 best brewery tour to Milwaukee's Beerline B neighborhood. Founded in 1987 by brothers Russ and Jim Klisch, this German-inspired beer hall sits right on the Milwaukee River with "Milwaukee's longest patio" offering stunning back deck views. The 30-plus year-round and seasonal beers include Riverwest Stein Amber Lager, New Grist gluten-free beer, and Pumpkin Lager. Their cheese curds earn consideration as Milwaukee's best, while the Friday fish fry with Brewhaus Polka Kings (5:30-8:30 PM) represents quintessential Milwaukee dining. The CurdWagon food truck serves the patio on summer weekends, though service extends through early October. Beyond the beer and views, Lakefront offers $1 Dive Beer Mondays, monthly Drag Queen Bingo on Tuesdays, and trivia nights (winner of Best Trivia Night in 2023 Milwaukee Magazine).

Third Space Brewing (1505 W. St Paul Avenue) transformed a historic Menomonee River Valley factory building into one of Wisconsin's top-five producing craft brands. The recently renovated taproom features new TVs, custom tables, and upgraded A/V equipment throughout the industrial-chic space, while the large outdoor beer garden includes fire pits and yard games. Their 22 beers on tap range from four to 9.5 percent ABV, including Happy Place Midwest Pale Ale and Frog Weiss fruity sour, providing variety for every beer drinker. The family-friendly philosophy of providing a "third space" between home and work creates comfortable gathering atmosphere, with two large taproom TVs perfect for afternoon playoff games.

Good City Brewing operates two Milwaukee locations, with the downtown venue (333 W. Juneau Avenue) sitting in the Deer District across from Fiserv Forum. This modern brewery opened in 2016 with the motto "Seek the Good," featuring 24 lines of craft beer in stylish cans alongside American plates and scratch-made food. The spacious industrial-chic taproom includes garage doors that open for October weather and prime views of the arena, creating perfect playoff atmosphere. The brewery maintains more relaxed vibes than traditional sports bars while still offering plenty of TVs for comprehensive game viewing.

Ope Brewing Co. in West Allis welcomes dogs both inside and out while serving 20-plus taps, craft cocktails, and rotating food trucks daily. This vibrant Wisconsin-themed taproom features indoor and outdoor volleyball courts, creating community-focused atmosphere that shows Packers, Brewers, Bucks, Marquette, and Badgers games (otherwise TVs stay off by request). Chucho's Red Tacos serves daily, with Double Dub's wings, Shorty's Grilled Cheese, and other trucks rotating through. Trivia Tuesdays cost just $1 to play, while Tunemaster Bingo happens first and third Wednesdays and live music fills weekends.

The Brewery (1101 N. Water Street) reopened in 2022 after originally establishing itself in 1987 as Milwaukee's first brewpub. The historic 1889 cream city brick building features original architectural details, exposed brick, and neon signage creating industrial-chic atmosphere. Pool tables, darts, DJ booths, and lounge-style seating specifically designed for watching Wisconsin sports teams fill the space, while award-winning handcrafted beer brewed on-site and casual small-plate dining complete the experience. Sundays offer all drinks half-off from 6-10 PM with rotating DJs.

Family-friendly restaurants

Several Milwaukee venues balance serious sports viewing with family-friendly amenities, quality food, and atmospheres where kids feel as welcome as die-hard fans.

Miller Time Pub & Grill (509 W. Wisconsin Avenue) inside the Hilton Milwaukee City Center celebrates beer and food pairing with certified Beer Servers providing expert recommendations. This English pub-style downtown venue features wood walls and old-style lighting creating classy atmosphere while remaining accessible to families. The legendary craft burgers come with beer pairing suggestions, while their Wisconsin Friday fish fry ranks among the city's best. Milwaukee Pretzel Company pretzels with cheese sauce, famous cheese curds, and a full kids menu ensure everyone finds something delicious. Multiple TVs throughout provide optimal sports viewing, while the downtown location near Fiserv Forum and Milwaukee Symphony makes it perfect for combining game watching with other activities. The Friday and Saturday beer garden (5-9 PM) adds outdoor options, while the private loft accommodates groups up to 40 guests.

District Fore in the Historic Third Ward spans 9,000 square feet of entertainment including state-of-the-art golf simulators, dartboards, and large TVs all around the venue. This upscale sports entertainment destination voted #1 for Food & Service serves specialty pizzas made with 72-hour fermented homemade dough and Bacio pizza cheese (Grade-A cow's milk with "kiss of buffalo milk"). The 3 Smash Burger Sliders and playful American classics pair with Saint Brady spirits distilled and produced entirely in Wisconsin. The massive space features tables, high tops, bar seating, booths, and couches accommodating large family groups, while games and activities keep kids engaged. The modern, trendy atmosphere appeals to families during day and early evening, with private dining and banquet rooms available for celebrations.

Moran's Pub in South Milwaukee has served as a family-owned Irish and sports pub for 25-plus years, with three generations of Morans now involved. Named Milwaukee's Best Sports Bar, Best Bar to Watch Soccer, and Best Trivia Night, this beautiful historic building with outdoor beer garden creates welcoming family atmosphere where "if you've been here, you're part of our family." Hand-crafted cocktails, perfect pints of Guinness, and Irish-inspired pub fare alongside a growing list of non-alcoholic and low-alcohol drinks ensure everyone finds something they enjoy. Multiple large screens particularly shine during soccer but excel for all sports, while pool leagues, trivia nights, and special events throughout the year create community gathering space.

Upscale experiences: Premium viewing

For fans seeking elevated atmosphere without sacrificing sports viewing quality, several Milwaukee venues deliver premium experiences worthy of playoff baseball's heightened stakes.

Uncle Buck's (1125 N. Dr. M.L.K. Jr. Drive) offers three levels of entertainment next door to Fiserv Forum, from the family-friendly first-floor sports bar with rustic northwoods lodge theme to the second-floor sports bar lounge (21-plus) to the rooftop Fire-Bar with 360-degree views of downtown Milwaukee. CEC Culinary-trained Executive Chef Mathew Affholder creates high-end pub fare including award-winning wings (Wing Wednesday specials), blended brisket and short-rib burgers, burnt ends earning consistent praise, and pulled pork alongside delicious salads. The "rustic northwoods meets hip east coast" theme fills the first floor with warm colors, woodwork, and antlers, while the main dining room converts to a dance floor after 11 PM. The second floor dedicated sports bar features multiple TVs, while full catering menus and private rooms accommodate groups from four to 150 people with food and drink packages available.

Central Standard Crafthouse & Kitchen (320 E. Clybourn Street) brings award-winning craft distillery experience to sports viewing in a historic 1874 downtown building. Local spirits distilled on-site power creative cocktails including Wisconsin Old Fashioneds made with Red Cabin Bourbon, while the scratch kitchen creates culinary dishes by local chefs. The refined yet energetic atmosphere maintains upscale craft cocktail bar sophistication while accommodating sports viewing on multiple TVs during major events. The rooftop patio "The Aviary" provides Milwaukee skyline views for premium outdoor viewing, while the open-concept ground floor tasting room and historic architecture create memorable settings. The menu highlights include chicken picatta, cheese curds with dill-ranch dressing, smash cheeseburgers, and the Central Standard Trio dessert, all at premium pricing matching the craft cocktail focus.

4th Base Restaurant (5117 W. National Avenue) has served West Milwaukee since 1977 as the city's oldest sports restaurant, offering gourmet steakhouse-quality food in a funky corner bar setting walking distance from American Family Field. The famous horseshoe bar appeared in the 1989 movie "Major League," while Harvey Kuenn's wooden leg hangs above the bar amid wall-to-wall baseball memorabilia. The unique no-menu concept lets diners choose from a display deli case featuring high-end steaks and seafood, then customize preparation exactly how they want it. Options include 32-ounce porterhouses, 24-ounce ribeyes, 20-ounce New York strips, filet mignon in 6-8-10-16-ounce cuts, jumbo U-10 shrimp, U-10 scallops, Atlantic salmon, ahi tuna, sea bass, Alaskan king crab legs, oysters, perch, and walleye. Everything arrives made-to-order with fresh vegetables and homemade sides. The 10 HDTVs positioned throughout ensure game viewing amid authentic baseball history, though the dingy corner bar exterior belies the upscale steakhouse interior. Critical note: Prices don't appear on menus—ask your server about pricing before ordering to avoid sticker shock, as entrees typically run $50-75-plus per person. The venue welcomes casual attire from jeans to Armani suits, opens Wednesday-Sunday, and closes Mondays and Tuesdays.

Bay View: Craft beer corridor and institutions

Milwaukee's trendy Bay View neighborhood along Kinnickinnic Avenue hosts multiple beloved bars combining craft beer excellence with authentic neighborhood character.

Romans' Pub (3475 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue) occupies a building that originally served as a stagecoach stop and speakeasy during Prohibition. Owner Mike Romans curates 30-plus rotating domestic and imported drafts in a dark, intimate setting that's earned spots in Draft Magazine's America's 100 Best Beer Bars every year since 2011. The gregarious owner creates memorable beer experiences, with historic character meeting craft beer excellence and TVs providing sports viewing without overwhelming the cozy atmosphere.

Sugar Maple (441 E. Lincoln Avenue) offers 60-plus American craft beers on draft along a long serpentine bar providing ample room to settle in. This Bay View classic features stylish ambiance with occasional live music, creating an unpretentious craft beer haven that locals have flocked to for years. Featured in multiple "best bar" lists, the relaxed setting with TVs available for sports viewing balances serious beer selection with comfortable game-watching environment.

Burnhearts (2599 S. Logan Avenue) brings classic corner bar feel to craft beer enthusiasts with 22 drafts and casks plus 100-plus bottles and cans ranging from $5 to $55. Rarities from Central Waters brewery show up regularly in this unpretentious beer lovers' destination, while multiple screens accommodate sports viewing amid authentic local vibes.

The Highbury Pub (2322 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue) fills to standing-room capacity for major soccer matches in its European pub setting decorated with memorabilia from clubs worldwide, but also shows any Wisconsin team. The two-level space features multiple TVs creating charm and feel-good atmosphere with passionate sports crowds, combining Milwaukee sports fandom with international soccer culture.

Milwaukee Brewing Co (2335 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue) in Bay View started as Milwaukee Ale House brewpub in 1997, earning WDNR Green Tier Certification and awards for beers including Louie's Demise. Eagle Park Brewing acquired them in 2022, maintaining the taproom's trendy neighborhood location with live music and outdoor space. The 19 beers ranging from 4.25 to 11.5 percent ABV use local ingredients, including MKE IPA, Outboard Cream Ale, and O-Gii (collaboration with Rishi Tea). Tours run Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays with reservations recommended.

East Side: Energy and historic taverns

Milwaukee's East Side neighborhood surrounding UW-Milwaukee brings college town energy to historic taverns and modern sports bars.

Hooligan's Super Bar (2017 E. North Avenue) has anchored the corner of North and Farwell since 1936, offering the East Side's best happy hour alongside famous burgers, wings, award-winning Bloody Marys, and the neighborhood's largest selection of micro beers. The see-and-be-seen patio at the confluence of the East Side's liveliest streets creates the ultimate place to watch sports and gather with friends, while multiple screens throughout ensure comprehensive game viewing.

Wolski's Tavern (1836 N. Pulaski Street) opened in 1908 and remains family-owned across generations. The inconspicuous Lower East Side location became world-famous for "I Closed Wolski's" bumper stickers decorating cars globally—earned through late nights at the bar, not purchased. Free popcorn, retro beer selection, pool tables, dartboards, and a covered patio welcome a diverse crowd of regulars, students, and visitors to this classic Milwaukee dive. TVs provide sports viewing in casual atmosphere celebrating over a century of neighborhood bar culture.

Points East Pub (625 E. Locust Street) opened in 1994 as a basic corner pub that makes you feel like you've been there before. Famous for HOT wings served straight from the grill with a blast of flavor—considered some of the best wings in the city by devoted regulars—this laid-back Lower East Side spot offers friendly service and TVs for game viewing without pretense.

Eagle Park Brewing (823 E. Hamilton Street) occupies a historic 1920 cream city brick building on the Lower East Side that originally served as Gallun Tannery garage. Founded in 2017 by two brothers, this popular modern brewery earned recognition for fruity sour beers and milkshake IPAs alongside house-made spirits and distilling. The 16 beers ranging from four to 11 percent ABV include Ekto Cooler, Citra on the Dock of the Bay, Key Lime IPA, and innovative sours, with constant experimentation producing hard seltzers and small-batch spirits. The full bar and full kitchen serve burgers, cheese curds, wings, and bar food, while the brewery plays football and sports games upon request in the industrial-chic space.

Neighborhood favorites beyond city limits

Greater Milwaukee's suburban communities offer beloved neighborhood spots combining local charm with serious sports viewing capabilities.

Leff's Lucky Town in Wauwatosa Village provides the perfect spot to kick back with plenty of TVs including a large outdoor patio screen. Famous for their "Big Ass Pretzel" and award-winning burgers, this spacious, dog-friendly venue welcomes fans with amazing food and incredible beer selection. The ample televisions throughout make it excellent for summer game watching when the patio becomes prime real estate.

Camp Bar operates locations in East Tosa and Shorewood (4044 N. Oakland Avenue), bringing urban camping and cozy cabin feels inspired by the owner's up-north property. Voted Best Old Fashioned, Best Atmosphere, and Best Bloody Mary, these venues scatter TVs throughout woodsy Northwoods-themed spaces and sometimes throw outdoor watch parties on back patios during Packers season. The Shorewood location offers free popcorn and allows outside food for personalized dining, while shuttle services run to various Milwaukee venues and events. Both locations create beloved neighborhood gathering spots with delightful outdoor seating and consistently welcoming vibes.

Draft & Vessel maintains locations in Tosa Village, Shorewood, and Walker's Point, offering countless beers on tap in spaces featuring whimsical murals, barrel-shaped booths, and outdoor patios. Milwaukee area's premiere craft beer destination provides unique draft lists changing daily with the best beers in the country, while private rooms accommodate group watch parties. Cozy settings with ample reclaimed wood and friendly vibes make these one-of-a-kind bars perfect for groups.

Sluggo's Sports Pub & Grill (12760 W. Burleigh Road) ranks as the #1 rated restaurant in Brookfield on TripAdvisor, offering sports bar atmosphere with friendly faces and comfortable local pub feel. Great food at even better prices includes excellent wings with Monday specials, while many TVs positioned throughout and very personal service from friendly staff create cozy, welcoming environments. The family-friendly dining area accommodates various groups at affordable prices.

Bullwinkle's at the Galleria in Brookfield brings modern sports bar design with 40-plus giant HD televisions creating year-round destination for comprehensive sports watching. The comfortable restaurant environment satisfies every kind of fan during baseball, football, March Madness, and World Cup soccer, with good atmosphere, available banquet hall for events, and solid food and service appealing to suburban families.

Three Lions Pub (4515 N. Oakland Avenue) specializes in European soccer with proper English pints on tap but excels for all Wisconsin sports. This British pub in Shorewood opens for every Premier League game while maintaining fun but not rowdy atmosphere exactly matching what locals seek. Sticky toffee pudding and wings rank as favorites, while European pub decorations from clubs worldwide and multiple screens create community living room vibes with friendly, professional, accommodating service.

Craft beer pioneers and corner bar classics

West Allis claims craft beer heritage dating back decades while maintaining authentic corner bar culture.

Benno's Bar & Grill (7413 W. Greenfield Avenue) opened at its current location in 1989 as the grandfather of Milwaukee's craft beer scene, serving craft brews when Heineken was considered exotic. The pioneer craft beer bar now pours 40-plus beers on tap, serves famous wings and Friday fish fry, and maintains authentic neighborhood feel with full menu and multiple screens for sports viewing.

Capt'n Nick's (1503 S. 81st Street) fits only about 20 people in its unique completely round bar, creating intimate atmosphere when you don't feel like dealing with huge, loud sports bars. Named after the owner's dog and established in 2003, this nice little corner bar near State Fair Park opens at 6 AM with famous bartenders Larry and Jamie creating friendly, welcoming environment perfect for catching Brewers, Badgers, or Packers games in prime viewing location.

Brass Monkey Pub & Grill (11904 W. Bluemound Road) serves massive portions including huge fish for fish fry alongside what devoted regulars call the best burger and onion rings in Milwaukee. Great food and drink specials combine with welcoming atmosphere where you quickly become part of the "Brass Monkey Family," while fun events and great charity efforts help the community. This real Wisconsin-style bar ensures there's always someone to chat with during games.

Walker's Point: Shuttle-equipped neighborhood bars

Walker's Point hosts neighborhood institutions offering both authentic local atmosphere and practical shuttle services to American Family Field.

Steny's Tavern & Grill (800 S. 2nd Street) claims the title of Milwaukee's favorite sports bar through bloody marys, chicken wings, shuttle service to games, and lively sports atmosphere. Classic Milwaukee sports bar energy welcomes groups and game-day crowds, while multiple screens and premium sports bar setup ensure comprehensive viewing. Award-winning Bloody Marys (Wisconsin's Best) and T.B. Chicken Wings (Milwaukee's Best) fuel fans before and after shuttle rides.

O'Lydia's Bar and Grill provides a hidden gem with free shuttles to almost every sports event in Wisconsin including Brewers games. Great food, wings, beer, and excellent hospitality create warm, welcoming atmosphere where staff always has smiles on faces. When you need to visit Ireland but can't leave Wisconsin, this authentic Irish pub serves Dingle gin and tonics and black Guinness while functioning as great pre-game viewing spot before shuttles depart for American Family Field.

Indeed Brewing Milwaukee (530 S. 2nd Street) brought the Minneapolis brewery's pilot location to Walker's Point in 2019 with a seasonal rooftop bar "UpTop," trivia in the Barrel Room, and sidewalk patio. The eclectic mix of new and old celebrates Milwaukee's beer history in family-friendly environment with main taproom, barrel room for events, and good music and games. Wide beer selection ranges from light lagers (Hello Milwaukee Lager, Sailor's Delight) to hoppy IPAs (Flavorwave IPA, Five Thirty IPA) to creative specialties (Pistacho Cream Ale, Apple Crisp Ale), sours, non-alcoholic options, and THC seltzers. Bring your own food or catch food trucks, while regular trivia and music bingo events create community gathering space. Note: The seasonal rooftop closes after October.

Your playoff viewing checklist

Remember that versatile Milwaukee offers options for every preference. Budget-conscious fans find excellent value at Kelly's Bleachers with its free shuttle and legendary atmosphere, McGinn's with its no-minimum shuttle requirement, or any Bay View craft beer bar. Those prioritizing viewing technology should target The Mecca's 42-foot screen and 100-plus TVs, Major Goolsby's wall-to-wall 50-plus screens, or Who's on Third's 120-inch projection setup.

Neighborhood explorers can choose Bay View's craft beer corridor (Romans' Pub, Sugar Maple, Burnhearts), the East Side's college town energy (Hooligan's, Wolski's, Points East), Walker's Point's shuttle-equipped bars (Steny's, O'Lydia's), or suburban favorites in Wauwatosa (Leff's, Camp Bar, Draft & Vessel), West Allis (Benno's, Capt'n Nick's), Brookfield (Sluggo's, Bullwinkle's), and Shorewood (Three Lions Pub, Camp Bar). Each neighborhood brings distinct character while delivering the same passionate Brewers fandom.

Whether you choose a raucous stadium-area sports bar, a craft brewery celebrating Milwaukee's heritage, a family-friendly restaurant with big screens, or an upscale venue with premium viewing, Greater Milwaukee's passionate baseball culture ensures you'll experience every crucial moment surrounded by fellow fans who've waited all season for October baseball. The Brewers earned their #1 seed and home-field advantage—now Milwaukee's bars, breweries, and restaurants stand ready to host the celebrations.

Stay in the Loop

First pitch times and matchup details will be posted on Brewers’ social channels, so be sure to check updates before heading out.

The Brewers playoff run is a community event as much as it is a baseball series — whether you’re waving a rally towel at Davidson Park, raising a glass in Madison, or cheering from Kenosha, you’ll be part of Wisconsin’s statewide baseball celebration.