Milwaukee
3rd St. Market Bar
Food-hall bar with more than 25 beers on tap and screens throughout the hall.
275 W Wisconsin Ave.BREWERS WATCH PARTIES · MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
Brewers watch parties in Milwaukee
Find 43 bars and gathering places in and around Milwaukee for Brewers baseball. Browse venue details, addresses, viewing features and links before you head out.
Milwaukee · Downtown
90s2K Cafe
A cafe and dance-club concept built around 1990s and 2000s nostalgia. October 23–24 rewind to 1982: doors at 5 p.m.; 82¢ taps 6–7 p.m. Wear Brewers gear for specials.
1103 N. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.Milwaukee
Allende Cocina Mexicana
Mexican restaurant with craft cocktails and dinner reservations.
160 South 1st StreetMilwaukee
Boone & Crockett
Waterfront cocktails meet playoff baseball: the patio Jumbotron and indoor TVs carry the World Series, with food and drinks available. Game audio is on; The Cooperage also hosts selected screenings.
818 S Water St.135 E Pittsburgh Ave, Milwaukee
Broken Bat Brewing Co.
Baseball and craft beer share the billing at this Milwaukee brewery, founded by lifelong baseball fan Tim Pauly. The taproom serves beer brewed on-site, with a reservable Wiffleball field adding another way to play ball.
Milwaukee
Club Brady / “Brady Beach”
Watch every World Series game on the big screen at Brady Beach. Club Brady is opening its outside bar for fans gathering to cheer on the Crew.
Milwaukee
Draft & Vessel family
The Draft & Vessel family is breaking with its usual no-TV tradition for the Brewers. Shorewood has a projector, while Draft & Co. and Pomeroy have TV monitors—craft-beer stops joining the October baseball crowd.
723 S 2nd St (Pomeroy)Milwaukee
Flor de Piña Mexican Restaurant
Bay View Mexican restaurant with an outdoor patio and bonfire atmosphere. It welcomed Brewers fans onto the patio during the NLCS, pairing baseball with margaritas and beer buckets.
4125 S Howell AveMilwaukee
GAME ON Sports Bar
South 60th Street sports bar that joined the Brewers’ World Series celebration. A Milwaukee neighborhood option centered on sports and drinks.
2730 S 60th StMilwaukee
Holler House
Family-run South Side tavern dating to 1908, with two historic bowling lanes and human pinsetters. Bowling requires advance reservations; contact the venue for visiting hours.
2042 W Lincoln AveMilwaukee
J&B’s Sports Bar & Blue Ribbon Taproom
Bluemound Road sports bar and taproom near the ballpark. Its earlier playoff gatherings combined wings, burgers and pitchers with home-game shuttles and away-game specials.
5230 W Bluemound RdMilwaukee
Jack’s American Pub
Two-story Brady Street sports bar with two 200-inch TVs, pub food and burgers.
1323 E Brady StMilwaukee
Kelly’s Bleachers
Bluemound Road bar running customer shuttles to Brewers home playoff games and away-game watch parties at American Family Field. Home-game departures begin three hours before the event; away-watch departures begin 90 minutes before. Returns start in the top of the sixth.
5218 W Bluemound RdMilwaukee (South Side)
Kochanski’s Concertina Beer Hall
South Side beer hall with a live-music connection: its Brewers celebration plans paired baseball with the band TEN 19 and a Brewers-hat raffle.
Milwaukee
Liquid Johnny’s Sports Bar & Grill
Every World Series game with the sound on, food and drink specials, and an outdoor patio. Home-game shuttles connect fans to the ballpark, with a drawing for two exclusive Brewers whiskey bottles adding to the celebration.
540 S 76th StMilwaukee
Magoo’s on the Mound
Bluemound Road sports bar serving stadium-style food, craft beer and cocktails, with pool and darts.
5841 West Bluemound RoadMilwaukee
Major Goolsby’s
Gather your Crew for burgers, wings, $10 beer pitchers and World Series baseball on more than 55 TVs.
340 W Kilbourn AveMilwaukee
Milwaukee Brat House – Downtown
Brewers shuttles begin 2½ hours before first pitch, with return trips starting in the seventh inning. Shuttle rides are free with a food or beverage purchase. Game-time bar specials available.
1013 N Doctor Martin Luther King Jr DrMilwaukee
Mo’s Irish Pub – Milwaukee
Downtown Irish pub hosting watch parties, with food and large screens.
142 W Wisconsin AveSouth Milwaukee
Moran’s Pub
South Milwaukee sports pub with a longstanding soccer following. For the World Series, it takes the celebration outside: block parties October 24 and 27, both at 7 p.m.
912 Milwaukee Ave.Milwaukee
Nomad World Pub
Brady Street pub with food, a patio and a longstanding soccer-viewing identity.
1401 E Brady StMilwaukee
Northern Lights Event Venue
Game 1 watch party on Friday, October 23, 6–11 p.m., with three large HD TVs, a 12-foot projector screen, full bar and free popcorn. Tables for four are $20; tables for 8–10 are $40; the upstairs lounge for up to 20 is $150. Reserve through Eventbrite or 414-882-7025; food can be ordered from local restaurants.
106 W Seeboth StMilwaukee · Walker’s Point
O’Lydia’s Bar and Grill
Irish pub in a late-1800s building, with a four-season patio. Series offers: $5 brat combos, $20 appetizer platters and shots after Brewers runs. Shuttles begin two hours before games, including ballpark watch parties.
338 S. 1st St.Water St, downtown
Red Rock Saloon
Downtown Water Street saloon where fans captured their pennant-clinching celebrations. A stop in Milwaukee’s nightlife district for joining the baseball crowd.
6317 W Bluemound Rd, Milwaukee
Rounding Third Bar & Grill
Brewers-themed sports bar on Bluemound Road with a shuttle connection to the ballpark. Its baseball identity makes it part of the neighborhood’s pregame bar circuit.
Milwaukee · Downtown
RWB Milwaukee
Downtown party bar known for DJs and dancing. October 23–24 baseball starts here at 6 p.m.: home-run bomb shots, pizza/drink deals and a jersey giveaway.
1044 N. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.Milwaukee
Smokin’ Jack’s BBQ
East Side barbecue spot hosting watch parties for every World Series game. Expect BBQ, 30 taps, bourbon and raffles alongside the baseball.
2311 N Murray AveMilwaukee · Walker’s Point
Station 1846
Cafe and cocktail bar in a converted auto shop, also home to City Tours MKE. Every Series game comes with a $25 pizza-and-beer offer.
215 W. Bruce St.Milwaukee
Steny’s Tavern & Grill
Walker’s Point sports bar known for wings and Bloody Marys. Its Brewers-game menu lists $10 Miller Lite and Coors Light pitchers. Event shuttles require a $10 bar purchase and a wristband from staff.
800 S 2nd StWest Milwaukee
The 4th Base
A neighborhood sports bar with a made-to-order steak and seafood kitchen, 10 HDTVs, and a horseshoe bar that appeared in Major League. Established in 1977. October 23–24 gatherings start at 6:30 p.m., with raffles.
5117 W. National Ave.Deer District, Milwaukee
The Beer Garden — Deer District
Outdoor gathering space with a 40-foot LED screen in the Deer District. It hosted Brewers playoff crowds in 2021 with standing-room viewing and food trucks—a piece of Milwaukee’s big-screen baseball history.
Milwaukee · Riverwest
The Gig
Grateful Dead-inspired neighborhood bar with live music and a psychedelic streak. A corner-tavern choice for watching the Crew.
1132 E. Wright St.Milwaukee
The Packing House Restaurant
Milwaukee supper-club restaurant with a scratch kitchen, hand-cut steaks, classic cocktails and its signature fish fry. A dinner-centered stop on Layton Avenue near the airport.
Milwaukee
The Picking House
October 23–24 World Series menu featuring a brat-and-Italian-sausage beer special, all-day happy hour, a Milwaukee cheesesteak, Blue Lemon Drop Martini, cheese curds and Jackson Churros.
Milwaukee
The Pressroom MKE
Milwaukee bar that turned the game sound on for its NLCS gatherings, with six-beer buckets as the featured drink option.
Milwaukee · Third Ward
Third Ward Beer Garden
Catalano Square brings baseball into the park with big-screen World Series viewing. Choose beer, wine or canned cocktails for an outdoor gathering in the Third Ward.
147 N. BroadwayMilwaukee
Tom’s Watch Bar
Deer District sports bar with oversized wraparound screens, food and table reservations. A portion of the dining room stays available for walk-ins.
1134 N. Vel R. Phillips Ave.Milwaukee
Vintage
East Side neighborhood bar with free pool and darts, weekly trivia and an outdoor patio. A relaxed place to gather before, during or after the baseball.
Milwaukee
WC’s Rhythm & Blues
Wright Street bar that welcomed the Brewers to the World Series with an October 18 celebration, free food and prizes. The event brought baseball fans together ahead of the Series.
1201 W Wright StMilwaukee
Who’s on Layton
$1 hot dogs during Brewers away games, plus a shuttle to World Series home games. The hot-dog offer applies to Games 3–5 only, including Game 5 if needed.
512 W Layton AveMilwaukee
Who’s on Third
Downtown sports bar with TVs throughout and a 120-inch projection screen, plus wings, burgers and a patio. The venue advertises complimentary shuttles to Brewers home games.
1007 N Doctor M.L.K. Jr DrMilwaukee
Wolski’s Tavern
Family-owned Lower East Side tavern founded in 1908, with a covered patio, pool, darts and complimentary popcorn. Known for its I Closed Wolski’s bumper stickers.
1836 N Pulaski StMilwaukee
Your Office / “Where MKE Clocks Out”
Downtown dive bar with a playful office theme: vintage telephones, typewriters and old employee plaques replace cubicles. Diner-style food and a Milwaukee neighborhood-bar feel make it an easy place to clock out.
Hours, game schedules and specials can change. Confirm current details with the venue.