

Established in 1956, Champion’s Pub is tucked away a block from Oakland and North Avenues, on Bartlett Avenue. It’s a great place to escape the usual bustling bar crowds and hide out for drinks and conversation. It’s modest, real, and hassle-free. Champion’s is a great place to get a start on your evening . As a neighborhood pub, there are plenty of unique and friendly folks to chat with, or partner up for a game of shuffleboard, cribbage, Golden Tee Live, Silver Strike Bowling or grab a board game. Music at Champion’s runs the gamut, encouraging conversation rather than drowning it. Champion’s also has an outdoor deck and large backyard, including a large Flat Screen HD TV, a four square court, bags, and a large Connect 4.
Neighborhood hangout offering beers & sports on TV in a quaint tavern setting with a back patio.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2417 N Bartlett Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53211
Phone: (414) 332-2440
Website: http://championspub.com/
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Reviews
We went there for one of the Milwaukey To The City events they host monthly on the bar’s patio and had an absolute blast! The event has a late night TV show format with three guests; one local business, one comedian and one band and its hosted by the excellent Sam Barone. If you get a chance to check one of these shows out I can’t recommend it enough!
I know this bar has a reputation for being a good place to catch a futbol match and with three TVs on the patio and decent space inside as well I can definitely see the appeal.
From the nostalgic Green Door to the inspiring Forrest Gregg portrait adorning the wall, and the cherished snapshot of the CHAMPION Family gracing the Family Feud, every corner exudes a sense of history and camaraderie. Undoubtedly, it stands as the premier neighborhood bar in Milwaukee, embodying a welcoming atmosphere that embraces everyone.
The recent expansion outdoors has remarkably broadened the pub’s horizons, providing a spacious setting to accommodate more neighbors and college students alike. There’s a charm in the air as you may find yourself fortunate enough to encounter Bobby himself tending the bar, occasionally joined by his family and their lovable canine companion.
Here’s to Bobby and the Champions Pub—a true gem in our community. Sláinte! I eagerly anticipate returning soon for another memorable visit.
I’ve been coming here on and off for a while. It’s got that cozy, local vibe, the owners are genuinely nice, and Al the bartender? Well, she was definitely two sheets to the wind last time I stopped by, which I guess adds to the ambiance. Who doesn’t love being told to leave by someone who can barely explain the rules of a dice game they’re aggressively not teaching? She literally walked away and started talking about my husband right in front of us. I mean come on… it’s obvious that she would never last at any place other than her safe haven where she has the ability to act like this towards a paying customer. It’s outrageous that she has a job In “customer service”
I know writing this review I’m really outing myself as I do live in the neighborhood and am going to feel uncomfortable but I feel I have to it was completely unjustified.
Anyway, I was sitting outside, when Al came storming out of the bar, hollering at me to leave. This wasn’t a calm, quiet conversation—it was a full-on public spectacle. I was told I had a “bad reputation,” which was news to me, but hey, I guess it’s easier to shout someone out than have a grown-up conversation.
The whole thing was sloppy and bizarre. If this was literally anywhere other than Wisconsin, she’d probably be fired on the spot. But hey—around here, I guess being drunk on the job and kicking out locals without reason is just part of the charm. Honestly, I left feeling pretty disgusted. The whole thing was messy and uncalled for.
Still, the owners are good people and clearly care about the place. It’s just the vibe that’s taken a nosedive. If you’re into unpredictable service, small-town politics, and the chance of being randomly exiled by someone mid-blackout, this is the spot for you. Cheers to low expectations and cold beer.