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Best Lunch Restaurants in West Allis, Wisconsin: Find Tripadvisor traveler reviews of THE BEST West Allis Lunch Restaurants and search by price, location, and more. Located about 20 minutes west of Milwaukee is Wauwatosa, a populated suburb that is home to more than 47,000 people. It is one of the best places to live near the state’s biggest city, and it comes as no surprise to know this is a preferred hotspot for millennials. This, in turn, means the nightlife is vibrant.

If you find yourself in the city of West Allis, you don’t have to stumble around too much before you find a bar, from classic taverns like Cap’n Nick’s to the state-of-the-art Westallion Brewing Company.

With so many options, it’s becoming increasingly more difficult to stereotype 'Stallis.' The changing demographic of residents and the ever-growing entertainment options are morphing it into a less predictable part of the area.

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Here are many of the West Allis drinking spots, but chime in with any of your favorites that haven't yet made the list.

Benno’s

7413 W. Greenfield Ave., (414) 453-9094

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Benno’s opened its current location in 1989 and was a pioneer in the craft beer bar scene. Today, Benno’s offers more than 40 beers on tap served in pints or to-go growlers. Benno’s is also known for its wings, build-your-own-sandwiches and Friday night fish fry.

Boz's Sports Bar
1325 S. 70th St., (414) 443-9337
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A comfortable neighborhood bar with drink specials, pool, darts, sporting events on TV and more.

Brass Monkey
11904 W. Greenfield Ave., (414) 476-6099
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This bar and restaurant is the 'last bar in West Allis' (it’s near the western city line), according to co-owner Frank Zoborowski. In 2015, The Monkey introduced new beer and menu options, with an emphasis on fresh, local products.

Braun’s Power House

7100 W. National Ave., (4141) 455-8700
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New to the West Allis scene, Braun’s offers live music along with a variety of food and drink specials including $1 tacos on Tuesdays, karaoke on Wednesdays, Ladies’ Night on Thursdays and a Friday night fish fry.

Brew Town Pub & Grill
903 S. 84th St., (414) 476-9922
This clean and classic shot-and-beer joint has a small pool table in the back, an Internet jukebox and sells State Fair tickets. It was established in 1928 and formerly known as Town Tavern.

Capt'n Nick's
1503 S. 81st St., (414) 302-9688
Established in 2003, this neighborhood bar was named after the owner's dog. Only about 20 people can comfortably fit in this place that features a unique, completely round bar. Also, a famous underground phrase used within the West Side bartender community is 'Nick's at 6,' because Capt'n Nick's opens at 6 a.m. every morning.

The Crimson Club
7211 W. Greenfield Ave., (414) 488-8807
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A new dance club with DJs, drinks and food specials. Also offers ample free parking.

Dicken’s
9646 W. Greenfield Ave., (414) 258-0888

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Dicken’s Grille is a neighborhood bar with a large sandwich menu, appetizers, homemade pizzas and a Friday night fish fry. It’s also a popular destination for sports fans to watch games on the numerous HDTVs.

Dopp’s Bar & Grill
1753 S. 68th St., (414) 257-1400
A beer-and-a-shot joint with friendly service, good deals on bar eats and regular open mic and open jam nights.

The Drunk Uncle
1902 S. 68th St., (414) 727-5855
Neighborhood hangout with great prices on tap craft beers. And one of the best bar names ever.

Fiddler’s Bar
6108 W. Burnham St., (414) 327-2722

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Fiddler’s is a no-frills tavern with affordable drink prices and sporting events on TV.

Flapper's
5727 W. Becher St., (414) 431-4181
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Flapper's has a corner tavern feel and also serves as a neighborhood sports bar and restaurant. Shuttles run to and from Brewers games for night and weekend games and the bar also hosts chartered bus trips to Wrigley field when the Brewers play the Cubs. Read more here.

Fred's Fast Track
2626 S. 68th St., (414) 546-3628
Fred Werner bought the former Mitten's in 2002 after they divided his union at his machinist job which put him out of work. He got into the bar business thinking it would be easy. Also, at the time, he thought he was too old to get hired and too young to retire. Fred's offers a very comfortable, 'home-y' environment.

Guzzler’s Sports Lounge
7408 W. Walker St., (414) 257-0097
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Guzzler’s is a comfortable, corner bar that caters to the sports minded. After any sporting event or concert, customers who present their ticket receive a buy-one-get-one deal on domestic taps and rail cocktails.

The Happy Tap
6801 W. Beloit Rd. (414) 541-3550
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The down-to-earth Happy Tap serves up beer, pizza, cheese bread and lots of sports.

Harry O’s 2nd Base

6743 W. Lincoln Ave., (414) 321-6466
Harry O’s offers many drink specials, Tuesday night tacos, free pool on Wednesdays and more.

Jimm B's Trail's End
7216 W. Lincoln Ave., (414) 545-9657
Corner bar with cheap drinks described as having an 'Up North bar feel.'

Jonny Hammer’s

6300 W. National Ave., (414) 430-0282
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This low-key bar and restaurant – with a patio and pool tables – usually has tunes rocking and serves pizza, sandwiches, wings and a fish fry. Wings are 50 cents every Thursday night.

Kegel's Inn
5901 W. National Ave., (414) 257-9999
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Longtime Bavarian-style beer hall and restaurant serving German beer and cuisine with a Friday fish fry.

Kokopelli's Pub & Grub
6001 W. Madison St., (414) 476-8788
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A neighborhood corner bar with standard pub fare including burgers and fish fries as well as drink specials during many sporting events.

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Limanski's Pub
8900 W. Greenfield Ave., (414) 453-9211
A spacious bar with pool tables, drink specials (including 2-4-1 specials on the weekends), jukebox and more.

Liquid Johnny's

540 S. 76th St., (414) 476-8668
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Established in 1981,'LJ's' was recently remodeled, but still known for its Friday fish fry and occasional live blues music. Read about OnMilwaukee’s recent lunch experience here.

McGuire’s Bar
6235 W. National Ave., (414) 774-0445
A typical West Allis corner bar and vaguely Irish pub offers pool, darts, drink specials, wings, pizzas and more.

Natty Oaks
11505 W National Ave., (414) 543-2255
Natty Oaks offers a good selection of local and national craft beers, along with burgers, soups, salads and more.

O'Connor's Perfect Pint

8423 W. Greenfield Ave., (414) 257-1898
This friendly little neighborhood bar has undergone major remodeling since the many, many days of being Jession's Needle Inn West. Beautiful wooden booths grace the room outside the bar area and are perfect for some nice, private, conversation or for listening to the occasional live music.

Paulie’s Field Trip

1430 S. 81st St., (414) 257-2854

Paul and Kristine Budiac opened Paulie's Pub and Eatery and nine years later to the day – in June 2013 – the couple opened Paulie's Field Trip right down the street. Paulie's Field Trip is much smaller – cozier, if you will – with the intention of offering the look and feel of a mellow Up North-type tavern.

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Paulie's Pub

8031 W. Greenfield Ave., (414) 257-2854
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Paulie’s is possibly West Allis' answer to Water Street, featuring dozens of beers on tap and many daily specials on beer and food. Paulie’s fun fact: Paulie's sells more Tuaca (Italian liqueur flavored with vanilla and citrus) than anywhere else is Wisconsin.

Phylo's
1507 S. 70th St., (414) 453-3383
A popular 'corner bar' in the neighborhood that's known for its friendly service, steak sandwiches and massive rocket shooting out of the building.

Randy's Neighbors Inn
6922 W. Becher St., (414) 545-8738
Casual tavern known for its all-you-can-eat fish fry for $8.99.

Remedy
1309 S. 60th St., (414) 455-3333
A West Allis watering hole with burgers, fish fries and .50 wings on Wednesdays.

Riviera Lanes
8600 W. Greenfield Ave., (414) 774-2274
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Riviera Lanes is a bowling alley with a full bar that's open daily. There's also a cocktail lounge, the Beehive Lounge, in the back that's open on Friday and Saturday nights.

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Rockstar Saloon
5826 W. Burnham St., (414) 327-1990
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The family-run Rockstar Saloon is a live music venue and bar that offers the 'saloon style' of Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Blues Brothers and Johnny Cash along with the 'rockstar' sound and vibe of classic rock, ‘80s rock and hard rock.

Rosco’s Sports Bar
6711 W. Beloit Rd., (414) 477-5197
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Rosco’s is a classic Stallis bar and grill with cheap drinks, food, snacks and sports on TV.

Sale Inn
5832 W. Lincoln Ave., (414) 546-2111
In 1995, Dan Hilety opened the Sale Inn with the idea of filling it with all the collectibles he'd amassed over the years, including a washing machine made in the 1800s, several old school Schlitz ceiling lights, a massive latch-hook American flag and more. Many of the items in the bar are for sale, but only for the right price. Read more here.

Scooter’s Tap

9000 W. National Ave., (414) 545-9626
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Scooter’s has a casual, friendly environment with good deals on drinks.

Shamrox’s

6851 W. Beloit Rd., (414) 988-5625

Another basic tavern in West Allis that’s made for drinking on the cheap, pool playing and chatting with regulars. There’s also an enclosed patio for smokers.

Stallis Palace

8812 W. Greenfield Ave., (414) 312-7182
Fun, party bar with rollicking tunes, dice, a plethora of TVs and a unique bar top. Bartender Mike gets lots of shout-outs on social media.

The State Fair Inn
8101 W. Greenfield Ave., (414) 778-0160
Established in 1921, The State Fair Inn serves drinks every night and food on Friday nights. This family-owned tavern and eatery features a unique Polish coat of arms hanging on the wall.

Stingers
9524 W. Greenfield Ave., (414) 453-4330
A neighborhood favorite that's described as a 'Cheers' bar by those who go there.

Studz Pub
6833 W. National Ave., (414) 607-8839
Cozy neighborhood tavern in the heart of West Allis.

Tom's Foolery
6922 W. Orchard St., (414) 476-5701
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Located in the basement of the Tanner-Paull American Legion Post, Tom's Foolery offers a full bar, Friday fish fries, hall rental and more.

TomKen's Friendly Fried Chicken
8001 W. Greenfield Ave., (414) 258-9110
Established in 1991, TomKen’s was always a favorite with locals, but since its 2015 remodel has exploded in popularity. Monday and Thursday nights are 'wing nights' and every night of the week features TK’s famous chicken dinners, steak sandwiches and more.

Urban Joe’s Cafe & Bar
7028 W. Greenfield Ave., (414) 266-1500
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Urban Joe’s has fresh, made-from-scratch food items – many of which are organic and / or gluten free – along with coffee and alcoholic beverages including a popular Bloody Mary. The cafe, restaurant and bar serves breakfast and lunch – closes daily at 3 p.m.

Walk Her Inn
900 S. 74th St., (414) 774-0280
A classic neighborhood bar with cheap drinks, pool, darts and more. Formerly called 'Walk Her Inn, Drag Her Out.'

Westallion Brewing Co.
1825 S 72nd St., (414) 578-7998
West Allis' first craft brewery with a tasting room on site. Tours also available.