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Our dedicated event planner is here to guide you every step of the way in creating the perfect event. From curating the ideal menu and selecting the right music to designing stunning visuals and beyond, we’ll ensure every detail reflects your vision. Trust us to bring your dream event to life with seamless coordination and personalized touch.



Where to Watch the MLB Playoffs in Milwaukee
The Brewers own the National League’s top seed, and Milwaukee is watching every pitch at Tom’s Watch Bar Milwaukee. Our downtown Milwaukee sports bar sits in the Deer District at 1134 N. Vel R. Phillips Ave., right across from Fiserv Forum, with every Brewers game and every MLB Playoff matchup on more than 100 screens with the sound up. Looking for where to watch the Brewers game this October? Right here, from the Division Series through the final out of the World Series.
Brewers playoff baseball belongs in a packed room, not on the couch. Among the Deer District restaurants and Milwaukee bars near Fiserv Forum, we’re the one built around the big screens, with indoor and outdoor seating and room for your whole crew. Make us your Brewers bar for every watch party this postseason, stay for Bucks nights across the street, and plan on us as the place to watch the World Series in Milwaukee. Tom’s Watch Bar Milwaukee is where the Deer District watches the game.

The final four are set. In the American League, the top-seeded Rays, fresh off a sweep of the Yankees, host the Guardians, who became just the 11th team in MLB history to rally from an 0-2 deficit in a best-of-five series. The ALCS opens Monday, Oct. 12, at Tropicana Field. In the National League, the 103-win Brewers and the two-time defending champion Dodgers meet in an NLCS rematch, one year after Los Angeles swept Milwaukee. The winners meet in the World Series starting Oct. 23. Looking for where to watch the ALCS and NLCS? Every game is on at Tom’s Watch Bar, with the sound up and a room full of fans.
















