Andy K.
Yelp
I came here with my brother before heading to a concert at Turner Hall around the corner, and it was on an off-game night, so a game day/night experience might be different, but this was a solid place. They did have Thursday Night Football going, but it was between the Patriots and the Bills, so I don't think many of the people at the bar were actually there for the game.
The space itself is relatively large and would make for a perfect game-day viewing--it's a long, narrow room that stretches from the front of the building to the back when you enter, and there's a side room with a bar that was closed when we were there. It looked like it's pretty big and can fit a lot of people in during a gameday, so we're planning on coming back and checking it out eventually.
My brother and I had two different craft beers, and I do have to say they have a rather large selection of beer, at least more than your typical sports bar, which I appreciated, especially if you're looking for something other than PBR or Miller Lite. We both also got meals--he got a burger, and I had a chicken tenders platter with fries. The fries were delicious--crispy and fresh and extremely hot when they came out, meaning they were as fresh as they could possibly be. The chicken tenders also tasted good, but they were different from 'normal' chicken tenders--Who's On Third uses a different kind of battering process than other kinds of bars/restaurants, and it seems like they dip them in homemade batter and then fry them. This allows a kind of casing to form around the chicken itself, and when you start to eat the chicken tender and get down near the end, the chicken itself falls out of the casing, meaning you either have to pick the chicken up and put it back in the flaky casing, or you just eat them separately. A little bit of a weird eating experience, but it still tasted great!
The service was also really good--the server took our order as soon as we sat down, and she was checking up on us regularly, enough that I felt like we never waited for too long.
There was a space in the back for darts with a few lively games going, but otherwise, it was a very quiet, low-key night. If I come back here in the future for a Bucks game and the place is rocking, I think that'll bump it up to a five-star. For now, it's a solid sports bar option near Fiserv, and a great place to grab a beer and something to eat any night of the year.