The 4th Base is definitely a good place to take someone from out of town if you want to show them some Milwaukee uniqueness, especially if they're baseball fans. Rookie's Sports Club 3915 S. Howell Ave. Rookie's underwent a 1999 renovation that resulted in a bigger, much better place to watch a big game. A south side staple for years, Rookie's now features two bars, big-screen TVs, several smaller TVs, foosball, darts, video games and an outdoor patio that hosts its many sponsored softball league players when the weather's not cruel. Rookie's shows multiple games simultaneously and utilizes digital cable to increase the selection of games that can be shown.
Food is limited to standard bar fare and the beer selection is decent.
Not a lot of memorabilia, but a good place to take in a game on the south side. The sports bar inside Potawatomi's impressive new casino, The Fire Pit glows with multiple big-screen TVs covering multiple sporting events at all times. A random viewing one night revealed a Bucks game, a golf tournament and two different ESPN channels going at once at both the bar and in the seating area of the restaurant. The menu is standard bar fare with some additional flair, including a delicious chili in an edible bread bowl, shoestring potato fries and multiple spice and hot sauces on each table to suit your taste. The prices are reasonable, so you have money left over for the multitude of slot machines right outside the bar area.