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    Coach's Pub'n'grill

    3.9 (98 reviews)
    InexpensivePubs, Sports Bars
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Juke Box
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    stephanie k.

    Love Abby! Will be back just for her!!! Patio is very nice, good food options. Great drinks!

    Jinx K.

    We decided to go here and try their fish fry. Our waitress was very nice and the food was delicious. And came out piping hot.

    a pizza and fries
    Laura S.

    My family stopped in after picking me up from the airport. We had an awesome waitress that was thoughtful, quick, and friendly. The menu was extensive and all of the food was served in large portions. We started with mozzarella sticks that were cooked perfectly. I had the French onion soup. The soup was a large serving and served hot. It was very tasty and I would order it again. I also ordered the waffle fries but was full and only had 2! They were crispy and a large basket was served. The pizza was hot and tasty!

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    Travis B.

    Coach's Big Boy Burger: There has never been a Big Boy restaurant in my area within my lifetime, so I've never eaten an actual Big Boy Burger. The burger seems incredibly similar if not the same as one of my childhood staples, McDonald's Big Mac. I realize that may be blasphemy to some, so forgive me. Coach's Pub 'N' Grill is a sports bar located on the south side of Milwaukee. I could not find much on their history, but it looks like they opened in 1999. Their version of the Big Boy Burger includes two beef patties, lettuce, cheese, and Big Boy sauce on a seeded bun. It tasted the way I remember Big Macs tasting as a kid, which is great. Coach's take on the sandwich is a definite upgrade as unlike the Big Mac it contains two slices of cheese instead of one, there was much more sauce, better tasting bun, and juicier patties. A McDonald's Big Mac suffers from a poor ratio of bun to meat (too bready, patties too thin), but Coach's ratio was spot on. Next time I'm craving a Big Mac I'll for sure head to Coach's instead. Doughboy approved *My only criticisms are minor and have nothing to do with the food. First, there is online ordering available but only by using the Toast app. The Toast app was not working properly when I tried using it, which was frustrating. Second, when I went to pick up my sandwich there was no clear pick up area. It would be nice if signage or more obvious signage was posted inside. (5 star food, 3 star ordering experience, overall rating of 4). Doughboy_Food_Reviews

    Loaded cheddar and potato soup, very good and house made.

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    First time here. Fabulous fish fry and great service. The owner even stopped by our table. Will definitely be back!

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    Fried perch was some of the best I've had in a long time. Generous portions too!

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