Bubs Irish Pub

Small but good hometown eatery with a great atmosphere. Service is always good. Food is honest and affordable. Good fish fry and half way decent pizza. Good prices and honest prices

As a resident of Germantown (and Jackson for 6 years between stints in Germantown), I've eaten the fish fry at Bubs Irish Pub more times than I can count. Frankly, I'm embarrassed that I've never given them a review before now.Haddock, in my opinion, is more elevated than the cod served elsewhere and extra pieces can be added for a reasonable price. The panko breading they use is such a nice contrast to the beer batter at so many other restaurants. The seasoned fries have rotated over the years between shoe string and waffle, but always come with a good amount and are nice and crispy. The dining area isn't massive, but there's rarely ever a wait, which is a huge plus on a Friday night.Whenever I see a post in the local foodie group I'm in on social media asking for the best fish fry in the area, Bubs is always the one I recommend.

Came here for dinner and drinks before an event. Food is very average and it wasn't busy on a Friday night so we got sat right away. I had the Reuben quesadilla and the corned beef wasn't anything special, not super juicy or tender. Wings were average, on the smaller side and the sauces didn't appear to be homemade but just a standard off the shelf bbq. Service was good but they were absolutely understaffed so took a minute to get the check. I'd stick to drinks and simple snacks like fries, not a full meal here. Very big place with lots of seating and events. Bar staff got drinks out fast.

We didn't come here for food or drinks, so take my review with a grain of salt. A friend messaged us and asked if we were interested in a line dancing class out this way. And the the answer was abso-tu-ta-looty! I didn't know what the heck I was doing but it was a good time. The crowd was friendly and the vibe was totally inclusive. We have already calculating our return. Also the lemon pepper wings and drinks were quite tasty. I will say the last drink I ordered was definitely made with a cheap version of the specific liquor I asked for. I don't know that I would order anything besides a beer in the future because of that.

Pretty standard pub grub experience. Friendly service. Pretty standard Wisconsin bar atmosphere. Undifferentiated but decent food. Reasonable prices. Kid friendly. Not a destination but not a bad choice in area.

Great food and friendly staff. Customers are friendly, too. We had the fish fry, and it was on point. Fresh, crispy goodness. Didn't taste like it came from old frier oil like we've had elsewhere.

I haven't been to Bubs for a Friday Fish fry in a couple years. It used to be pretty good and it was always packed. Not tonight, there was 2 other tables eating and the bar maybe had 5 people. I sat at the bar and ordered a draft beer, it came warm in a plastic cup. I can see if you were packed and ran out of glass glasses but tonight was not the case. Service was soso, too busy chatting amongst themselves to care about the customer. The fish fry was subpar at the best. The fish was blah and when you put in the menu Perch, make it lake perch not ocean perch. Cod was okay, no seasoning as well as the potato pancakes, very boring. Tartar sauce tasted just like it was premade and the coleslaw was warm and looked like it sat for a long time, tasteless. Menu said rye bread which I did not get, I asked the bartender and she brought me back a half of slice. I understand why they have no business anymore. I think they need to decide if they are a restaurant or just a bar. Kind of sad since there are hardly any restaurants to eat at in Germantown.

My friends invite me here all the time and I absolutely love it they have amazing people workers and customers, live music and delicious food. If you're looking for a great sociable place to get drinks or order some food this is the place.

It's an Irish pub (in the very name) that serves Guinness on tap ice cold into p-p-p-p-plastic cups. I shudder at the very thought. I know I don't look very Irish, but in the 1970s I accidentally found myself drinking with some IRA in Northern Ireland where we bonded over a common resentment of English imperialism and a post-colonial understanding of global politics. They taught me about safe handling of explosives, how to hide small arms, some sad Irish music, some sad Irish poetry, some sad Irish literature, and how to drink Guinness. It's this last part that made the deepest impression on me. I'm not advocating any of the violence, but I do think an Irish pub should serve Irish stout a little more authentically. Not to mention the waste of plastic. The waste of plastic might be a political statement, this is an establishment where red caps are common and nobody wears a mask, not even those with congestion and coughs. They do serve up some pretty good Mexican style tacos though.

wish 0 stars was a thing. I've been coming to this pub since I was a kid for the fish frys and decided to come in Sunday night after a family reunion. immedatley noticed the bartender was drunk and second statement to me was 'you look like you get an F in sex'. I'm a 23 female. super inappropriate but I ignored and continued to order a drink. spent most of the night playing darts and pool super fun. Finally, I get comfortable enough to come to the bar. All fine and dandy until I close out my tab. All i asked for was an itemized receipt. Bar Tender snaps at me. It wasn't that big of a deal. I was just confused about the pricing. Then a regular decides to open her fat mouth and continuously call me a B word. Tells me to pay my bill... I already did. It was so humiliating. and I ended up getting kicked out? I was already on my way out? will never return again unless for their fish fries, which have gotten more expensive for smaller portions.