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Holler House | Milwaukee and the Nation’s Oldest Alleys
Bowling historique à deux pistes à Milwaukee — l'une des plus anciennes pistes du pays.
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Bowling historique à deux pistes à Milwaukee — l'une des plus anciennes pistes du pays.
Holler House est une salle de quilles historique à deux pistes, située dans une taverne de Milwaukee, dans le quartier sud, au 2042 W Lincoln Ave. Les pistes ont été installées en 1908 (bois estampillé 1904) et sont re-certifiées chaque année. Le bar propose une large sélection de spiritueux et environ 40 bières, dont Żywiec — bière polonaise. Réputé pour ses origines polonaises et son accueil chaleureux, le lieu a accueilli des quilleurs célèbres et des invités de marque, préservant un chapitre unique de l'histoire de Milwaukee.
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Bowling sur deux pistes vintage datant de 1908, avec pose manuelle des quilles, récertifié annuellement pour un jeu authentique.
Bar complet avec plus de 40 bières, bières polonaises comme Zywiec, liqueurs et paiement en espèces uniquement dans une ambiance chaleureuse.
Aperçus guidés sur l'héritage polonais du bar, des objets de collection rares et des histoires de visiteurs et de joueurs célèbres.
Réservations privées pour fêtes, tournois et occasions spéciales dans un lieu unique et historique.
Immersion dans l'histoire du sud de Milwaukee avec des drapeaux polonais, des enseignes et une ambiance chaleureuse, familiale.
Best bowling alley and bar in the country, hope it sticks around another century! Thanks for the great time!
To say that my husband and I were treated like royalty when we visited Holler House would be a complete understatement. I surprised my husband with a trip to Milwaukee for our 10 year anniversary for one reason and one reason only, to visit this gem of a place! Tom made us feel right at home from the moment we walked in the door. I loved the history, I loved the hospitality, I loved the bowling. The only part I hated was having to leave.
The oldest, sanctioned bowling alley resides here, resides in this very old, southside Milwaukee tavern. The place has deep Polish roots, heralding the once large Pole neighborhoods which were found all over the southside. You'll see signs in Polish including one on top of the men's labeled "chlop" (pronounced kwope) , meaning boy youngster. There are even Polish flags and painted ones in the tavern that do not have the crown above the eagle's head. They are very rare to find these days and actually illegal to fly or display in Poland, as that era of the flag represents the Iron Curtain years Wynn it was a communist country. The bartender owner, a super sweet lady, still sprite and joyful at 71 years old, is super welcoming. The bar has a big liquor section as well as 40 different types of beer, including, Polish ale, Zywiec. Let's not forget the many bras that are dangling from the ceiling, gifted over the years by female patrons probably getting too "drinky" at the bar. It's crown jewel, however it's the two lane, bowling alley which will relies on a hired teen, pin setter. Many a legendary professional bowler have tourneyed here including Earl Anthony. Many a famous celebrity have also come here to bowl inclyding, Larry the Cable Guy and Jack White. My buddy and I got too meet Cypress Hill when we were there. B Real and crew happen to be bowling enthusiasts.
Had the BEST time at the Holler house last night. The owners could not have been nicer to us. We were late for our bowling reservation and they welcomed us with open arms, adjusted our time slot and told us great stories about themselves, their family and their bar/bowling alley. The bowling was a blast. After bowling we went upstairs and chatted some more with the owners and left them with hugs and a promise to return. SO FUN!!!
Bowling lanes installed in 1908 but the wood is stamped 1904 when it was purchased. It was warehoused until it could be installed. The lanes get recertified every year. A selection of local bottled beer at the cash only bar. Super friendly owner operator staff. There was a family playing and a group waiting when I visited. Normally closed on Sundays but since there is a bowling tournament on the North side they were open so some folks could play on the historic lanes.
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