The Lucky Rabbit

We came here for some drinks and pizza after work, and this place was definitely perfect for that! They really only do pizza for food, so be advised, but it is pretty good pizza, especially for the really inexpensive price. The inside is pretty modern and cool, which was unexpected from the exterior of the building. The service as OK. It was not terribly busy and the server did not come around very frequently, and we had to try and order everything we needed in the one or two times she stopped over. Definitely an area they could improve upon. But anyway, definitely a good place to grab and drink after work, and would probably go back.

Clean atmosphere, good beer food, pool table, lounge area and good 80’s/90’s tunes on a Friday night. Nice staff too.

My fiancé brought this place up to me as she drove by and the reviews seemed decent, so we thought why not give it a shot, Walking up to the Lucky Rabbit you wouldn’t think too highly of this joint, but once you step foot inside you’re totally consumed it’s a pretty nice place where you can tell music is their number one theme. We stat down at one of the bar top tables, a couple moments later the waitress came over and got our drink order. She then asked if we were ready to order food but we didn’t have menu’s she then points at a little flyer and says we have pizza and pretzels. But the 10″ or 12″ pizza was $ 5 so we thought we can do a sausage and bacon pizza and a pretzel. a little while later our pretzel showed up, it was both bigger and better tasting than your trypical «mall style» soft pretzel and it came with nacho cheese sauce, a little bit after that the pizza came out, and for a Bar that serves food the pizza was actually really good. Nice crispy crust, actual pieces of bacon, big chunks of sausage and quite a bit of cheese. Between the pizza, pretzel 1 soda and water it was just over $ 10! No reason for fast food when you can actually have a good tasting pizza for the same price.

Amazing service — the most polite wait staff I have ever dealt with! 10 dollar breakfast with a bloody is an amazing deal for their Sunday morning specials! Will definitely come back!

I go there Saturday and Sunday morning for bloodies and breakfast. The service, food and drinks are awesome. The outside looks rough but the inside is revamped. Check it out if you have never been.

it’s a shock to walk in here thinking it is a dive bar. A refined space of somewhat hip décor with a heavy focus on music.
Sunday brunch is a decent deal with a few selections. Great service.

Cool atmosphere and a good selection of drinks. A good mix of people on the weekends but we’ve gone in a few times and the place was completely empty. We’ve also had the pizza which is nothing to write home about. It has a frozen pizza vibe to it that they throw sausage on. Bloody Mary’s are good too overall great place to drink but there are better places downtown Waukesha to eat and hang out.

Descriptive phrase: older-​townie club.
I’d heard that The Lucky Rabbit used to be a sort of local dive. But when we heard it had undergone an internal remodel, we figured to give it a go. Sitting a bit by itself on a main corner on the river in downtown Waukesha, the building it’s housed in is actually pretty and classic. Once you step inside, though, it’s all modern-​chic.
The first thing we noticed was the blaring music. Loud, nothing else to it. The first room has a large U bar with TVs and a few video-​poker games (read: classy). There was a respectable selection of craft beer on tap, though the bartenders were all very young and a bit slow.
There was also a large main room, split into lounge seating, a big dance floor, and a space with pool. We steered clear of this area as it appeared even louder and housed a lot of people.
At this point you’d be forgiven for thinking you were on Cathedral Square in downtown Milwaukee. But looking around, at least on this Saturday night, we noticed that we were the youngest in the bar by at least 10 years. The clientele seemed to range from the suburban 30-​somethings looking to unwind to 50-​year old bikers who were regulars before the remodel.
The Lucky Rabbit is a beautiful space and a fine watering hole, but fist-​pumping 38-​year-​olds ain’t my scene (yet).

Very impressed with The Lucky Rabbit! Incredible service and we really enjoyed the pizza. I was amazed with the transformation this place has gone through… Awesome atmosphere! Looks like a great place to come and listen to live music. Check them out!

Went there with a few friends on a Saturday night looking for good music and a fun environment. We found not just that but also enjoyed strong mixed drinks. We will be back again. No complaints! Try this place!

My wife and I went here on a Friday evening not knowing what to expect. We were simply looking for a nice pub for drinks and food. We decided to give the Lucky Rabbit a try. We were very pleasantly surprised. It had a nice neighborhood air about it. There is a nice bar with an excellent selection of draft beers (I believe it was a dozen) and a large selection of bottled as well. The dining are was nice and open with several tables as well as any arm chairs grouped around coffee tables. Currently their food selection is limited to pizza although it was outstanding pizza. The wait staff was phenomenal neither hovering nor forgetful. When their menu expands they will gain the fifth star, however a visit to the Lucky Rabbit is well worth your time and money.

Went there with my wife for a night out. Place is super clean and has a real vibrant look to the inside. They have parking which is cool, outside of the place isn’t much to look at but I don’t hang out outside. Didn’t have the food but wish I had. Saw another table scarfing down a pizza and it smelled good.