Breakfast is the most popular meal here. Try the french toast made with challah bread, served with maple syrup. You won't be disappointed! Read more.
This is a great place to have a pot of tea. Surf the web. Or even have one of the best Irish coffees in the city.
This branch is housed in a stately Milwaukee River pumping station that was built in 1888.
You really can't go wrong with anything on the menu here. Order a side of bacon (it's thick cut) and rest assured that this statement is accurate.
Happy hour Tuesday-Friday, 4-7: tapas plate paired with a $5 martini! It's a great deal...yummy too!
Catch a movie here and put yeast on your popcorn. The theater is beautiful, nothing like your generic Marcus. Then go bowling and drinking next door at Landmark Lanes.
Arrive early or stay late to see the large moving mechanical wings on the exterior of this amazing building. They open at 10am and close at 5pm every day.
I've never found better vintage dresses anywhere else in the city. And for killer prices!
Stick around long enough to see the Sausage Races and sing "Roll out the Barrel" if you're lucky, the Brewers will hit a home run, and you'll see Bernie Brewer take a trip down the slide!
I hate asperagus but they know how to do it right here. French martini is awesome and will have you speaking French. Best creme brulee in Milwaukee.
Check out the historic collection: 6,000 cans, 1,400 beer tap knobs and handles, 2,300 coasters, 825 bottle and can openers, 50 neon signs, and one awesome pre-wedding night out.
Lisa's Pizza is classic Wisconsin thin-crust deliciousness and friendly service from people who remember you.
Discover the history behind PBR and see elegant furnishings and decor at the home of one of Milwaukee's most famous brewmiesters.
Really, you've got to check out Cafe Sopra Mare Sundays at 10am. You can eat brunch on the terrace - be sure to make reservations the Friday before. Read more.
