Goddess and the Baker Announces First Wisconsin Location at The Corners of Brookfield

Town of Brookfield, Wis. – The Corners of Brookfield today announced that popular Chicago eatery Goddess and the Baker will open its first Wisconsin restaurant at The Corners of Brookfield this summer. The 2,771-sq. ft. restaurant will be located south of Café Hollander at The Corners and will serve breakfast, lunch, dinner and all-day dessert.

“We are ecstatic to welcome Goddess and the Baker to The Corners,” said Robert Gould, CEO of Brookfield Corners, LLC. “Our patrons have been patiently awaiting a coffee shop, and we are thrilled to deliver something they can’t find anywhere else in Wisconsin. Not only will Goddess and the Baker offer incredible coffee and beverages, but also fresh, seasonal food and delicious baked goods.”

Goddess and the Baker is a modern-day gourmet storefront offering fast, fresh food and an extensive variety of coffee and beverages. The seasonal menu features a wide selection of vibrant salads, soups and made-to-order sandwiches, as well as delicious sweets and pastries, including Goddess’ famous rainbow cake (one of Chicago’s most Instagrammable desserts). The restaurant’s one-of-a-kind beverages include a rotating selection of coffee from favorite third-wave roasters around the country and world, cold brew coffee on Nitro tap, tea and espresso drinks. The restaurant also offers a juice bar and serves tap beer, wine and specialty cocktails.

The location at The Corners will feature the eatery’s signature mid-century décor and style, including geometric materials, modern details and pops of vibrant colors that combine to create a light and airy space perfect for large groups or the single diner. The chic, café-style settings will offer indoor and outdoor seating, as well as takeout and delivery options.

“It is very exciting to be opening our first restaurant in Wisconsin, and I can’t think of a better location than The Corners of Brookfield,” said Tamar Mizrahi Goddess and the Baker partner. “There were a number of factors that drew us to this location, and we feel that the existing tenant mix and customer base is the perfect fit for our brand. We can’t wait to join the Town of Brookfield and Greater Milwaukee community.”

Goddess Group restaurants owner Debbie Sharpe got her start in concert catering, traveling the globe and cooking for some of the most influential musicians of the time. She settled in Chicago after touring with Paul McCartney, and opened part-grocery store, part-restaurant The Goddess and Grocer in 2004. The Goddess’ creative sandwiches, salads and gourmet pantry items were an immediate hit, and it wasn’t long before the spin-off concept Goddess and the Baker was born. Today, the Goddess empire includes seven locations and a catering division.

The restaurant is The Corners’ tenth first-to-Wisconsin tenant, and the announcement comes as the town center approaches its one-year anniversary on April 8.

“We’ve been pleased to build on the momentum from our April opening by continuously announcing new tenants and opening new stores and restaurants,” said Gould. “The addition of Goddess and the Baker is another important step in creating a wonderful community town center for our guests.”

Other restaurants open or announced at The Corners include BelAir Cantina, Café Hollander, FreshFin Poké, Grimaldi’s Pizzeria and Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt.

About Goddess and the Baker

Goddess and the Baker currently have three locations in downtown Chicago, IL. They focus on craft coffee, sandwiches, salads, and fresh baked goods on-the-go. Look for seasonal flavors, artisan coffee service and a plethora of “ready when you are” dining options for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

The Goddess and the Baker locations offer chic, cafe-style settings comfortably equipped for large groups or single diners. The menu boasts gourmet breakfast sandwiches, pastries, and fresh fruit in the morning, and lunch and dinner offerings like fresh salads, soups, and made-to-order sandwiches all day long.

About The Corners of Brookfield

The Corners of Brookfield is a 750,000-square-foot premier lifestyle center, comprised of 400,000-square-feet of retail and restaurant space, 244 luxury apartment homes and parking for more than 1,700 cars. Announced tenants at The Corners include Anthony Vince Nail Spa, Anthropologie, Altar’d State, Arhaus, BelAir Cantina, Bonness, Café Hollander, CycleBar, DAVIDsTEA, Evereve, FreshFin Poké, Francesca’s, Free People, Goddess & The Baker, Grimaldi’s Pizzeria, J. Jill, Kendra Scott, lululemon athletica, L.L.Bean, Orange Leaf, Paper Source, Scout and Molly’s, Sendik’s, Silverspot Cinema, Twigs, Von Maur and Wisconsin Vision. For more information visit www.TheCornersofBrookfield.com or Facebook.

NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.