Food & Drink
Fiesta Café Offers Big Breakfast
Mexican place in Walker’s Point offers tasty, healthy meals.
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Chicago-based chain’s local cafe has a great selection of coffees, teas. The food? Meh.
Not perfect, but south-side cafe offers big portions and creative, Mexican-inspired dishes.
Pupuseria Los Angeles will open in January on 35th and National, in Silver City area.
New York Times featured it. It’s a small special place with wonderful food.
Plus: New Puerto Rican cafe. And Ash Restaurant opens with smoky fare by the two Dans.
Couple planning European inspired restaurant in long-time Bay View tavern.
Johanna's Cakes & Desserts Cafe offers sweet treats, custom cakes and sandwiches.
Popular Bay View restaurant will move a few blocks north next spring.
Stone Bowl has a long menu, full of traditional Korean dishes. Try the Hangover Soup, or the authors favorite: Bibimbop.
Sushi, hibachi restaurant planned for former Catch 22 space on N. Milwaukee St.
This spot is worth the wait on weekends. The extensive menu and interesting decor does not disappoint.
Plus: Snack Boys heads to the East Side, Dead Bird Brewing opens in Halyard Park and more.
This historic East Side pizza place has a wide array of Italian-American favorites that impress.
Minneapolis brewer spent a lot to redevelop Walker's Point building for first taproom here.
And a post office! Now it's a beer lover's paradise, with more than 60 rotating taps.
Cambria Hotel bar honors Brew City with tap and drink menu. And this isn't the first bar at this site.
Classic Milwaukee. Same name since 1981. Wear your cat shirt and get free draft beer.
It's in Mequon along the bike path, and the market's bar is long on fish and fishing decor.
Old Rosie's on Water transformed, with clean-lined urbanity, a new deck and craft beers.
East Side changing: G-Daddy's BBC college bar now upscale taproom with craft beers, chic food.
Great addition to Public Market, Fish Company's bar is at its best in summer weather.
How a brand name became a bar and moved to Bucks Entertainment Block.
Since building erected in 1906. With same owner since 1970, With volleyball for decades.
Most popular stories: neighborhood taverns, a gentleman’s club, a lesbian bar. And some surprises.
Former Rascals, Murray Tap, in 121-year old building, embraces new East Side.
New owner Mike Eitel has transformed the place yet respected the history.
Many old Milwaukee touches in campy, gay-themed restaurant, bar and arcade.
