Michael Glorioso

SlyFox and Revival Join Craft Cocktail Scene

Plus: Soup Bros is no more, but its most popular soups will join the menu at sibling restaurant, Boo Boo's.

Sage Harvest Joins Glorioso’s Appetito

The cooking school will partner with Glorioso's to offer additional classes and events.

Downer Avenue Gets New Breakfast Place

Plus: A new BBQ joint on MLK, Honeypie reopens at new location and more hamburgers, custard, brunches.

Greater East Side Restaurant & Bar Job Fair May 21 & 22

Brady, East Side, and Downer Restaurants and Bars Work Together to Fill Wide Variety of Open Positions

Glorioso’s To Reopen, Add Express Market

Brady Street grocery store has been closed since mid-March.

Contribution to Nik Kovac of $100

New Downtown Coffee Bar Coming

Plus: new Mexican restaurant-banquet hall. And Glorioso's Appetito has unique approach.

Sneak Preview of Glorioso’s Appetito

Italian food and beverage tastings, guest chefs, culinary nights, all coming soon.

Paintball Dave’s Conversion Moves Forward

1925 building will become apartments, retail. Plus: ZIPMKE photographs the city.

A Brady Street Trio

Qdoba, Glorioso's and an apartment building reshape East Side main street.

Glorioso’s Will Expand on Brady

Its old store will become cooking school, demonstration kitchen and more.

Kovac Raises Money for Reelection

Politicians, city officials and other notables chow down on food from Glorioso's.

Contribution to Nik Kovac of $100

All Hail Our Business Improvement Districts

City party celebrates work of 35 BIDs, which have helped improve many city neighborhoods.

Brady Street Apartments Debated at Meeting

And Frank Alioto gives remarkable speech about Brady Street's potential.

Rena’s Closet Coming to Brady Street

Another retail store run by another Glorioso, and the selection of clothes and shoes looks lovely.

Who Let the Dogs Out?

Sheriff Clarke grabs canine units from House of Correction, endangering safety of staff, only to be forced to return them.

Where July Fourth Doesn’t Happen

River Hills and West Milwaukee are the county's only communities without a July 4th celebration.