Wisconsin’s strong heritage of family-owned and small farms is reflected in The Social’s seasonal menu. We offer farm-inspired American food, prepared with local and sustainable ingredients obtained from a 200-mile radius. Traditional, rustic Wisconsin ingredients are given a modern interpretation by adding creative flavor combinations. Our mission is to serve honest, local ingredients, with informed service, in a comfortable setting.
Café at The Pfister features a casual full dining area available for breakfast and lunch, as well as a barista counter and patisserie in downtown Milwaukee. We proudly brew Starbucks® Coffee on the go and serve freshly baked-in-house pastries. Whether a quick meeting over coffee, a power breakfast, or a business luncheon, we offer a varied menu from Starbucks® favorites and traditional breakfast items to homemade soups, seasonal salads, a multitude of fresh sandwiches, as well as delicious gluten free and heart-healthy options.
Oggie’s Kitchen & Bar is an ode to the Ogden Family’s history in Milwaukee. Set in the Renovated Hotel Metro in Milwaukee’s downtown, Oggie's is a neighborhood hangout with one of the best burger's in Milwaukee alongside fantastic seasonal cocktails. Comfortable environment, all are welcome!
Located in Milwaukee's Brewer's Hill neighborhood, Avli offers contemporary and classic Greek small plates, mains, and desserts as well as approachable Greek wines and inventive cocktails.Enjoy our inviting bi-level dining room and expansive outdoor patio that’s dog-friendly for dinner and weekend brunch! We look forward to having you in to experience our core philosophies of Philoxenia (hospitality), Meraki (passion) and Kefi (joy).For parties of 8 or fewer, book online with OpenTable.For parties of 9-12, please call the restaurant directly at (414) 395-1300.For parties greater than 12, book with Avli Events by contacting our team here: https://www.avli.us/tripleseat-form-avli or by calling our Events Team at (312) 526-3606.
The same Movida food you love, same great cocktails, with all the sangria you can enjoy. This is Movida at Hotel Madrid.Movida, translated meaning the movement, is a Spanish tapas restaurant located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Beyond the food, Movida features a recognized program that consists of Spanish wines, craft cocktails and house-made Sangria.
Blue Bat Kitchen finds inspiration in the energy and flavors of street food around the globe. We feature fresh, global street food in a relaxed and fun environment that pairs perfectly with Milwaukee’s very first Tequilaria. Over 160 Tequilas to try plus, Tacos, Bowls, Snacks, Salads and more await!
Riche en tradition et à l'abri des modes, le Five O'Clock Steakhouse est rien de moins qu'un lieu intemporel. Il s'agit d'une entreprise familiale et indépendante. Le Five O'Clock se spécialise dans les meilleurs steaks jumelés avec une liste remarquable de vins et de cocktails classiques. Il offre également un service personnalisé exceptionnel.
Le Five O'Clock a été nommé «l'un des meilleurs steakhouses en Amérique» par l'animatrice de télévision Rachel Ray, décrit comme ayant un «décor classique de super-club» par TravelandLeisure.com, et présenté à l'émission «Steak Paradise 3» sur The Travel Channel. Le Five O'Clock a aussi été élu «steakhouse #1 à Milwaukee» par Shepherd Express & Milwaukee Magazine. Sans compter qu'il a été nommé parmi les meilleurs steakhouses à Milwaukee par OnMilwaukee.com.
Le Alley Cat Lounge du Five O'Clock Steakhouse propose gratuitement la meilleure musique live hebdomadaire de Milwaukee, des cocktails classiques et une ambiance rétro des années 1940.
Vous n'êtes un étranger qu'une seule fois au Five O'Clock Steakhouse!
Drawing upon the rich history of Milwaukee’s craftsmanship we present, Craft. The history of Milwaukee dates to the early 17th and 18th centuries when traders first began to travel through and eventually settle in what is now Milwaukee. Deep European roots brought craftsmen and skilled hands to the area and to this day an ethic of hard work and determination inhabits the spirit of the city. Early on the area was full of coopers, butchers, shoemakers, and farmers. Milwaukee’s beer history started in the 1840’s, driven by the presence of the frontier settlement near the Great Lakes. Immigrants, including Welsh and German settlers, yearned for the native beers of their homelands, so they embarked on making delicious craft beer with techniques from their native countries. Craft features a cuisine including locally sourced foods, hand crafted cocktails, and a vast selection of local beer.
