If you have time, here are some of the most popular places to go and food to eat in Milwaukee!
Explore various independent vendors, offering a unique selections of various products and freshly-made prepared foods.
Brewery tour, beer hall, and restaurant. Order the cheese curds - it's mandatory in Wisconsin!
Really excellent restaurant in the Third Ward, featuring food and brews from Belgium, The Netherlands, and Luxembourg. Plus it has a rooftop patio!
A true staple of Milwaukee, Sobelman's is a family-owned restaurant, famous for their Bloody Mary menu and delicious burgers. They gained national recognition for their unconventional Bloody Mary concoctions, featuring signature garnishes such as entire fried chickens and cheeseburger sliders.
Coffee shop on the lakefront, serving cafe eats, beverages, and coffee from locally roasted beans. There are other Colectivo Coffee locations closer to the Venue, but if you are looking to have some coffee with a view or walk along the lakefront, this is the place to go!
Coffee shop located at the Best Place, serving locally roasted coffee, herbal tea, and a wide selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic specialty beverages.
Founded in 1950, Kopp's is the go-to burger and custard joint in the Milwaukee area, featuring special “Flavor of the Day” custards. A little outside of Downtown, but incredibly delicious frozen custard and burgers!
Wisconsin-born chain known for its creative pizzas including its signature mac 'n' cheese pie. If you're looking for a quicker bite/casual atmosphere - they have lots of unique options!
Casual, brick-walled eatery with Mexican food & margaritas!
Upscale spot with Lake Michigan & skyline views serving steak, seafood dishes & a lengthy wine list.
Cozy spot serving slow-smoked barbecue meats & Southern-style sides.
Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward contains rooftop bars and restaurants, galleries, spas, shows, shops, and more.
The Pabst Mansion was built in 1892 for the founder of the Pabst Brewing Company, which is now a historic house museum, offering tours to the public.
The Milwaukee Art Museum is probably Milwaukee's most iconic building. Even if you don't go to see the art, the architecture itself is worth the visit! Right on the lakefront, the museum houses a Collection of more than 30,000 works.
The Domes form a living plant museum with a permanent collection of over 1,800 plant species from across the globe. The conservatory is composed of three beehive-shaped glass domes, each maintaining a distinct setting: Floral, Desert, and Tropical.
The Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee showcases the company's rich history and motorcycles through a variety of interactive exhibits.