Milwaukee Restaurants

Milwaukee is known for its wide variety of good ethnic restaurants, especially those that serve German cuisine. Despite its small-town atmosphere, many of the city's restaurants could hold their own against the offerings in New York and Chicago.

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  • 1. Café LuLu

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    A wide cross-section gathers at this trendy spot in the Bay View neighborhood, where the menu is as eclectic as the decor. Funky art hangs on the walls, and lamps of all colors and shapes cast a dim glow over a bar made from old doors. There's a little bit of everything here, from Moroccan chicken to tuna sandwiches to East Indian pita, in addition to weekly specials. Make sure to save room for a heavenly slice of pie à la mode.

    2265 S. Howell Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53207, USA
    414-294--5858

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  • 2. Coquette Café

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    Provincial French bistro fare is served at this café in a large, renovated warehouse in Milwaukee's trendy Third Ward district, just south of downtown. The beer is specially brewed to complement the menu, which is filled with dishes like roasted mussels and thin-crust Niçoise and Alsatian pizzas.

    316 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53202, USA
    414-291--2655

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  • 3. Elsa's on the Park

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    Across from Cathedral Square Park, this chic but casual restaurant has frequently changing art exhibits and serves big, juicy hamburgers and pork-chop sandwiches.

    833 N. Jefferson St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53202, USA
    414-765--0615

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  • 4. Mader's

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    It's named after the Mader family, not after a German mama. Diners here get the ultimate old-world experience, from the Hummels that occupy niches in the entryway to the dark-wood paneled walls. And of course, you'll dine on rich German favorites; weiner schnitzel, sauerbraten, and spaetzle reign.

    1041 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53203, USA
    414-271--3377

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  • 5. Sobelman's Pub & Grill

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    In an industrial area close to Miller Park and right off I-94, this burger joint makes good on its claim to be "Milwaukee's best burgers." Burgers are made from fresh-not-frozen certified Black Angus beef, served on a baked-locally butter roll. Owner Dave Sobelman plays up the rugged surroundings—and the building's history as one of the original Schlitz taverns—with touches like wooden Sprecher's beer barrels as tables in the cozy, flower-filled outdoor patio. Non-burger options make the grade too: grilled chicken cordon bleu, fried chicken, fish sandwiches and black bean burgers. Come in early for a bloody Mary.

    1900 W. St. Paul Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53233, USA
    414-931--1919

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    Rate Includes: Open Mon.–Sat. 11–11 (pub open until 12); Sun. 11–9
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