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GOOD FOOD
If what you crave is a great sit down meal, then head to the
Apple Holler Restaurant, 5006 S Sylvania Ave, Sturtevant, WI,
262-884-7100; the Brown Bottle Pub, 221 W Galena, in the Historic
Schlitz Brewery Park Complex, 414-271-4444; or Heinemann's Restaurant,
317 N 76th St., 414-258-6800.
For a great breakfast, stop at Le Peep, 250 E Wisconsin Ave,
414-273-7337; or 3900 W Brown Deer Rd., 414-355-8188. If you
enjoy places with creative atmospheres, try the Safe House, look
for the door with the brass nameplate that says "International
Exports, LTD.," 779 N Front St., 414-271-2007. Its "James
Bond" spy decor, music and themed food and drink will probably
make you feel very dangerous and dashing.
For a great deli sandwich head to Benjamin's Deli, 4156 N
Oakland Ave, 414-332-7777. If you'd rather have something a little
spicier, try the yummy barbeque at Miss Katie's Diner, 1900 W
Clybourn Ave, 414-344-0044. If wonderful hamburgers are more
to your liking, drop into Jessica's Drive-In Custard Stand, 10300
W Fisher Pkwy, 414-744-1119. For more fast food choices drive
down Water, 76th St., Green Bay, and Greenfield streets, where
you'll find all kinds of places to fill your tummy.
For a taste of ethnic food stop by Toy's Chinatown Restaurant,
830 N Old World Third St., 414-271-5166; Karl Ratzsch's Restaurant,
320 E Manson St., 414-276-2720; Giovanni's Restaurant, 1683 N
Van Buren St., 414-291-5600; Old Town Serbian Gourmet House,
522 W Lincoln Ave, 414-672-0206; and La Fuente Mexican Restaurant,
625 S 5th St., 414-271-8595.
If you feel like splurging a little bit and want great food
in a unique setting make reservations for Boder's on the River,
11919 N River Rd., Mequon, WI, 262-242-0335, where you can enjoy
early American food in a 1840s homestead. Or head to Hubertus,
Wisconsin and the Fox & Hounds Restaurant, 1298 Friess Lake
Rd., about 45 minutes from downtown, 262-628-1111, where you'll
be treated to a wonderful dinner in a setting with antique-filled
log and stone rooms.
To take home a little of Wisconsin with you, head to Usinger's
Famous Sausage, 1030 N Old World Third St., 414-276-9100, where
you'll find more than 76 varieties of sausages to choose from.
Then stop by the Wisconsin Cheese Mart, 215 W Highland, 414-272-3544,
for domestic and imported cheeses, honeys, syrups, jellies, mustards,
crackers, candies, and bulk coffees.
Though I can't guarantee you won't take some of this home
with you squashed around your waist, I think a visit to the Chocolate
Tree, 1048 Old World Third St., 414-271-5774, is worth the risk.
But plan on spending some time, because you'll have to choose
between the largest selection of chocolates and candies in Wisconsin.
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If what you crave is a great sit down meal, then head to the Apple Holler Restaurant, 5006 S Sylvania Ave, Sturtevant, WI, 262-884-7100; the Brown Bottle Pub, 221 W Galena, in the Historic Schlitz Brewery Park Complex, 414-271-4444; or Heinemann's Restaurant, 317 N 76th St., 414-258-6800. For a great breakfast, stop at Le Peep, 250 E Wisconsin Ave, 414-273-7337; or 3900 W Brown Deer Rd., 414-355-8188. If you enjoy places with creative atmospheres, try the Safe House, look for the door with the brass nameplate that says "International Exports, LTD.," 779 N Front St., 414-271-2007. Its "James Bond" spy decor, music and themed food and drink will probably make you feel very dangerous and dashing. For a great deli sandwich head to Benjamin's Deli, 4156 N Oakland Ave, 414-332-7777. If you'd rather have something a little spicier, try the yummy barbeque at Miss Katie's Diner, 1900 W Clybourn Ave, 414-344-0044. If wonderful hamburgers are more to your liking, drop into Jessica's Drive-In Custard Stand, 10300 W Fisher Pkwy, 414-744-1119. For more fast food choices drive down Water, 76th St., Green Bay, and Greenfield streets, where you'll find all kinds of places to fill your tummy. For a taste of ethnic food stop by Toy's Chinatown Restaurant, 830 N Old World Third St., 414-271-5166; Karl Ratzsch's Restaurant, 320 E Manson St., 414-276-2720; Giovanni's Restaurant, 1683 N Van Buren St., 414-291-5600; Old Town Serbian Gourmet House, 522 W Lincoln Ave, 414-672-0206; and La Fuente Mexican Restaurant, 625 S 5th St., 414-271-8595. If you feel like splurging a little bit and want great food in a unique setting make reservations for Boder's on the River, 11919 N River Rd., Mequon, WI, 262-242-0335, where you can enjoy early American food in a 1840s homestead. Or head to Hubertus, Wisconsin and the Fox & Hounds Restaurant, 1298 Friess Lake Rd., about 45 minutes from downtown, 262-628-1111, where you'll be treated to a wonderful dinner in a setting with antique-filled log and stone rooms. To take home a little of Wisconsin with you, head to Usinger's Famous Sausage, 1030 N Old World Third St., 414-276-9100, where you'll find more than 76 varieties of sausages to choose from. Then stop by the Wisconsin Cheese Mart, 215 W Highland, 414-272-3544, for domestic and imported cheeses, honeys, syrups, jellies, mustards, crackers, candies, and bulk coffees. Though I can't guarantee you won't take some of this home with you squashed around your waist, I think a visit to the Chocolate Tree, 1048 Old World Third St., 414-271-5774, is worth the risk. But plan on spending some time, because you'll have to choose between the largest selection of chocolates and candies in Wisconsin. |