Milwaukee Restaurants

... call lots of things "Historic" here). I'd skip this - it's an old manufacturing and warehouse area that's been turned into restaurants, galleries, specialty stores, etc. Might be cool if you lived here, but as a tourist, why bother, unless you're ...

... . Experience Ratings 1.  Milwaukee International Airport - 6/10 - Pretty boring airport with minimal shops and highly limited choices of restaurants/cafes, but I guess that's what's expected of a small airport of a smaller city.  I must say, the ...

... finding that more and more it's the country's natural surroundings that differentiate one region over another.   The stores and restaurants are the same flavor now coast to coast it seems in the cities.   Mission #1:  We ...

... gets a little colder. We arrive in the city at sunset, which is apparently (and ridiculously) around 5:30pm. We find a row of restaurants and bars that are almost all German-influenced. We stop in at Mader's Restaurant, which is well-known for having been ...

... taunt, me so I gave up.  Today though was much more exciting. We all (fam and I) went to one of two restaurants in this city that's actually good. The Rock Bottom brewery, where I drank seven very small beers and very impressed with a pale ale ...

... they had never gotten to the food service on the plane yet. At the time we landed in Albuquerque, all the shops and restaurants had closed. "Dinner" was a small bag of Fritos (that we split) and a package of cheese crackers with peanut butter. I ...

... and warehouse district which now houses the highest concentration of art galleries in the city, as well as antique shops, restaurants, specialty stores, etc.   We walked around looked at the old buildings (in the process of being ...

... ; the HD museum did not highlight this fact. For dinner after the museum we went over to one of my favorite crappy restaurants in Milwaukee. Inside Miller Park there is a TGI Friday's that open year round. While you eat you can either look at the field ...

... still feels like it's a mile long despite tons of effort already.  We are making passport photos, printing directions to a few restaurants we want to try, and finalizing a few more things we want to do on the trip (still!).  We are definitely a ...

... we'd like to test that theory during football season!). It's eco-friendly with lots of alternative food stores, independent restaurants, bike paths and green space. Madison is situated between 2 lakes and has some lovely neighborhoods as well. ...

... and where he would be working. We were impressed with the number of theaters and music venues and the lovely riverfront restaurants and walkways. They reminded us of Chicago. The lakefront is stunning with its unique art museum and beautiful parks and ...

... into apartments and restaurants/bars. The city features an impressive masonic temple, Temple Tripoli, a Riverwalk dotted with outside restaurants and a variety of sculptures. It's also home of the Miller Brewing company, the Art museum and Summerfest - ...

... get green vegetables. Right now you can get a fantastic head of Boston lettuce for 14.5Kc ($.58). The small, family owned restaurants are amazing. We enjoy the food, although trying to decipher the menus can be a real challenge. The larger ones in ...

... Mitan, south of the capital of Fort-de-France. Both Anse Mitan and Pointe du Bout are tourist centers with hotels and overpriced restaurants and shops. However the water and beaches are nice and one can take a ferry round trip to the capital for 3 Euros ...

... months and start a very comfortable Dutch restaurant to share Dutch hospitality and offer something special instead of all those chain restaurants that are everywhere. This is the kind of place where something like this could work. I did some research ...

... have on a man. Heading back towards Chicago, we ended up in Kenosha and, eschewing the delights of the crazy golf courses and restaurants whose main selling point was cheese (Gromit), we ended up in a bar in a steakhouse - and very pleasant it was too. ...

... with Rachel and Nick in Bowling Green.  We went to a cute little diner.  It may have been one of the only restaurants open on Memorial Day.  I had a super yummy veggie omelet!  From there we went back to Rachel's to pack again. ...

... time to start looking for a place to eat dinner and so I took the Tube to Piccadilly Circus to scout out some restaurants I had spotted earlier. There was one restaurant in particular that I wanted to try called 'Hamburger Union'. The theme of the place ...

... drank and ate and drank. It was fun to cook for a group and it was fun to expose them to some of our favorite restaurants. On Sunday we went to St. Michael's church for 11:00 English service. It was a delightful service with the children's choir ...

... of the world. The noise was amazing and the big cars were something else. We were also amazed at how expensive food and restaurants were. We were happy to get home. Fred started as soon as possible on plants for the patio. He has Geraniums, ...