Top 49 things to do and attractions in Milwaukee

One of the best museums in the country both inside and out and incredible views right on gorgeous Lake Michigan. Plan to have lunch at the awesome cafe overlooking the lake, which includes a patio. Collection is beautifully arranged with an incredible American modern collection, best in Midwest. I got a membership so I can walk over and do laps around the tunnels which overlook the lake and city! Cafe is excellent with perfect espresso, salads, wraps and subs, soups and wine, etc. Supporting the cafe supports the museum! Well done!

My boyfriend and I went to the art museum today to take pictures with his new camera. There were only a few spots we took pictures and were really respectful of those around us but we were followed on the lower level of the museum the whole time. We couldn’t go in a new section without a worker watching us. We were in no way doing anything that caused any disturbance to anyone or anything there…that kinda ruined the experience for us. Other than that the art is gorgeous and I have always loved art since I was a kid.

We come here about once a year. It's not something we normally plan to do, but think about it when we might be downtown for some other activity and find that we have some time. Always enjoy the building itself and the featured exhibits. This time they were showcasing some of the Bradley Collection. Another special exhibit (although much smaller in scale) was the "Reviving the Dance of Death." The docent suggested that we use the magnifier app on our phone to get a closer look — great suggestion! We never try to see everything, and usually have enough after one hour. The lower level parking is a great option if there are spaces available. The MAM is a nice amenity on our beautiful lakefront.

This museum is a dream come true. We traveled from Michigan for Summerfest and knew we had to go to this museum while we were in town! Our first impressions were just marveling at how beautiful it was. Even the underground parking is beautiful! For some reason the wings didn’t open at noon and flap, and we didn’t get to see them open at all this weekend which was such a bummer! The museum is fairly priced at $27, and this place is *huge*. We kept thinking we went through every room and just kept finding more art! We spent almost 3 hours here. The cafe is really nice for a quick bite and beautiful view. Just keep in mind they are cafe prices. I liked the gift shop but I wasn’t blown away. Overall you will see some great things at this museum and you’ll be happy you went!

Beautiful Spot by Lake Michigan The Milwaukee Art Museum is a stunning place for a walk along Lake Michigan. There’s a nice café with great views, and Discovery World plus two lovely parks are just a short walk away along the shoreline. Plenty of parking available — perfect for a relaxing visit.

The museum is well appointed on the Lake Michigan shoreline. It already encompasses the threat of a future romantic destination. If you are a fan of Futurama, you will understand. Initially I intended to visit the museum to explore Calatrava's architecture, which I like. Culturally, it seemed essential to understand why it was positioned in Milwaukee, instead of Chicago. If you recall, the Chicago spire (project started but not completed) was a Calatrava design. Many, I believe, felt slighted by comparison. The project manifested versus the project lost. It was a blow for the birth of the skyscraper city. An old narrative now, but relevant, if only comically. I was not surprised for the setting to be naturally beautiful - you can feel the magnitude of Lake Michigan from inside and outside the museum. However, what shocked me was the glass work throughout the galleries. I was not expecting such an impactful collection, enough to inspire to revisit the topic of glass collecting as art in lieu of paintings. The restaurant needs improvement.

Absolutely beautiful! Wonderful exhibits, amazing staff. Took my friend, my partner & her niece/nephew and we all had a blast. Ten/ten, definitely going to come back again!

⭐️ A Legendary Ride Through Harley-Davidson History – A Must-Visit Iconic Museum! 🏍️🔥 I had an amazing time visiting the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee — an absolute dream for anyone who loves motorcycles, history, design, or true American culture. The entire complex is huge, beautifully designed, and perfectly placed right by the river, which adds a really cool vibe as you walk around the grounds. Even before stepping inside, you’re greeted by impressive outdoor sculptures and classic Harley details that immediately set the tone. Once inside, the experience only gets better. The museum showcases motorcycles from every era — from early 1900s originals to modern designs — each one displayed with great storytelling and historical context. You can easily spend hours walking through the exhibits, exploring legendary models, rare prototypes, and beautifully preserved engines. Everything is clean, well-organized, and very accessible. One of the highlights for me was the gift shop. It’s packed with awesome merchandise, collectibles, apparel, patches, and unique items that you won’t find anywhere else. Whether you’re a hardcore rider or just a traveler looking for a cool souvenir, you’ll find something worth taking home. The museum requires a ticket, but honestly, it’s worth every dollar for the quality of the experience. There are great photo spots, indoor and outdoor areas to explore, and even a restaurant on-site if you want to relax afterward. Overall, this place is a perfect stop for travelers, motorcycle fans, photographers, and anyone who loves American heritage. Highly recommended! 🛠️🏍️🇺🇸

So much better than expected. Two dads met up with their 9 year old girls and they had a blast. STEAM Day helped but it's set up so well that I'm sure they would have had fun without it. Nice place, easy parking when it's all not busy. Great food on campus. Can't wait to return. Maybe solo to really digest all the info

A Must-See in Milwaukee! The Harley-Davidson Museum is an absolute must-do when visiting Milwaukee. It beautifully tells the story of how Harley-Davidson began in 1903 in a small shed and grew into one of the most iconic motorcycle brands in the world. The exhibits showcase historic bikes, racing legends, and design milestones in a modern, engaging way. Right next door you’ll find a large shop — mostly apparel — and a great restaurant on the beautifully designed museum grounds. A perfect stop for anyone interested in innovation, craftsmanship, and American heritage.

The Harley-Davidson Museum is more than just a place to see motorcycles—it’s a celebration of history, craftsmanship, and the spirit of the open road. Every exhibit is thoughtfully designed, from the earliest Harley models to the incredible stories of riders who made them legendary. Walking through the museum, you really feel the pride and passion that built not only a brand, but a worldwide community. It’s inspiring to see how Harley has touched so many lives and carried the idea of freedom across generations. Whether you ride or not, this museum is a must-see. It’s an experience that stays with you long after you leave.

An incredible experience for anyone who loves motorcycles design or American culture. The museum tells the story of Harley-Davidson with passion and authenticity from its early models to today’s innovations. Each exhibit is beautifully presented with vintage bikes rare memorabilia and interactive displays that make history come alive. The staff were knowledgeable and welcoming and the shop and café added to the overall charm. A must visit destination in Milwaukee that celebrates freedom creativity and the open road.

I thought this was a very nice museum. It’s filled with lots of iconic bikes that roll off the line. The only thing is I wish they would’ve had some of the customized bikes. I understand that the people customize them by their selves, but they’re usually customized with Harley Davidson parts.

A great place to show their bikes from the very beginning of their production. They served Army, Postal, Medical, Police, Refugees and to take away pets or people. Visit it and know their bikes. I posted some important information as well.

Great food. So many options. I had blackberry crumble cupcake and it was divine. The spice shop has the most beautiful bottles with great selections and blend I bought several for presents. The restaurant up front was amazing. I bought fun tees as well

Loved it here! As a foodie, hearing there's an entire market jam packed with impeccable food, I was RUNNING - which isn't common for me. And it did not disappoint!!! Anything you could want is in there. You can easily waste way too much time in here picking through vendors. (Ask how I know) Sandwiches, seafood, asian cuisine, BBQ, coffee shops, spice shops, candy shops, ice cream, bakeries, florists, delis. There is seriously so much to try here. You need to check it out! Come with your wallet, you'll need it.

this market was so quaint and adorable to visit! Prices seemed slightly high, although for most of the vendors being private, they have to fit the demands of inflation. The coffee shop was very nice, lots of availability for lunch and dinner offerings. Many options for parking garages, but you can definitely find on street parking if you search hard enough. Would highly recommend when traveling to the greater Milwaukee Wisconsin area!!!!!

This is a really fun and cool place to visit. All kinds of food to eat, to take home or eat there. They have a fish market, a deli, Mexican restaurant, coffee bar, liquor bar and so much more. So much to see taste and enjoy. If you are in the area I highly recommend stopping by.

Super cool place. All sorts of food vendors, whether you are looking to eat in the moment or take something with to cook at home later. Fresh meats and seafood, spice vendors, cheese and lots of great looking bakery. Ready to eat foods include smoked meats, a middle Eastern joint and many others. 2nd floor has a good sized seating area to eat, and picnic tables outside. Definitely stop here more than once.

If you're in the area, I would totally recommend checking out the Milwaukee Public Market! There are so many restaurants, food stalls, and unique shops to explore. You can find everything from fresh meals to fun local gifts, and the atmosphere is lively without feeling overwhelming. It’s the perfect place to grab a bite, wander around, and support local businesses.

This is a place that I would recommend everyone visit in Milwaukee, and it is diverse and capacious enough that there is likely something for everyone regardless of one's interests. There's a sense of movement in vitality pulsating throughout the market, and the clocks depicting the times in other great markets around the world is a bit of symbolism that feels earned. Yes, this place does feel about as culturally rich as the likes of Granville Market in Vancouver, and that is a high compliment. I do not know if this is my favorite place in the city, as that would probably be the art museum here, but this is probably the place one should go in order to experience the lifestream of the city, and all its earnestness and all its love of beer and cheese and many different varieties of meats. Bratwursts are a particular specialty. Yet even vegetarians and vegans can find something to love and enjoy here: it's that large and cavernous.

Great tour of the Pabst mansion. The tour was led by a volunteer, Karen, and she was knowledgeable and informative. The house is being remodeled on the exterior but still open for tours. They offer discounts for seniors and students. Highly recommended while you’re in Milwaukee.

Very nice tour. The docent was very knowledgeable about the history of the mansion, but I felt her delivery was rushed at times. Most likely due to the size of our group (we were split into two groups) and that there were other tours immediately following. The most disappointing thing about the tour however, is that the exterior of the mansion is completely surrounded by scaffolding which makes it impossible to get a sense of the grandeur of the architectural details. When I went to purchase the tickets online, there was no mention of it, but I guess since the tour is of the interior, they must not have felt the need to call it out on their site. Be sure to watch the video in the welcome center next door (the place you gather before the tour) as it contains so great information about the history of the Pabst family, the mansion and the other mansions on the block that have been destroyed.

Beautiful Historic Home The Pabst Mansion offers a rich, well-paced glimpse into Milwaukee’s past. An informative short film sets the context around Captain Frederick Pabst, his family, and the brewing-era prosperity that shaped the house. We opted for the self-guided tour, which lets you move at your own speed through elegantly restored rooms, period furnishings, and thoughtful exhibits. The mansion is in very good condition; note that the exterior façade is currently under renovation, but it doesn’t detract from the experience. Built in 1892 for the Pabst family, the residence later served as the Archbishop’s home before being preserved and opened as a museum in the late 1970s. The blend of architecture, social history, and careful restoration makes this an engaging stop — plan about an hour to enjoy the film, explore the interiors, and appreciate the craftsmanship.

Highly recommend visiting this stunning mansion. We took a Sunday morning mimosa tour and our docent Genevieve was excellent. Extremely knowledgeable on not just the mansion and Pabst family but the entire era. The mansion interior is just phenomenal. The woodwork alone is breathtaking. The restoration they’ve taken on is impressive. We will be back when the outside is fully restored and will take the Behind the Scenes tour.

I attended the opening event for the Christmas decorations at the Pabst Mansion. The mansion looked beautiful and the staff / volunteers were excellent. I'm looking forward to returning with family to see the beautiful displays.

We took the guided tour for $19.00. They do have military, senior, and student discounts. Don't go to the house check in at the gift shop first. Directly across from the gift shop is a free parking lot. The tour was right around an hour long. We got to tour all three floors of the mansion. They do have an elevator for guests to use. Our docent/ tour guide was great. She answered all of our questions and provided tons of information. When we went the front of the mansion was getting construction. It didn't affect the tour at all. After the tour we went back into the gift shop and bought a Pabst blue Ribbon ice cold beer. It was a great way to end the day. Everyone was super nice, and accommodating. I scheduled my tickets online their website is very easy to use.

A wonderful slice of American History. Thankfully this place was saved from the wrecking ball. It could have been another ugly modern US building or a parking lot. Well worth your time to visit. Also see the Pabst Brewery tour as a supplement. Learn how corporate mergers, greed, and acquisitions by private equity has destroyed another American Icon.

This is hands down one of the coolest museums I have ever seen! The displays are top notch and full of interesting exhibits! My 15 year old said this is the closest she's ever come to enjoying history! Plenty of options for ADA compliance, plenty of exhibit topics to provide fun for everyone!

We all absolutely loved this museum!! Every staff member we encountered was friendly and helpful. They went above and beyond for us! Clean bathrooms which is always wonderful. There is so much to see and do you could spend a whole day here learning and exploring. Everything is so detailed and fascinating to look at. You can really see all the thought- time and hard work that went into the making of the museum. Learn about history and culture and so much more. There is even a butterfly room! Fun for all ages- three levels of fun. They even have a cafe on site and parking garage next door (fee). We had so much fun i can't wait to come again and spend more time exploring the museum.

Fun museum with some hidden gems that keep it interesting for everyone. From the butterfly exhibits to the rattlesnake in the Buffalo hunt, there's so muchto find and discover. The European village and the old streets of Milwaukee are one of the most unique exhibits I have seen at the many museums I've visited.

Such an amazing place! I home schooled my 3 kids and would have loved to have had access to a place like this! It's fun, entertaining, educational, emotional, friendly and incredibly interesting . I def recommend 100%

Totally surprised by the presentation of this facility. We came in skeptical but left impressed. The outside of the building wasn't appealing, so when we saw the displays we were shocked by the professional layout. Great artists have been a part of this, and sculptures could rival any other facility. Often, the displays had much more detail than necessary to make the point, and I, for one, appreciated that. We have visited many, many museums. This was one of our favorites.

Three floors- so a lot to see. We enjoyed the planetarium show the most. The butterfly room was also really cool! Ate lunch in the cafe. It was convenient and the pizza was pretty good. There’s a lot to learn about Milwaukee and it was an interesting museum.

Great museum, one of the better ones we've been to. Multiple time visitor, been visiting for 35 yrs. We drove from Michigan (6 hrs). My kids absolutely loved the dioramas, the dinosaur one and the buffalo hunt were visited a couple of times in our trip. The streets of old milwaukee was so cool, and great for teaching the cultural backgrounds. Sadly I've heard the museum is planning to remove all that, so this may have been our last time visiting.

Our family spent 4 hours here and could have spent more. The kids were 7, 8, 9 and 11. The aquarium side was small but still interesting (we touched a sturgeon, ray, lobster and sea cucumber in the petting tanks) and the tech side was definitely cool. I’ve been to a fair share of natural science and children’s museums and there were things here I haven’t done. And a beautiful location overlooking the lake. I recommend this for a family friendly stop in Milwaukee!

This is a great place with to go visit with your family on a weekend or weekdays. If you are disabled they have wheelchairs. There are a lot of interested displays. They have a huge model of Milwaukee including Allen Bradley clock Tower. There are big displays with many different kinds of fish and turtles. There is a place where children can stand on the steps and touch surgeon and stingrays this is very fun but the water is a little cold. It also offers a great view of the lakefront and a little cafe where you can go buy burgers drinks and snacks. And a gift shop stuffed animals, jewelry, and a variety of other merchandise.. my daughter and her best friend got matching bracelets with stingrays on them and I got a stingray plushie for me and my son. A very enjoyable time. I would highly recommend it to people visiting Milwaukee or families looking for something to do on the weekend or days off of school.

I took e kids (15, 12, and 6) and every one of us had a great time! Arrived within an hour of opening and there was plenty of parking in the garage! The touch tank was a HUGE hit and the individuals monitoring were kind when correcting patrons and very helpful! All the staff were helpful and patient! The sensory bags were so helpful for our sensory sensitive kiddos!

Admission price is a pricey, but worth every penny! We spent 3 hours in the museum, could spend even more. Our kids (she 8, 5, and 2) had a blast! I learned a lot too! Parking is expensive. If you don't mind walking, park 1-2 blocks away and walk to the museum.

What a cool place! Super easy parking underground and reasonably priced. The value for your entrance ticket was excellent as there is SO much stuff to see. Highly recommend for your whole family. Beautiful views of Lake Michigan.

Wow, beyond amazing! The aquarium is small but jam packed and the wastewater treatment portion is really cool! Tech side is neat too. Highly recommend!

The best place to have fun with your kids! Discovery World is our favorite spot for a day full of learning, fun, and unforgettable memories. The hands-on activities keep the kids engaged, and the exhibits are perfect for sparking curiosity. After all the excitement, grabbing a good meal nearby makes it a perfect outing. Every visit feels like an adventure—and the sense of discovery always brings back the best memories!

Such a nice zoo. Clean. Staff is pleasant and seem to really like their jobs. Animals appear to be well cared for. The predator prey set ups are nice. The plush scooters are fun. The gift shop is nice. There are multiple food options.

Very nice zoo with shade and easily walkable. They had all the major animals. The only downside was some of the exhibits. For example, the big cats (e.g., lions, tigers) are all inside. It was cool seeing them so close, but I couldn't help but feel bad for them in such tiny enclosures. Now, it appears they each take turns using the outside exhibits, but it still, it was sad seeing them in these glass cages. I haven't really seen that before. There are a variety of food options and spread across nicely. The elephants had a big exhibit and appeared active. Hippo was also really neat.

CYRONI THA MACARONI — ALMOST GOT CHARGED BY AN ELEPHANT (BUT IT WAS JUST A BANANA PHONE MIX-UP) PART 1 of ALOT SO STAY TUNED.. 🚨 The scene? Milwaukee County Zoo. Cyroni standing tall, phone in hand, legacy in progress. Then BOOM—elephant locks eyes like it’s snack time. 💥 Was it a charge? Was it a warning? Cyroni says nah—it just thought my phone was a banana. And honestly? That’s the kind of energy we bring: so fresh, even elephants want a bite. 📢 No fear. No flinch. Just a legendary moment. Cyroni didn’t back down—he just laughed it off like a true explorer. Because when you’re built for adventure, even wild encounters turn into wild stories. 🔥 #LOUDNCLEAR #CyroniThaMacaroni #BananaPhoneConfusion #ElephantEnergy #MilwaukeeZooMoments #BuiltForWildLegacy BIG THANK YOU TO THE MODERN WOODMAN GROUP!!!

I really liked this zoo! Very beautiful and a lot bigger than the map make it seem! All I could wish is the train and the skyride were free or at least cheaper and that the parking was cheaper. The day I went it was a pretty empty parking lot so I would've hoped it would be reduced or free. I love the koi fish!

Wonderfully beautiful zoo. Well kept, the animals seem happy and healthy. Great variety. We didn't wait to see any animals. There was no crowd except when getting snacks. Some of the snack locations ran out of many items. The price for snacks was very high compared to ticket prices. Otherwise we were very happy!

This is a nice escape out of Illinois. In the summer months, it’s a great time to walk around and see different animals and look at different attractions.. The elephant and monkey displays were great for the kids. Signage was clear and most things were easy to find using the map or the signage The zoo is adding more features this year, which is nice to see. One room for improvement is some of the food places were not open on a Friday during summer. Online ticket purchase is easy and saves you time when you park.

It was Such a a Great Time... We really enjoyed seeing the Many , Many,Many Animals from all over the world that Now Live at the Milwaukee county zoo. The staff were Helpful and informative. We will be back for all the Family fun

Beautiful Experience – A Must-Visit, But Could Use Expansion Mitchell Park Domes Horticulture Conservatory is a hidden gem in Milwaukee and an amazing place to spend a few hours surrounded by nature. The three domes—Desert, Tropical, and Show—are well-designed, peaceful, and filled with stunning plants from around the world. It's a perfect spot for families, nature lovers, photographers, or just anyone looking for a relaxing escape from city life. One of the biggest perks is the free and easy parking, which made the visit super convenient. The ticket prices are very affordable, making it accessible for just about everyone, especially considering the quality of the exhibits inside. Each dome offers a unique vibe—the Tropical Dome feels like stepping into a rainforest, and the Desert Dome is fascinating with its collection of cacti and succulents. The Show Dome rotates themes seasonally, and it was beautifully decorated during my visit. The only reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the overall size of the park. While the domes are beautiful and well-maintained, the entire experience is a bit on the shorter side. You can comfortably see everything in about an hour, and I found myself wishing there was more to explore. It would be wonderful to see the park expanded with additional exhibits or outdoor gardens in the future. Overall, Mitchell Park Domes offers great value, stunning plant displays, and a peaceful atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area, and I’d love to see it grow even more over time!

Very BEAUTIFUL & well maintained. We spent approximately an hour to 1.5 hrs. Self-paced. There are 3 domes which represent 3 different regions of the world with native plants. There are a few benches to sit on, however I feel they could add a few so more people can sit and relax or take a little break. There’s a gift shop in the entry way building. Plus public restrooms.

The day I went, only two of the three domes were open. One was in transition - the seasonal one probably getting ready for Christmas. Despite that disappointment, I found it really peaceful and enjoyable to walk through the domes. The colors in the tropical dome were amazing. To me, definitely worth the admission.

Amazing. There are themes for each dome. Fantasy, Desert and Tropical. Each one is excellent and had different flowers and vegetation. My favorite is the fantasy. The flowers and vegetation were awesome. They had a (fake) Unicorn, a Phoenix, a DragonBall dwarfs amongst the flowers. I picked up a few things from their gift shop.

The domes are absolutely stunning, both in their unique architecture and the vibrant displays inside. Each primary exhibit offered something special, showcasing a wide variety of plants and trees from different climates and regions. It was fascinating to see so many species in one place, from towering palms to massive cactuses, especially since most of us are used to only seeing them as small houseplants. Being able to walk among them in their full size was truly a memorable experience. The layout makes for an easy and pleasant walk, allowing you to take your time and really appreciate the details without feeling rushed. Every dome felt thoughtfully curated, with plenty to see from start to finish. If you’re in the area, I highly recommend setting aside some time to visit—it’s a beautiful, educational, and relaxing spot that’s well worth the stop.

Wow! I didn't know conservatories could be so BIG! Whether you're outside or inside, the view is gorgeous. There are so many educational signs to read up on all of the flora, and there are so many plants to look at! The fountains outside were my toddler's favorite part, they were a great way to cool off on such a hot day. Definitely recommend!

This unique location features three stunning, intricately designed domes that stand out prominently against the skyline, offering a breathtaking view and a sense of tranquility. My favorite was the rainforest dome soooo real, it feels like you are in a jungle in Costa Rica.

Solid swimming if you love cold plunges. Great smells if you like dead fish. But seriously, a fun beach to hang out with friends and plenty of volleyball courts to play at.

Bradford Beach seems to be well taken care off. Nice and even sand, and easy to find a spot to sit. Parking might be a bit iffy at times, but that just shows how nice the beach there is.

Beautiful beach with multiple volleyball courts and a nice bathroom/changing room in an old retro building. There are drinking huts too. Great place to catch a sunrise.

I thought North Bradford beack was safe from the sewage. Nope, I was sadly wrong. Literally 150 feet of poop and sewage just sitting on the beach in the water. It was so disgusting, I left immediately. I saw all these kids and dogs playing within 100 feet of it.

First time really spending time here, I was really impressed! This is a must stop if you love volleyball, people watch, walk, drink, or just soak up some sun. It's a more trendier beach for sure. There's scooter rentals, about 3 tiki bars right on the beach, benches all around the beach, tons of volleyball nets, an awesome concession stand w decent prices (serve alcohol too), and clean bathrooms. I was so impressed with how clean everything looked. There's cops always somewhere near, so it felt safe and they were friendly too! The beach itself is a little rougher and deeper. Might not be as great for the little ones. This is a great place for pictures too as besides having the beach view, there's a bridge, a woodsy walking path and large white rocks near the water edge. I'm coming back next time to sit in that tiki bar and enjoy a cold one! After my swim of course lol

I’m an out of state visitor staying for a few weeks in Muskego. I wanted to see a beach, or at least the shore of Lake Michigan while I was here. I’m so glad I decided upon Bradford Beach for a short outing. it is still winter technically, but the day I went was sunny and warmish. There were maybe a dozen other people on the beach. It’s a lovely, peaceful place – at least on the day I was there. I imagine in warmer months it is quite active! which would also be a lot of fun.

This place is a gem (that many people know about)! I visited Milwaukee for a Brewers came and fell in love with this city. Bonus points for the chance to hang out on the beach of Lake Michigan over the next afternoon. I grew up close to the Atlantic Ocean and lived on the Gulf Coast and I was pleasantly surprised. I can see why this is a top city beach. I loved hearing the sounds of the waves landing on the shore at Bradford Beach and watching the tide come in and out. Bradford Beach has volleyball courts, tiki bars, rocky jetties and plenty of places to sit. I only wish I had more time to chill here and go for a swim.

From a fitness perspective of a scenic run focusing on your health and steps, this is a great spot for a good morning or evening workout. If you are here for recreational purposes, this is not the spot. Very nasty and trashed water that looked far from its natural state. Lots of cigars, alcohol, and beer lying on the side of the walkway by the river. Mediocre experience coming from a frequenter of the Chicago Riverwalk.

Milwaukee is a clean, quiet, and gentle city, and the Riverwalk truly reflects that character. I expected to see a beautiful riverside view, but what surprised me most was just how peaceful it was. At first, I enjoyed watching a sightseeing boat pass by, but then I witnessed something even more fascinating—a bridge lowering to reconnect the road. It was such an unexpected and unique sight, something you don’t get to see just anywhere. The Riverwalk offers both calmness and moments of wonder, making it a memorable part of the city.

Despite the rain, Milwaukee’s RiverWalk proved to be stunning! . The gentle patter of raindrops only enhanced the beauty of the riverside views, creating a serene and almost magical atmosphere. Whether it's sunny or rainy, the RiverWalk always offers a unique and enchanting experience. Don’t let a little weather (or the half naked homeless lady changing her pants) stop you from exploring this gem in the heart of the city! 🌧️🌊✨

Great walk... lots of construction and upgrades of some of the drawbridges.

Nice quiet walking area in Downtown Milwaukee. This was within a couple blocks of my hotel and I visited a couple mornings during my stay. There were a couple people sleeping on benches and around the river on the ground. Overall it was a pleasant walk and peaceful experience

Free to visit, it's the best place for a walk in downtown Milwaukee. So much to see and do. The views of the skyline and water are spectacular. Handicap accessible and easy to navigate. You may want to pack a jacket during the evening or colder months. The wind seems hectic at times.

Very nice and quaint walk along the river! There were some interesting things to look at while walking, and it was peaceful and a nice stroll. The path is well maintained overall. I recommend this for a nice walk along the river, and there's even some benches to sit along the way.

It was a great venue but it was challenging to see multiple bands. The food and drink options were great but if you wanted better seating you had to have the vip tickets. I would definitely come back but it’s a lot for 3 days. Also the vendors were awesome.

We had lots of fun. The tickets were very reasonable and we heard a few new artist we added to our play lists. It was our daughter's first concert experience and she had the best time

Summerfest was a great fun event. Loved exploring the park. So many artists, activities and food. All of it was worth it even if it was a hot day. Definitely worth checking it out if you’re in milwaukee.

I went to see $uicideboy$ and billy idol in august. Amazing shows for both! also had such a great view.

Summerfest is usually great, but this year I'm not sure what happened. The last weekend there were multiple fights and during a set a guy fell and hit his head on the concrete behind us. It took forever for staff to get to him (like 15 minutes) and then it took another 15-20 for medical to arrive. There should be an EMT team at each stage. I truly hope the guy was ok.

Due to high heat, Summerfest is allowing carry in of water bottles. Any other day just bring in an empty water bottle and fill up at the water fountains. The best thing we ate this year was the deconstructed s’more empanada from La Masa. There are multiple entrances into the festival grounds. Check which stage do you want to go to before you map your ride or decide where to park. If you’re using uber or Lyft you may want to get dropped off a couple blocks before and walk in which will be faster. Lime scooters are everywhere too and can be booked in your uber app. The summerfest merch this year is awesome!

As always A FANTASTIC TIME! Great music, Great food and the crowd was at times a bit much but manageable for the most part. FYI if you get the $21 pink lemonade drink by the Miller stage, go slow! It sneaks up on you. Just my PSA for today. ENJOY!

I had such a wonderful time at China Lights. The displays were absolutely stunning, vibrant, detailed, and so thoughtfully put together. The atmosphere was lively yet still family friendly, with plenty of space to stroll and take everything in. The live performance was so much fun to watch, and there were food and drinks available for purchase, along with seating areas. One tip: bring bug repellant since you’ll be outside after dark. It’s a beautiful experience whether you go with kids, friends, or on your own. I highly recommend it to anyone in the Milwaukee area or visiting. Definitely worth the trip.

This has become a fun tradition for my best friend and I. The first one we came to was Alice in Wonderland and to this day, it’s my absolute favorite, but every year is over the top. There are so many beautiful displays. I can’t imagine how much time it must take to set everything up. There are food, vendors, some of the most amazing kettle corn, ice cream, adult beverages, a little bit of everything. On the way out there’s a mini donut vendor, you don’t wanna miss it. They are warm and delicious for the ride home. There was a beautiful young lady in the back, who was painting the inside of bottles to create a scene. You could buy Christmas ornaments, which I bought 2, A little tea pot, a bottle, all kinds of other fun things. It was incredible to watch her paint. Everything is hand painted on the inside of the glass, which is not only an insane talent, but imagine how much patience that it takes. The only negative I could say about this is the parking. The main lot fills quickly so you have to be bussed from a remote lot. That’s difficult when I’m bringing my 78-year-old mother. Aside from that, it’s one of our favorite fall excursions. We drive an hour from Chicago and it’s absolutely worth the drive.

The China Lights exhibit is a wonderful event for all ages. My fiancé and I come yearly with our closest friends, it has become a tradition in our friend group. Today, my partner proposed to me at the Botanical Gardens. The place is like a mystical fairy garden, and I will always remember this event, its beauty, and the sense of community coming together. Everyone should come experience this!

2025 China Lights review: I took my children here and we all were intrigued by the amount of lights and designs placed so over. the price was about 30$ per person and came with parking and a shuttle to the event space. upon arrival you walk to the ticket area and through a beautiful corridor. there's a map at the beginning if needed, but honestly just exploring the lights, entertainment (also has a stage for performances), and food was incredible. tanpopo had a food stall and provided amazing choices. alongside that is popcorn, 21+ beverages, and a small stand with incredible art pieces relating Chinese culture! Wonderful event for a date, family, or group trip! tickets sold fast so buying online in advance is recommended!

It was amazing, we took the grandkids to see the China Lights at the gardens on Sunday October 12, 2025. Parking was free for handicap and Service personnel. We went to the 5:30pm experience and stayed till 9pm. Once the sun went down the lights came alive, lots of interactive things for the kids to do. The Chinese acrobat were excellent too.

The Boerner Botanical Gardens are gorgeous all year round offering a place to indulge in tranquil natural beauty. A highlight of the Garden is their yearly China Lights display. The Lights during the day and night each offer a unique experience. Experiencing the China Lights during the day is lower traffic; you're able to take your time and admire the craftsmanship and details on all the lanterns. The Night viewings are high-traffic and more popular amongst visitors. The Garden has free parking available for patrons. Ticket prices for the Garden depend on the event. The Garden is wheelchair accessible.

We went to see the China Lights Festival and it was a wonderful experience. There are several attractions for children to enjoy, cultural performances, food and craft sales. Friendly staff. It's very colorful and truly a beautiful display.

The brewery was great, the atmosphere was amazing and the cheese curds were fantastic. They were super chewy and had a little grease on the outside. The downside is you can’t eat a lot of them at the same time because of the cheese and grease. They don’t offer flights on the weekends but I got the dive beer and it was a nice light beer. You have to pay for the brewery tours and they are only available on the weekends.

Great atmosphere with plenty of beer options and a decent size menu. The cheese curds were the best I’ve ever had! The only down side is parking. It took us 15 minutes to find street parking. I can’t imagine trying to park during peak times. Overall it was a great experience and highly recommend!

Our company set up a tour here and it was a lot of fun. Our guide George was very entertaining and did a great job. We each got several chips to spend on drinks. My absolute favorite was their Eastside Dark, followed by the Hazy rabbit and Bumble Bear. They have the absolute best cheese curds I have ever tasted.

So many things to love here! Ahead of our tour we enjoyed some incredible fried cheese curds and a giant pretzel -- we loved both of them. Then onto the informative tour with JD who was funny and knowledgeable and did a great job keeping control of the group. The $17 tour price is a bargain since it includes 32oz of beer as well. (Tip: I'm not a beer drinker but I enjoyed their Shandy, a mead, and their highly delicious root beer.)

This is a Milwaukee classic. Food here is super on point. Some of the best cheese curds l've ever had! Huge space with bench seating so you'll likely have someone on the same table but it's not an issue. Can still get pretty packed. Right next to the river. If you're on a boat you can dock, get a beer, and head back out pretty quickly. I recommend doing the tour its worth $7 3 drinks and a awesome lake front beer cup! 100% recommend!

Great beer and food. We took the weekday tour and it was great. You get 4 generous half pint samples. You also get a coupon for a free beer at participating restaurant/bars. Add this tour to your list.

Food & atmosphere was great. Best cheese curds I’ve had! I ordered the sausage mac & cheese and it was delicious. It had caramelized (I think) onions and it elevated the dish to a whole new level.

This is SO fun to go with the kids! My toddler loved it. There were some broken pieces on the displays and when we brought it to the person working, they shrugged it off like “oh yeah it’s broken” but didn’t seem interested in fixing it right away. Also the school play area was in disarray with missing pieces. However it was gorgeous views of the lake, we had fun running into friends and had fun overall.

I do really enjoy this children’s museum and my kids do as well (7 & 11months old) however unless there is an exhibit going it’s pretty empty over by the garden area and I feel as though for the outside portions they could do a little bit more but positives are that kids of all ages can enjoy this place they also offer a parking discount for the parking garage and they have a nursing room which is honestly ideal when coming with little littles

A great children’s museum with ample activities and play areas for kids to explore. The Sendik’s grocery store and mechanic shop were the highlights of my kids trip! They had a blast and it was fairly quiet for a Wednesday afternoon.

Excellent children’s museum! Everything was really clean and in working order. Highly recommend!!

My kids had fun in this place! Recommended for kids and family to visit

My kiddos had a blast. Lots to do and all age appropriate. I especially appreciated the 4 and under play area, as we crossed paths with a field trip of older kiddos (6-8 yrs old) and felt a bit overwhelming with my 3 yr old and 10month old. The bathrooms were nice and accessible for strollers. My kids were never bored. I especially appreciate seeing staff often picking up/rearranging and keeping things cleanly. We personally saw a young lady disinfecting connecting play parts. It was great having hand sanitizer stations all around. There was a nice sitting area for those who brought snacks/lunch. There was also a coffee station where things could be purchased. Overall, really great experience, especially during these cold winter months! I'm sure we will be back!

I took my grand babies, and this place is NOT what it used to be! Rowdy misbehaved kids running everywhere with no staff (or parents) anywhere to keep any sense of order. It's basically a free for all. In the area designed for the very young ones, there were middle school aged kids running around and pushing the little ones who got in their way, no parents anywhere I could see! Same case for everywhere else we went. Also, the cool exhibits they used to have are no more. This was a place once suited for smaller kids with lots of neat things for them to do-its now a rowdy mess with minimal things for the kids to interact with. I was literally not comfortable even letting go of my granddaughters hand! It's so sad how downhill this place has gone!

Going to a Brewers game at American Family Field is always a fun experience. The energy in the stadium is great!! fans are passionate but also welcoming, so it feels like a true community atmosphere. One of the best parts is the famous Sausage Race, which is such a quirky and unique tradition that makes the game feel extra memorable (and always gets the crowd hyped). The retractable roof is also a big plus, you don’t have to worry about games getting rained out, and it makes the stadium comfortable no matter the weather. Food-wise, you’ll find plenty of classic ballpark eats along with some Wisconsin favorites like cheese curds, brats, and local beers. Prices are definitely on the higher side, but that’s pretty standard at MLB parks. The staff throughout the stadium is friendly and helpful, and the whole place is kept clean and easy to navigate. Parking can get a little crowded, but the tailgating scene is part of the fun!! lots of fans grilling out before the game adds to the whole experience. Overall, the Brewers stadium offers more than just baseball. it’s a mix of tradition, good food, and a welcoming fan base that makes every game feel like a celebration.

This is, without a doubt, one of the best ballparks in baseball and a must-visit, even if your team isn't playing. From the moment you arrive, the atmosphere is electric and uniquely tied to the city. The architects did an incredible job blending modern amenities with a classic, old-school ballpark feel. The sightlines are superior from every section. The concessions here are what set this park apart. They offer typical stadium food, but they've partnered with local restaurants and breweries, offering a fantastic variety. When you couple the food with the wide selection of craft beers, you have a superior concession stand. There are plenty of social spaces, fan zone and childrens experiences to gather at, like the "Kids Zone" on the terrace level and the "Power Playground" on the field concourse.The integration of team history is also superb, with beautiful plaques and statues of team legends inside and outside of the stadium. Don't forget to check out the "Selig Experience" exhibit. It's a must for any Brewers fan. Overall, it's a wonderful experience and a shining example of how a modern ballpark should be built.

That visit and The Game with Diamondbacks I will remember for so long. That was a thriller. Both team could get a win ticket before last inning 8:8 - but the huge visitors support and perfect organization and atmosphere- were helped for Brewers. I have never seen not only support, but an entertainment on the stadium. Screen plays, the fun run, music accompaniment- it’s a Top level not only for Baseball. Thank you for excitement. See you in Philly 🫶

One of the best ballparks in baseball! The retractable roof ensures that rain or shine the game will go on! For beautiful summer days with the roof open, there's nothing like it. Great food and drink vendors all around the stadium and love the Bernie slide for when the Brewers get a home run! There are usually lots of brand activations inside and outside of the stadium too that give away free swag which is a nice touch.

We had a great time at American Family Field! We parked in the preferred parking lot to be closer to the stadium. By the way, pre-purchase the parking before the day of the game to get a discount. Our seats were on the top level and we found elevators and escalators to assist us. The fans are incredibly friendly. You must see the sausage run! We’ll be going back for every home game next year!!

Best time ever! Even though we are Cubs fans, the Brewers fans were nice to us and the whole vibe & stadium was beautiful. Plenty of accessable bathrooms too. Don't plan on rushing out though leaving that parking lot was a cluster of craziness! No one is guiding traffic out so just don't hurry out. We also appreciated the free parking since coming from Chicago we are used to paying an arm and a leg! That was a nice surprise! Can't wait to come back again.

Great ballpark, even the seats up high have a good vantage point and you can see the whole diamond quite clearly. Things in the gift shop and/or any food is ridiculously expensive, but that's any sports franchise stadium for any sport. Nothing out of the ordinary or extravagantly expensive or anything like that. Parking is ok, this was the first time we spent extra for "preferred" parking and I would definitely recommend that to anyone planning on attending a Brewers game. It has (as I'm sure most if not all do also) some very long escalators so you do not need to walk up several flights of stairs to get to your seat if you are way up. Overall I like this stadium a lot and I recommend catching a game if you get the chance to.

An incredible and amazing place! Really beautiful! The lower level is beautiful too with many, many relics on display, all behind iron gates. So precious. We pulled off the highway unplanned when we saw the brown sign for historical sites. You really must go and visit the Blessed Sacrament there and admire the vast amount of work to make this sacred place. Thanks for having it open.

Very beautiful building. We thought this would be a fun stop while visiting Milwaukee. This is a must-see. Doesn't take a long time to visit and there's plenty of free parking. Staff is very friendly and helpful.

We did the audio tour of this stunning place ($5 recommended donation), and we learned that the building was designed by Germans, built by Poles, and it now sits in a Latino neighborhood. We also saw a painting of Polish hero Tadeusz Kościuszko, who was a Colonel in the Continental Army (the good guys) in the American Revolution, and then fought for Polish freedom during the uprising against the Russians that was named after him. I've never seen any war hero paintings in a church before. Regardless of these things, this place was just a marvel of beauty and inspiration.

We are all spirit, soul, and body. Those three elements make us who we are. No spirit, no life. No body, no existence. No soul, no feeling. It’s places like this that are meant to transport us to a higher place that cannot be seen with the naked eye, but has been “made” visible by the majestic sights in this building. Outside are stresses and troubles. Inside is peace and protection. Outside is darkness all around. Inside is glory and light. The goal of this place is to lift us higher beyond the weight and heaviness that we wearily carry. I’ve been to cathedrals and basilicas all over the world. I add this place as a definite must-see. Come and find rest. Come and be captured by spectacular visuals of what Heaven is like. Let’s be good to each other and reflect in our own lives what this place stands for.

This is hands down the most beautiful Catholic Church in all of the Greater Milwaukee Area. It's extremely welcoming to visitors, so if you've never been, look at the mass schedule online and check it out! There's even a gift shop on the lower floor before going down to the chapels downstairs.

Really beautiful Basilica, I wish it would have a little park around it, it’s a bit sad to see such a beauty surrounded by parking lots.

Went on Sunday around 1:30-2 pm. Pretty much completely empty. Beautiful. Main and downstairs viewing. Cute gift shop. I'm from the twin cities....and I think I enjoyed the Cathedral more. It is much bigger and more things to "see" and look at. Still a magnificent building from an old world.

Historic, restored Gilded Era theatre with fine architectural details. The theatre was clean and staff was very helpful. The chair comfort was a 3.5/5. The sound for the show saw was really fair at best. I couldn’t hear the comedians so that was disappointing.

Wonderful theater. Sound quality fine. Only off review is that the bathrooms are a little bit further away so IF you go during the show, you may miss a little more. Will be coming back when we can!

INCREDIBLE VENUE!!! and incredible show!!! Sawn KT Tunstall, Vertical Horizon and Toad the Wet Sprocket. Never knew Pabst was independent, which I'm very happy to hear!

Came for the preshow - it was great staff awesome. Came back after a quick bite and a different security “team” could not agree on what my “stamp” from the preshow meant- just followed person 1 instructions - person 2 thought that screaming at me was appropriate when she disagreed with what person 1said. Will be thinking twice before I come back. Very disappointed. $209.00 for pre-show and show to treated like dirt doesn’t cut it.

Beautiful theater in the heart of Milwaukee. We came here to see Trey Kennedy perform stand-up and the security staff, bartender, and ushers were all extremely friendly.

First time @ Pabst Theatre & it was very historic looking & great view on the main level. Only problem, it was hard getting out because the seats are way too close.

Elvis Costello was fabulous the theater was beautiful. It was a great time with a great friend

Carleen was great the other staff not so much. We got here 20 minutes before closing. And were there for about 10 minutes before another tour guide demanded us to leave because she had a bus tour going through. We paid just like the tour did and should never have been treated as less than their bus tour.

This lighthouse and museum on beautiful park grounds near Lake Michigan. Airy space and easy to peruse museum. Stairs to top of the lighthouse are not difficult. Last climb to observation area WORTH IT!

If you love history make sure to visit this charming lighthouse. First floor is a museum of artifacts. You can then climb to the top of the lighthouse and see the most breathtaking views of Lake Michigan.

The park where this lighthouse stood was so lovely. The staff at the museum there was friendly. Its only 7 dollars to tour. A gentleman named Dave asked us kindly if we wanted a little Milwaukee history which we obliged and learned about it's growth and vast network of lighthouses along the Great lakes and their purposes. We signed a waiver to climb the tower and enjoyed the view. We bublr biked all the way from downtown to here. That made the trip to the lighthouse ever more special.

Learn some amazing history of Milwaukee, shipwrecks, and lighthouses in the area. The workers are passionate about their jobs and have greats vibes. Take a stroll in Lake Park and stop by the lighthouse.

Great tour. Have student discounts for the tours (college students $5). Very friendly and knowledgeable tour guide. Great place to go for a nice tour.

My friend and I visited in July 2022. While there, we could see the set-up for a gorgeous wedding in a private section of the property. For admission, we were welcomed, given a short tour, allowed to peruse the museum, and climbed the top of the tower to see some great views of the bay. The climb is steep and there are appropriate warnings for it, but for two able-bodied women in their 20s, the climb was fine. There is a gift shop with shirts, books, and other fun lighthouse merchandise. I recall being politely asked to quiet down during a loud chat, so if you're boisterous like me, keep in mind that the lighthouse honors library manners.

Happening place

Nice place to stroll around. Expected a lot more German inspired architecture, shopping and food.

Absolutely the best area in Milwaukee for food friends and fun!!

Joy hairsalon, my wife's stop.

What a diverse fun street

Not as wild as Water Street, not as tame as MLK (when the bucks aren't playing). A good hangout street with good food to boot.

Brady Street Festival is a great time in every way. Great food, great vendors, good music and a fun atmosphere.

favorite state park in mke area and one of the only, free to enter, right by summerfest and discovery world. dog friendly! on the lake obviously! can't get better

Beautiful little state park right on the lake in downtown Milwaukee. There are nice paved paths for walking or biking and plenty of open space to sit, relax, and watch the boats go by. The views of the skyline and the Hoan Bridge are amazing, especially at sunset. It’s usually pretty quiet and peaceful even though you’re so close to the city and Summerfest grounds. Not much shade or playgrounds, but it’s perfect for a walk, photos, or just hanging out by the water

This is a great place to relax or walk by the lake, cast a fishing rod or just sit and enjoy the view.

This park is a great little lakefront oasis in downtown Milwaukee. There is a surprising amount of wildlife and fossils to explore. Whether you need a break from one of the festivals nearby or you’re downtown and looking for some summer sun and breeze, it’s well worth the walk.

Beautiful Scenery & A Clean Park. Great Trails To Explore.

This is a beautiful and peaceful place to be with the Lord. It’s quiet and filled with tranquility. The skyline is gorgeous, and the water is still. There are all kinds of people who go to the park to walk, run or ride bikes. I would say this park came straight from heaven.

Classic views, perfect place to to fly a kite, hike or just enjoy Mother Nature! My kids loved the hike and the fun! Right on the SummerFest grounds! Totally recommend!

The venue is actually nice. Comfortable seats with just enough leg room. My issue is with Levy Restaurants, who supply the food. The box of popcorn i got was a box of kernels. I was so mad I had to walk back after the second half had started for them to correct the issue. A sleeve of popcorn is 5 bucks and a soda is $4 but no lid or straw. I'd rather starve while I'm here than over pay again.

Love going to Fiserv for concerts. Our seats for Alan Jackson's final road concert of his career were in section 117 row CCC (front row on floor, side) seats 3&4 were excellent! No one in front of us (I'm short, lol) and close enough to see Alan well. Floor seats never work for me due to my height so this was the best experience I could have asked for!

My husband was Santa at two Bucks games in December 2024. The stage crew and announcers were outstandingly talented, friendly, and full of energy! We thoroughly enjoyed every moment of our experience with these wonderful people.

1st time at the FISERV for a Buck's game. Great set up in the traffic areas to keep folks moving. Liked the convenient parking with the bridge across so no outside walking necessary. The steps descending to our seats were a bit awkward as they start as regular steps then broaden and get less steep. Difficult with a disability to access, but do-able. Seats were very comfortable and the entertainment was constant. Really enjoyed the entertainment.

Three story bar including a rooftop bar, large cool outdoor courtyard with picnic tables, big screen tvs which conjoins with larger pedestrian space near the Bucks Fiserv Forum stadium. Very cool. Can't imagine how popular this cool hangout would be on a game day!

Always a great time, great place to eat before a game. 4 stars beside the punch bowl was closed when it said it was supposed to be open. Go at least an hour early if you want to eat before a game

Absolutely love Fiserv Forum! I've been twice once with my son and the other with my wife. Great seats both times and great service as well. Plenty of parking around the stadium. Definitely a must if your able to do so

DON'T LEAVE WITHOUT GOING HERE! Find yourself down a little road looking for a door and knocking and saying a password to get in.... Are you an agent or a spy... Or worse, a double agent! Awesome experience that even Obama has been to and so many more people that it will literally take you hours to consume it all. Ask for Agent Bunny G, tell her Agent Google Guy sent you! Great experience! Must do! Food - Awesome Service - Amazing, Thanks again Agent Bunny G! You made the experience! Atmosphere - Awesome Magician - Yes, they even have one, magical!

Great food and great service this place is awesome! The Double Agent with fries was really good and is certainly a cheesy burger! The rye bread here is just awesome as well so it’s definitely the current favorite! The red Cajun fries are really good as well and the ambience of the restaurant is certainly worth visiting. They have some really cool artifacts and signed pictures that are certainly worth seeing. Lastly, I recommend the scavenger hunt as it helps you see some somewhat hidden parts of the restaurant….for sure coming back again and again!

Great atmosphere, kid friendly, the food was pretty good. I had the Cuban missile crisis, and order of cheese curds, my son had the Thunderballs (meat balls). And I had a few adult beverages. All and all, we had a great time at The Safe House!

Absolutely love this place. They truly make u feel like a spy. Wish I could give you guys 10 stars. And the magician did an amazing job he was so much fun. And agent 0so M was the best waiter you could ask for. She made our whole night. She was so nice and caring for a agent. 10 out of 10 experience.

Agent Nephew was our server, he was very acknowledgeable about the menu. Was willing to be honest about what he did and did not like. The mac and cheese was amazing, as was the burger. Def will be back next time we’re in town.

This place isn’t what the reviews make it to be. Giving it a 2 star is being very generous and looking for all the positives of the place. The food came out cold, bland, dry, and I’ve had better food in the deserts of the Middle East than this place. I’ve had better service by a blind homeless man at the local 7/11. The atmosphere is okay it’s a cool concept with an out dated vibe. I’ve had a better experience with 1 night in the county jail than this place. But the cheese curds is what boosts this rating to a 2 star. If you’re gonna try try one just to say you did it.

Fantastic experience! Grab a seat by the bar, you'll thank me later. Tasty drinks, excellent food, superb service, great ambiance. 10/10!

Great tour. Not a big place, been to bigger Distilleries but this tour was very informative. I like hearing how they make their products. Definitely worth going.

We ended our day in Milwaukee with a stop at Great Lakes Distillery. We had a white Russian while we waited for our tour. Very tasty. The tour was very informative, and we got to sample 7 shots of their products. We left with a bottle of cherry liqueur, apple brandy, and the tint of honey whiskey.

The tour of the distillery was informative and interesting: had the chance to taste a good handful of their most recommended spirits. Our tour guide Kevin was a G: he was very personable, knowledgeable, and made our first-time experience memorable. Would definitely look forward to coming back, as locals.

My wife and I stopped in randomly a few days back while on vacation and it was the best decision we made our whole trip!!! Didn't even realize there was a tour but came at just the right time and tagged on at the last minute. Both bartenders were awesome and helped us have a rediculously good time. You could tell these guys really enjoyed what they got to do and walked us through everything. We are usually brewery folks, but we will definitely be back next time we are in town!!! Grab a couple of bottles while you are there as the liquor is fantastic and definitely wallet friendly compared to other craft distilleries. Their stuff is so good it almost made me like gin.....lol

Unfortunately no tours when we came due to a pop up event, but did not detract from the experience. Great drinks and great service. If I lived here, I’d be coming here a lot

We stopped for a tour and it was awesome! The tour and tasting were great and so were the drinks! It was a nice atmosphere to just hang out with some good drinks. It was great learning about the history as well. Only negative I can say was it didn’t have a changing table in the men’s restroom. I had to change a diaper on the bathroom floor which is never fun. Maybe next time I visit they will have added one.

Took the 1 pm tour. It was a great time. The tour guide knew the company, the distillation process and made it very entertaining. The tap room is well designed with a ton of choices. The drinks were very good. We had a Wisconsin old fashioned and the samples from the tour. We ended up buying a couple of bottles for the holidays. There are so many choices to buy from so it is definitely a place to try out and then return again. It was a very neat tour and tap room.

I visited this statue on a cold night. It’s very strange to think “I’m lucky to have seen a statue of a fictional character”…. But I did, and I do. The surround views were nice. The lights reflecting off the water made it even better.

If you are letting Google Maps show you the way there, you will get yourself turned around trying to find him. Why not take a nice Riverwalk and discover the beauty of the Milwalkee River downtown and see Fonzi along the way, you will be glad you did!

On a business trip to Milwaukee I enjoyed the Riverwalk. I did meet up with the Fonz in Bronze.. it was fun to snap pics and say, heeey! 👍. I recommend finding the Fonz during the daytime as there are a few people sleeping on the benches in that area and the area didn't seem to be as well lit as other sections on the Riverwalk.

Milwaukee is a vibrant city with a great mix of history, culture, and modern attractions. The lakefront is beautiful, and there are plenty of museums, breweries, and restaurants to explore. The people are friendly, but the city often feels a bit empty with not many people on the streets. Still, it has a unique charm and a welcoming atmosphere.

Great place for people of a certain age who grew up with the fonz on tv

Cool area down by the river walk. There are benches to sit on and people watch, very cool area!

Was a throwback ♥️the statue is on the riverwalk, so easy to spot it!

Odd Duck is quirky and delightful. My partner and I went here for a birthday celebration, recommend getting a reservation. I loved all the duck decor. The staff was down to earth and kind. All of our food selections from the menu were adventurous but still accessible. The only thing I wish could have been better was the noise level. At some points it was overstimulating. That being said, once the menu rotates, we will be back.

Odd Duck Layout/atmosphere *Duck motif; bar area with high tops; tables in the back Food/drink *Cabernet Sauvignon, Groundwork Wine Co., Paso Robles CA, 2022 - enjoyed *Chili Crisp Deviled Eggs - Good; spice not overwhelming *Crispy Oyster Mushrooms (Taiwanese 3 Cup Sauce, Tempeh, Daikon, Thai Chili) - very good; had some heat *Grilled Bavette Steak (Papas Al Horno, Aji Panca, Black Bean, Radish Salad, Chimichurri) - Good *Maple Bourbon Creme Brûlée (Salted Brown Butter Cookie) - Good *Chili Crisp Deviled Eggs

Odd Duck was fantastic! my wife has Celiac disease and i have a nut allergy. they were so accommodating, they marked off everything we couldn't eat from the menu and handed it back to us. everything was delicious, especially the crispy fried oyster mushrooms. we will absolutely be coming back to taste the menu again in the next season. thank you Odd Duck 💖 you made our month. pictured - house made chips with French onion dip and caviar, fried oyster mushrooms, and braised short rib

We had an enjoyable dinner here. We had heard much about this place and we are happy we could make it for dinner during our short stay in Milwaukee. We ordered the board with cheese and charcuterie, the oyster mushrooms, the hamachi and two desserts. The hamachi dish and desserts were delicious. The board offered a great variety of cheese, salami and pate. The oyster mushrooms, while tasty, were much too salty. We opted to eat at one of their tables outside. It was much quieter.

Easily our favorite spot in Milwaukee! I love their rotating menu and the creative food fusion dishes — everything always feels fresh, unique, and full of flavor. The drinks are not only tasty but beautifully crafted, making the whole experience feel special. And their chili crunch deviled eggs is a must-try every time! The atmosphere is cozy, the staff is friendly, and it’s one of those places you can’t wait to come back to.

We were so lucky to get tickets for this year’s Halloween six course menu based on the Goddess Baba Yaga! We were welcomed in with a cocktail, a beet deviled egg, pickled mushrooms, and a savory cracker. Highlights of the meal included pine cone jam on the fanciest ham and cheese sandwich, a large plate of stuffed quail, the delicious pierogis, potato salad with rich smoked trout, and the Baba Yaga’s hut cake, a cheesecake with tart cranberry sauce. The owners truly love Halloween and it is so fun to see the decorations and costumes. We will absolutely back for both other Halloween dinners, as well as a nice date night. Everyone at our table- besides my husband and I- had been to Odd Duck and were singing their praises of their deviled eggs and unique cocktails.

This is the third time I’ve come here. The dessert drink was absolutely delicious, I haven’t had a drink this yummy for a while. We tried several dishes and we loved the catfish. It was crispy and juicy. The crispy mushroom was not my favorite. The breading was too thick and hard made it difficult to eat. The flavor was really good I just wish the breading was lighter. Buttermilk chicken is good, I loved the grits. Overall it was a fantastic experience again, I would recommend it to my friends.

MARCUS CENTER FOR PERFORMING ARTS Very interesting place. I would assume, all events downtown occur here. Has a small auditorium for outdoor shows. We drop by to see an art display ”Lost” by Amanda Parer in 2025. Art. Art. Art. Art everywhere. Nice. Highly Recommended

I enjoy going to the Marcus Performing Arts Center. I especially enjoy attending the Broadway shows. My most recent visit was for Wicked, which was spectacular! The actresses and actors played their parts well. The sets were incredibly well done.

We saw Wicked, August 2025. We had the full view of the stage and orchestra from the balcony. Everyone was friendly and guided us through the center. Getting tickets online really does not give a clear understanding that seating is multi-floors above the orchestra seats. I believe the balcony had better viewing than the loge a floor below.

Great location with parking space next to it. Comfy seats. Staffs were friendly. Hope they have more and faster concession especially for intermissions, lines were long.

Great experience seeing Giselle at the Marcus Performing Arts Center. Very helpful staff to help us find out seats and then a wonderful performance.

The show I saw was amazing, but I was furious about their bathroom situation. I was told by a staff member to go to different bathroom line downstairs since it would go quicker. There had to be at least 30-40 people in line. I came back late to the second half of show because of all the people. They need more bathrooms and/or longer intermission time to accommodate everyone. I was so upset I missed part of second half of show to one of my favorite musicals. :(

The concessions were very well organized and moved quickly. Facility was very clean and the show was great. Our seats were not good but thats our fault for not paying more

My wife and I happened to arrive at the gardens right at 10 am when they opened, and the grounds were damp and marshy. My wife had white tennis shoes that got fairly dirty since there aren't well established paths or walkways; I was a bit better off in my Keens. So be sure to wear appropriate footwear if it has rained recently! The lack of paths also makes this place inaccessible for wheelchairs. The sculptures themselves were decent, but I don't feel it's a place I need to visit again now that I've seen it. Certainly did appreciate the fact that it was free.

Awesome place, very unique. I've lived in the area my whole life never knew it was here. Will be back often

Plan ahead as there are no paved paths so it can get muddy depending on the recent weather. The fall colors are amazing though! Parking/visiting is free

Large outdoor space with colorful gardens and rotating art exhibits inside their main building. Attended several times for their “HOME” events which were easily accessible and detailed on their website. Always a fun time for friends and family!

Lyndon Sculpture Garden was a great way to kill a few hours for free. There are a lot of fun and unique sculptures, and a Bonsai exhibit. We interacted with one staff member, and he was nice, and helpful. There is no walking path, so be prepared for rather muddy conditions. There are also a lot of geese here! Watch out for goose droppings. Definitely do not wear your new white shoes to this garden like I did.

Need to be control bug and inestect. We got eat lice day when we were their. Bring bug spray

This place is a perfect spot for a quiet stroll. The ambience is serene, and the sculptures you encounter while walking are breathtaking. I definitely want to visit again.

I love this nature center. I come here every first Saturday of the month for Raptor Day. They have 15 raptors and a crow they’ve rescued you can see up close and take pictures of. The gift shop is beautiful and everything is fairly priced. There is an admission fee but if you go enough, I recommend buying a season pass that you can upgrade to allow up to two other guests to bring with you for free and you get discounts in the gift shop as well. Right off of Lake Michigan and plenty of trails and a watchtower. A lot of the trails are handicap accessible as well. 🙂

An amazing place to visit. The space is incredibly well managed both from an ecological standpoint and trail infrastructure. Late July is not a great time to go birding in around here but I still managed to record 14 species on my hike. Huge array of native plants in woodland, meadow and wetland ecosystems, a large number blooming this time of year. The trails in the Solitude Marsh section are a bit overgrown, I was not able to hike through with my kid in our backpack carrier, and there is some buckthorn back there, but this is still an incredible place to hike and get a sense of the biodiversity native to southeast Wisconsin.

We are so grateful to have celebrated our wedding at Schlitz during the Milwaukee flood storm. Even with the unexpected last-minute change for our ceremony, the team made everything absolutely beautiful. The venue’s stunning spots created such a memorable setting, and our guests couldn’t stop talking about how much they loved it. A special thank you to Emerson for making the day so seamless and unforgettable. ❤️

Really nice spot to relax and enjoy nature. The trails are easy to walk and take you through woods, near the lake, and some really peaceful spots. The Observation Tower is a MUST - amazing view of the trees and Lake Michigan from up there. Great place to take a walk, spot some birds, or just unwind for a while.

Such a beautiful place! This was our second visit. The first was in October so a very different feeling and our summer visit was just as perfect. Visitor/Ed center is wonderful too. Another Wisconsin jewel!

This is one of my favorite nature centers I’ve ever been to. I’m from Illinois and drive about an hour and a half a few times a year to visit. The lily pads weren’t in bloom yet and that is one of the best parts of the nature walk. I also love all of the turtles and really beautiful birds that make their way here. Each section of the preserve has a different part of nature to offer. Wooded areas, Lake Michigan, small ponds and prairies.

Always a great place to hike, in any weather. It's especially peaceful during the day in fall and winter.

Great little spot for art lovers. Easy to find, but very small. Literally, an alley. You can walk through it, view every piece of art & take photos...all in under 10 minutes. The surrounding area has eateries for all tastes. Walkable neighborhood nearby, too.

Small but mighty.. I always love an art filled alley so this was in the must stop list while in Milwaukee. Various pieces throughout the alley with a mix of subjects and styles. Super cool that the area allows these artists to thrive here.

One of the most amazing places I've seen on my adventures. The artwork is absolutely incredible and the vibe, it's... magical! I can't wait to return.

If you love art, this is a great alley to go. Plenty of cafes around. A good place to spend an afternoon

Very cool place to check out cool art. Drivers don’t know where to drop so need a little navigation.

Good part of town to walk around, especially this hidden alley of creativity. We need more of these places. Promotes diversity of thought and expression in a non-combative format.

This open-air alley is filled with rotating murals, bold color, and great energy. It’s the kind of place where you can take your time wandering, snapping photos, and noticing new little details in the art. Each piece feels intentional and expressive — definitely more than just “street art,” it’s a creative experience. We visited on a weekday and had plenty of room to walk and take pictures without crowds. No wait, no tickets needed — just show up and enjoy. It’s an easy add-on if you’re exploring the East Side or grabbing coffee or food nearby.

I came here for the Mexican Festival with my family, and overall it was a wonderful experience. The park is large, so be prepared to do a fair amount of walking, comfortable shoes are a must! One of the highlights is the absolutely gorgeous view of the river, which makes the atmosphere feel extra special. The park itself is fairly well maintained, and I was impressed by how friendly and attentive the workers were. At one point, I needed to find the nearest ATM, and instead of just pointing me in a vague direction, one of the staff members actually walked me there while making friendly conversation. That level of hospitality really stood out. Most places would never go that far. Another thing I appreciated was how thoughtfully the festival stages were set up. They were spaced far enough apart that the music didn’t clash, which is rare for big events like this. It made moving from stage to stage a lot more enjoyable. Like most festivals, food and drink prices are definitely on the higher side, so come prepared to spend more than you normally would. The main drawback was parking. Definitely utilize spot hero for affordable priced parking. The lot across from the venue charged $50, and it took over 30 minutes just to leave the lot after the event. When we arrived there was a police officer directing traffic, but none were present during exit, which created unnecessary chaos. I’d love to see the city take a more thoughtful, long-term approach to parking and traffic management. Not everyone can or wants to park far away and walk long distances, especially elderly visitors, families with young children, or those with disabilities. A more balanced parking approach would benefit everyone: affordable closer lots for those who need them, clear designated spaces for rideshare drop-off/pick-up, and improved shuttles from farther lots for those who don’t mind parking away. Just a thought 🤷🏽‍♀️.

Such a beautiful spot on the lakefront! Even when there isn’t a festival going on, it’s a great place to walk around, relax, and take in the view of Lake Michigan and the Milwaukee skyline. Lots of open space, clean paths, and a peaceful atmosphere. You can feel the energy of all the events that happen here, but it’s also calm and scenic when it’s quiet. Perfect for photos, a walk by the water, or just taking a break in the middle of the city. Stopped by to see the lighthouse on the lake, and it was definitely worth the visit. Beautiful views of Lake Michigan, the shoreline, and the skyline in the distance. It’s peaceful, easy to access, and a great spot for photos or just enjoying the breeze off the water. A simple but charming stop—especially if you like history, lakeside views, or just a quiet moment by the water.

This is where Summerfest is held every year (usually the last two weekends of June and the first weekend of July). They also have a fantastic amphitheater (extra ticket needed) on site. It’s right along the lake so you do get a cool breeze on those hot days. There are also a wide variety of activities ranging from live music to kayaks and everything in between.

Henry Maier Festival Park is the premiere outdoor music venue in the Milwaukee / Chicago area nestled on Lake Michigan. Summerfest and numerous ethnic festival make their home at the grounds providing amazing summer entertainment. What makes this a great venue is the constantly improving permanent infrastructure. Definitely must is the Sky Gliders that take across the park, giving gorgeous views of Lake Michigan. The food options are numerous and often change with Summerfest and the other festivals. Admissions prices do vary between festivals, but they usually very reasonably priced for a major metropolitan area.

We always come to events at the Festival grounds but I never posted a review. It's always a great time here for any event. Plenty of restrooms and food options for all the festivals throughout summer. If you are not from Milwaukee or have never been, please stop by for any large event. It's well run and soany things to try and vendors who sell, advertise, promote, ect. The music from many different cultures and ethnicities are what brings the community together and build stronger bonds. Always a wonderful time here with the lake breeze right next to the venue.

Summerfest is always a blast. This year seemed especially well organized. Coming in and getting out before and after the Benson Boone concert was much easier than I expected. Nice job.

A great festival grounds right on the lake Michigan shore in downtown Milwaukee. We were there for German Fest and they had everything set up very nicely with plenty of love music, food and of course plenty of beer.

Can't complain about the service, as it's non existent. (Update: Just watched an elderly couple walk out after waiting 60minutes) One waitress and one chef rostered on for the whole dinner service. I'm sure the waitress and Chef were doing their best but tables were left waiting extremely long to order and even longer for food to arrive. Management need to roster on more staff. Interior decor aims to meet that of a German beer hall and looks reasonable.

This place looked like a nice spot at first glance, but there is one server and one bartender for the whole spot. On top of that, my whole family orders schnitzel and when they came out, they came out without any mushroom gravy. When we asked they said they were “out of gravy”, yet nobody ever told us before we ordered that they would not have the gravy on the meal. The whole meal ended up being super dry and definitely not worth its price. I expected more from hofbrau house since we traveled from Florida to try it. Avoid this spot if possible. I’m sorry if you chose to eat here and experienced the same.

This restaurant oozes with old world charm! Our waitress Bri was amazing - fun, friendly and attentive even on a busy Saturday night. The food was absolutely delicious. We split the OGBH platter and everything on that plate was spot on. Tasty Hefeweizen! Must try the apple strudel - it was just the right level of sweet with fresh whipped cream and warm gooey apples. Can't wait for another trip to Milwaukee to return to this gem.

We ordered the giant pretzel with the cheese spread—delicious and perfect for sharing. Tried a German beer, and the bartender recommended adding lemonade to make it a shandy. We loved it! Great atmosphere and friendly service. Definitely a fun spot to stop by in Milwaukee.

Slim & Christian were great bartenders... PROFESSIONALS! Slim gave us a shot of Killepitsch... A liqueur that is better than Jagermeister. The pretzel was insane! The beer was beyond amazing. If you come to Milwaukee, come here and be ready to drink some amazing beer!

Great food and service! Great beer garden outside and tons of seating and tables indoors too.

I've been to Germany with the military, and this place is the real deal. I'm not a drinker, but the friend I ate with was very complementary of their liquid refreshments. We had lunch, and it was superb (Weissgerber Smoked Bratwurst, hot potatoe salad. Spätzel and sauerkraut). It was worth the trip!!!! Great atmosphere, and it filled up right after we arrived. Monday mid-day and hopping. I will for sure be back on my next trip!

The Grohmann Museum was amazing! We spent over two hours there and only left because it was closing time. Dedicated to working trades and crafts, it is full if amazing sculptures (bronze) and paintings. There are plenty of descriptions and occasional QR codes for informative audio. We learned a lot and greatly enjoyed. This is the only museum of its kind in the world solely dedicated to human work. One of the top 3 museums in the world that I have seen and would recommend as a must see.

$5 for such an amazing museum?? Sign me up! Amazing museum, 3 floors and a roof top. Good selection of art, with a dash of impressionism even. Really enjoyed that museum. If you are visiting Milwaukee, it’s a must visit place!

Art museum with sculptures and paintings of people at work and workplaces. Very unique. Highly recommend. Staff was super friendly and helpful. There is a small parking lot behind the building, you just have to write down your plate number and it's free parking.

What a beautiful museum with so much art and sculptures. A beautiful place for learning about art. Such a remarkable collection of paintings from so many different painters.

A hidden gem tucked away in the city. We went during Doors Open and I had no idea the extensive collection of engineering based artwork. The rooftop garden was a spectacular surprise!

Unique subject matter for an art museum. The subject of labor is captured by many artists. Be sure to check the sculpture garden on the roof.

Really cool museum and super reasonably priced. I was a little unsure on the theme but the execution was outstanding. Building and roof are gorgeous as well.

Went here for Mumford & Sons (which was an amazing concert btw). Lots of parking nearby, and there are many restaurants and bars within a few blocks. Entry to the stadium was a breeze, with plenty of staff at the gates. Everybody we encountered working there, from security to concession workers, were all exceptionally friendly. We were on the second level but the views and acoustics were excellent. Very clean facility overall. Only negative was the seats weren’t very comfortable. Tight leg room for those of us with longer legs.

Very clean and very comfortable seat. Staff is very friendly as well. Found a parking lot about a block and a half away, was under $18.00 from 5 PM to 3 AM. Saw the Funeral Portrait, Marilyn Mason & Five Finger Death Punch - wow... what a great show. Coming back to see Evanescence in September and will come earlier so we visit longer.

Came here for a Brandon Lake concert. First time at the Fiserv! I was very impressed with the look of the place, very upscale decor. All of the staff were incredibly friendly, and helpful with giving directions on where to go, what stairs to use, ect. Bathrooms were very clean, as well as the entire building, both inside and out. Great food selections too, they had a chick-fil-A! Would gladly attend another concert/attraction here.

We went to see Deftones at Fisher Stadium and it was an unforgettable night. They were joined by Phantogram and The Barbarians of California as support acts, which made the lineup even more exciting. The sound quality was excellent for an open-air venue – Chino’s vocals were clear, the guitars were heavy, and the bass hit perfectly without too much echo. The view of the stage was good even from further back, and the atmosphere in the crowd was incredible. Organization was smooth overall – security and staff were helpful, lines for food and drinks were average, and restrooms stayed clean. Deftones gave a powerful performance, and with Phantogram’s dreamy set and The Barbarians of California warming up the crowd, the whole night felt complete.

I love the Fiserv, it’s such a great place to represent my city. It’s huge and has so much to offer including games, concerts, bars and more. The building is gorgeous and I love the surrounding area!

Went to see the Bucks vs Houston Game 11/09/25 and had a blast. Was able to see them play up close was definitely a good vibe for me. Tickets were not cheap but not to expensive either. If you are ever going to an NBA game make sure you're there an hour to 30 mins early as the lines will be jam packed and some parking my be hard to find. But other than that I had fun with family and friends. And will definitely be heading to more NBA games out there.

The Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee is an absolutely top-notch venue! It’s clean, modern, and incredibly well-organized — everything about the experience felt smooth and enjoyable. Even at a sold-out event, the staff handled crowds and lines efficiently, and I was impressed that there was no wait for restrooms. Parking was easy and convenient, with plenty of options just a short walk from the arena. You can tell a lot of thought went into the design and flow of this place. Honestly, other event venues could learn a lot from Fiserv Forum. It’s a great example of how to make large events stress-free and enjoyable for everyone. I’m already looking forward to coming back!

Went here just to check out the building. Very cool architecture. Some nice fees from the higher floors.

I come to pay property taxes monthly and good. It's an historic building which is a great building. The mayor common counsel and there other city offices are in this building. If you has any business issues with the city this is the place where most of them are in this location. The people who are behind counter there are great and helpful.

Magical! Don't miss out on this unique breathtaking landmark. I stepped back in time. It is a stunning example of Flemish Renaissance architecture, a sight to behold. With its intricate detailing, towering spires, and rich history, a visit to city hall is a must. I immersed myself in the beauty and elegance of this iconic building.

The Milwaukee City Hall stands north from the central Third ward, very close to the Riverwalk. It counts imo as one of the more beautiful in the US, having that European charm due to many German and Polish immigrants in Wisconsin.

I was thoroughly impressed by its architectural grandeur and historical significance.

Beautiful piece of architecture that was once the tallest habitable building in the United States.

Excellent! Awesome building and employees!

OK, this place has a nice view and good ambiance, but overpriced drinks. Ordered something the waitress said was like a frozen margarita for $16. It was in a tiny glass, maybe 6oz? It was smaller than the water glass! We just laughed; it was like a big shot glass. 😆

Now I love the atmosphere in this place never had an issue whenever I come. Yesterday around 10pm we waited to be greeted at the bar. There were 3 bartenders and 2 other people who were just cleaning the area. No one ever came up to greet and acknowledge me and my partner. I understand it was busy we weren’t being pushy at all. As we waited we noticed were being overlooked and discriminated. I felt beyond dismissed. There were other people who were acknowledged and order taken that came up to the bar after us. Also there was a white guy and white girl who never showed any customer service to us and actually laughed that we said “hey can you take our order” after we noticed the bartenders didn’t want to take our order. We don’t know if it was because we were black and regular dressed? we should have never been treated this way. The one bartender who was black that took our order was not so welcoming either. The attitude he displayed wasn’t pleasant at all. I felt so uncomfortable, outcasted and honestly disgusted that we were treated with much prejudice. We left the establishment wondering what we did or said? If the manger or owner would like a follow up I’m sure to give it. I’ve never felt like this before leaving this place I’m so sad that I don’t feel comfortable ever going here again. I hope there are training videos on cultural diversity because last night was definitely a showcase of racism. -Mya. Drink was 8/10

Nice view and good atmosphere. The cocktails were surprisingly good. Good options of wine as well. Try the fired cheese and dip. Super yummy

We had a great time celebrating my niece's birthday! Had enough room for 30 people to sit comfortably and enjoy each other's company. Excellent service. Delicious food!

This place is such a nice vibe. I really enjoyed the environment and experience. Marie was the greatest server, truly the sweetest. My friends and I will be back.

Emma is literally the world’s best bartender. She said she was a bartender for 5 days, I would NOT have known it. I asked her to make the dirtiest, filthiest martini with Kettle One vodka and the olives they have (that are made with dill pickles, green olives, and tomatoes, mind you), and it was the best dirty martini I’ve ever had in my 30 years existence. Their tomatini is sensational also!!! ASK FOR EMMA!!!

Wonderful place to go out! The drinks are expensive but they are worth it. High quality ingredients brewed skillfully. The fries are to die for. If you don't like crowds, go during a weekday at around 9.

What a great place! More bobbleheads than you could imagine on the shelves in this neat little spot. When you come in they ask if you want to try a scavenger hunt, it is free and fun. Also ask you to find Waldo. Also free and fun. The museum itself was only $5 per person to enter. Definitely worth it and fun. We loved it!

This was supposed to be a quick stop before the Labor Day parade. Well, it turned out to be a great place. We enjoyed it very much. Cheap entrance fee. Fun things to peruse. It's a great place to go to or bring out of town guests. If you like bobbles, or even if you didn't know you might like them, go. Just go and have fun. I think my favorite was Leonard and Howard from BBT. Have a good time!

Come on, admit it, this place is at the top of your bucket list isn’t it? Well if it’s not, it should be! What a fun museum, it may not be not very large in square footage but it more than makes up for that in content!Whether it’s sports, pop culture, or current events, chances are there’s a bobble head in here that you’ve always wanted to see! I found bobbleheads from my youth such as Lou Brock & Hank Aron, our Presidents, the cast of the Big Bang Theory and the all-time greatest coach in NFL history, Vince Lombardi! It’s upstairs which isn’t great, but the stairs were easy to navigate and there’s an elevator as well. It was easy to find through Google maps and there’s plenty of free parking. I HIGHLY recommend this as a must see stop on your to-do list!

Look, there should not be any misconceptions about the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum. The name succinctly tells you all you need to know. The space is well organized with bobbleheads from pop culture, sports, politics, and more. Admission is reasonably priced, and there was adequate parking nearby. Stop by and enjoy!

A MUST VISIT. This is the only BOBBLEHEAD MUSEUM in the World. There are more than 10,000 Bobbleheads of all different celebrities and all lands of other Bobbleheads. Ticket is only $5 per adult. They have dedicated Parking. So that's a Bonus. It's not a very huge Museum but still a MUST SEE. Very Friendly staff as well. Thanks

A little odd, right? But it was amazing, really! So many different bobbleheads and something at every turn. Good luck finding Waldo, we must have looked straight at him and still missed it, had to be told where to look, lol! Super cool place for a very decent price of $5 a person!

Bobbleheads...bobbleheads everywhere. This one was a no brainer to put on my Milwaukee list.. Super cool seeing the vast amount of 'heads. So many various genres, characters, fun to wander around. Admission is cheap, $5, and they offer a couple cool games to keep you further engaged in your exploration... Highly recommended!

The architecture is amazingly breathtaking. Frank Lloyd Wright's attention to detail is just amazing to see in person. It's definitely worth a visit to partake in the self-guided tour, even if you're not religious or spiritual.

Unique architecture. I study the design and art work for churches in different cities and I have to admit this one is very unique. The curves and the reflections are very well designed. Located in an open area that makes it easy to spot the church from different angles. I didn't have a chance to go inside since it was closed. But I hope people discover peace and beauty at this place.

James Pihos Center is wonderful friendly place for your event. Full Kitchen and large icemaking machine, pro quality coffee makers with handy tabletop dispensers, great floor, roomy round tables fit 10 peole in chairs, atrium bar area, accessible lighting and xlimate controls, parking lot close with security patrolling. Great floor for dancing or basketball. Good place for your party!

Tradition at this parish is something that keeps generations engaged with knowing how faith in our Heavenly Father makes the difference in life. That is what is the firm foundation that keeps the members focused, and provides hope in their daily lives. Please come and join them as they share the Good News of salvation.🙏

I believe the shootings were the result of bullying by the people mentioned in the shooters manifesto. It's a shame his coping skills were so poor. And this bullying may very well be the cause of sandy hook and so many others. I know bullying. I was bullied at Whitnall middle in Greenfield Wisconsin in 1985. Hate is the tool of a society that admires itself too much. Why doesn't the media mention this truth?

Beautiful church with very friendly people! With the architecture by Frank Lloyd Wright, truly is a transporting experience into the heavenly!

Greek Orthodox Christian Church, one of the most beautiful Milwaukee's landmarks.

Loved this place! The interior feels very organic, clean, and thoughtfully designed, warm, quaint, and welcoming. It has the charm of a locally owned spot (and it definitely feels like one). The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly, which made the whole visit even better. Coffee was bold and delicious, served in a great rustic mug, and the avocado toast was outstanding, crispy bread, fresh toppings, and so much flavor. Overall, a cozy, well-kept spot with great food, great people, and a great vibe. Highly recommend!

We have been hearing about this place for a while now and I’m so glad we finally got to try it out. The wait was pretty long (45 mins at 9:30) but was well worth it. The service was phenomenal; Matt made sure we were well taken care of, sharing the specials, refilling our coffee and water, and just overall being a delight. The steak and egg burrito was fantastic, and my boyfriend liked his “big wolf” breakfast. The only con to our dining experience was that my matcha spritz took a while to get to the table (ended up getting our food first), but it was a busy Sunday so I didn’t fault them for it. Definitely try this place out! We’ll be back!

Wanted a breakfast/brunch experience with great local’s reviews. Found the right spot. Shout out to Autumn for awesome service. Great location with retro vibe. Enjoyed their lunch menu Spamellete omelette. Check the menu description for details. Asked for a side of their corn meal biscuit with homemade sausage gravy, which I really enjoyed.

This place is truly cozy and inviting location with an amazing chef. The dish I tried was absolutely incredible, and it’s really rare to experience such a perfect combination of flavors. The chef clearly knows exactly what they’re doing, and the service is excellent. A quick note: be prepared to wait for a table about 25 minutes on weekdays and possibly around 40 minutes on weekends, according to my friends who live nearby. They’ve also mentioned that it’s very hard to get a table on weekends. I was absolutely delighted by the food. The potatoes were simply amazing- perfectly cooked inside. I suspect they might boil them before baking, but whatever the method, it was incredibly tasty. My friend and I were both very impressed. The only thing that disappointed me was that some drink prices were missing from the menu, such as lemonade, coffee, and matcha. I also found the price of the matcha lemonade quite high -almost $10. Had I known, I wouldn’t have ordered it. Unfortunately, I didn’t find the lemonade very tasty, even though I asked them to reduce the syrup (it usually comes very sweet). I also didn’t realize that extras like fresh mint and syrup were charged separately, and I could barely taste them. So this part was a bit upsetting. I recommend asking about the price of drinks not listed on the menu beforehand. Another nice touch is that in the same building, there’s a small shop selling cosmetics, bags, and, as it seemed to me, a few antique items. There’s also a terrace nearby where you might be able to enjoy drinks, though I didn’t quite figure out how it works. Overall, though, this place is wonderful, and I definitely want to return to try more of their likely delicious dishes.

I gave the food 3 stars because the cornmeal pancakes were super good, and the portion size was just right. The breakfast burrito was tasty too, and the house hot sauce really complimented the flavor. I did notice the burrito had a different flavor style and cut of steak other than what was listed on the menu, the burrito was a handheld because of the cilantro lime sauce that was drzzled on the tortilla. The house potatoes were crispy and seasoned perfectly definitely a highlight. The place has a cool, trendy vibe and seems like a local favorite. It’s in a small historic building, which was really neat. It did get a little noisy, but that just added to the lively atmosphere.There’s also a cute little boutique in the back not part of the restaurant, but fun to check out while you’re there. The host was really friendly and let us choose between a table or bar seating. I wish they had outdoor dining since the weather was perfect that day, but overall, it was a great spot for breakfast with good pancakes and potatoes and nice service.

Heads up: This is mostly a biscuits and gravy review. If you’re craving traditional buttermilk biscuits and sausage gravy, that’s not what you’ll find here. The biscuit is overly sweet (I think they use cornmeal?) and more crumbly than fluffy. The gravy was thin and saltiness overpowered all other flavors. The best sausage gravy is infused with the flavors of sausage, while this was a little flat/one-note. I would definitely go back to Uncle Wolfie’s to try something else on the menu. My friend’s breakfast burger looked impeccable and the vibes were excellent, even on a random Tuesday morning.

OMG! The food was chef's kiss!💋🤏🏾 My first bite of the Wolfundido had me melt into my seat! No extras needed - eat it as is! All of the flavors happily pop inside your mouth. My plan was to order the Pannise Benedict as my meal and the Wolfundido for take away (because I love me some eggs benny and the reviews were screaming about the Wolfundido). Shortly after I placed my order, the server returned to my table with the menu and told me that the kitchen had run out of biscuits due to the busy morning. So, I ordered what I had planned to take away. After a couple bites, my server walked to my table with the Pannise Benedict!!! WHAAAAT?! She said that the kitchen found some biscuits and the dish was ON THE HOUSE!! 😲 When I told her what my plan had been she said, "It's crazy how the universe works" 💫😉 Listen.... Even without the comped dish, this place delivers great service! And if I were a resident here or had a longer contract, this would be my brunch spot! 🙌🏾 The staff is super friendly and the atmosphere is cozy and welcoming. P.S. Don't forget the potatoes! No ketchup needed IMO.

Visiting this museum was part of an enchanted afternoon in Milwaukee's Lower East Side. You'll have to decide for yourself what's the most appealing: the private art collection or the home itself. I ambled thru the museum at my own pace and enjoyed all of its tranquility. While standing on the second floor marble staircase, I watched a wedding reception on the patio below. What a lovely setting for special occasions.

Awesome little local museum representing the life and art collectioning of Sarah and Charles Allis at the beginning of 20 century. I've had a great hour there. Recommend to visit.

Spent 2 hours. Self- guided tour through three levels including the antique bowling lanes in the basement. Beautiful and eclectic art collections, lovely woodwork and well-preserved home. They had a modern exhibit throughout the home which was a fun mash-up of old and new. All in all a worthwhile way to spend an afternoon

Beautiful old mansion. Well worth a visit.

Gorgeous house museum. First floor focuses on furnishings showing how the family lived plus a diverse and global art collection procured by the Allis family. Upper floor is more minimalist, showcasing temporary exhibits and contemporary local artists. This dual-function house means locals can return with confidence that they’ll see something new each time. And visitors and locals can glimpse into the past thanks to the first floor. Admission here gets you admission to the Villa Terrace Museum, just make sure you obtain proof of ticket purchase. Or even better - purchase a membership! Recommend!

Beautiful historic home, made for a nice walk through. The museum lacked information about the home itself and its art collection. Though the current exhibit ‘Ghosts of Segregation’ was fascinating. $10 wasn’t bad, but like i said would have enjoyed more historic information on the home and individual.

We attended a beautiful wedding there in October! The weather was perfect to walk around the outdoor patio and the large exhibit room was wonderful for dancing. It was fun to explore the museum as the room was being switched from ceremony to reception. Beautiful building! I love the staircase.