Restaurants

You’ve heard what Wisconsin’s most influential business leaders have to say about the state’s political climate and what advice they’d give to young professionals, but now get ready to learn about their favorite local restaurants and what they order off the menu.

Dog Haus, a California-based restaurant chain with a menu that includes gourmet hot dogs, sausages, burgers, fried chicken and plant-based offerings, opened recently at the Ballpark Commons development in Franklin and will host a grand opening celebration on Jan. 7.

Nearly four years after entering the Milwaukee market, Hacienda Beer Co. has sought to reintroduce its beer and its brand to local craft beverage lovers and foodies alike.

Earlier this month, Chippewa Falls-based Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company unveiled plans to open a combined brewery, bar and restaurant...

Kohler-based The Blind Horse Winery announced this week a first-of-its-kind wine release in partnership with cryptocurrency company VaporFi. The Blind Horse Winery’s 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon, released this week, features a NFT label from The Bored Ape Yacht Club.

It hasn’t been an easy journey for Barkha and Jesse Daily as they seek to rebuild their Nepalese restaurant The Cheel in Thiensville, but a Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. grant worth $250,000 will help the cause.

Chippewa Falls-based Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company will open a brewery, bar and restaurant at American Family Field in the former Restaurant to be Named Later space in left field, the Milwaukee Brewers announced Monday. The space was originally occupied by Friday’s Front Row Sports Grill.

Address: 2011 S. First St., Milwaukee Website: bridgewatermke.com Cuisine: American Chef: Steve Gustafson Mood: Welcoming and modern Pricing: Lunch appetizers, $13-$16; lunch entrees, $13-$29; dinner entrees, $18-$45; cocktails, $10-$14 Benson’s...

Plans to revitalize a historic Schlitz tied house in Milwaukee's Riverwest neighborhood are finally moving forward after gaining conceptual approval by the city's Historic Preservation Commission on Monday.

A long-vacant, former retail space on the North Second Street facing side of The Avenue in downtown Milwaukee will be transformed into a 300-person events space, restauranteur Omar Shaikh confirmed.