Five blocks of Italian-American heritage on the Lower East Side. Sciortino's bakery since 1948, Glorioso's Italian Market, Casablanca Lebanese, Wolski's Tavern and Hi Hat.
Brady Street packs five blocks of Lower East Side heritage: Sciortino's bakery since 1948, Glorioso's Italian Market, Wolski's Tavern and the Hi Hat. Casablanca has added Lebanese depth since 1997, running mezze, shawarma and the city's deepest hummus list. It is Milwaukee's most walkable eating street.
Casablanca on East Brady Street has run Lebanese cooking since 1997, with mezze, shawarma and the city's deepest hummus list on Brady Street.
Signature: Lebanese mezze, Shawarma
Order: The mezze platter with hummus, baba ghanouj and falafel and a lamb shawarma plate.
Tip: Hookah lounge upstairs runs late weekends; the main floor closes at 22:00.
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