Milwaukee: Brady Street Lunch Food Tour
Taste your way through Brady Street on a guided food tour in Milwaukee. Try Italian specialties, Mexican street food, local beer, and more across 5 to 6 stops.
Bryant's Cocktail Lounge is a speakeasy in Milwaukee.
Editorially verified June 3, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Taste your way through Brady Street on a guided food tour in Milwaukee. Try Italian specialties, Mexican street food, local beer, and more across 5 to 6 stops.
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Address: 1579 S 9th St, Milwaukee, WI 53204
Safe House on North Front Street downtown is a spy-themed bar since 1966 with password entry, hidden doors and a long cocktail list aimed at out-of-town.
Walker's Pint on South 2nd Street in Walker's Point has been Milwaukee's lesbian bar since July 2001, with a back bar, a small stage, karaoke and darts.
Fluid on South 2nd Street in Walker's Point is a Milwaukee gay bar with rotating drink specials and a back patio with heaters and a fire pit for cold months.
La Cage on South 2nd Street in Walker's Point is Milwaukee's LGBTQ dance club, 40 years old in 2024, with several dance floors, DJ nights and drag upstairs.
Boone and Crockett on South Water Street in Walker's Point is a craft cocktail bar with a deep brandy Old Fashioned program, vegan snacks and a small natural.
Wolski's Tavern on North Pulaski Street has been a Lower East Side corner tavern since 1908, with the city's most famous I Closed Wolski's bumper sticker.