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.
Holler House is a late-night dive bar 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: 2042 W Lincoln Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53215
The Rave on West Wisconsin Avenue is a six-floor music venue in the 1927 Eagles Club ballroom, with concerts, dance nights and the smaller Eagles Hall side.
The Jazz Estate on North Murray Avenue on the East Side has hosted nightly live jazz since 1977, with a tin-ceilinged room, a long cocktail list and table.
Shank Hall on North Farwell Avenue on the East Side is a 300-cap concert venue named for the Spinal Tap club, with national and local rock and folk acts.
Company Brewing on East Center Street in Riverwest is a craft brewery, music venue and kitchen with Wisconsin sours, IPAs and a deep weekend brunch and live.
The Outsider rooftop bar atop the Kimpton Journeyman Hotel on East Chicago Street in the Third Ward runs craft cocktails, small plates and Milwaukee skyline.
Bryant's Cocktail Lounge on South 9th Street in Lincoln Village has poured no-menu cocktails since 1938 with dealer's-choice service in a speakeasy-style.