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Nomad’s biergarten is now open

Matt Wild
// Last year we hipped you to a handful of Milwaukee patios that "make you feel like you're not in Milwaukee." Entering the mix this year is Nomad World Pub's long-awaited, world-flavored outdoor biergarten...

First Impression: Wy’east Pizza

Todd Lazarski
// When Applebee's announced last month it would be rebranding its 2,000-unit bastion of corporate mediocrity in order to take back respective neighborhoods with a "fire-breathing workhorse" of wood-burning...

Tucked Away: East End Cafe

Matt Wild
// Between beloved and well-established local staples and a steady wave of new bars and restaurants popping up in and around Milwaukee almost every week, worthwhile dining and drinking gems can occasionally...

Yield Bar has closed

Tyler Maas
// After more than a decade in business, Yield Bar screeched to an abrupt stop at bar time this morning. According to sources within the business, Thursday night (or bar time Friday morning) was the end of ...

First Impression: Karl Ratzsch Restaurant

Tommy Ciaccio
// It seems silly and even a little arrogant in 2016 to be writing up a First Impression for an institution that predates the first World War, but the newest iteration of Karl Ratzsch's, and how it came to ...

Tuk’s Thai Kitchen is closed

Tyler Maas
// As first reported by OnMilwaukee, Tuk's Thai Kitchen—the latest in a long line of restaurants to try their luck at 1000 E. Locust—has closed its doors for good. The restaurant was opened in July of 2014 ...

Urban Bay View will open next weekend

Tyler Maas
// Last May, we broke news that Tonic owner Paul Jonas would be opening a new Bay View bar called UC Jonas' in the site Gerry’s Diamond Tap (939 E. Lincoln Ave.) had occupied from 1987 through 2014. More th...

Tucked Away: The Big Eazy

Tommy Ciaccio
// For much of the country, New Orleans is a city with an identity that lands somewhere within well-worn stereotypes of the glittery debauchery of Bourbon Street during Mardi Gras and the well-publicized tr...