Milwaukee Menus - Restaurants, Dining, Caterers, and Nightlife in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

BREAKFAST AND LUNCH IN MILWAUKEE

Bartolotta's Lake Park Bistro
Milwaukee's premiere French restaurant. Fresh ingredients, an adherence to traditional French cooking styles and Wisconsin's only true French Rotisol (Rotisserie) combine to create some exquisite menu items. With authentic French cuisine and a commanding view of Lake Michigan. Bistro is a popular place for lunch, dinner and champagne brunch. The historic building at Lake Park is an ideal setting for special occasions, large corporate groups and weddings.

Trocadero's European Cafe Restaurant Milwaukee, Wisconsin Trocadero's
Trocadero's is Milwaukee's hottest European-styled cafe. They offer lunch, dinner, an extensive wine list and Saturday and Sunday brunch. They are known for our year-round heated patio and our award-winning outdoor terrace.

Beans and Barley
A neighborhood "specialty" grocery store for the East Side and greater Milwaukee. An "all-homemade" deli, whose soups, desserts and vegetarian specialties (consistent award-winners). The restaurant seats eighty people, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week, with a menu of good, healthy homemade food - including vegetarian and non-vegetarian specialties, beer and wine.

Pacific Rim
Their menu blends flavors and ingredients from all over the Pacific with cooking methods of western Europe and Manhattan. They use the freshest ingredients (fish and seafood arrive daily) and our innovative culinary techniques. The Pacific Rim established itself as a seafood hotspot, but our tender rack of lamb and fine selection of Angus steaks have drawn critical acclaim for being unique and delicious.

Karl Ratzsch's Restaurant
Ratzsch's Restaurant began in 1904 when Chef Otto Hermann opened "Hermann's Cafe" in downtown Milwaukee. A few years later his stepdaughter, Helen, came from Germany to live and work in the cafe. Prior to WWI, Karl August Ratzsch Sr. was on tour in the United States and due to the outbreak of war, stayed, settled in Milwaukee and began working with Helen. After a ten-year courtship, Helen and Karl were married and they purchased the cafe, relocated it to the present location and changed the name to "Karl Ratzsch's".