Brunch Spots in MKE

[swoopem]

I'll be in town next weekend for the St. John's game and now that I know it's at 8pm I'm looking for a good brunch spot for Saturday. Any recommendations? Usually I go to Benelux or Wicked Hop but looking to try something new.

I'm staying at the Hyatt but will go anywhere really. Thanks

[Hards Alumni]

I'll be in town next weekend for the St. John's game and now that I know it's at 8pm I'm looking for a good brunch spot for Saturday. Any recommendations? Usually I go to Benelux or Wicked Hop but looking to try something new.

I'm staying at the Hyatt but will go anywhere really. Thanks

https://www.sweetdiner.com/

https://www.enginecompany3.com/menu

Either of those are fantastic.  Enjoy!

[cheebs09]

I've enjoyed The Knick at the Knickerbocker hotel. Also Sweet Diner is a good spot in the Third Ward.

[shoothoops]

Café At the Plaza.

1007 N Cass.

https://plazahotelmilwaukee.com/eat/

[ZiggysFryBoy]

Stay at Ricky's late enough and you can break your fast with the dancing girls.

If you want beer and bloodys for breakfast, the Nomad is fun.  Footy on the TV, waffle maker upstairs.

[swoopem]

Stay at Ricky's late enough and you can break your fast with the dancing girls.

If you want beer and bloodys for breakfast, the Nomad is fun.  Footy on the TV, waffle maker upstairs.

I was always an Art's guy.

I'm thinking sweet diner might be the spot

[BM1090]

Then above options are all pretty good.

Toast in Walker's point is good too.

[PBRme]

Real Chili

[lurch91]

https://www.sweetdiner.com/

https://www.enginecompany3.com/menu

Either of those are fantastic.  Enjoy!

Vote for Engine Company!  They have amazing food, and it's also Marquette Alumni owned.

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

Then above options are all pretty good.

Toast in Walker's point is good too.

Toast is a great option.

Fools Errand in the third ward is pricey but very good.

Uncle Wolfies is a very solid cheaper option

[MUfan12]

Wolfie's is good, but hyper-cautious when it comes to COVID. Believe they're still at a heavily reduced capacity and don't take reservations. I'd have a backup option if heading there.

[Dr. Blackheart]

Sabrosa in Walker's Point. Need reservations.

[Spotcheck Billy]

Sabrosa in Walker's Point. Need reservations.

Really? We've never had a reservation but admittedly haven't been there in 6 months. I do like Sabrosa quite a bit.

[dgies9156]

Real Chili

What are you doing, committing ritual suicide, Milwaukee style? That stuff is awful but for breakfast ....  NO THANKS!@!!!

[BrewCity83]

What are you doing, committing ritual suicide, Milwaukee style? That stuff is awful but for breakfast ....  NO THANKS!@!!!

Ban hammer!!!   How do you report this guy???

[tower912]

What are you doing, committing ritual suicide, Milwaukee style? That stuff is awful but for breakfast ....  NO THANKS!@!!!

Eating it for breakfast locks in your plan for the rest of the day.

[Dr. Blackheart]

Really? We've never had a reservation but admittedly haven't been there in 6 months. I do like Sabrosa quite a bit.

Been twice in the past two months and needed. First, not a lot of inside seating. Outside is okay as it is heated but it's not as enjoyable in the winter.

[21Jumpstreet]

I've always liked Story Hill BKC, along with the others mentioned. Had a bloody mary or two at Camp Bar over the weekend, that's enough garnish to constitute brunch, right? Right?

There is a new place called Tupelo Honey. I ate at one in Asheville and thought it was pretty darn good. It is a small chain. I second Sweet Diner and Uncle Wolfies (although I remember it being very small and sitting at the bar, so check out their current procedures like another person mentioned).

[ZiggysFryBoy]

What are you doing, committing ritual suicide, Milwaukee style? That stuff is awful but for breakfast ....  NO THANKS!@!!!

Reported to Rocky.  Psh.

[We R Final Four]

I've always liked Story Hill BKC, along with the others mentioned. Had a bloody mary or two at Camp Bar over the weekend, that's enough garnish to constitute brunch, right? Right?

There is a new place called Tupelo Honey. I ate at one in Asheville and thought it was pretty darn good. It is a small chain. I second Sweet Diner and Uncle Wolfies (although I remember it being very small and sitting at the bar, so check out their current procedures like another person mentioned).

Just ate at Tupelo Honey and loved it.

[rocky_warrior]

Reported to Rocky.  Psh.

I've retroactively banned dgies for 3 days, Feb 19-21, you can verify he didn't post those days.  I imagine he cried into his Cards handkerchief the entire time. 

[Hards Alumni]

What are you doing, committing ritual suicide, Milwaukee style? That stuff is awful but for breakfast ....  NO THANKS!@!!!

Gulag.

[tower912]

Arby's?

[ZiggysFryBoy]

Arby's?

Dinner theatre.

[GB Warrior]

Vote for Engine Company!  They have amazing food, and it's also Marquette Alumni owned.

Did not know this, but love Engine Company. Go-to for my family.