Waukesha Restaurants

Alterra At The Lake Cafe Located in one of Milwaukee's old pumping stations, Alterra At The Lake Cafe offers up not only coffee but live theater and a great view as well. Read More >>

Karl Ratzsch's in Milwaukee Brings German Food to the Midwest. Milwaukee, once a thriving community of German immigrants remains the place for some of the best German food in the country. Karl Ratzsch's tops the list. Read More >>

Sobelman's Pub and Grill boasts Milwaukee's best burger Made from Black Angus, grass-fed beef, Sobelman's offers single or multi-patti, towering burgers that will make this Milwaukee favorite tops. Read More >>

Peggy Kinnane's: The Emerald Isle in Arlington Heights This neighborhood pub serves up authentic Irish food, drink and even atmosphere, with stone, wood and memorabilia straight from Ireland. Read More >>

Deta's Cafe If you could go back in time to grandma's kitchen, chances are it would look and smell like Deta's Cafe. All the more reason to pop in for a scrumptious burek. Read More >>

Wonderburger: The name alone sparks the imagination. A secret sauce tops the Wonderburger makinig it unlike any other hamburger. Founded in 1954, one bite and you'll be hooked and left well, wondering how it is made Read More >>

Lula Cafe: fun flavors in a small space This Logan Square eatery packs patrons in with organic foods, international flavors and a very popular weekend brunch. Read More >>

The Lucky Platter The 1991 partnering of pastry guru Seric Singer and restaurateur Ken Pospiech beget The Lucky Platter. Indeed, a fortunate marriage for Evanston diners. Read More >>

Omega Restaurant: Plentiful portions for a puny price Omega Restaurant, a northwest suburban favorite, is packing patrons in with big meals, delectable desserts and reasonable prices. Read More >>

Eleven City Diner: The Jewish deli is alive and well Carnegie Deli in New York set the pace for Jewish delis back in the ‘30s serving heaping portions of corned beef and pastrami, and luckily the South Loop’s Eleven City Diner is one of the few places in Chicago that recognizes the importance of that tradition. Read More >>