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Re: OT: Restaurant/Food/Beer Discussion

Postby crkone on Thu Oct 04, 2012 1:37 pm

Newz wrote:
LUKE23 wrote:I haven't been to Red Sushi. My favorite sushi place in Madison is Muramoto. Don't know if you've had that.


I haven't so I can't really draw a comparison. I saw someone mention Ward's. I haven't been there, but a few people I know think it's pretty good.

Harbor House really is a good bet though. Best view in Milwaukee as it is right on the lake.


Last time I was at Harbor House a man proposed to his GF so its got that going for it.
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Re: OT: Restaurant/Food/Beer Discussion

Postby DocHoliday on Thu Oct 04, 2012 1:41 pm

crkone wrote:
Newz wrote:
LUKE23 wrote:I haven't been to Red Sushi. My favorite sushi place in Madison is Muramoto. Don't know if you've had that.


I haven't so I can't really draw a comparison. I saw someone mention Ward's. I haven't been there, but a few people I know think it's pretty good.

Harbor House really is a good bet though. Best view in Milwaukee as it is right on the lake.


Last time I was at Harbor House a man proposed to his GF so its got that going for it.


Depends, did she say yes? lol, jk
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Re: OT: Restaurant/Food/Beer Discussion

Postby midranger on Thu Oct 04, 2012 1:54 pm

1 of the 2 times I've witnessed a knee drop was at Lake Park Bistro.

Also, food and wine and dessert and view, all excellent.
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Re: OT: Restaurant/Food/Beer Discussion

Postby DigitalFool on Thu Oct 04, 2012 3:50 pm

I've only lived in Milwaukee for a few years, but my favorite place to go for steak is Butler Inn of Pewaukee. Service is so-so, usually have to wait a while even with reservation, classic supper club environment, but the 5 Star Signature 16 oz filet is 36.95 (includes salad/potato) is simply unmatched for the value and makes up for any shortcomings.
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Re: OT: Restaurant/Food/Beer Discussion

Postby Newz on Thu Oct 04, 2012 3:52 pm

DigitalFool wrote:I've only lived in Milwaukee for a few years, but my favorite place to go for steak is Butler Inn of Pewaukee. Service is so-so, usually have to wait a while even with reservation, classic supper club environment, but the 5 Star Signature 16 oz filet is 36.95 (includes salad/potato) is simply unmatched for the value and makes up for any shortcomings.


Butler Inn is pretty damn solid for the price and atmosphere. They always do a very good job. They also have a great fish fry, ribs, prime rib and fried chicken as well.

Wouldn't really recommend it for seafood though.
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Re: OT: Restaurant/Food/Beer Discussion

Postby ReddWing on Thu Oct 04, 2012 5:49 pm

Man....why did Sabor close. That place was great and I only got to go once.
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Re: OT: Restaurant/Food/Beer Discussion

Postby MikeIsGood on Thu Oct 04, 2012 7:45 pm

My favorite sushi in Madison is a very unassuming place on the East Side in a strip mall, called Takumi. It's fantastic and more reasonable than Muramoto. The Spicy Spider Roll is heaven.

Never been to Red Sushi. I should give it a try.
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Re: OT: Restaurant/Food/Beer Discussion

Postby emunney on Thu Oct 04, 2012 7:58 pm

Dame's Chicken and Waffles is amazing. Sorry, wrong city. True though.

GoS, they just opened a 2nd location in Greensboro.
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Re: OT: Restaurant/Food/Beer Discussion

Postby buckboy on Thu Oct 04, 2012 10:34 pm

Sanford has the best food in the city but it's pretty stuffy.

Lake Park Bistro is romantic and also has very good food. That'd be my recommendation.
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Re: OT: Restaurant/Food/Beer Discussion

Postby ReasonablySober on Thu Oct 04, 2012 11:23 pm

I cook a lot of things and I generally hate going by recipes, but this was astonishingly good. The soup itself is pretty standard stuff if you've made a chicken tortilla-ish dish, but the relish takes it out of this world.

I followed it almost line for line, and I never do that. Turned out amazing. Only changes is I used feta instead of queso fresco, and I added a seeded jalapeno.

Cooking dudes around here, try this out.
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Re: OT: Restaurant/Food/Beer Discussion

Postby DocHoliday on Tue Oct 09, 2012 1:43 pm

http://onmilwaukee.com/dining/articles/bestnew2012.html
Some great new restaurants opened in Milwaukee in the past year, but Odd Duck was the favorite of OnMilwaukee.com readers.

Rounding out the top five best new restaurants in Milwaukee, according to you, are Smoke Shack, Melthouse Bistro, The Rumpus Room and Braise.
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Re: OT: Restaurant/Food/Beer Discussion

Postby Steve210 on Tue Oct 09, 2012 2:35 pm

Went to Five O' Clock Steakhouse this past weekend and it was awesome!

http://onmilwaukee.com/dining/articles/ ... html?31539

If you want a good steak, I highly recommend it, the shrimp is very good to.
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Re: OT: Restaurant/Food/Beer Discussion

Postby Aaron It Out on Tue Oct 09, 2012 2:41 pm

DigitalFool wrote:I've only lived in Milwaukee for a few years, but my favorite place to go for steak is Butler Inn of Pewaukee. Service is so-so, usually have to wait a while even with reservation, classic supper club environment, but the 5 Star Signature 16 oz filet is 36.95 (includes salad/potato) is simply unmatched for the value and makes up for any shortcomings.


Holy cow, I remember going there something like 8 years ago at least. I remember my grandparents being in awe watching me clear my plate eating that 16 oz. like it was nothing. Crazy how much more I was able to eat then than now. But I bet I could still finish one. It was really good.
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Re: OT: Restaurant/Food/Beer Discussion

Postby N8Frog on Thu Oct 11, 2012 2:49 pm

Anybody ever go to Rustico Pizzeria in the Third Ward? If so, is it okay?
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Re: OT: Restaurant/Food/Beer Discussion

Postby LUKE23 on Thu Oct 11, 2012 2:56 pm

Decided to roll with Unami Moto for sushi in a couple weeks. Hopefully good. Menu looks ridiculous.
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