Sheila Julson

Authentic Polish cuisine makes a comeback in Milwaukee, pizza returns to Sherman Phoenix, and foodie events showcase local chefs and their stories.

The classy yet comfortable wine bar and coffee shop combo features a full bar that highlights Wisconsin wineries. Guests can enjoy flatbreads and charcuterie pairings.

A beloved co-op and café closed its doors after more than two decades, and the Bay View neighborhood continues to boom with new culinary talent.

Racine, known as ground zero for kringles, during the early 1900s had a large influx of Danish settlers that brought the unique kringle pastry with them.

Recreational amusement options expand with a slingshot bar, Cedarburg welcomes a new Napa Valley-inspired wine experience, and a Water Street staple will close its doors in November.

Holiday pop-ups and festive dining experiences return, and we say goodbye to a famed hot dog restaurant.

The beloved Beans & Barley is closing, but a new facility will allow Outpost to better meet customer demands for their fresh, house-made wraps, soups, salads, entrees and bakery.

American Family Field continues to expand culinary options for fans, The Bartolotta Restaurants’ popular Easter brunch and dinner features return, and Red Arrow Park loses its coffee vendor.

Great Lakes cities, including Milwaukee, are now on the Michelin Guide's radar, MPS launches a first student operated food truck, Calogero's opens in Bay View and a Polish restaurant closes six months after opening.

A Korean restaurant will breathe new life into the former National Café space, and Summerfest welcomes four new food vendors.