Sophie Bolich is a journalist with a focus on the food and beverage industry, particularly exploring themes related to restaurants, hospitality, and food production. Her work delves into topics such as chain restaurants, beverage production, and food safety. Sophie has been featured in Urban Milwaukee, Inc. and the African American Genealogy Society of Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee, United States (Local)
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Sophie's coverage primarily focuses on local businesses and events in the Milwaukee area, with a heavy emphasis on restaurants, bars, openings, and closures. Given this focus, she is likely to be interested in new restaurant or bar openings, unique food-related events or promotions within the community.
As her coverage includes private sector announcements and press releases prominently, PR agencies representing local establishments opening or closing may find it beneficial to reach out to Sophie for potential coverage of their clients' news.
Consider pitching story ideas related to upcoming restaurant or bar launches, notable closures affecting the local dining scene, as well as exclusive events or unique concepts that could appeal to Milwaukee residents.
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From dawn beach samples to digital PCR, Milwaukee Health Department is working to keep swimmers safe.
By: Sophie Bolich
Tokyo import will set up shop in Colby Abbot Building
Coffee shop temporarily closed. Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee
Peacock Lounge will operate inside Bartolotta's forthcoming downtown restaurant. Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee
Future site of High Stakes and Peacock Lounge. Photo taken Aug. 5, 2026 by Sophie Bolich.
Long marketed as a small business incubator, the downtown hub is poised to debut its own stalls.
Experienced restaurateurs plan tabletop grilling in former Applebee's.
Housemade pastas, sandwiches and breakfast service will anchor new downtown restaurant.
By: Sophie Bolich
Dosa District supplants The Gallery on The East Side.
Plus: Free school supplies, South Indian food and a remodel at Stone Creek. Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee
