Milwaukee's historic fabric is woven into its many neighborhoods.  Charming historic and ethnic neighborhoods retain some of the traditions of yesterday, while at the same time reinventing themselves into trendy new ones with restaurants serving mouth-watering meals for just about any country and region you can name and nightlife choices to suit all tastes.  Experience Milwaukee's unique neighborhoods yourself by checking out their excellent restaurants and clubs. 

Brady Street - This diverse community near downtown Milwaukee and within walking distance of the shores of Lake Michigan is one of the trendiest neighborhoods in the city with various ethnic restaurants, pubs and coffee shops, and small, hip cafes and specialty food stores. 

East Town - An exciting vibrant community located just east of the Milwaukee River in the heart of downtown.  East Town has everything from ballet, art exhibits, and award winning orchestras to some of the best shopping and top nightlife spots in the Midwest. 

Historic Third Ward - A former wholesale and manufacturing district, today the area is experiencing a renaissance as a revitalized mixed-use neighborhood.  The area has a high concentration of art galleries, antique shops, restaurants, unique specialty stores, the Broadway Theater Center, the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, and the William F. Eisner Museum of Advertising and Design.  The historic Third ward is a vibrant neighborhood where the past and present meet.

While Milwaukee is best know for its German food, because of its strong ethnic communities, you will find excellent restaurants near the downtown area offering African, Chinese, French, Greek, Indian, Italian, Japanese, Mexican, Middle Eastern, Serbian and of course American cuisine.