Jefferson’s guidebook
Food scene
Best blended Margaritas on town
23 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Guanajuato Mexican Restaurant
2317 S Howell AveBest blended Margaritas on town
LuLu Cafe
2265 S Howell AveThe Vanguard
2659 S Kinnickinnic AveCafe India Bay View
2201 S Kinnickinnic AveOne of my favorites ;)
Café Benelux
346 N BroadwayPlenty of options at the same location, food, drink, etc
267 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Milwaukee Public Market
Plenty of options at the same location, food, drink, etc
Sightseeing
SafeHouse
779 N Front StSugar Maple
441 E Lincoln AveSouth Shore Park
2900 S Shore DrThis is a really cool bar (dark concept) with best selections of craft beers
47 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Burnhearts
2599 S Logan AveThis is a really cool bar (dark concept) with best selections of craft beers
If you love art, this is the place.
398 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Museo de Arte de Milwaukee
700 N Art Museum DrIf you love art, this is the place.
Museo Harley-Davidson
400 W Canal StYou can't miss this. Period
Discovery World
500 N Harbor DrOne of our favorite places, good beer and food with a wonderful view at the lake
28 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
South Shore Terrace
2900 S Shore DrOne of our favorite places, good beer and food with a wonderful view at the lake
Neighborhoods
Walker's Point is Milwaukee's oldest neighborhood. Of the three settlements that made up pioneer Milwaukee, it is the only one that has retained both its name and key aspects of its original appearance. Some residents, in fact, describe their neighborhood as a "living museum" of housing types and styles dating from the city's earliest years. That fidelity to the past has made Walker's Point a magnet for preservationists, but it is a vital human community as well. It is the blend of old and new that makes Walker's Point a special place for residents and visitors alike.
25 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Walker's Point
Walker's Point is Milwaukee's oldest neighborhood. Of the three settlements that made up pioneer Milwaukee, it is the only one that has retained both its name and key aspects of its original appearance. Some residents, in fact, describe their neighborhood as a "living museum" of housing types and styles dating from the city's earliest years. That fidelity to the past has made Walker's Point a magnet for preservationists, but it is a vital human community as well. It is the blend of old and new that makes Walker's Point a special place for residents and visitors alike.