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Fun Things to Do a Short Distance Away Milwaukee Restaurant Recommendations Nearby Shopping Hilton Milwaukee City Center and Wisconsin Center 13 509 West Wisconsin Avenue | Milwaukee, WI | 414-271-7250 FUN THINGS TO DO A SHORT DISTANCE AWAY 1 “Bronze Fonz” Statue – The Bronze Fonz is a public artwork by American artist Gerald P. Sawyer, located on the Milwaukee Riverwalk in downtown. The Bronze 16 Fonz depicts Henry Winkler as “The Fonz,” a character in the television series Happy Days, set in Milwaukee. 2 Brewery Tour at Miller/Coors – From your personal tour guide to the ghost of Frederick Miller, you’ll experience over 155 years of brewing history with a modern-day twist. Every tour ends with our famous hospitality and what 30 everyone is waiting for – ice cold beer samples! 3 Harley Davidson Museum – Much more than a nostalgia trip for motorcycle enthusiasts, the Harley-Davidson Museum offers a glimpse of American history 32 and culture like you’ve never seen it before and celebrates the more than 100-year history of Harley-Davidson motorcycles. 4 Milwaukee Art Museum – An architectural landmark, comprised of three buildings designed by three legendary architects: Eero Saarinen, David Kahler, and Santiago Calatrava. The Museum’s collection contains nearly 25,000 works 25 31 of art and is one of the largest museums in the United States. MILWAUKEE RESTAURANT RECOMMENDATIONS Fine Dining 5 Milwaukee ChopHouse, Steakhouse, Seafood, American, 509 W Wisconsin Ave 6 The Capital Grille, Steakhouse, Seafood, 310 W Wisconsin Ave – .2 mi 7 Mo’s, Steakhouse, 720 N Plankinton Ave – .4 mi 15 8 Third Coast Provisions, American (New), Seafood, Bars, 724 N Milwaukee St – .6 mi 10 9 Carnevor Steakhouse Moderne, Steakhouse, 718 N Milwaukee St – .6 mi 10 Bacchus - A Bartolotta Restaurant, American (New), Steakhouse, 925 E Wells St - 1 mi 28 20 11 The Fitz, American, Ambassador Hotel, 2308 W Wisconsin Ave – 1.2 mi 18 19 12 Harbor House, Seafood, Wine Bar, 550 N Harbor Dr – 1.2 mi 1 13 Sanford Restaurant, American (New), 1547 N Jackson St – 1.4 mi 14 circa 1880, American (New), 1100 S 1st St – 1.7 mi 27 17 Business Casual 29 15 Benihana, Japanese, Sushi Bars, 850 N Plankinton Ave – .4 mi 2 9 16 Carson’s Ribs, American, Barbecue, Steakhouse, 301 W Juneau Ave – .6 mi 8 17 Mason Street Grill, American (New), Seafood, Steakhouse, 425 E Wisconsin Ave – .6 mi 18 Rodizio Grill Wisconsin, Brazilian, Steakhouse, 777 N Water St – .6 mi 12 19 Pastiche Bistro & Wine Bar, Wine Bars, French, 411 E Mason St – .7 mi 7 20 Zarletti, Italian, 741 N Milwaukee St – .7 mi 11 6 37 4 21 Smyth, American (Traditional), 500 W Florida St – .9 mi 33 22 Rare Steakhouse, Seafood, Steakhouse, 833 E Michigan St – 1.0 mi 26 23 Harbor House, Seafood, Wine Bar, 550 N Harbor Dr – 1.2 mi 36 5 24 Morel, American, 430 S 2nd St – 1.2 mi 23 25 Five O’Clock Steakhouse, Steakhouse, Seafood, 2416 W State St – 1.5 mi 22 Casual 26 Milwaukee Miller Time Pub & Grill, Sports Bar, Gastropub, 509 W Wisconsin Ave 27 Doc’s Commerce Smokehouse, Barbecue, Southern, 754 N 4th St – .2 mi 28 King & I, Thai, 830 N Old World 3rd St – .3 mi 29 Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery, American, 740 N Plankinton Ave – .4 mi 30 Über Tap Room and Cheese Bar, Gastropubs, 1048 N Old World 3rd St – .5 mi 31 Who’s On Third, Gastropubs, 1007 N Old World 3rd St – .5 mi 32 Mader’s, German, Bars, 1041 N Old World 3rd St – .5 mi 33 Maki Yaki Japanese Grill, Sushi Bars, Asian Fusion, 1616 W Wisconsin Ave – .8 mi 34 Bavette, Butcher, Sandwiches, 330 E Menomonee St – 1.1 mi 35 Crazy Water, American, Wine Bar, 839 S 2nd St – 1.4 mi 36 Daddy’s Soul Food & Grille, Soul Food, American, Southern, 754 N 27th St – 1.5 mi NEARBY SHOPPING 37 Shops of Grand Avenue – An urban shopping plaza that spans three city blocks in 21 3 24 35 34 14 the downtown neighborhood of Westown in Milwaukee. © 2018 Locke Lord LLP Locke Lord is pleased to welcome you to Milwaukee. To make your stay in the city more enjoyable we’ve put together a list of places we like and hope you enjoy your visit. NAIC SPRING 2018 NATIONAL MEETING MARCH 24-27, 2018 | HILTON MILWAUKEE CITY CENTER AND WISCONSIN CENTER MILWAUKEE RESTAURANT AND ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE ABOUT THE FIRM Locke Lord is a full-service, international law firm of 20 offices designed to meet clients’ needs around the world. The Firm has a history that spans more than 130 years and is a worldwide leader in the middle market sector. Locke Lord advises clients across a broad spectrum of industries while providing a wealth of experience through its complex litigation, intellectual property, tax, regulatory and transactional teams. Atlanta | Austin | Boston | Chicago | Cincinnati | Dallas Hartford | Hong Kong | Houston | London | Los Angeles Miami | Morristown | New Orleans | New York | Providence San Francisco | Stamford | Washington DC | West Palm Beach.
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