Everyone Is Going Wild For Milwaukee's Newest Diner And It's Not Hard To See Why
E Jamar
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Sweet Diner is one of the most delicious brunch spots in Milwaukee. Since its opening in 2017, Milwaukeeans have been flocking to the historic Third Ward, and it’s easy to see why. With amazing coffee, unforgettable food, and a chic atmosphere that you can’t get anywhere else; what’s not to love? And most of the entrees have gluten-free and vegan options if you so require. Let’s take a peek into this cool downtown restaurant.
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Is Sweet Diner on your radar? Arrive early or expect to wait a bit on weekends, or you can make reservations ahead of time on weekdays. Discover more on the Sweet Diner website. Have you already been to this charming eatery? Let us know about your experience in the comments below.
While you’re in Milwaukee, visit the enchanting Puelicher Butterfly Wing. And create an adventure with an overnight stay in a lovely Vrbo.
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What are some of the best parks in Milwaukee?
- Lake Park: This pretty place has been open since 1889. Take advantage of the open meadow areas that attract surprising wildlife, stroll along the lovely nature walks that lead to surprising vistas, and breathe in as you catch a splendid view of Lake Michigan. Visit the restored North Point Lighthouse and museum, go ice skating, take a yoga class, or enjoy one of the summer concerts. In addition, the land sits on a former Indian mound.
- South Shore Park: The beautiful park on the lake shore offers a great view of the city skyline, a fun place to play in the water, and a great spot for a picnic. Whether you're planning to visit or just stopping through, this is an excellent place to stretch your legs. The beautiful location holds something for everyone, including hikers, joggers, and bikers. And if you don't have a bike, you can rent one. The dogs will also love the fresh sea air!
- Juneau Park: This historical green space has caretakers called the Juneau Park Friends who promote the park's preservation. As home to the first mayor, one thing you're sure to notice is the statue of Solomon Juneau, who was the city's first mayor. It was built in 1887 and is also well-maintained as is the Oak Leaf Trail where you can ride a bike, walk your dog, or simply enjoy the lovely lake views.