The Marijuana-Themed Sandwich Joint, Cheba Hut, Is Opening A New Location In Wisconsin  

Cheba Hut, a marijuana-themed sandwich shop, is opening a new location in Milwaukee, offering a unique dining experience with its themed décor and menu.

A fun theme can take a restaurant from ordinary to extraordinary. And if you need proof, you'll find it at Cheba Hut, a marijuana-themed sandwich shop. The restaurant chain has locations in cities throughout the U.S., and lucky for us, Milwaukee will soon be among those cities.

Cheba Hut has been satisfying cases of the munchies since opening in Tempe, Arizona in 1998.

Pictured here is the Fort Collins, Colorado location.

Over the years, several locations have opened throughout the U.S, including Madison, WI.

And it looks like another Cheba Hut is coming to the Badger State. The new locale, which is slated to open in May 2021, will be on Oakland Avenue on Milwaukee’s east side.

Serving up a unique dining experience, Cheba Hut boasts an undeniable marijuana theme – from the décor to the food.

Don’t worry, though. There aren’t any hemp derivatives or pot in the food.

Instead, the menu features an array of toasted subs, which are named after strains of marijuana.

Funny monikers aside, the sandwiches are nothing to laugh at. Cheba Hut makes its own bread and sauces, grates its own cheeses, and slices its meats daily.

In addition to a slew of sandwiches, the menu includes salads as well as munchies that are perfect for satisfying late-night cravings.

Sweet treats, such as Rice Krispie treats and brownies (no, not that kind of brownie), are also part of the fare.

And for those with a case of cottonmouth to combat, there’s an impressive beverage selection.

Between the fresh food and laidback atmosphere, Cheba Hut is one sandwich joint that’s sure to impress. For more information, check out the Cheba Hut website or Facebook page.

So, did you know that a Cheba Hut was opening in Milwaukee? Ever visited any of Cheba Hut’s other locations? If so, what’d you think?

This isn’t the state’s only themed restaurant. Read about another here.

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