Na Zdrowie! Located…read morein a very picturesque part of Franklin, the Polish Cultural Center is a gem! I personally went to check out their fish fry, and was definitely not disappointed. While it was a little on the pricier side, the fish was extremely tasty, and the pierogi's were as good as you can expect! Would recommend checking out, even if you don't have any polish blood in you, because these poles know how to cook!

Had been to Polish Center for weddings and events etc,but had not tried the fish fry.During Lent,it…read morecan be tough to get in,but even though it was crowded, we were able to get in and find a table. No frills for sure,but that's ok.The fish was cod and very crispy (breaded,wish it was battered) and fries,coleslaw and rye bread,but also had a couple of pierogis to go along with it,being that we are Polish a definite plus.Great bar with Polish beer available too(Tyskie).All in all,not bad,little pricier($18), but we know it goes to support the Polish Center so that's ok.Definitely worth checking out.

This was a fun little place to see an intimate musical. The acting was pretty good, the singing was…read morewonderful and the staff was mostly helpful. It's not a horribly exciting place to be, but it's worth a stop for a decent play. I think we'll be back again.

The Todd Wehr Theatre is at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts (formerly PAC), and the…read moreentrance is located on the west side of the building. Home to First Stage Milwaukee, this mid-size theater doesn't have a bad seat in the house. Seats on the "side" are not at a disadvantage at all. The theater is clean, comfortable. Buy your tix online and choose your seats but we bought tix right before the production, no problem. Park in the parking ramp across the street (bring cash) or the Flower company lot, and you're really close.

I have had the best experience with Danceworks! both my girls have been dancing there since…read moretoddlers and they have grown so much as dancers. Every teacher displays care, patience and passion for dance while creating an inclusive environment. I'm so thankful for all the amazing staff and shout out to Sarah at the front desk for being so awesome!

Dance works has very very talented and qualified teachers. I went as a beginner to Beginners Hip…read moreHop, K-Pop, and Calming Contemporary and I felt welcome by every instructor. I am seriously so grateful to have this studio in the city. It's affordable, it has a sweet sense of community, and it's so much fun. There is a parking lot which is major and it's kind of confusing because some of the parking is for the apartments connected but I've parked closest to the entrance of the studio and never had an issue. Definitely recommend.

The first year we went in 2023, we LOVED Brewfest. We did VIP tickets to enter early, there were a…read morebunch of breweries we had never visited before, it was fun to try all of the creative beers that the breweries brought to sample, Wingstop gave away free wings, and the vibes were right. This year, it was the same day as Harleyfest, the air show, and German fest so parking was INSANE. I was actually grateful for the air show as it added extra entertainment to an otherwise lackluster showing for Brewfest. It felt like there were way too many non-beer options (ciders, seltzers, wine, CBD, kombuchas, n/a, etc) when we paid good money to sample, you guessed it...BEER. A lot of the beers we did sample were pretty common ones you see in the grocery store or straight dumps because they were nothing special. For $75 per person, I do not think we got our money's worth.

Wow-Brewfest 2017 featured great weather and a pleasing-to-the-eye lakefront setting paired with…read more100 breweries from all over! Beer festivals are one of the easiest ways to be able to try anything and everything, and to discover new favorites. Personal highlights include Next Door Brewing Co's Livacious saison, Steel Head Aleworks' amber ale, Mershon's artisan cider (apples & honey), and Blake's Hard Cider (El Chavo with habanero and mango; Wake Fire with Michigan cherries and orange peel)! The line to get into the festival for ticket holders/advance purchases was kind of ridic but once we made of inside, the vibes were pretty chill. Some breweries ran out of brew before we had a chance to sample (it happens) while others had really long lines (also happens). When we encountered either of these scenarios, we simply pivoted in a diff direction and kept the cups full. Good food vendors! Had a blast! Pro tip--BYO pretzel necklace and up the game by adding things like beef jerky, cheese sticks, fruit snacks, etc. - leveling up goals for next year.

What's not to love about a bunch of over priced drinks, food and free music?!…read more The crowds can be torturous in the bottlenecked areas, something summerfest needs to work out. I'm pretty disgusted that this year they won't fill the beers to the top because apparently some lower line is "12 oz". I am still paying the price of a 6-pack for one beer, do we really need to get that technical??? While the new BMO stage is very nice, I don't understand the complications and severe lack of communication on how to get "tickets" at a FREE stage! The best job at summerfest, and a great spot to stop for awhile, is at the mechanic bull. Who wouldn't love to throw dumb kids and over-sized wanna be cowboys off of a fake bull all day?! Don't know what happened early in the fest, but that thing was tore up and missing its horns, lol. I Iove summerfest buy don't agree with some of the changes they are making. We spend an obscene amount of money and deal with a lot of crap from other fest-goers, why intensify it for us? Ever heard of "Customers First" summerfest slumlords? Okay, maybe that was too much. I'm just really pissed about the extra ounce or two of beer and serving me unfilled cups. If that ain't a reason to sneak in booze.... Parents! Take yo kids home after dark when all the drunkies surface!!! Fav food: Venice Club eggplant strips! Ask for lemon and an extra cup of marinara if you're "saucy" like me ;) Personally, I can only handle the crowd and drunks by doing as the Romans do. So, if you get irritated with those like people mentioned, please plan your trip via DD, taxi (leave early), bus, etc. It's a BUSY BUSY place and an interesting to people watch!

Great time, once again. Stevie Wonder was the feature the night I went...amazing show! All of the…read moreperformers were great. Among them were Third Eye Blind, Sheika E, Buddy Guy, local performers that are making a name for themselves, and other up and coming artists. There are so many acts going on on different stages all at once, its impossible to catch everything. There are many options for food. Various ethnic cuisine, fresh fruits, etc. One of the food items I got was a bacon bottom pizza...no bread, just bacon, weaved at the bottom of the pizza. It was good. Great music, good food, drinks, and lots of people.

Saw "& Juliet" at the Marcus Performing Arts Center, in Uihlein Hall…read more Our seats were in the Loge section, row C, seats 311 to 308. Plenty of volunteers were stationed throughout to help direct people to their seats. Beverages and snacks were available in the atrium. For bathrooms, I would recommend heading down to the atrium level rather than staying on the upper floor. The upper floor restroom is smaller, and the line was quite long. Sound and view from our seats were both good. The 2026/2027 season is posted now, and there are several shows on it I'd like to see. Being able to catch these here without having to travel to Chicago is a nice perk.

I've always thought that the theater could use a higher incline. It's such a large theater, but it…read morecan get pretty uncomfortable in the back, with views very obscured by taller gents seating in front of you. Obviously orchestra seats are the best. As are the front loge seats. But unlike, say the Fiserv where you get a good view from any seat, further back seats here can get pretty uncomfortable. One little bit of luck I had seating on row W was that this was the second to the last row on orchestra floor, but the last row was set up with sound tables and no one was seating there during my show. And because I had a really tall guy seating in front of me, I couldn't see anything, but I could actually flop up the fold down chair and sit up high without obscuring anyone behind me and get an unobscured view myself. So if I want cheap tickets in the back, get the very back row and sit up like that to get a better view lol. It's not comfortable though.

This is where the women's MU BB team play their games, and the men's during pre-season. It's easy…read moreto get to using public transportation. The building looks and feels fairly new or remodeled. All the amenities are in great condition. A few of the rows of seats close to the court have padded backs, otherwise it's bench seating. It's a fine college arena, no frills but it's nice and does the job.

MUHS Graduation at the center. Very nice arena with plenty of room...except for the families who…read morecame early and reserved a bazillion seats...complete with paper signs stating "reserved for (insert name) family". Thank goodness they don't have this at the high school. Thank you Marquette for hosting this event.

This annual even dates to the 1950s, but there was a break and then the current incarnation was…read morerestarted in '04. It was apparently different in 2020, but that's the only time I have gone, so here goes, You drive up to the end of the queue and pull up when the line moves. People would just pull to their preferred spot and leave space in front of them (Christmas spirit!) but there are folks in reflective vests urging them forward. We were on the south side of State Street, which was too close to get the whole thing at once, but the line on the other side was pretty long. It's a 5 minute medley of music with the lights synchronized to the beats. Everyone liked it, but most of the people in the car liked Lightmare Before Christmas in Germantown better. I still think we'll return next year. Plus you can't beat the price.