Dirty Dogs is aiming for a Dec. 1 opening on Packard Avenue, with a loyalty program offering a free hot dog for every 10 bought.

Bring six dozen cookies, leave with a box of someone else's. Milwaukee's first Taste of Home swap lands Dec. 9 at 1139 S. 70th St.

Owner Alex Hagler cites rising costs and thin margins as neighbors stream in to say goodbye.

The Brewers captain will man the counter and kitchen Monday morning after Milwaukee's first-ever World Series title.

The Concourse D spot pours Italian 75s at 4 a.m. and a second gate location is already in the works.

The Brunch Society LLC wants the former Riverfront Pizzeria space on E. Erie St., which has sat empty since December 2025.

Miller made the commemorative beer during the final out of the Brewers' historic Game 5 win over Tampa Bay.

Little Susie's Coffee & Pie is bringing its cheesesteak and pork roll hand pies to West Allis, marking its first Wisconsin shop.

Lupi & Iris hosts a five-course Japanese-comfort-food takeover from Chicago chef Paul Virant on Nov. 2.

The Nov. 15 dinner pairs a nationally known hunger-relief chef with Heirloom MKE, sending $5 per ticket to a Milwaukee food pantry.

The East Side spot wants scratch cocktails, charcuterie, and tarot by November 6, if city approvals land in time.

The Layton Avenue building that once housed Hooters and Dr. Dawg is getting its next makeover, this time with breakfast service.

A former bodega at 564 W. Rogers St., on the corner parcel at 1978 S. 6th St., is set to become New Halo Cafe; rental income from the house will help fund the $125,000 development project.