Milwaukee's Best Hotel Dining 2007

Traditional steakhouse specializes in chops and seafood, plus an extensive wine list, private dining room and more.

Reviews:

• “A Big Let-Down”
• “Great Food and Service”
• “Terrible”
• “Service Slipping”
• “Class Act”

Milwaukee Chop House
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The aqua-blue colors and bubbling-water theme is a bit corny, but the food is terrific.

Reviews:

• “Not well cared for”
• “My FAVORITE kind of place to hang out!”
• “Avoid Aqua”
• “Weird and uncomfortable”
• “horrible service”

Tips: For dessert, try a Southern Chill—Southern Comfort, Kahlua and Amaretto mixed with two scoops of vanilla ice cream and laced with chocolate syrup.

Aqua

Locals dine on prime rib, steak and pasta as they enjoy views of the city from a romantic revolving restaurant.

Reviews:

• “Romantic and Great Rib Roast!”
• “True Perspective”
• “Very Romantic”
• “SPINNING”
• “Love it!”

Polaris Revolving Restaurant

Located inside the Knickerbocker Hotel, the restaurant serves authentic Italian cuisine and offers outdoor dining and a full bar.

Reviews:

• “If you prefer to be ignored and then served sediment they call port…”
• “Don’t waste your money.”
• “Best Italian upscale restaurant in Milwaukee”

Osteria Del Mondo

Get lively with the locals at this charming and friendly downtown hotel restaurant-bar.

Reviews:

• “Great martinis”
• “find a table and stay a while”
• “You can eat dinner on the couch!”

Tips: Martinis ($6-$12) are popular but somewhat pricey. The wine selection is impressive, with more than 50 offered by the glass.

Metro Restaurant & Bar

Located inside the Wyndham Milwaukee Center on the second floor, the restaurant serves steaks, ribs and seafood.

Kilbourn Cafe

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