June 1993

June 1993

City Guide June 1993 Volume 18 Number 6   Features Great Places on a Great Lake From the hidden gems to the tried and true, our picks of where to go and what to do in this city of surprises. By Ann Angel   The Good Ground The development of Milwaukee’s suburbs reveals our deep longing for a  piece of the countryside – a private oasis on the urban fringe. By Stephen Filmanowicz   East Versus West Is it “cooler” by the lake? Is West really best? Or is the real Milwaukee somewhere else? Our writers battle it out. By…

City Guide

June 1993

Volume 18

Number 6

 

Features

Great Places on a Great Lake

From the hidden gems to the tried and true, our picks of where to go and what to do in this city of surprises.

By Ann Angel

 

The Good Ground

The development of Milwaukee’s suburbs reveals our deep longing for a  piece of the countryside – a private oasis on the urban fringe.

By Stephen Filmanowicz

 

East Versus West

Is it “cooler” by the lake? Is West really best? Or is the real Milwaukee somewhere else? Our writers battle it out.

By Mary Van de Kamp Nohl, Stephen Filmanowicz and W.B.Rouleau

 

In Search of the Perfect Pastry

If the number of bakeries is one test of a civilized city, then Milwaukee is a cultural mecca. Follow us as we hunt for the finest pastries in town.

By Bruce Murphy

 

Are You a Real Milwaukeean?

Attention class! Get out your Number 2 pencil and take this quiz to find out if you’re a true cheesehead or a cowering curd.

Compiled by Mary Van de Kamp Nohl

 

The urban Angler

From the lakefront to the lagoons, our city is in the midst of a fishing revival of lunker proportions. Grab your pole – here’s where the big ones hide.

By Jim Hazard

 

Art Best

A tasteful tour of the gallery terrain.

By Ann Christenson

 

Fertile Grounds

With coffee as our newest beverage of choice, hop on the caffeine express as we search the metro area or superior spots for sipping java.

By Judith Woodburn

 

Into the Woods

Look no further than Milwaukee’s backyard to discover hiking trails and nature retreats that offer what Thoreau called the “tonic of the wild.”

By Kate Bast

 

Al Fresco

A sampling of outdoor cafes where you can feast in seasonal splendor – from city sidewalks to suburban verandas.

By Michael Horne

 

Departments

Outfront

The sights and sounds of a city that inspires.

By John Fennell

 

The Insider

Your own flavor at Kopp’s and other outrageous services, summering in the city, sizzling statistics, famous bylines and the Milwaukee Crossword.

Edited by Stephen Filmanowicz

 

Restaurant Guide

Look no further for Milwaukee’s most definite guide to dining.

 

Endgame

Oh, the sweetness of life on our interior sea.

By Bruce Murphy

 

Cover

Tart by V. Richards/ photograph Huibregtse Photography; cappuccino cup from Marshall Field’s/cup, ladybug and shrimp photographs by Scott Smetana, Quad/Photo; fisherman photograph by Mark Hicks; monarch butterfly photograph by Crystal Studios; painting by Maurice de Vlaminck, courtesy of the Milwaukee Art Museum.