Stubby’s Chef Makes His Exodus

Stubby’s Chef Makes His Exodus

                                              Stubby’s photo by Adam Ryan Morris The kitchen is looking a little different at Stubby’s Gastropub and Beer Bar (2060 N. Humboldt Ave., 414-763-6324). Chef Brad Clark has parted ways with the East Side suds-centric eating establishment. Co-owner Brad Todd says the break was mutual. “It was time for both of us to move on,” he says. No word on Clark’s post-Stubby’s plans. He’d previously worked at the former Bunker’s in West Allis.   Do me a favor, will you? Follow me on Twitter: @ann_christenson If you spot a restaurant opening or closing, post it on the comments section of…

                                              Stubby’s photo by Adam Ryan Morris

The kitchen is looking a little different at Stubby’s Gastropub and Beer Bar (2060 N. Humboldt Ave., 414-763-6324). Chef Brad Clark has parted ways with the East Side suds-centric eating establishment. Co-owner Brad Todd says the break was mutual. “It was time for both of us to move on,” he says. No word on Clark’s post-Stubby’s plans. He’d previously worked at the former Bunker’s in West Allis.

 

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