Milwaukee Neighborhood Guide: 7 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Forget About St. Francis
There’s a lot to explore in this suburb.
There’s a lot to explore in this suburb.
There is so much to see and do just, starting on Washington Avenue. Here are a few can’t-miss spots:
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Commerce Street is a fun little squiggle at the bottom of the Milwaukee River valley not quite Riverwest (although it mostly is, technically), not quite Brady Street and definitely not Downtown.
What to do and where to go on the easternmost stretch of bustling North Ave.
East Wauwatosa, from roughly the Menomonee River east to the border with Milwaukee, has grown into a worthy sibling to the Wauwatosa Village, the quaint, down-in-a-dell heart of the near suburb. Thanks to North Avenue, the pulse of East Tosa beats a little quicker. So let us cruise west down that very thoroughfare.
This new “neighborhood” has no shortage of places to kick back.
Spend a day in Brewers Hill. Here’s where to eat, shop and have fun.
This diverse neighborhood offers a wide array of watering holes and eateries (many with vegan options, of course), pristine recreation areas and quirky local retailers and art venues.
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