Dining - Jan. 25, 2009
Hotch-a-don't
Our beloved East Side is a truly special, organically-developed gem. The feeling is laid back, the people are tolerant and life seems more meaningful. I loved living there and now love the visit. As a family, we hang out, have fun and eat almost weekly on the East Side. But, sometimes that genuine East Side attitude turns into self-important apathy.
Tags: hotch-a-do, kids dining, east side, comet cafe, beans and barley

Music - April 30, 2008
Touring Pureka stops at Hotch-A-Do
OnMilwaukee.com chats with musician Chris Pureka about her tour, Peter Mulvey, the green movement and more. She performs an all-ages show Friday at Hotch-A-Do.
Tags: Chris Pureka, Dryland, Sad Rabbit Music, Hotch-a-Do, LGBTQ

Dining - Oct. 24, 2007
Hotch-A-Do makes a fresh and tasty sandwich
Continuing with my recent plan to try new (to me) restaurants, the other day I walked the 100 yards from my office to Hotch-A-Do for a quick lunch. I didn't go in with any expectations, but I walked out full, satisfied and really pleased the restaurant replaced the laundromat I used to frequent when I was 22.
Tags: hotch-a-do, sandwich, chipotle

Dining - Aug. 14, 2006
Hotch-A-Do does casual food in cool atmosphere
On Friday, June 23, just in time for the East Side's Summer Solstice Music Festival, Hotch-A-Do introduced itself to the neighborhood as the casual yet hip place that keeps an eye on health without sacrificing anything that makes dining out a special treat.
Tags: Hotch-A-Do, Angie Storm, Erberts, East Side, pizza, Beans