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Results tagged with 'tavern'

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Landmark 1850, Milwaukee's oldest tavern, reopens

Published Feb. 26, 2012

Joe Halser ran the Landmark 1850 from 1983 until 2007 when he closed the business due to family illness. He reopened it last September after a four-year hiatus. Like the sign in front of the building reads, the restored bar and restaurant truly is an "adventure to the past."

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The Standard offers a vintage vibe sans schtick

Published Feb. 19, 2012

Steve Gilbertson has a very specific vision for The Standard, 1754 N. Franklin Pl., the corner bar that he co-owns with Jay Stamates. It has a '50 feel, however, The Standard is not gimmicky. Instead, it's comfortable, affordable and cozy.

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The bartender-less bar

Published Feb. 1, 2012

I've gone to bars for a long time, but recently, I experienced something for the very first time at a local tavern.

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Quiet Edison Street once housed bars, brothels

Published Aug. 28, 2011

If you could step back in time 100 years, you might be surprised to find that River Street -- as Edison Street was then called -- was lined with taverns, music halls, hotels and, believe it or not, brothels.

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Mike's A Little Bit Country offers a unique slice of tavern life

Published Aug. 2, 2011

Mike Christ, owner of Mike's A Little Bit Country on State Street, believes the secret to a long, happy existence is drinking a lot, having good sex and not smoking. Christ doesn't worry too much about money, or about much else for that matter.

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