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Milwaukee, Wisconsin recent comments:

  • Sciortino's Italian Bakery, Roland (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Best sandwich rolls in the city!!
  • Brady Street, Roland (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Not as open minded as you think. An old store called "Tie Me Down" was forced out of business by the Brady Street business collective. It didn't fit the image they are trying to force on us. The old "Tie Me Down" shop now houses a beeper/cellphone store. WOW...what an improvement. I do like most of what's on Brady Street though.
  • Alterra At the Lake, Roland (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    The powers that be at Alterra Inc. are wizzards at getting prime spots. This location is the prime example of this. Alterra is known for having locations with a unique flavor and character. How long before they go public and make the BIG money?
  • Judge's Irish Pub, Roland (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Not Irish...more accurately "drunk college student"
  • Pabst Mansion, Roland (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    A Milwaukee landmark. A definite tourist attraction that is worth the time if you are into history and architecture.
  • Milwaukee Public Library - Central Library, Roland (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    The oldest parts of the library are absolutely beautiful. A real civic treasure.
  • La Cage Nightclub, Roland (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    LGBT
  • Highbury Pub, Roland (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Unfriendly bar with obnoxious staff and patrons.
  • Hi-Fi Cafe, Roland (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Great coffee...good music.
  • Sven's Cafe, Roland (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Good soup, sandwiches and coffee. Wish there was more comfy seating though.
  • former A.O. Smith -Tower Automotive Plant, Roland Melnick (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    This site incorporates brand new facilities for the City of Milwaukee, Department of Public Works in the north-western portion of this parcel.
  • Solomon Juneau High School, Marquitta McCullough (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Solomon Juneau High School was a big brown brick school with alot of sucessful students but also bad students we always was on locked down because of the students fighting all the time. evryone changed when they found out our school was closing those were the good times because everyone came together to work as a team but all the work we did the news, news papers going to the school board we still got closed down.
  • Rufus King High School, TaNesha Harris (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Rufus King the home of the generals!! The blue and gold colors were a symbol of success and riches in life. Many people wanted to attend the best high school in the city of Milwaukee, but couldn't handle the pressure of the work to become an over achiever. Known for the excellences in academics, Rufus King will always be apart of my life!!
  • Rufus King High School, Sharde Brooks (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    I graduated from this school in 2006
  • Hi-Fi Cafe, michael h of bay view (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    awesome cafe. great food. there is no nonsmoking section.
  • Bucky's Video, michael h of bay view (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    really great place to get movies. don't go to blockbuster!! support local business. the people here are really really nice and they have somehting for everyone, including a burgeoning tv on dvd section, a growing anime section, and a wonderful selection of the must see foreing pics. go here! Its the greatest! (no, I don't work there, and no, they're not giving me anything for this; I really really mean it.)
  • Kaszubes Park, michael h of bay view (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    This is the smallest park in the milwaukee county park system. The park is named after the Kaszubes who once inhabited Jones Island before it became a peninsula. The park is marked by an anchor with a plaque and the stump from a large willow tree that until recently was at the center of the park. The park has been landscaped since the demise of the tree, and a portion of the dismembered trunk can be seen on the other side of the chain link fence bordering the park.
  • Drive Thru Coffee Shop, Kjazz (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Sil's
  • Brise Soleil, scotpond wrote 19 years ago:
    An awe-inspiring building and a must see if you ever visit Milwaukee
  • Macaque Island, Gilbert Godfreed (guest) wrote 19 years ago:
    Apparently, one year the water surrounding monkey island froze over, and all the monkeys escaped. This indirectly increased sales of the Ape Escape games in the Milwaukee area.