From the owners of Saffron in the Third Ward, āya will bring Middle Eastern fared inspired by the Mediterranean in a glamourous setting downtown.

From decades-old mom-and-pop shops to new spots just off the beaten path, these unsung Milwaukee restaurants deserve time in the spotlight.

Whether your date-night style is comfy or classy, you'll find a spot that's just right for romance at these Milwaukee restaurants.

Known for its flaky burek and savory goulash, this Serbian restaurant is a Milwaukee favorite with a rich family history and strong customer reviews.

From warming soups and curries to fresh marinated fish dishes, there’s plenty to explore. I'd recommend starters like their housemade fried Chickpea Tofu or Aloo Cutlets (delicious crispy potato fritters stuffed with chicken). There are also comforting soups like Coconut Chicken Noodle and Kyay Oh featuring a rich broth with vermicelli noodles.

The mysteries of a much-longed-for new restaurant are about to be revealed. Āya – the new Mediterranean restaurant anchoring the Ascent MKE high-rise (700 E. Kilbourn Ave.) – now has an official opening date. It’s Feb. 23.

VIA Community Development Corporation announced the return of Phobruary, a beloved month-long food and cultural celebration taking place throughout February in Milwaukee’s Silver City neighborhood.

Downtown Milwaukee’s newest sushi destination is now open. Sooshibay has opened its doors at 1154 N. Water St., on the first floor of the MSOE Grohmann Tower, filling the space left vacant when Pizano’s Pizza & Pasta closed in July 2020.

On a 1990 episode of seminal sketch-comedy series “Saturday Night Live,” Tom Hanks was inducted into the Five-Timers Club, a fictitious guild of celebrities who’ve hosted the show at least five times. Today, there are more than two dozen members of ...