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Urban spelunking: Von Trier & its predecessor, Rieder s

Let s be honest, Von Trier, 2235 N. Farwell Ave., feels like it s been on the corner of Farwell and North for absolutely ever, right? Forty-five years! But its predecessor, Rieder s, occupied the site even longer. Here s a look at the stories of both.

New Pub For The Brewery District

Steve s bar on Bluemound, Milwaukee, will be Magoo s with new owner in spring

A west side tavern open since 1965 will be changing hands and getting a new name this spring. Steve’s on Bluemound, a neighborhood bar and haunt for Brewers fans at 5841 W. Blue Mound Road, will become Magoo’s on the Mound. Mark Zierath, who owns the Red Mill in Brookfield and other establishments in whole or in part, is buying the tavern from Samuel and Steven Salaja, sons of the original owner. Zierath is naming the tavern for his first bar, Magoo’s, formerly in West Allis. And he remembers Steve’s for another personal first. “I’m from that neighborhood,” Zierath said. “I’ve been going in there since I was 18 years old. It was the first bar I ever went into legally to drink,” driver’s license in hand to prove he was 18, the legal drinking age at the time.

Taverns: Magoo s On The Mound Opening » Urban Milwaukee

Magoo’s On The Mound Opening Replacing the venerable Steve s on Bluemound, the new bar will bring the inside out and the outside in. By Ethan Duran - Mar 4th, 2021 01:42 pm //end headline wrapper ?>5841 W. Blue Mound Rd. Photo by Jeramey Jannene. A pub on Blue Mound Road is changing ownership after several decades. Magoo’s will offer local craft beers on tap and pub food like burgers, chicken sandwiches and salads. Specials like wings on Wednesdays and fish fries on Friday will be held every night of the week. Zierath says he wants to replace the building attached to the back of the property and convert it into an outdoor space for patrons.

A running list of Milwaukee-area restaurants that permanently closed during coronavirus crisis-19

A running list of Milwaukee-area restaurants that permanently closed during coronavirus crisis Journal Sentinel staff © Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Blue s Egg in Shorewood, the second location of the popular brunch restaurant by Black Shoe Hospitality, is permanently closed and will be replaced with a new restaurant by the group. The coronavirus and Wisconsin s safer-at-home order have forced some Milwaukee-area restaurants to close, costing precious revenue in a business that traditionally has thin margins.  © Scott Ash/Now News Group Samano s Mexican Restaurant in Cudahy, a favorite gathering place in the community, is pictured on Saturday, May 30, 2020. The restaurant will be closing at the end of June.

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