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Andrew) Jacobsen has launched in the past two years. However, it will be one of two locations, including Muskego, open for business following the recent closure of its flagship location in Kenosha as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Prior to the pandemic, the Kenosha location had become the business’ catering hub, landing several corporate catering gigs throughout the Milwaukee area, Madison and Chicago suburbs. Much of that business was lost when office buildings emptied this spring. Jacobsen, who also owns Lucky’s at the Lodge bar-restaurant in Muskego, sees the Milwaukee lo...

The mobile option allows Riley’s to test the market before fully diving in, he said, and it requires much less capital than it would to open a physical location, which is appealing amidst tough times for the restaurant industry. Riley’s Good Dogs food truck will begin serving up its traditional and vegan hot dogs, sausages, and loaded “zoomies” fries as soon as early January, depending on the city’s license approval and inspection process… While the food truck will be parked at 1652 N. Water St. most of the time, Stiehl said, there’s always the option to travel around the area.

Change of owners and names for downtown tavern, but it's still about dancing. By Ethan Duran - Dec 21st, 2020 09:59 am //end headline wrapper ?> Rogues Gallery, 134 E. Juneau Ave Mojo MKE has applied to replace Rogues Gallery in the center of the Water Street scene on 134 E. Juneau Ave. Bar manager Todd Wargula is leasing the building for 10 years, according to city records. His company, Mojo MKE LLC, is a completely new venture and was created in October. Like Rogues Gallery, Mojo plans to sell drinks, pay disk jockeys to spin music and let patrons dance on ...