Dining - Oct. 7, 2008
Cozy up to Milwaukee's comfort food
Here's a question for you: What ever happened to meatloaf? Don't worry, it's around; you just have to know where to find it. And while some places on this list seem a natural haven for old-school home cooking, others might come as a surprise. Here is OnMilwaukee.com's guide to local food of the finger-licking variety. Dig in and have your napkin ready.
Tags: comfort food, home cooking, meatloaf, fried chicken, southern cooking, comet cafe, palomino, maxie's southern comfort, brocach, kilawat, ma fischer's, stonefly brewing co, coquette cafe, miss katie's diner, mr. perkins famit restaurant, real chili, the so

Bars & Clubs - Aug. 29, 2008
Featured bartender: Paul Kennedy of The Newport
Paul Kennedy is among the last of a dying breed of old-school, professional bartenders in Milwaukee. Currently, PK, as his customers call him, tends bar at the Newport and serves as a manager at Brocach.
Tags: paul kennedy, pk, the newport, brocach, bartender profile

Dining - March 24, 2008
Brocach experience elevated by ambience
When Brocach Pub and Eatery came along, it quite literally had an open canvas in which to create an aesthetically authentic Irish pub.
Tags: brocach, irish pub, irish stew, 5&10 tap, irish breakfast

Milwaukee Buzz - March 16, 2008
Sunday Sound-off: Is St. Patty’s Day for amateurs?
Do you plan to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at a bar, or are green beer and shamrock hats for “amateurs?”
Tags: St. Patrick's Day, green beer, drunk, Trinity Three Irish Pubs, Brocach

Bars & Clubs - March 15, 2008
Irish pub guide
Many Irish immigrants settled in Milwaukee over the years, and a number of neighborhoods were identified as "Irish." The result is a thriving Irish Fest and a plethora of fine pubs pouring Guinness, Harp, Murphy's and more.
Tags: Champions, Derry Hegarty's, Fitzgibbons Pub, House of Guinness, Judges, The Harp, McAuliffe's Pub, McBob's Pub & Grill, McCarthy's, Mo's, Packy's, Paddy's, Shanahan's, Shorty's, Irish pubs, St. Patrick's Day, brocach, trinity three irish pubs