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Results tagged with: bakery

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Dining - Dec. 14, 2007
Alterra on Humboldt opens tomorrow
Alterra Coffee Roasters opens its ninth café in the Riverwest neighborhood on Saturday, Dec. 15 at 7 a.m.
Tags: Alterra Coffee, Lincoln Fowler, ward Fowler, Paul Miller, coffee, bakery, Loop, yarn, Cafe, Alterra, coffee, espresso
Dining - Oct. 1, 2007
Milwaukee's best bakery, 2007: Peter Sciortino's
Peter Sciortino's Bakery, a Brady Street institution for decades, has little competition, according to OnMilwaukee.com readers, who again voted it Milwaukee's best bakery.
Tags: bakery, sciortino's, brady street, italian, cannoli, cookies, bread, best of milwaukee, 2007 eat/drink results
Dining - Oct. 8, 2006
Bruegger's bringing bagels Downtown
Downtown Milwaukee is getting a bagel shop. Bruegger’s Bagel Bakery will open at 753 N. Water St. at Mason Street. There's no word on the opening date yet.
Tags: Bruegger’s, Bagel, Bakery, downtown, bakery, donuts, Water St.
Marketplace - Nov. 1, 2005
Eye candy: Auntie Debbie's Gingerbread Factory
In 2003 Grafton's Debbie Kolz launched Auntie Debbie's Gingerbread Factory with one objective in mind: to perfect the traditional gingerbread house by making it both easy to built and scrumptious to eat.
Tags: Auntie Debbie's Gingerbread Factory, candy, bakery, Debbie Kolz, gingerbread
Milwaukee Buzz - Dec. 16, 2004
D'Amato plans Harlequin bakery for Coquette Cafe building
Sanford and Coquette Cafe owner Sandy D'Amato has announced plans to open a new bakery, called Harlequin, in the lobby of the Landmark Building, 316 N. Milwaukee St., which also houses Coquette.
Tags: Sanford, D'Amato, Coquette, bakery, Paris, Harlequin

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Will you stop drinking Miller beers now that MillerCoors has announced it will move to Chicago?
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I'm not sure yet, but of all places, did they have to move to Chicago?
At least they won't be based in Dallas or Denver.
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