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Marketplace - June 26, 2008
The Corner bar and the East Side's Moxy are closed
The East Side has lost some retail, while Water Street's The Corner will reopen soon under another name.
Tags: The Corner, Moxy, Joe Sorge, Fat Abbey, development, Tyler Reiter, Park East, Water Steet, East Side
Dining - June 16, 2008
Spectacular food, service make Swig a standout
Two recent visits to Swig revealed superb service, excellent food, and an updated atmosphere that lends itself well both to romantic relaxation and good, solid fun.
Tags: swig, third ward, sauce, joe sorge, angie sorge
Dining - Oct. 18, 2007
Best new restaurant, 2007: Water Buffalo
The Third Ward's Water Buffalo was warmly welcomed into the city's dining scene, thanks to its tempting menu and great views.
Tags: water buffalo, flux design, joe sorge, angie sorge, third ward, swig, riverwalk
Dining - June 15, 2006
Sorges, Flux collaborate on Third Ward's Water Buffalo
The Historic Third Ward is months away from its first water buffalo citing. The neighborhood will welcome Water Buffalo, a new, two-story restaurant at the corner of Water and Buffalo Street later this year, according to co-owners Joe and Angie Sorge.
Tags: Water Buffalo, Joe Sorge, Angie Sorge, Swig, Flux, Terrace Bar, Third Ward, The Corner, 1225, Luke's, night club business, dining, downtown, Water Street, design
Bars & Clubs - Nov. 10, 2005
Swig introduces the Milwaukee Martini Society
Joe Sorge, co-owner of Swig bar and restaurant, introduces the Milwaukee Martini Society on Wednesday, Nov. 16. The event is a monthly tasting and socializing event to take place in Swig's west lounge.
Tags: Swig, Milwaukee Martini Society, Water Street, Joe Sorge, cosmos, martini

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