Milwaukee Food & City Tours

Did you know you can rent their tour bus for your event?? You can and the service is great! I used Milwaukee Food Tours for my wedding transportation last weekend, and I can't recommend it enough. The bus was very, very clean, which is a concern when you're wearing a big white dress. Our driver was an incredibly nice sweet man who was very helpful on a rainy wedding day. Get a quote. You won't be disappointed.

If you can't make it to Milwaukee for a tour, or want to bring some delicious food to you, I highly recommend their advent calendars.They are pricey compared to cheap chocolate ones, but everything in the boxes is high quality, local stuff. I ordered the Michigan one, and so far have enjoyed a variety of candy, coffee, nuts, and dried fruit, and the sizes of the items are decent.It's a big box, but it doesn't need to be refrigerated, and if there's anything you don't want to keep for yourself, they'd make great stocking stuffers.

Had a great time for a group work outing. Bo was a great tour guide teaching us all about milwaukee and facts about our taco and tequila tour. Stopped at 4 places and had chimichanga, steak taco, Paloma, sopa, margaritas, and churro to end the night. It was all fabulous. Highly recommend.

We recently went on this Bloody Mary tour for a girls day. One of my friends and I tried this years ago and loved it so we came back. Differences now is that it's not just a walking tour, they also used the hop which was fun just to experience. I also like that they take you places you may never think to go especially if you don't live in the city and are not familiar with places. We met outside of life storage and on a Sunday when you don't have to pay the meter, parking was very convenient. We met Robert and then got on the hop to our first stop at the Milwaukee public market. Our first drink was a blood Mary with tequila and a breakfast burrito with chorizo. This Bloody Mary was my favorite and I'm not a big fan of tequila. They had a homemade mixture of seasoning around the rim that I wish they sold to go. The next stop was at the Saint Kate hotel where we had Margherita pizza and their Bloody Mary. They Bloody Mary was a little spicier then the first one but not too bad and I like some spice. The pizza was delicious and the bartender at that hotel was very friendly. Our last stop was at the Plaza hotel in the Walnut room. The Bloody Mary there had a skewer of an onion, olive, chunk of cheese and half of pickle. It was pretty average tasting and the food was eggs Benedict with a side of hash browns. I personally do not care for poached eggs because of the yolk so that was a hard pass for me. The serving size was decent and the waitress there was very nice. Before hopping on the hop to go back to our original location we also got a chocolate cupcake but I forgot where they were from. All of the food was good and Robert was full of knowledge Of things around the city. He did mention that they used to give out beer chasers with the drinks but people would get too drunk. I wouldn't want a beer chaser but they also used to visit 4 places for bloody Mary's and food and this time it was only 3 for the same price if not more. I could have used one more place for bloodys and even just skipped the dessert. They give you a card with a discount code for a future tour and I'm really interested to try a different one. I would like to go on this tour again in a couple of years after they've changed locations of where they go again but I'd really like to see them bring back the 4th food and bloody option. That is pretty much the reason for my 3 star rating.

Our traveling trio (me, spouse, cousin) took the Brady Street Tour this past Saturday and it was EXCELLENT. Our tour guide Emily was personable, knowledgeable, and paced the tour perfectly. Having a small group was really nice--there were chances for conversation and we could all hear the interesting information Emily shared. There was plenty of delicious food plus most stops had water and an opportunity to use the toilet. Souvenir t-shirts and baked goods were available for purchase from some stops, too. The price of the tour covers gratuity at the resturants but not a tip for the guide so bring cash for that! Emily was available for questions about where else we could go for meals and drinks, which was super helpful.

Hi, This is Dominic the food reviewer. Yesterday I got a chance to go on The Brady Street Walking Tour with Milwaukee Food & City Tours. This was my first time doing this type of food tour with my parents, in the city of Milwaukee.I got the pleasure to meet the owner Theresa Nemetz that led the tour. She said the tours started 14 years ago. We went on Brady Street on a walking tour with everybody. She told us the story of the neighborhood and Brady Street as you stop along the way and sample different kinds of foods. Theresa talked all about the interesting history of Brady Street and about the Polish and Italian history on that side of town back in the day.1. Our first stop was at Zaffiros Pizza on Farwell Avenue. Every group got their own thin crust cheese and sausage pizza box. I love Zaffiros and will review here in the future.2. Our second stop was La Masa. I got try their chicken empanada w/ chimichurri sauce to dip my empanada inside of.3. Next we got tacos at Kompali Taqueria which is a Mexican restaurant. I tried their cactus taco which had cilantro on it.4. Down the street we went to Peter Sciortino Bakery which is a bakery that has a varieties of sweet and savory foods. I tried their cannoli's which had cream and cherry in it.5. Right down the street from Sciortino's Bakery we made a stop at Glorioso's Italian Market, which is a very well known Italian deli and grocery store here in the city of Milwaukee. I had their olives and Italian salami with balsamic vinegar and olive oil.6. Our last stop on the tour was at Chocolate Sommelier which is a chocolate store. I had a sample of their chocolate from Italy. I absolutely enjoyed the chocolate and thought it had a sweet taste to it. My dad tried a truffle from France and loved it.I thought all of the food I sampled on the tour was magnificent tasting. I can't wait to do full reviews at all these restaurants in the future. I would recommend checking this tour out because you can dig deep into Brady Street history and see all the gorgeous restaurants and buildings.They also offer many other tours, including:1. Brady Street Walking Tour2. Tacos and Tequila Bus Tour3. Milwaukee Pizza Bus Tour4. Pre-Prohibition Historic Bar Tour5. Walking Tour Around the Ward6. Churches and Chocolate Tour7. Milwaukee Craft Brewery Tour8. Bloody Mary Brunch Tour9. Old World 3rd Street Tour10. Cedarburg Sweets and Treats Tour11. Street Car Lunch Tour12. Burger and Custard Capitol of the world Tour13. Christmas around Milwaukee TourI want to thank Theresa for the tour. I had a great time. I'm looking forward to reviewing more of your tours in the near future. Check out their website for more tour info.https://www.milwaukeefoodtours.com/?utm_source=GMBlisting...

Fantastic tour! Robert was full of information and each bakery on the cookie tour was unique. And you end up with more cookies than you can eat, without paying another penny. Highly recommend all of their tours!

Bowe was a great guide! He knew so much history and so much i learned during the tour. A super fun Bloody Mary brunch tour i highly recommend

Our reunion used this company for several days of tours. All were managed professionally and conducted with very knowledgeable guides. They let the driver focus on driving, while the guide focuses on being a guide.They also have multiple bus sizes, to properly fit various group sizes for each tour.

We had a private bus tour to celebrate the holidays with crafting friends from WI & IL. We had a wonderful time. Tour guide was a lot of fun!