Restaurants near DoubleTree by Hilton Milwaukee Downtown

Service took longer than usual but I figured they were busy the day after Valentine’s Day.

We normally don’t do the specials, but they had a Valentines special for two which consisted of a starter of goat cheese balls with a cracker like bread. Main course was surf and turf. Steak & grilled lobster were excellent. Steak was tender and flavorful as was the lobster. The accompanying risotto was delicious, with dessert being a trio of strawberry mousse with a chocolate cake base, a double chocolate cake with whipped cream, and chocolate covered strawberries. All were delicious! Service was excellent and made for a great experience.

Simply amazing. The sprouts were a perfect balance of savoury and sweet. The dry aged portini rubbed rub eye wa spectacular to say the least. 10/10 would recommend

The steak was very well cooked (medium rare but on the rarer side) and the potatoes were good. The bistro is in the lobby of the hotel, so it has the potential to be loud depending on the day. It was nice and quiet while I was there

I stayed here at the beginning of December when in town for an event at the Bradley Center. My wife and I ate here the first of two nights while staying at the Hilton. The hotel offered a deal for money towards dining on-site when I booked on-line. Our service was prompt, and we were seated right away. The food was typical pub food, but was very good. The beer selection was quite good, but they were out of some of the listed beers on the menu. I had two different local brews recommended by the staff. They were quite good. The bar was hopping when we arrived, but I had no problem having a conversation with my wife. I would rate this a place for younger professionals versus the older dining crowd. Our second night, we at the Chop House next door, but returned here for dessert. It was excellent! The bar was lively again with patrons out to see a cover band. The music was good and added to the fun of the night. I would certainly return here when in Milwaukee again.