Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Waukesha

"One of Milwaukee's most beloved restaurants, Blue's Egg is an award-winning eatery on 76th Street that serves globally inspired American fare for breakfast and lunch along with takeaway coffee and freshly baked pastries. Situated in trendy art deco-style digs, Blue's Egg draws crowds to tuck into their monkey bread, omelets filled with cherrywood bacon, creamy polenta, buttermilk pancakes, and stuffed hash browns. Brunch is a favorite with locals, who queue to get a table while sipping Bloody Marys or mimosas to help pass the time."

"If you ask anyone in Milwaukee where the best brunch food is, they’ll point you towards Blue’s Egg. Its original west side location was so popular that they opened a north side location to meet the demand, though both still can have lengthy waits. From traditional breakfasts to unique brunch items, everything on the menu is delicious and affordable."

"All their local locations are hoppin’ every Tuesday, and for good reason. $2 tacos, beers, and tequila shots can’t be beat. They offer an interesting menu that appeals to diners of all dietary patterns."

"The city’s home for Mexican food with a twist offers several creative vegetarian and vegan tacos incorporating soy chorizo, grilled cauliflower, and more at all of their area locations."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by BelAir Cantina (@belaircantina) on Jun 26, 2018 at 1:00pm PDT"

"This vintage Art Deco café inside The Plaza Hotel will make you feel that you’ve been transported back in time. Eggs Benedict, Corned Beef Hash and Brioche French Toast are classics on the menu. Specialty items include Lemon Poppyseed Pancakes with blueberry syrup, Veggie Benedict and Pork with Spaetzle."

"Bask in the 1920s glamour of this stylish Art Deco eatery while you enjoy your breakfast. Ask to be seated on the hidden open-air courtyard; a little slice of a traditional European cafe in the heart of the city, this is an insider favorite of many locals."

"I discovered this place recently and have eaten here with my friends four times. It's always pretty busy when we go, so the service is…"

"Not only are these little treats delicious, they can be made in varying colors. And you can be sure Miss Molly uses natural ingredients to make them too!. Photo: Craig John Photography / Styling: Events To a T / Trays: Relics Vintage Rentals / Couple: Mike & Katie"

"This spot on 92nd and Center has been searching for the perfect match of a tenant and if you ask me, Molly Sullivan is just that. A warm and welcoming spot for a coffee, the real treats here are the cakes, pies and pastry."

"Mad Rooster Café is an eclectic yet friendly farm-to-table eatery that serves globally inspired gourmet bites for breakfast and lunch in a farm-style setting. Using only the freshest, locally sourced ingredients that are organic where possible, Mad Rooster Café’s culinary team prepares delicious from-scratch plates of fluffy omelets with bacon and cheese, smoothies made with family-recipe Greek yogurt, stacks of sweet or savory pancakes and waffles, hearty huevos rancheros with fried eggs, and homemade salsa ranchera on corn tortillas. Mad Rooster Café is open for breakfast and lunch, Monday through Sunday."

"Known for their authentic Mexican menu and margaritas, La Fuente (translated to The Fountain) has a great open patio for dining. Kids menus are available."

"The Milwaukee Public Museum (MPM) is an excellent place to pass a few hours exploring its many collections and exhibits. Highlights include fascinating natural history displays of life-size dinosaurs and a reconstruction of a tropical rainforest, as well as a presentation of Milwaukee's past in the "Streets of Old Milwaukee" exhibit. Other popular permanent exhibits (the museum boasts 17 all told) include displays related to the continents of Africa, Asia, and the Arctic; a village with reconstructions of homes from Europe; and a variety of diorama scenes relating to the region's native populations."

"This human and natural history museum is home to surefire kid-pleasers like dinosaurs, mummies, live butterflies, and immersive life-size dioramas. Step into the tropical rainforest, take a peek below the surface of the ocean, and travel back in time to the early days of Milwaukee."

"The War Memorial Center, completed in 1957, was designed by Finnish-American architect Eero Saarinen to create a new home for two previously separate art collections and a veterans’ memorial. The modernist building is shaped like a floating cross, with wings cantilevered from a central base. Saarinen’s innovative design won praise for its dramatic use of space; Time magazine called it “one of the country’s finest examples of modern architecture put to work for civic purposes."

"The Milwaukee County War Memorial Center is a living memorial to “Honor the Dead by Serving the Living.” Its educational experiences bring to life this memorial and tell the stories of the veterans who served and sacrificed for our freedom. Over 50,000 veterans and 140,000 visitors rely on the Center each year."

"Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53215 1st Sunday of each month (April – December, excluding holidays)1:00 PM – 4:00 PM or by appointment Free admissionWebsite. The Fire Museum features a vintage bunk room, alarm area and fire officers office. It is one of five fire stations of this style built in 1927."