Best French Bakery in Waukesha

"Café Benelux is located right across the street from the Milwaukee Public Market and other popular shopping destinations in the Historic Third Ward. Inspired by the Grade Cafés of the Lowlands region of Europe (Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg), Café Benelux serves up an extensive food menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and an even more extensive beer menu for nighttime fun. Appetizers, shareable plates, soups, salads, and entrées range between $9.95 and $23.95."

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"Many locations, but if it’s a pleasant day, head to the large patio at the lakefront location on Lincoln Ave. This shop operates out of the old 1888 Milwaukee River Flushing Station and overlooks busy McKinley Park and its marina."

"This is the Walker Point branch of a popular local chain that serves great coffee drinks as well as sandwiches and pastries. It's a decent spot to open a laptop, owing to the good wi-fi and plenty of places to..."

"Comet Cafe is your classic diner, serving up great options for vegetarians, vegans, and meat-eaters alike. While your friend enjoys bacon at the bar, you can try this wicked garden sandwich (vegan option available). Now hear me out, it’s a beet sandwich."

"Comet Café is a popular eastside eatery with a hipster vibe. Seating choices include booth, counter, bar or sidewalk seating, but be prepared for a wait. Menu items are the classics with a rule of thumb – always leave room for pie."

"The cooked-from-scratch comfort food served at this slow food café ranges from the bacon-tastic (you can even get a free basket of bacon on Sunday nights) to vegan and vegetarian options. Kitchen is open until 10 p.m."

"Since 1942, Leon’s Frozen Custard has been serving up scoops and sundaes out of their little stand on 27th Street. It is open year round, and I can honestly say I have never driven past without seeing a line of people waiting their turn to order. People go out of their way to stop at Leon’s on their lunch break, even if it means eating in their car on a below zero day!"

"This drive-in custard stand is open year round, so you can get fresh frozen custard and classic soda fountain favorites whatever the weather. In addition to delicious frozen treats and a limited menu of sandwiches, Leon’s stylish 1950’s neon details and sign make it a popular spot to photograph…after enjoying a few scoops of custard, of course!"

"It's summer in Milwaukee, even though it doesn't feel like it. That's OK. Milwaukee still gets frozen custard in subzero temperatures. Get some of Milwaukee's best frozen custard for your picture, or pose in front of one of Leon's neon signs that look straight out of the 1960s (and probably are)."

"Crazy, delicious bagel sandwiches worth the wait.Each one is put together with fresh ingredients at time of your orderSingle source coffee roaster More reviews"

"Featuring a rooftop bar with a lounge area, The Kimpton Journeyman Hotel also offers an on-site restaurant and fitness centre. Every room at this hotel is air conditioned and has a flat-screen TV. Certain units have a seating area for your convenience."

"Sharks Fish and Chicken in Silver Spring, Mo’s in Kilbourn Town, Pizza Shuttle in Brady Street, and Rare Steakhouse in Downtown are very popular for Fast Food delivery so they might be one of the best spots for it in Milwaukee."

"Nice location, but don’t be in a hurry for a regular coffee. Have been here twice and had to wait an average of 15 minutes just for the drip brewed coffe..."

"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."

"A house and yard adorned with bizarre concrete sculptures in a Milwaukee suburb. See All 21 Things to Do in Milwaukee"

"Visit the home of Captain Frederick and Maria Pabst, built in the 1890’s for $254,000 as a testament to America’s Gilded Age. The Pabsts became consummate art collectors, filling their mansion with priceless treasures, and they hosted many fine parties and receptions. Between 1908 and 1975, the mansion was the archbishop’s resident and the center of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Milwaukee."

"Pabst Mansion was once a home to a German-American man who was the founder of Pabst Brewing Company. The house was later named after him and is currently a spot where visitors can sightsee. The mansion has an collection of galleries and the spacious rooms that used to be Pabst’s areas of relaxation and is open to the public."

"Once home of beer baron Captain Frederick Pabst and his family, this mansion is the epitome of Gilded Age splendor. The house has been lovingly restored to its original grandeur and features fine period furniture and architectural details. It’s an especially enchanting sight fully decked out for a Victorian Christmas."

"Whether perched at a festival, the back of Hawthorne Coffee Roasters on the South Side, or outside Burnhearts (Milwaukee’s coolest beer bar), this is the local food truck to track down by any social media stalking necessary. Now with a second, seasonal location in Zocalo Food Park, FoxFire continues to marry a drunken-munchie aesthetic with destination-worthy craft. The hot chicken sandwich — crispy, crackly, with an oily, fiery crimson finish — put it on the map."