Everything fabulous in Wisconsin: restaurants, spas, things to do, resorts and more!
There is an array of food-based businesses devoted to whipping up batches of custard, ice cream and allergen-friendly frozen desserts all around Wisconsin. So if taking a dessert-themed road trip sounds like a fab idea, use the popular picks below as a must-stop guide.
Open daily for lunch and dinner, Liberty Station American Tavern and Smokehouse serves American comfort food that will leave you delightfully full while still craving “just one more bite.” The restaurant opened its doors in June 2020 on Rimrock Road near the Alliant Energy Center in Madison.
Wisconsin has no shortage of lush, untouched areas of blossoming nature all throughout the state. Which also means that the possibilities for ideal picnicking destinations are pretty much endless too. Here are the best spots to picnic in Wisconsin.
Sports are kind of a big deal in Wisconsin—and with the Milwaukee Bucks currently battling for a spot in the NBA Finals, now is the perfect time to enjoy a night out celebrating the incomparable spirit of the city. Here are some of the best sports bars to visit in Milwaukee.
Fourth of July is just around the corner, and there are a plethora of fun activities and firework extravaganzas set to take place all across the state of Wisconsin. Here are the best ways to celebrate the Fourth of July this year!
Matt Weir is the general manager of Liberty Station Madison, which opened in Summer 2020. The smokehouse and tavern is known for its delectable smoked meats, local draft beer lineup and award-winning cocktail program.
Sure, Wisconsin has a reputation for great beer and even better cheese—but the state is actually home to a number of original, decadent food options that can be enjoyed by locals and tourists alike. Here are some of the coolest culinary road trips to embark on the next time you find yourself in the Badger State.
Kate Bast is the founder and certified nature and forest therapy guide of Shinrin-Yoku Madison. “It’s all about immersing in the atmosphere and pace of nature to open and activate the senses (there are more than five!) to find stillness and yet be fully alive and awake to the moment.”
Veganism is often associated with food high on favor–and low on taste. But On the Bus in the Milwaukee Public Market debunks just about every misconception about eating plant-based with its towering milkshakes, massive mouthwatering burgers and lightly battered fries.
He gives the best bear hugs and has jokes for days–and it’s time to celebrate him! In honor of Father’s Day on June 20, meet six Wisconsin dads and learn their advice for new papas, their greatest joys and challenges, and how they plan to spend their big day.