Milwaukee's Bloody Mary Brunch Tour: A Taste of the Third Ward
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness level required; suitable for most adults comfortable with light walking
Overview
Enjoy a Sunday like no other with Milwaukee's Bloody Mary Brunch Tour aboard The Hop streetcar. Discover hidden culinary gems and sip signature Bloody Marys in the Historic Third Ward.
Details
Experience Milwaukee in a truly unique way aboard The Hop streetcar as you journey through the Historic Third Ward on Milwaukee's Bloody Mary Brunch Tour. This private tour offers an unforgettable Sunday brunch adventure, where you'll sample the city's best Bloody Marys paired with delicious traditional brunch dishes. As you sit back and savor expertly crafted drinks, a knowledgeable guide will share engaging stories and local history that bring Milwaukee’s vibrant food culture to life. The tour combines culinary exploration with the charm of Milwaukee’s streetcar, making each stop a chance to discover hidden gems and meet passionate local chefs. Perfect for food lovers and anyone seeking a social, laid-back outdoor experience, this tour captures the spirit of the city while offering plenty of time to relax and enjoy the fresh Wisconsin air. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or just want to enjoy a flavorful Sunday outing, Milwaukee's Bloody Mary Brunch Tour promises a lively and flavorful experience.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early for Best Seating
Secure your preferred spot on The Hop streetcar by arriving a few minutes before departure.
Bring a Light Jacket
Weather in Milwaukee can be unpredictable, so a light jacket ensures you stay comfortable during the ride.
ID Required for Alcohol
Make sure to bring a valid ID as the tour includes alcoholic beverages and ID checks are mandatory.
Wear Comfortable Shoes
Although the tour mostly takes place on the streetcar, some walking through the Third Ward is involved.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- A small, family-owned gourmet pickle shop tucked in a quiet Third Ward alley
- A charming mural walk featuring lesser-known local artists near Water Street
Wildlife
- Urban squirrels frequently seen in parks and green spaces
- Various songbirds common in Milwaukee's riverfront areas
History
The Third Ward was once Milwaukee's hub for manufacturing and shipping, later transforming into a lively arts and culinary district.
Conservation
Milwaukee Food & City Tours supports local businesses and sustainable food practices to promote the area’s environmental health.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Along the Riverwalk near the Third Ward
- From inside The Hop streetcar windows
- Historic buildings on Broadway Street
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Valid Photo ID
Necessary for age verification when ordering alcoholic beverages.
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Helpful for light walking between stops in the Historic Third Ward.
Light Jacket or Sweater
Keeps you comfortable during cooler spring mornings and evenings.
spring specific
Sunglasses
Useful for bright summer afternoons while aboard the streetcar or exploring stops.
summer specific