Brady Street
A historic Italian immigrant street on the East Side, lined with cafés, bistros and vintage shops, with lively nightlife.
Brady Street was once home to Italian and Polish immigrants. Its 19th-century two- and three-story brick buildings now form a historic district filled with independent coffee shops, Italian delis, vintage clothing stores and bars, and it is especially lively in the evening. The street has a century-old Italian food store and a well-known Italian roll shop, and it hosts a street festival in summer. Admission is free. Located on the east side at the north end of the Riverwalk, it is ideal for dinner and drinks.
Opening hours
Open all day (shop hours vary)
Nearby sights
- Lakefront Brewery
- Milwaukee Art Museum
- Grohmann Museum
- Milwaukee City Hall
- Discovery World
- Bronze Fonz
- Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum
- Milwaukee RiverWalk