Milwaukee Half-Day Trip ๐
This weekend, an "unexpected detour" brought me near Milwaukee, so I decided to spend half a day exploring. The weather shifted from sunny to cloudy, then overcast โ๏ธโฆ I walked over 10,000 steps and only got colder as the day went on. My biggest takeaway? Milwaukee feels so quiet! ๐๏ธ Aside from a few people in downtown, areas along the river, near the lighthouse, and in the parks were almost empty โ just a handful of folks here and there. Even with fancy apartments overhead, it felt like a ghost town ๐ปโฆ The trail from McKinley Park to Government Pier is about a mile long, and I only ran into two people and one dog ๐. Hard to believe it was a Saturday in April! For lunch, I went to St. Paul ๐ฆ Since I donโt come often, I over-ordered (knowing Iโd take leftovers). The ingredients were fresh, but overall, it was just okay. ๐ฆ Lobster Roll: The bread wasnโt buttery or soft, the fries were dry. The lobster itself was crisp, but itโs no match for my all-time favorite GT Fish & Oyster (RIP ๐ข). ๐ฒ Clam Chowder: Pretty watery โ glad I only got a cup. ๐ Fried Walleye: Meant to order cod, but the server recommended walleye. The fish itself was tasty, but it was overcooked. ๐ Bouillabaisse: Maybe Iโm just not into seafood in tomato soupโฆ plus the broth was way too salty. Not a total win food-wise, but still glad I wandered around โบ๏ธ๐ฃ Has anyone else been to Milwaukee? Whatโs your take? #DayTrip #Milwaukee #TravelDiary #ExploreWI #FoodReview