Restaurants in Milwaukee, WI
Restaurants
3565 N Morris Blvd.,
Milwaukee ,
WI
53211
UNITED STATES
Based on 12 reviews
Shorewood's Secret!
This restaurant is hard to find, if you don't know what you're looking for. It's in the middle of a county park, and is not very accessible for those with difficulty walking. However, once you get there, the food, ambiance, service, and scenery are outstanding. The gourmet cuisine features Native Wisconsin foods like duck, wild rice, and fish. European specialties are also common. The Sunday brunch is truly the best in the city. Christmas is an especially beautiful time to visit, as they have an enormous tree in the center. It is very romantic, and dinint here usually leads to a moonlit walk in the park . . .Reception planning a stressful experience.
I had been to Hubbard Park Lodge several times for brunch before selecting it as the site of our wedding reception. I had always enjoyed the natural environment, straightforward service, and out of the way location. It is beautiful and rustic.Banquet Facility
This facility is not recommended as a banquet facility. This is based on the poor customer service provided.Poor service, lousy food, high cost
Went there before reading "Not Recommended" reviews here - should have come and read review here first cause I have to NOT RECOMMEND this place anymore. It was fine 5-6 years ago, but WOW - how this has declined to this level and remain open is a mystery to me.Customer Service is not a day in the park...
My husband and I fell in love with this location after attending brunch on sunday and after spending time in the park.A truly depressing shame!
What a 'conundrum' , what an irony. This is easily one of the 5 most beautiful restaurant settings in SE Wisconsin. It is the type of place where you might say, "I don't go there for the food - I go for the atmosphere." However, even in this case, the food has to be at least edible. I can't begin to tell you how disgustingly bad the friday nite fare is. It is beyond description. Our tab for 5 was over $170 and I truly felt as if I was robbed. The only items which did not assault our senses, were the water and the bottled beer.Great Fish Fry
We had two types of fish--cod and walleye--and both were excellent. Great cole slaw & potatoes. Rolls were warm and tasty. The staff made us feel welcome with very attentive service. Will be back to try other items on the menu.WOW!! How Is This Place Still Open????
Let me start by saying that I have NEVER filled out a comment card, or written a review for any business before.....ever. As a person who has been dinning out for over 25 years, I have of course, received bad/poor service in the past, but never thought it was worth the trouble to complain. My experience with Hubbard Park Lodge was so bad, that I was inspired to create an account with citysearch just to rip them. I contacted the manager to see about having a very small wedding ceremony (total of 10 people) at the lodge on 12/31. The manager immediately seemed reluctant, I assumed this was due to the date. It should take about an hour and a half tops, and we would be gone by 4:30 p.m. He told me that he would email me the info on the lodge. Two days later, I still had not received any info, so I called back. He was "suprised" that I had not received the info, and offered to resend it. Nothing came. I called back, he offered to mail me the info... I said great. Six days later, I still had not received anything. I called back. At times, it would take several days for him to return any of my calls, to the point that it seemed he was avoiding me. He finally emailed the info to me, so I contacted him to finalize everything. I was quoted a price of $75.00 an hour/a minimum of three hours for the space (these are the weekday rates). Even though we would only need the place about an hour, we figured, that was fine...it's a beautiful place. The manager seemed less than pleased that I had accepted those terms....like darn, I haven't gotten rid of them yet. He then informed me that he had qouted the weekday rates from a different site. This lodge is actually $225.00 an hour/minimum of three hours during the week. We said fine. Now he really didn't seem happy. I pointed out the fact to him that he seemed rather combative to the whole thing, and asked him what his issue was. I basically got a "why, whatever do you mean" response. I reminded him that this would be very easy money for him, all he had to do was unlock the doors, and turn on the lights for us. Since there would be no food, or drinks, there really would no clean up either. We went to sign the paperwork, and put down the deposit. He informed us there would be an additional charge of $250.00 to use the fireplace.....fine, we said. Oh yeah, there is also an additional charge of $250.00 for the wedding permit. Wedding permit???? we ask. Yes, you have to have a permit to get married in the park. Were not getting married in the park we say, we are getting married in here. Yes, but the park charges us a permit fee to hold ceremonies in here, besides he says, you would have to pay the permit fee if you got married in the park, and since our building is in the park, we tact that fee onto the bill, and then forward that payment to the village. Our deposit check was already partially filled out. I told the manager we would have to get back to him. I called to village of Shorewood....they do not charge anyone a permit fee to get married in the park. They are on a first come/first serve basis. The only thing they charge the Hubbard is basic rent. I pointed all of this out to the manager. He insisted that he never said it was a permit fee. That fee helps to cover their recent remodel, and besides that he said, we also have things like a liquor license, and an electric bill to pay for. He also pointed out that they now have a "bridal" room where the bride can get dressed. I told him that I would not be using the room, and then I explained to him that all of these things were the cost of running a business. So, it seems the Hubbard (if they decide they want your business) will adjust what they charge you based on what type of dress you have on. If it's a wedding dress, they're going to try to squeeze every penny they can out of you. Based on my experience, I would not recomend this place to anyone...ever. If I could give them a negative star rating, I would.Under New Ownership!!!!
I went for brunch and was delighted by the change in the place. Prices have dropped and food quality is great. I had their all you can eat brunch this morning and it was just fantastic....and $10!!!!!New Owners & Family Friendly
Just wanted to let everyone know that new ownership started 1/1/10 and is starting a traditional friday night fish fry with live polka music. Also their will be a Sunday Lumberjack brunch. All very family friendly. Weddings & special events will be run buy the same group that caters at the Lakefront Brewery.New Management Worth Noting
I've read (from more than one website) negative reviews about Hubbard Park Lodge. However, all of the negative reviews I found were about the FORMER restaurant at this location. The new restaurant is run by the same owner(s) as Lakefront Brewery (a great restaurant), and that should speak for itself. I've now been to this restaurant twice, and both times have been very impressed by the service and the quality of food. My family goes out to breakfast every weekend - this is one of the best we've been to in a long time. Having an absolutely beautiful location is one thing - you might even expect that the luck of having good food and service in the same type of location is too much to ask for (it is for many places we've been to) - but that's not true here. This is a great place, with a relaxed atmosphere (the servers wear lumberjack shirts, for Pete's sake), fresh and well prepared food, good coffee, and excellent service! My wife is a very picky eater - even she was impressed, which says a lot. My hope is that others in the Milwaukee area finally recognize a good thing when they see it and patronize this place. I'd hate to have another good Milwaukee breakfast place go under just because it's not well known or on a busy street.Excellent Venue for Wedding Reception
We looked at several halls for our wedding reception, but were having a hard time finding a location that would be ideal for our smaller guest list. A co-worker mentioned Hubbard Park Lodge--after touring, we decided to book it.Worldwide > United States > Milwaukee, WI > Restaurants