In Milwaukee, Wi, indie bistros and coffee shops have come to be prominent, and are easy to find all around the city. I've come across some up and coming chains free chains with great java - Alterra and Stone Creek - and a great independent top pick - Rochambo on Brady Street.
Alterra: www.alterracoffeepro.com
Alterra espresso has earned great notoriety in Milwaukee for creating exceptional, coffee, with fun, fascinating bistros, and a guarantee to fair business practices, and environmental awareness. Alterra has quickly expanded the from their first store, which opened at Bayshore Mall in 1994, and in 2010. It boasts ten novel boutique locations:
East Side: 2211 N. Prospect Ave., (414) 273-3753
At the Lake: 1701 N. Lincoln Memorial Dr., (414) 223-4551 This bistro is inherent the noteworthy 1888 Milwaukee River Flushing Station. In the mid year it has the Florentine Opera and Musica Del Lago open air music arrangement.
Bayshore: 5900 N. Port Washington Rd., (414) 964-4290
Foundry: 170 S. first St., (414) 765- 9873 This bistro is inherent the previous Kramer International foundry, and is outlined with a post-mechanical feel that praises Milwaukee's assembling history.
Mayfair: 2500 N. Mayfair Rd.,(414) 453-9202
U.S. Bank Tower: 777 E. Wisconsin Ave., (414) 225-8970
Humboldt: 2999 N. Humboldt Blvd., (414) 292-3320 This bistro, which opened in 2007, is likewise the Alterra home office, primary simmering office, and pastry kitchen. It has won a Mayor's Urban Design Award, the Mandi State Farm Insurance "Building Blocks Award" for social and social neighborhood improvement, and was named "Best Environmentally Friendly Project" by the Business Journal Real Estate Awards.
Wauwatosa: 9125 W. North Ave., (414) 259-7948
Grafton: 1211 Washington St., (262) 377-5183
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Each of the Alterra bistros have reused building materials, and utilize 100% renewable energy, through wind turbines, biomass, little hydroelectric plants, and sun oriented force. The bistros at the Lake, Bayshore, the Foundry, Grafton, Humboldt, Wauwatosa, and the runway, serve pastry kitchen and breakfast foods, sandwiches and wraps, and soups and greens. The Prospect, Mayfair, and U.S. Bank shops serve drinks just.
Stone Creek: www.stonecreekcoffee.com
Stone Creek Coffee was established by Eric Resch in 1993, with a solitary shop in Whitefish Bay, Wi, and the company has grown to eight Cafes all around the Greater Milwaukee Area:
Wauwatosa: 8340 W. Bluemound Rd., (414) 443-1302
Narrows View: 2266 S. Kinnickinic Ave., (414) 481-4215 Stone Creek opened this store in 2003, and likewise rehabbed a corner parcel to raise an open air bistro and park.
Delafield: 2644 Hillside Dr., (262) 646-2241
Whitefish Bay: 601 E. Silver Spring Dr., (414) 332-2285 This was Stone Creek's first retail store.
Glendale: 6969 N. Port Washington Rd., (414) 228-8699
Great Avenue: 275 W. Wisconsin Ave., (414) 298-9965
The Factory: 422 N. fifth St., (414) 270-1008 Here, Stone Creek cooks and mixes its beans every day.
Oconomowoc: 1043 Summit Ave. (at Hwy 67), (262) 569-7375
Shorewood: 4106 N. Oakland Ave., (414) 964-1608
The Stone Creek site records seven values that guide their actions:
1) We are responsible for our activities and to one another,
2) We want to have a great time,
3) We are employee centric,
4) We strive to share with our clients our extensive coffee experience
5) We need to offer a high quality products while providing exceptional service,
6) We respect our clients, our colleagues and the community, and
7) We are imaginative and dynamic with our products and stores.
These qualities are reflected in the nature of their cafe and of their staff and management.
Rochambo: www.rochambo.com
1317 E. Brady St., (414) 291-0095
Rochambo is a brilliant, uniquely Eastside cafe. They have a full espresso menu, and additionally an impressive determination of teas, a couple of microbrews, and a couple of containers of wine. They likewise have indisputably the best Irish espresso in Milwaukee, with hand-whipped cream on top.
Rochambo has been one the areas top choice places for those patrons looking for an amusing and inexpensive night out. The walls are constantly decorated with displays of local art that further enhances the local indie coffee experience. It is very active as a both a local source of entertainment as well as a place for a great cup of coffee.
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Ray Williamson Posted on: 2013-12-10 12:00 AM 
