Business Description from the Web
If you go to Elsa`s On The Park, you`ll find a place that concentrates on an American fare an emphasis on burgers and sandwiches. Expect the average entrée to cost under $8.
Located in Milwaukee's picturesque Cathedral Park area, Elsa's is the brainchild of the famous Kopp family. Elsa's features half-pound sirloin burgers, pork chop sandwiches, buffalo wings and giant martinis.
For some folks, there's more to eating in a restaurant than food or service -- there are people to watch.
Some people-watchers like to spot local and, occasionally, national celebrities. Others just enjoy watching the crowd, with an eye for the latest fashions.
Where are Milwaukee's best people-watching spots? One for sure is Mimma's Cafe, 1301 E. Brady St. Many national...
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Editorial Reviews from the web
The Scene Owned by the same family that runs the Kopp's custard/burger chain, Elsa's on the Park is one of the best people-watching spots in the city; the high-tech atmosphere and vibrant bar have attracted visiting athletes, politicians and celebrities. Sister restaurants in Soho, New York and Scottsdale, Az. share the success of Elsa's Milwaukee location. The Food...
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on April 21, 2009, (Edited November 06, 2003)
Other Reviews from the web
After buying dinner for my family at Elsa's for several years, my son was home from college and decided to take two friends to Elsa's for wings for the first time own his own......NOT SO....He was told to leave because you have to be 21 to eat after 5:30. This the first I have heard of this....could it be something else? Of course, he was disappointed.
My boyfriend and I decided to go out for lunch in the city, we had seen Elsa's menu online and thought it would be a place like the Wicked Hop. When we arrived, it was filled with business men and women - which is expected of the area and day (it was a Monday afternoon). The environment was a bit upscale compared to the Wicked Hop but the menu's are virtually the same. It was odd to serve...
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I just got back from having lunch (sort of) at Elsa's. I can say without any reservation that it was quite a disappointment. I walked in and noticed that there weren’t any employees near the door to direct you to a table. Not being comfortable with just sitting anywhere, I had to walk all the way to the back of the restaurant, to speak to a waitress in a closet where the wait-staff got menus,...
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