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Milwaukee | East Wells Street | food | Technical Team Manager Cambridge Technology Partners

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by American Way Staff

For a unique dining experience in Milwaukee, try the Safe House, a spy-themed restaurant that you enter from an alley off of East Wells Street. Search the Internet [www.safe-house.com] for the password, or be “interrogated” (which could involve a hula hoop or pig hat) before being allowed through the secret entrance. The food is mostly pub fare, but the chicken tortilla soup is great.

— Warren Alkire,
Technical Team Manager
Cambridge Technology Partners,
Executive Platinum AAdvantage® Member

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