The Mequon Public Market is at 6300 W. Mequon Road.
The cafe's owner blamed the coronaviruses crisis for the closing and said Anodyne would consolidate.
The market had 10 original vendors when it opened.
Arlanderz Soul Food, a restaurant in Menomonee Falls that featured its special hot sauce as well as its soul food selection, has closed, according to an announcement on Facebook.
Arlanderz has soul food.
Menomonee Falls is on W186-N9539 Bancroft Drive.
The restaurant was closing on May 25. It was open for three years. There was no reason given for the closing.
The Arlanderz Chicken & Fish East Side is located at 1814 N. Farwell Ave.
Horton believes that this is the beginning for Arlanderz.
Betty's Burgers and Custard has a double cheeseburger with the works.
Betty's Burgers is a restaurant.
The building is at 1233 E. Brady St.
Betty's was open for about a year and a half before closing.
James Roufus said he was in talks to buy a bar after he and his brother started the restaurant.
The restaurant's burgers were praised in an article about great new burgers of 2020.
It's called Celesta.
1978 N. Farwell Ave.
The east side vegan restaurant closed permanently on May 20. The dining room was never reopened after the coronaviruses crisis.
The owner said that another restaurant is planning to open in the space.
A hotdog is made for a customer by the owner of Dogg Haus.
The Haus.
The address is W Wells St, Milwaukee.
The popular restaurant at the University was closed in April, but hadn't been open since March 2020.
Muna said that they would still be there if COVID hadn't come around.
The original location of the Dogg Haus will remain open.
In March, she closed her business at the Crossroads Collective. The operators of the food hall said a new vendor was in the works.
There is a person named Frida.
The Collective is located at 2238 N. Farwell Ave.
The food hall has a soup and sandwich spot. March 14 was the last day that Frida was open.
"This has been a tough year for restaurants, and we just don't have the bandwidth to continue operating in two locations," said Mitchell Wakefield, who also owns Tess.
The restaurant will occasionally have a pop up by the name of Frida.
Holey Moley Doughnuts and Coffee.
There is a building on N. Milwaukee St.
After shutting down the kiosk during the March 2020 lockdown, the doughnut specialists stopped production and closed in February. The Third Ward site opened.
"When the time is right, we will find a new home for the concept," says the owner on its website.
The restaurant was in the middle of the street.
There is a restaurant in Tosa.
6519 W. North Ave. is in the city of Wauwatosa.
The owners said that the Pandemic was challenging, but that they were planning to expand their location. The SquareMeal Fresh Frozen meals, hunger relief programs, catering and food truck will continue to be based at the restaurant that closed in April.
The Bay View restaurant and food truck will be in the park over the summer.
Jose's Blue Sombrero closed after a fire in January, and finally announced it was permanent.
Jose's Blue Sombrero.
Blue Mound Road is in Brookfield.
A fire in the kitchen caused the restaurant to permanently close in January. The owner said the building was going to be sold this year.
Jose's Blue Sombrero has locations in Fox Point and Mount Pleasant.
Laughing taco.
1033 S. First St.
The taqueria was run by a chef for four years. The Laughing taco stand at Fiserv Forum will continue, even though the space is being used for private events.
The restaurant was a passion project for Lucia Muoz.
"It's done its course," he said.
European-inspired small plates by Mina are served at the Collective. The vendor at the east side food hall is closing.
Mina.
The Collective is located at 2238 N. Farwell Ave.
Mina, the food hall that opened in July 2020, closed in November. According to social media posts, it will continue to sell heat-at- home meals.
The double smash burger was served at Mina's European-influenced menu.
The owners said on Facebook that their hearts were heavy and that they had come to know a group of people here. The community here has been helpful and welcoming and we are grateful to have been a part of it.
There is mistral.
2473 S Kinnickinnic Ave.
The Top 30 restaurant closed permanently.
Mediterranean cuisine was served in the restaurant.
The owners of the Avalon Theater, the Rosebud and Times Cinema want you to continue supporting them.
The east side location of the Original Pancake House served a Dutch Baby oven-baked pancake.
The original Pancake House is still going strong.
The address is 2621 N. Downer Ave, Milwaukee.
The restaurant's east side location closed in January. An employee confirmed that the shutdown was related to the economic downturn.
The Portland, Ore., chain is known for its large-portioned breakfast. There is a Wisconsin Original Pancake House in Madison.
The pub is open.
Oconomowoc is at 114 N. Main St.
Oconomowoc's first Irish restaurant closed. The building was on the market for 18 months. "After 20 years, we decided that it was time for us to go," said co-owner Aelred Gannon. We've had a lot of fun with the community.
Wine Maniacs Bar and Bistro was expected to take over.
The cafe is called Quarry Coffee & Cafe.
Main St., Lannon
The cafe closed after 15 years due to the economy and difficulty with a consistent workforce. The restaurant hosted many community events.
Scott Mattfeld is the owner and chef of the Lannon restaurant.
Ruggeri's Italian Market has closed.
Ruggeri's Italian Market is located in the city of Ruggeri.
161 W. Wisconsin Ave. Suite 1J is in the town of Pewaukee.
The Italian specialties market closed after a year.
Andy Ruggeri changed his business model in 2020 and said that everything closed.
Ruggeri bought the bakery that was formerly known as Cakes While U Wait.
Sauce & Spice was one of the original vendors.
The pizzeria has sauce and spices.
The Sherman Phoenix food hall is located at 3536 W. Fond du Lac Ave.
The Sherman Phoenix food Hall had been the location of Sauce & Spice pizzeria. Monica Oliver, the shop's general manager, said that it's not what it was before.
The price of goods was a challenge.
Sauce & Spice was one of the first vendors to open in Sherman Phoenix. The operators are considering opening a new pizzeria.
Simple cafe.
The address is 2124 N. Farwell Ave.
The breakfast and lunch restaurant closed at the end of July due to uncertainty. The lease ended at the end of the month.
Young Cho said it was impossible to know if they could commit to another lease.
The Milwaukee Simple Cafe is the second one after the original in Lake Geneva.
The soup house is open.
There is a building on E. Michigan St.
The restaurant was open for more than 20 years. It closed on April 29.
"Downtown is a ghost town now because many office workers continued to work from home after the start of the Pandemic," said co-owner Ruby Erickson.
I could have never imagined the amount of support, appreciation, love and tears I received. "I want you all to know that you touched my heart in a very personal way, and I want you to know that," said Mitz Erickson in a Facebook post.
The soup market at the Milwaukee Public Market has customers line up.
The market sells soup.
The Milwaukee Public Market is at 400 N. Water St.
The Soup Market lost its lease and closed at the end of June. It was one of the original vendors.
Pat's Rib Place will open in the summer.
"We never make decisions lightly nor do we make them without careful consideration and evaluating what's best for the Market as a whole," Paul Schwartz, the market's executive director, said by email.
In Bay View, Washington Heights and Hales Corners, the Soup Market is open.
Trattoria di Carlo has been in business for 20 years. The restaurant had signature pizzas.
The Trattoria di Carlo is located in Carlo.
Oak Creek is at 8469 S. Howell Ave.
The popular restaurant closed in June.
Carlo Pedone said in a social media post that the restaurant industry was very challenging and that it was the right decision for his family. He didn't blame the epidemic.
Trattoria's brick oven pizzas had a medium body crust. The family recipe has been around for decades.
The pub food joint at 5513 W. North Ave. closed on August 20. The owner plans to open a bar that serves whiskey and Bourbon.
It's called Tusk.
5513 W. North Ave.
The restaurant and pub closed after three years.
Christine McRoberts said she is turning the space into a whiskey and Bourbon bar.
The restaurant is on a block with newer businesses, including a coffee shop and a consignor shop.
William Ho's restaurant in Shorewood was a staple in the North Shore and introduced a variety of Asian cuisine to the area.
William Ho's father.
3524 N. Oakland Ave is in Shorewood.
The Chinese restaurant known for its "modern interpretation of classic dishes” closed in January after more than 30 years in business.
An official from the Shorewood Business Improvement District said that the Pandemic was one of the main reasons for the closing. She said the owner thought it was a good time to retire.
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