Biting cold, snow everywhere, figuring out parking restrictions, and a frickin pandemic – this is a tough Milwaukee winter. It’s the little things that can brighten your day, like making that trip outside to move the car a rewarding treat: HOT CHOCOLATE. Brady Street has a lot to offer on this front, from exotic hot chocolate mixes from around the world to boozey, hot beverages that will warm your body and provide a welcome respite from the daily slog.
Nomad World Pub offers delicious to-go or dine-in hot drinks, including:
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Mint Hot Chocolate (Dr Mint, Bailey’s)
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Mulled Wine
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Jameson Irish Coffee
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Squrrl Peanut Butter Whisky Coffee (PB Whisky and Bailey’s)
And if you’re still cold you can get a warm Nomad beanie or sweatshirt to keep you fashionably warm.
Brewed Cafe has several non-alcoholic beverages to warm your soul. To-go or dine-in, your options include:
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Hot chocolate
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Mexican hot chocolate
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Teas
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Steamers (milk and flavored syrup)
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Lattes
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Cappuccinos
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Coffee
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Hot apple cider
Brewed also has a great Instagram account to let you know what freshly made bakery and specials are available.
Glorioso’s Italian Market not only carries the best canned tomato sauce for homemade Italian dishes, they also have warm to-go beverages. Enjoy a to-go dark chocolate and sea salt hot chocolate (also available as a mocha), or a vanilla bean malt hot chocolate at prices that won’t leave your bank balance feeling cold:
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12 oz for $3.25
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16 oz for $3.50
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20 oz for $3.75
Chocolate Sommelier (look for the ChocolateMKE sign near Brady and Marshall) is the shop for all your at-home hot chocolate needs. From single serving packets and chocolate on a stick, cocoa powder mixes, Mexican Stone Ground to European Drinking Chocolate (plain and spicy). And to top off your cup of hot chocolate — handmade marshmallows! Looking to up your hot chocolate experience – try the Cafe de Olla Cacao Brew. Inspired by Mexico’s traditional cafe de olla, this cacao brew version blends a dark roast coffee, with ground cacao, ceylon cinnamon and piloncillo (unrefined cane sugar).
Limit of three guests in the store, or available by phone for curb-side pick-up. Open Thursday and Friday from 11am to 6pm, and Saturday from 10am to 6pm. Open Tuesday and Wednesday by appointment.
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Biting cold, snow everywhere, figuring out parking restrictions, and a frickin pandemic – this is a tough Milwaukee winter. It’s the little things that can brighten your day, like making that trip outside to move the car a rewarding treat: HOT CHOCOLATE. Brady Street has a lot to offer on this front, from exotic hot chocolate mixes from around the world to boozey, hot beverages that will warm your body and provide a welcome respite from the daily slog.
Nomad World Pub offers delicious to-go or dine-in hot drinks, including:
-
Mint Hot Chocolate (Dr Mint, Bailey’s)
-
Mulled Wine
-
Jameson Irish Coffee
-
Squrrl Peanut Butter Whisky Coffee (PB Whisky and Bailey’s)
And if you’re still cold you can get a warm Nomad beanie or sweatshirt to keep you fashionably warm.
Brewed Cafe has several non-alcoholic beverages to warm your soul. To-go or dine-in, your options include:
-
Hot chocolate
-
Mexican hot chocolate
-
Teas
-
Steamers (milk and flavored syrup)
-
Lattes
-
Cappuccinos
-
Coffee
-
Hot apple cider
Brewed also has a great Instagram account to let you know what freshly made bakery and specials are available.
Glorioso’s Italian Market not only carries the best canned tomato sauce for homemade Italian dishes, they also have warm to-go beverages. Enjoy a to-go dark chocolate and sea salt hot chocolate (also available as a mocha), or a vanilla bean malt hot chocolate at prices that won’t leave your bank balance feeling cold:
-
12 oz for $3.25
-
16 oz for $3.50
-
20 oz for $3.75
Chocolate Sommelier (look for the ChocolateMKE sign near Brady and Marshall) is the shop for all your at-home hot chocolate needs. From single serving packets and chocolate on a stick, cocoa powder mixes, Mexican Stone Ground to European Drinking Chocolate (plain and spicy). And to top off your cup of hot chocolate — handmade marshmallows! Looking to up your hot chocolate experience – try the Cafe de Olla Cacao Brew. Inspired by Mexico’s traditional cafe de olla, this cacao brew version blends a dark roast coffee, with ground cacao, ceylon cinnamon and piloncillo (unrefined cane sugar).
Limit of three guests in the store, or available by phone for curb-side pick-up. Open Thursday and Friday from 11am to 6pm, and Saturday from 10am to 6pm. Open Tuesday and Wednesday by appointment.
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