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Broadway Bakery and Café
Broadway Bistro has changed its name and scaled back. Now called Broadway Bakery and Café, it remains a popular spot in the Third Ward for coffee, a Danish or a quick bite to eat in the café or to go. The counter service menu still offers a good variety of deli sandwiches, salads, soups and even quesadillas. The Reuben melt gives a twist to tradition with its rye panini bread.
- City: Milwaukee
- State: Wisconsin
- Zip: 53202
- Phone: 414-431-2880
- Cuisine: Deli
- Features:
- Price: $9 - $14
- http://www.broadwaybistro.com/
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