Hot Breakfast spots to try and Hot Wax brings elevated comfort food to Milwaukee

Just about every week on Radio Milwaukee, Milwaukee Journal dining critic Ann Christenson and 88Nine’s resident foodie Tarik Moody explore Milwaukee’s culinary and restaurant society on This Bites.

In this episode of This Bites, we reviewed some new-ish places in Milwaukee to grab breakfast, Ann’s drink of the month, a new place at Crossroads Collective and hen ramen at 3rd Avenue Market place.

In the most up-to-date problem of Milwaukee Journal, Ann shared a number of places to get some delicious breakfasts in Milwaukee which includes Canela Cafe, The Lafayette Area, Honey Butter Cafe and extra.

Hot Wax delivers convenience food stuff to Crossroads Collective

Crossroads Collective has a new seller by the title of Scorching Wax, which opened earlier this week.

From the push launch:

The menu at Hot Wax will function meat-centric sandwiches together with a Nashville Incredibly hot Rooster that is a person of Crevensten’s most loved points to make, knock-your-socks-off burgers, a mini muffuletta, a griddled mortadella sandwich, and other dishes like chili dogs, a Calabrian Chili pimento cheese plate, hand-breaded rooster tenders, garlic confit cauliflower, contemporary bean and corn salad, and extra.

Scorching Wax plans to carry a enjoyable, interactive working experience to their area at Crossroads Collective. In true “record store” form, they’ll have information spinning, alongside with headphones that invite friends to join in. Cartoons playing off previous VHS enable round out the nostalgic consolation. 

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