Ride The Hop to Milwaukee brunch stops with Bloody Mary pairings
Guide, brunch, drinks
Explore Milwaukee’s Bloody Mary brunch scene on a narrated Sunday tour using The Hop streetcar and a short neighborhood walk. Start in the Historic Third Ward and sample brunch classics while you hear stories from Milwaukee’s past.
Seating on The Hop may be limited and standing may be required. Vegetarian options are available, but other dietary requests (including gluten-free and vegan) can’t be accommodated. Gratuity is optional but expected by many guests (15–20% is typical).
Full refund with 48+ hours notice. Less than 48 hours: no refund. No-shows: charged full price. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances.
Arrive 5 minutes before the start time. Tours start on time, and if you arrive late or miss the activity, you won’t receive a refund or reschedule.
Plan to bring extra cash for return fare and for any souvenirs or gifts after the tour.
Wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes (skip flip-flops, high heels, and dress shoes). Bring weather-appropriate items like an umbrella, warm layers, or cool clothing as needed. You can also bring a camera or smartphone, plus sunglasses, sunscreen, or a hat in summer.
Milwaukee, WI
Milwaukee's food tour operation has clearly built a loyal following, with guides like Emily, Larry, Robert, and Bo earning consistent praise for their knowledge, warmth, and engaging personalities. The Brady Street tours stand out as a particular favorite, with guests discovering hidden gems like Sciortino Bakery while learning about the area's architecture and cultural history. The Tacos & Tequila tour also gets strong marks for great restaurant selections and fun energy, while the Bakery Bus tours offer a delicious dive into Milwaukee's diverse baking traditions with generous sampling opportunities. The seasonal Christmas tours draw mixed reactions worth noting. While many guests rave about the festive atmosphere and guides like Becca who bring genuine holiday spirit, others felt the dessert quality didn't match expectations, particularly on the Lights tour where some treats felt too basic or pre-packaged. A few reviewers mentioned group sing-alongs as filler and suggested the experience could be tighter. That said, the core walking and bus tours consistently deliver on food quality, pacing, and local insights. The company has become a holiday tradition for some groups, and guides across the board seem genuinely invested in showing off Milwaukee's culinary scene and neighborhood character.