Wood-fired classics | crafted simplicity on the plate.
Gather around the table for Easter on April 5 – and let someone else do the cooking. Milwaukee-area restaurants offer brunch buffets, prix fixe menus, casual and formal dining. Make reservations early for preferred table times. Here is a list of restaurants offering Easter brunch, lunch or dinner specials this year.
Looking for the best Easter brunch in Lake Country and Waukesha County? The Lake Country Family Fun annual guide highlights restaurants, hotels, and local venues offering Easter brunch buffets, family-friendly dining, and special holiday menus.
Whether you’re planning a relaxed brunch with family or a festive Easter outing with the kids, this guide helps you find the best Easter brunch options near Oconomowoc, Delafield, Pewaukee, Hartland, and Waukesha.
We’re going on an egg-venture! There’s an Easter egg hunt afoot in Milwaukee. Except, instead of jellybeans, chocolate eggs or the odd dollar in quarters, it’s delicious brunch spots that we’re searching for. Follow along this treasure trail as we hop to the top spots for Easter brunch in Milwaukee.
Head to this delightful spot in Hartland for pizza and simply wonderful wood-fired fare.
The Inn is well worth the drive to Hartland, not only for its beautifully appointed bar and dining room designed by the folks at THREE SIXTY, but for its remarkable menu, which relies on simple, seasonal ingredients and the magic of wood fire to bring depth and character to each dish.
Highlights on the current menu included flavorful starters like housemade focaccia flavored with rosemary and garlic; scallops on the half-shell and deviled eggs flavored with chili oil, chives, marinated octopus, garlic chips and caviar.
The building where The INN opened its doors one year ago has a rich history in Hartland. For 120 years, it’s welcomed travelers passing through the village. Now, a local family is making a new history for the business.
With exposed brick and English charm, you’ll find Matt Armistead in the kitchen Tuesday through Saturday with his evolving menu.
“My husband did a majority of his studying at a restaurant called River Cafe in London and I think that’s where a lot of his inspiration comes from,” said Maddie Braaten.
When Matt Armistead and Maddie Braaten viewed the remains of a more than
100-year-old building that burned in Hartland in 2019, they saw past holes
in the floor, the ceilings that were pulled out and the significant water and
smoke damage.
Instead, they envisioned a restaurant.
“It was basically a shell of a building,” said Armistead.
He said it took three years and “several million dollars” with the help of an
investor to renovate and revive the building at 110 Cottonwood Ave. that now
houses The Inn.
The day to celebrate love is almost here, and if you’re not down to just drink and dine this Valentine’s Day (or want to add something more to date night), there are plenty of other fun things to do.
Whether you’re looking for a fun activity with your SO, a night out with the gals, something for the kids, or a gift that’ll stand out, we’ve got it all. Here are all the things to do in Milwaukee for Valentine’s Day.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with the little love in your life at The INN. Join us for an afternoon of high tea, finger sandwiches, desserts, flower arranging, fashion, and a little sparkle!
Where: The INN | 110 Cottonwood Ave. Hartland, WI 53029
When: Saturday, February 7 | Noon – 3:00 p.m.
However you feel about Valentine’s Day as a holiday, it’s always a great excuse to enjoy an indulgent meal at a local restaurant.
While nearly every restaurant in town will be welcoming guests to dine on the holiday, these spots are showcasing special menus or experiences that are worth checking out.
HARTLAND, Wis. – Downtown Hartland is home to one of Lake Country’s most popular restaurants of 2025 – and they’re just getting started. Brian Kramp is at The Inn – located at 110 Cottonwood Avenue – with the couple that restored a 100+ year-old building with an award-winning contemporary dining experience.
Join us on Sunday May 10th for our Mother’s Day Brunch. Feast Style Brunch featuring roasted meats, vegetables, salads, egg bakes, assorted cheeses, breads, desserts.
Cost: adults $85 children $25
