Dig in at North Shore Bank Southside Dining Week!
This year’s savory celebration of Milwaukee’s south side restaurants runs Sunday, Sept. 27th through Oct. 3rd.
It’s your chance to sample signature dishes and support local south side eateries, featuring an incredible variety of cultural and international cuisines.
Join us for a Preview Party from noon to 4pm on Sunday, Sept. 27th at Zócalo Food Truck Park, presented by Mastercard®. You’ll find fun for everyone, including a sampling of this year’s restaurants, demonstrations, and live performances.
SSDW Preview Party
Presented by Mastercard®
September 27th, 2026
12pm - 4pm
Zócalo Food Truck Park
636 S 6th St.
More details coming soon!
Southside Dining Week is proudly organized and presented by North Shore Bank.
North Shore Bank is about helping families thrive, businesses grow and communities flourish. As a community bank, North Shore Bank prides itself on being an advocate for its customers, helping them live the life they want, and supporting the community we all share. Join us in celebrating and supporting our local neighborhoods and businesses during Southside Dining Week!
Southside Dining Week
Menu and Specials
Restaurant websites will have full menus and restaurant details including opening hours - full menus will also be available at each restaurant. When visiting, let the hostess know you’re attending Southside Dining Week so you can access the discounts!
Presenting Sponsor
2026 Community Partners
To become a community partner, check out the Get Involved page.
Southside Dining Week Neighborhoods
The Southside Dining Week participating restaurant boundaries are south of the Menomonee River, east of S 43rd Street, and north of E Howard Ave.
Participating neighborhoods include: Silver City, National Park, Mitchell Park, Clarke Square, Walker’s Point, Harbor View, Jones’ Island, Burnham Park, Muskego Way, Historic Mitchell Street, Clock Tower Acres, Layton Park, Forest Home Hills, Lincoln Village, Baran Park, Bay View, Fernwood, Jackson Park, Southgate, Polonia, Alverno, Harder’s Oaks, Mount Olive, South Point, Morgandale, Saveland Park, and Tippecanoe.