September 28 - October 5, 2024
Milwaukee, WI
Support MKE’s Southside Restaurants
Join North Shore Bank in a celebration of the incredible international cuisine in Milwaukee’s Southside neighborhoods from September 28 - October 5, 2024. Enjoy a signature dish from participating restaurants for $15 or less! Travel around the Southside to try all the participating restaurants and explore all the cultural offerings and delicious meals that Milwaukee has to offer.
North Shore Bank customers will receive a $5 statement credit when they spend $15 or more with their North Shore Bank Debit Mastercard® at participating restaurants! Statement credit is provided to North Shore Bank customers thanks to Mastercard®. Restrictions may apply.*
See the participating restaurants below and make a plan to dine in!
Southside Dining Week is proudly organized and presented by North Shore Bank.
As “The Bank of You,” North Shore Bank is about helping families thrive, businesses grow and communities flourish.
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.
Southside Dining Week
Restaurants & Signature Dishes!
Restaurant websites will have full menus and restaurant details including opening hours - full menus will also be available at each restaurant. We encourage you to try dishes beyond the featured item.
Menu items for 2024 coming soon! Until then, check out the signature dishes from last year’s event below:
Presenting Sponsor
Media Sponsors
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.