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Bittercube Bazaar

Bittercube Bazaar

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4.8 Google Review
4828 W Lisbon Ave, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53210, United States
(414) 207-6262
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Aug 16, 2019
This place is an easy favorite. It's definitely a fun and creative space. The bartenders are awesome and knowledgeable...over the top friendly. They have fun events. Showing pictures of their prince party decor and a quick stop recently. It's kind of hidden (which I personally like) but once you go in you wont turn back and it will be an instant favorite.

Aug 10, 2019
Fantastic cocktails! The service here is fantastic. I really enjoy their unique twists on different drinks. They personalize every drink with your own taste. The bazaar and bar are set up really well and their decor is nice. Seating is comfortable. Not to mention they make their own bitters!

Oct 2, 2020
Bittercube has such fun and innovative virtual cocktails classes. Each cocktail has it own unique spin on it. You can pick up all the ingredients at their location before class. Brandon & Ira make it an experience- definitely get the Bittercube Cherry Bark Vanilla Bitters!

Jul 3, 2021
I would like to personally thank Brandon he has been a great and professional representative of the Bittercube organization. He made me the most amazing dirty martini I’ve ever seen. I’m privileged that you moved into the north side of Milwaukee, such a cultured industrial atmospheric space. Highly suggest the Heirlooms Crème de Flores. Hours get a little weird but call and they answer if they are open you’ll be welcomed! Updated: Friday July 2 2021 Still A No. 1 Fan ! Picture from today!

Feb 12, 2017
This was a very cool place with interesting people, a diverse selection of cocktails, and a cozy atmosphere. I gave this a 4-star review because it was a little too cozy for my liking, so if you're claustrophobic (like me) being here might be a challenge; however, if you can push through it, I do recommend this place.

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Opening Hours

Mon:12 pm - 6 pm
Tue:12 pm - 6 pm
Wed:12 pm - 6 pm
Thu:12 pm - 6 pm
Fri:12 pm - 6 pm