From Brunch to Hiking, Milwaukee Has No Shortage of Father’s Day Fun
Things to Do for Father’s Day in Milwaukee
By Derek Paulus, digital marketing specialist at Network Health
6/1/2023
Father’s Day 2023 is approaching, and although you likely know well enough that Milwaukee is a hub for adventure, delicious food and nightlife, you may not know what kind of activities or events dad would enjoy on his big day.
While some dads would be happy enough to be left alone at the hardware store for an hour or two, if you want to make his day a special one, we’re here to help you find things to do for Father’s Day in the Milwaukee area.
Of course, as a health insurance plan based-in Wisconsin, we’ll also toss in a few wellness tips for good measure. These will help you and your dad enjoy the day while keeping your health in mind.
Father’s Day Brunch in Milwaukee
Let’s kick this off with a good, old-fashioned Father’s Day brunch, and there are many of these to be found in and around Milwaukee. We couldn’t possibly list them all here but take a look below for a few standout options. These have all been updated for 2023 but don’t forget to confirm availability with the venue before making plans.
Bubbles & Brunch – Giggly on the second floor of Saint Kate
Brunch features “beermosas” and endless mimosas, with food that includes goat cheese biscuits and gravy, fried chicken and waffles, avocado toast and create-your-own omelets.
Father’s Day Brunch – Crawdaddy’s on Greenfield
Enjoy brunch at Crawdaddy’s starting at 11 a.m. with a menu that includes fried chicken with biscuits and gravy, croque madame and a Cajun omelet.
Father’s Day Buffet – Bass Bay Brewery
Being an all-day buffet, this Father’s Day meal may not exactly be considered brunch, depending on what time you visit, but it could be a good way to ensure dad gets to eat whatever he wants.
Father’s Day Brunch Buffet – Joey Gerard’s
Dad gets a complimentary “beermosa” at this brunch buffet that starts at 10 a.m. on Father’s Day and features shrimp cocktail, BBQ ribs, bacon, a dessert station and more.
[Read more: Get Healthy Meals and Ingredients at These Milwaukee Area Locations]
Healthy Eating Tips for Holiday Brunch
Brunch is a wonderful tradition for many holidays, and that includes Father’s Day. That said, it isn’t always easy to eat healthy. To help you maintain your dietary goals, we have some quick tips you can follow.
- Get your filling of fruits and vegetables before enjoying other dishes.
- Avoid fried foods.
- Limit alcohol and fruit juice consumption.
- Replace dessert with some fresh fruit.
Visit Race Day at the Milwaukee Mile for Father’s Day
Auto racing fans may already know about the Father’s Day 100 returning to the Milwaukee Mile for 2023. It’s the perfect way to spend Father’s Day if your dad is into racing or if you’re simply looking for a unique activity this year.
The ASA Stars National Tour is returning to the racetrack this year and will be joined by the Midwest Truck Series, Mid-American Stock Car Series, Upper Midwest Vintage Series and Vores Compact Touring Series.
Take a Father’s Day Hike on Milwaukee’s Many Trails
At the end of the day, spending some time with dad is its own gift. You don’t need to plan out a day packed with events and activities. A great way to spend some simple quality time with dad is by taking a hike along the Milwaukee area’s many great trails.
We’ve covered this topic before on our blog, Grow in the Know. From the Hank Aaron State Trail to Havenwoods State Forest, it’s easy to enjoy some outdoor time for Father’s Day, as long as the weather cooperates. Check out our full list through the link below.
