Visit the Charles Allis Decorative Art Museum for an exhibit that unveils the immense history within the museum’s walls. As a wealthy industrialist at the turn of the 20th century, Charles Allis was uniquely suited to engage his

Casablanca’s story continues to evolve. Jesse Musa opened the restaurant in the late ’80s at a modest location on Mitchell Street. It later moved to a larger place on... 

Casablanca (728 E. Brady St.) continues to be a Milwaukee favorite for Middle Eastern fare. The restaurant is in the midst of a major construction project—the building is encased in scaffolding, there is a temporary kitchen, and steel columns...

In the classic Bogart film, everyone goes to Rick's. In Milwaukee, everyone who loves falafel, shish kabob, hummus and the foods of the Near East goes to Casablanca. The weekday and Sunday lunch buffets offer a tantalizing array of mostly vegetarian...

There's nothing in Milwaukee quite like Brady Street. This half-mile-long stretch served as home to immigrant Sicilians and Poles, was later overtaken by hippies, suffered a decade of decay and experienced a rebirth in the 1990s...

...Featuring the sounds of DJ Yusuf and DJ Shik. Drink specials will include: $5 Patron Shots, $4 Rails, $3 Domestic and $100 Bottles of Absolut...

Dance the night away, Halloween style, to the sounds of Erik Romero and Yusuf. FREE X Rated served by X Rated models...

Casablanca struck gold with its wonderful weekday vegetarian buffets at lunchtime, an array augmented by chicken and lamb on Sundays (you can also ask for meat during the week if you’re really hungry for it). For anyone unfamiliar with the flavorful but seldom too spicy cuisine of the Near East, Casablanca’s buffet is an...

Casablanca has much to offer, starting with its weekday vegetarian lunch buffet and its omnivorous Sunday brunch buffet. The extensive menu of Near Eastern delicacies is both authentic and well prepar

Casablanca provides a perfect example of a restaurant settling on the right location. Chef/owner Jesse Musa first opened Casablanca at Mitchell Street more than 20 years ago. He then relocated to Oakland Avenue, only to return to Mitchell Street a few years later. In 2001 the restaurant closed its doors, but in 2005...