I can’t believe I haven’t formally reviewed the Bloody Marys at Cafe Hollander yet.
Cafe Hollander has two locations in the Milwaukee area— one on the East Side and one in Wauwatosa.
It is part of the Lowlands Grand Cafes, which include: Cafe Benelux, Trocadero, and Cafe Centraal.
I frequent each of these establishments quite regularly, with Cafe Hollander being closest to home. No surprise as each of these hot spots boasts an impressive and tasty variety of Bloodies.
On my most recent trip to Hollander for brunch with friends last weekend, I was “talked into” trying the special Bloody Mary of the day, what they called the Provincial (top photo), made with scallions, capers and garlic and garnished with a pickle, bean, asparagus, cherry tomato and an olive.
Other standard options at Cafe Hollander include: the Milwaukeean, Hasta Manana, and Frenchie.
My personal favorite is the Milwaukeean, which uses Milwaukee’s own Rehorst vodka and is served with horseradish, cheese and bacon.
Mix: Made from scratch
Chaser: Yes
Fixin’s: Varies by type
Price: Average price is $8
I definitely recommend you to stop into Hollander or any of the other Lowlands Group properties for Bloody Mary (and great food!)—you won’t be disappointed!
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