In an alleyway near the Milwaukee river, an unassuming doorway has been the entrance to safety for spies and special agents since 1966. Yes, the password is required to enter. For agents who don't know the password, a fun and imaginative clearance test will be given to prove they aren’t double agents. Behind the hidden entrance is a world of global espionage and entertainment.
I had the opportunity to take my nest of spies for dinner and refuge at the
SafeHouse Milwaukee last week...and it was great! We hadn't been there for a few years and we are so happy we were able to find a night that worked with our busy schedules! Remember...even spies need to refuel!
In every sector of SafeHouse, authentic espionage artifacts mingle with pop culture references and spy paraphernalia. Celebrity spies in disguise often sneak into this watering hole and leave their mark without being traceable. One guest evaded the FBI (without authorization from Control, of course) by using the escape route. John Wayne may have donated a machine gun, and Austin Powers allegedly contributed his spy guitar. A Very Important Operative smuggled a piece of the Berlin Wall into SafeHouse when the barrier smashed to the ground decades ago. There are numerous of other SafeHouse secrets scattered throughout that can only be experienced firsthand.
The spy sanctuary offers something different to each visiting agent, as no two visits are the same. Just remember, a good spy never leaves the same way they came. Only your souvenir will prove you were ever here! Read, memorize, chew, and swallow this message.
We made a fun night of it! We had dinner and explored headquarters while we waited for our food. This family-friendly restaurant did not disappoint and we plan on coming back again as the food was great and the atmosphere was even better!
I highly recommend making reservations for a visit with your agents and agents-in-training for a truly unique and unforgettable experience!
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