Are you looking around for some good places to eat near Milwaukee zoo? The Eddie Martinis near the zoo has been offering the most charming dining atmosphere since the 1940s. In the lunch menus you can choose from glazed pork, lamb chops and veal scaloppini. The sea food lovers must try Ocean Martini - lobster, shrimp, oysters piled in full-size martini glass and crab. There is a full bar available on all days except the Sundays.

Eddie Martinis

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Chancery Pub & Restaurant near the zoo is one of the most popular destinations for refreshing drinks, dinner plates, burgers, steaks, sandwiches, as well as wraps. Not to forget you also have the delicious dessert to enjoy the complete experience.

Chancery Pub & Restaurant

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Le Reve Patisserie and Cafe offers guests to choose from traditional bistro meals. Chef de cuisine Bryan Phillips prepares the French menus. Both wine and beer is available. Dinner, lunch and breakfast are served from Mondays to Saturdays. The restaurant remains closed on Sundays.

Le Reve Patisserie and Cafe

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Ristorante Bartolotta is a family restaurant near Milwaukee zoo which offers a host of high quality Italian restaurant. The rustic and tasteful decor makes the ambience even more charming. There is a list of some of the world's finest wine to choose from. You can enjoy silky roasted peppers with a combination of fresh mozzarella, sweet onions, succulent tomatoes and the tangy gorgonzola for the dessert there are plenty of options to suit palate of almost everyone.

Ristorante Bartolotta

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These are some of the very popular restaurants that you can choose while visiting Milwaukee zoo.

Milwaukee zoos, located in West Bluemound Road, North Main Street (Racine) and the one nearest to the city of Milwaukee hold a wide range of over 2500 wild animals on 200 acres of land. Entry fees at the Milwaukee County Zoo range from $10.75 - $7.75. Entries are free for children below 3 yrs of age. They stay open yearlong providing amusement for all age groups.

Conservation programs at the city's zoological society

http://www.zoosociety.org/Conservation/

Reviews of the Milwaukee Zoo on Yahoo.com

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Milwaukee County Zoo is an ideal place for visitors to hold picnics, learn and watch the various species through guided tours and services. Food is believed to be comparatively pricier than other snacks bars in Milwaukee according to some reviews. The zoo is an apt place to spend a few hours or a whole day. It generally closes by 5 in the evening and stays most busy usually on Wednesdays.

Reviews of the zoo on Tripadvisor.com

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g60097-d207622-Reviews-Milwaukee_County_Zoo-Milwaukee_Wisconsin.html

Racine Zoo targets at educating people and spreading awareness about the endangered species, they want people to know about the wildlife and the environment to save these animals. Anyone can be a member of the Milwaukee zoological society, located near the Milwaukee County Zoo, in order to support the conservation efforts taken by the different zoos in Milwaukee.

Conservation education at Racine Zoo

http://www.racinezoo.org/Career_Opportunities/career_conservation_education.shtml

Apart from educating people, Milwaukee County Zoo also organizes events on Easter, Halloween and other seasonal holidays. There are quiet a few hotels near the zoo which provides lower rates and does not charge for reservation bookings.

Hotels near the zoo

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