
Low-key restaurant dishing up Serbian cuisine & wine in a vintage storefront setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2414 S St Clair St, Milwaukee, WI 53207
Phone: (414) 481-7530
Website: https://www.threebrothersmke.com/
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Reviews
The service was absolutely amazing, very attentive staff and very kind people. Not only that but the food was amazing – some of the best Serbian food I’ve ever had. I recommend the Burke completely, but it can take up to an hour to bake.
Recommend for groups of any size, or couples. Very cozy.
Cozy & homey place with 7 tables. Kitchen is right at the back! You will walk out smell like food.
Burek is a popular dish here.
Call ahead of time for reservations and pre-order the burek! It took 45-60 minutes to cook so unless you have something to do while waiting, pre-order! You can also request for the burek to be ready 15 or 30 minutes after your arrive time if needed.
The beef burek is a paper-thin and crispy “pie” and simple ground beef inside it. It feels like biting into a giant beef croissant. The waiter suggested to try the cheese burek so I will need to do that next time.
The serma is savory and great to cut through the beefiness and carb-heavy of burek. You should definitely order them together.
The whole meal will be perfect with a cold beer!
You can expect to be a bit packed in to a quaint, homey, authentic atmosphere that has preserved both family and Shlitz history. The staff is fantastic, extremely friendly, helpful, attentive.
Then served on china you may recognize from your grandma’s fancy set will come AMAZING food. The beef burek was absolutely fantastic (well worth the 45 minute wait). The lamb was tender and flavorful. Grape leaves appetizer was also quite good. I’ll be coming back soon to try more dishes. For dessert we had clearly the best warmed baklava of my life. All of the food tastes like your grandma’s cooking (assuming your grandma cooked like my grandma, which let’s be honest, she didn’t), authentic and packed with flavor.
This gem of a place is the antithesis to what “fine dining” has become, and it’s fantastic.
Find a date on your calendar and reserve several hours with good company to slowly enjoy a meal as it should be served and enjoyed. Even with all this prices are still reasonable, and cash/check only don’t forget.
To Three Brothers, thank you for preserving history and maintaining a dining atmosphere that is not easy to come by these days, but is how food should be served. We had an absolutely excellent experience and will soon be back for more!
Their service is even better! We showed up underdressed on Father’s Day with 2 kids and no reservations. They went above and beyond to accommodate our kids, including the waitress and the owner who stopped by multiple times to bring activities, drinks, and deserts specifically for the kids.
Thank you for a wonderful dinner, we can’t wait for the next one!
The food and service matches the decor. We enjoyed both beef and cheese & spinach burek – call ahead because they each take an hour to create and bake. Other entrees were chicken pilaf, and pork shishkabob. Apps included stuffed grape leaves and Serbian salad. All unique and tasty treats that are truly different. You’ll find a selection of Serbian beers, wines and beverages to pair with your meals. I have to say, 30+ years was a long wait, but this is one of Milwaukee’s oldest and most interesting locations to have the quintessential Old World meal.