Milwaukee's Best

First off, to all of my fans, I am so sorry for not being around for the last several days. My wife and I went to Beer USA, also known as Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It was a pretty cool town. Much cooler than I thought it would be, to tell you the truth. Sorry to my readers who may have kin-folk from there. Although, why didn't you share this gem of the Midwest with me earlier. If you haven't been there, let me try to draw you a picture of it. Beer, especially German beer, brauts, and fried fish are a way of life. Normally, I am a gin and tonic kinda guy. But, when in Rome.... So, I got my fill of Hefe-Weissen and Miller's. One of the highlights to the trip was going to a steakhouse that has been around since the 60's. It's called 5 o'clock Steakhouse. I am not really sure why, because we had reservations for 4:30, so dinner doesn't start at 5 o'clock. Anyhow, it was amazing! I saw it reviewed by Rachael Ray. She listed it as one of the 10 best steakhouses in the country. I don't have enough information to call it one of the 10 best, however, I will say it was the best steak I have ever had in my life. If I had the means, I would fly back once a year just to get that steak. Plus, I wouldn't waste my time with side dishes. I would just get the biggest steak I could down in one sitting. Maybe a little salad, because that was pretty good, too. But, no bread, although, that was also amazing. Hot sour dough with butter and honey. Holy cow, I just had to wipe the drool from my mouth. I may just have to get a second mortgage on the house to support my new char-grilled steak habit. Thanks a lot Rachael Ray! (On a side note, how does that chick not weigh 350 pounds? Have you seen her eat?)