“It is our priority to bring our guests the next level of gaming, and do so in an inviting and entertaining atmosphere,” said Dominic Ortiz, CEO and general manager of Potawatomi Hotel & Casino. The most recent additions include two new gaming areas, a new bar and restaurant and more than 300 new slot machines on the casino’s second floor. Potawatomi Hotel & Casino unveiled a series of renovations Thursday morning to the gaming and entertainment destination - the latest in a multi-phase, $190 million project. See Potawatomi’s Latest Updates In $190 Million Renovation La Bodega Nears Grand Opening on Mitchell StreetĪ new, Latin American-inspired cafe will officially open its doors later this month, with plans to deliver a dose of color, community and coffee to the South Side. Regular tickets, $230 each, are available for purchase online. Just hours later, VIP seats, priced at $250 each, were sold out. Ticket sales for the 2023 event began on Friday, Sept. He also warned that the event will sell out quickly, and urged interested parties to act fast. Four previous dinners have raised a combined total of more than $100,000 for more than 25 different charities, creator Pawlak noted in a Sept. Get a daily rundown of the Milwaukee storiesīenefitting charities include PFFWCF Summer Burn Camp, Sojourner Family Peace Center, COA Youth & Family Center, March of Dimes, Humane Animal Welfare Society, This Time Tomorrow Foundation, Autism Society of Southeast Wisconsin and American Cancer Society. This year’s dinner promises to be another one for the books - featuring a diverse group of chefs and restaurateurs whose specialties run the gamut from fine dining to fast-casual eats. What started in 2017 as an intimate dinner experience has since burgeoned into one of the most anticipated culinary gatherings of the year.

The evening will begin with a cocktail hour at 5 p.m., with the first course served at 6 p.m.

This year’s eight course dinner will be held at Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, 1721 W. The Milwaukee Chef Collaboration Dinner will return for a fifth year this November, assembling some of the city’s most influential chefs to cook for a cause. By Sophie Bolich - Sep 10th, 2023 12:51 pm Plus: BBQ for Northwest Side, Potawatomi touts new restaurant and goodbye Good Soup. Now Serving: 9 Milwaukee Chefs Collaborate For a Causeĩ Milwaukee Chefs Collaborate For a Cause

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