Business & Tech

Harmony Inn Closing, Bartolotta Restaurant Opening

Harmony Inn the Village will be closing and Bartolotta Restaurant Group will open in its place in late August.

Restaurant will close soon, making way for a new Bartlotta restaurant.

The classic supper club is expected to open in the Harmony Inn location in late August. The restaurant will be remodeled, said Andrea Brinkman, marketing director for Wauwatosa-based Bartolotta Restaurant Group.

The company will open a Mequon location with the same concept in September. Both locations will have the same name, Brinkman said, but the name has not been determined yet.

Interested in local real estate?Subscribe to Patch's new newsletter to be the first to know about open houses, new listings and more.

The Greendale location will have approximately 200 seats with several private dining rooms. Both locations will offer dinner, Sunday brunch and outdoor patio dining. Corporate Chef Adam Siegel will lead the culinary team with each location’s executive chef to be named in the coming weeks.

The Bartollota press release says, "With high wood ceilings, a friendly hometown atmosphere and ample parking, guests of Bartolotta’s newest venues will enjoy a full menu with classic supper club fare, a large bar including a selection of tap beer, classic cocktails, value-oriented wine offerings and signature ice cream drinks."

Interested in local real estate?Subscribe to Patch's new newsletter to be the first to know about open houses, new listings and more.

“We are proud to have the first Bartolotta restaurant to come to Milwaukee's south side in the heart of our Greendale community,” said Village President John Hermes in a release from Bartolotta. "The Bartolotta Restaurants are known for memorable meals with exceptional food and we look forward to this exciting addition for our village."

Bartolotta Restaurant Group operates 13 venues, catering services and a new gastropub, The Rumpus Room.

“Growing up and living in Milwaukee most of my life, I enjoyed frequent visits to many great establishments which created memorable evenings for my family,” said Joe Bartolotta, President and Co-Owner of The Bartolotta Restaurants. “We’re looking forward to embracing a traditional Wisconsin supper club experience with a casual hometown atmosphere, comfort foods, classic beverages and of course, service you would expect in any of our venues.”


Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.

We’ve removed the ability to reply as we work to make improvements. Learn more here