Welcome to West Vliet Street, located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. West Vliet Street runs east/west on Milwaukee’s Westside from 43rd Street in the Martin Drive Neighborhood through Washington Heights to 62nd Street in Wauwatosa. This thriving business corridor is home to over 75 unique businesses and organizations. Today, West Vliet Street is known for its thriving art scene, unique dining venues, an
d a variety of distinctive services and retail shops. West Vliet Street offers something for everyone at every time of the year. The one and a half mile commercial corridor boasts restaurants featuring cuisines using local and seasonal ingredients, art galleries, Milwaukee’s only children’s bookstore, floral shops, a green market during the summer months, special shopping events throughout the year, and much more. In the summer months, Wick Field, a city owned recreational area located at 4929 W. Vliet, is a hub of activity featuring softball and kickball leagues, high quality tennis courts, and a friendly playground for the young and young at heart. Local American artist Jill Sebastian’s public art sculpture is a centerpiece on West Vliet Street, located at the Wick Field Commons, literally the midway point on West Vliet Street. The pedestrian-friendly streetscape is flanked by Milwaukee Harp Lights, as well as bicycle lanes that are in use during the snow free months of the year. Benches, mini gardens, benches and bicycle racks can be found up and down the street. A friendly Little Free Library is located at the northwest corner of 57th and Vliet Street, the only one located in the business corridor. We invite you to take the time to explore all the West Vliet Street has to offer. You will discover there is something here for every age, style and taste.