A former train
station is an unusual location for a restaurant, but La Estacion (319
Williams St.) makes it work. The Mexican restaurant is located just
south of Waukesha’s city center in the old Chicago and North Western
depot, built in the days when Waukesha was a major resort renowned for
its mineral springs. The quality menu is as large as the best Mexican
places in Milwaukee. In addition to the expected quesadillas, tacos and
burritos are big bowls of Mexican soups (including menudo on weekends),
lomo de res in arbol chile sauce and several seafood offerings. The
flavors are authentic and prices reasonable.
The restaurant is
located near the site of the former Fox Head Brewery, so it is
appropriate to find a good beer selection at the bar, including a few
Mexican varieties served on tap. Enjoy dining in a place of history.
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