SafeHouse

SafeHouse transforms dinner into an interactive spy adventure where kids become secret agents on a mission. With hidden rooms to discover, secret codes to crack, and spy-themed activities throughout, this isn't just a meal,it's an immersive espionage experience that keeps children entertained from appetizers through dessert.

• ✓Secret password required for entry sets the spy theme immediately
• ✓Hidden rooms and passageways to discover throughout the restaurant
• ✓Interactive spy gadgets including periscopes and decoder stations
• ✓Photo opportunities with spy props and themed backdrops
• ✓Kid-friendly menu with burgers, sandwiches, and classic American options

1. 1.Make a reservation for dinner, especially on weekends, as walk-ins can wait 45+ minutes during peak times.
2. 2.Ask your server about the 'junior spy missions',they'll provide activity sheets and guide kids through interactive elements they might otherwise miss.
3. 3.Budget extra time before or after your meal to explore,there are hidden doors, periscopes, and spy-themed photo ops throughout the venue.
4. 4.The entrance requires a password to get in, which adds to the fun,check their website beforehand or play along by making up answers.
5. 5.Stick to classic American fare like burgers and chicken tenders for picky eaters; the spy theme is the main attraction, not gourmet cuisine.

Weekday lunches or early dinners (4-5pm) offer shorter waits and a calmer atmosphere for exploring. Avoid Friday and Saturday evenings when the cocktail bar crowd dominates and wait times stretch long.

Expect to spend $15-25 per person for food with moderate pricing ($$). The venue can be dimly lit and maze-like, so keep younger children close. Parking is available in nearby lots and street parking along the Historic Third Ward.

Open year-round with consistent indoor entertainment. A perfect rainy day or cold Wisconsin winter activity when outdoor options are limited.

This is a restaurant venue where families will dine onsite