The Mafia's Favorite Milwaukee Restaurants (That Are STILL OPEN Today)

In 1964 the FBI taped Milwaukee's mob bosses, and on that tape an old man begs his son-in-law, the new boss, to spare two men. "I beg you like a son." They were fighting over something else too: the old man's restaurant. It's still open. This is Milwaukee's mob as a restaurant map. Snug's and Leonardo's, where the FBI's 1979 bugs picked up thousands of conversations. The Sciortino's Bakery bombing on Brady Street. Pitch's Lounge. Sally's Steak House, Gallagher's and Giovanni's. A Bay View spot with a Godfather sign and a regular nobody expected. Every stop comes with a receipt: FBI files, court records and the Milwaukee papers' own reporting. WATCH NEXT ▶ Exploring Wisconsin: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS0LhnLfSOZs SUBSCRIBE ▶ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO7M4uoa2OWBA0Wqze0p9yw?sub_confirmation=1 Did your family eat at Gallagher's, Sally's or Giovanni's? Tell me which one and what you remember. Historical documentary. Names, dates, and cases are drawn from the public record and published reporting. Some footage is illustrative. #Wisconsin #WisconsinRevealed #MilwaukeeHistory