Breaking up the site into more coherent, smaller portions would make it more palatable. Skipping the Javascript animation of the restaurant's hours of operation would be more sensible. While not as aesthetically pleasing as it might be, the website does offer very complete information that you can use to plan your next visit. One of the few restaurants in Milwaukee with a view of Lake Michigan, Nola's greets visitors to the beginning of Wisconsin Avenue with a large, lighted box of a sign. From what I can interpret, Nola's offers a lunch menu featuring everything from Oysters Rockefeller to Grilled Ostrich Burger.
Dinner includes creole and seafood.
A Sunday brunch promises champagne and live jazz on the patio. I hope Nola's chef's skills exceed those of its Web developer. A popular meeting place for fans of baseball at the stadium and basketball downtown, Saz's presents not just a restaurant, but a way of experiencing food and sports together. Saz also offers specials to the neighborhood employees at Miller and Harley.