'My mantra is make people happy with food': Caribbean restaurant opens in Washington County
Posted: Jan 2, 2022 8:52 AM CST
-
4:02
CBS 58’s Feel Good Friday: Things happening around town, for...
-
3:24
Check out First Stage’s lineup of sensory-friendly shows coming...
-
1:53
Tips from the Wisconsin Humane Society on what to do if you find...
-
3:57
Milwaukee police officer shot, squad stolen and crashed near...
-
0:47
CBS 58’s One Good Thing: Spreading Lea’s love
-
2:13
Kevin Nicholson enters Wisconsin’s governor race, comes out...
-
2:46
4 people of interest in custody in connection to homicide of...
-
1:20
Milwaukee County sheriff’s deputy released from hospital following...
-
2:53
Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week: 24-year-old pregnant woman...
-
0:56
Restaurants pledge half of night’s proceeds to Milwaukee detective...
-
1:57
Families of missing Waukesha, Illinois women move ahead with...
-
1:54
Urgent call for moms to save, donate extra breast milk as shortage...
KEWASKUM, Wis. (CBS 58) -- With temperatures plummeting, who wouldn't love to spend a week or two in the Caribbean? It's a getaway most people can only dream about, however enjoying a taste of that beautiful region is within everyone's reach.
On CBS 58 Sunday Morning, Emerson Lehmann went back to his hometown of Kewaskum and discovered an inland island of Caribbean cuisine served up by a chef working to bring all kinds of people to a table of happiness at Caribbean Joe's.