Serving lunch and dinner. Motor offers a menu for lunch and dinner of bold American classics that celebrate the discoveries of the open road. The peach cobbler looks, tastes and goes down exactly like it does in the roadside diners of Georgia, there are hints of Little Rock in the smoked BBQ ribs and echoes of an endless ride through the countryside in the "One Pounder" pork chop. Of course, the menu features Wisconsin favorites, like lake-caught Walleye and Milwaukee's best sausage and cheese. While the food is designed for triggering memories, the space is designed for sharing them. Communal tables and a horseshoe-shaped bar make every seat a perfect spot for starting conversations, either with an old friend, or the new friend one seat over.

Free parking is available on the streets of the Museum grounds and in the Parking Gardens located across the street from the Museum. Entry to the Parking Gardens is from Canal Street.

In the Media:

• Motor rides strong on down-home favorites, OnMilwaukee.com, February 23, 2009
• Motor Provides A Cure For Rumbling Stomachs, Today's TMJ4 Milwaukee, Channel 4, August 25, 2008
• All-American Motors: Dining at the Harley-Davidson Museum, Shepherd Express, August 6, 2008
• The Harley-Davidson Museum Reveals Its Best Kept Secret: Motor and Cafe Racer, RUETERS, July 8, 2008