Stopped into West Allis Cheese & Sausage Shoppe for lunch and it absolutely delivered. The space…read morewas clean, welcoming, and the service was friendly and quick. The lunch menu has a huge variety of options, which made it tough to choose. I went with the BLT on sourdough, served with a pickle spear and thick-cut potato chips. It totally hit the spot. The bacon they use is fantastic. My friend ordered the Sriracha Melt (ham, pepperoni, mozzarella, jalapeños, and sriracha mayo grilled on white bread), which also came with chips and a pickle. Immediately devoured. The salads looked incredible....the table next to us ordered a couple and they looked absolutely divine. Next time for sure. The adjacent market is a must-browse too. It's packed with specialty products and rare finds that you don't see everywhere, making it easy to walk out with way more than you planned. Great food, great service, and a fun market to explore. Highly recommend stopping in if you're anywhere near West Allis.

Regarding the restaurant side Personally the meatloaf…read moresandwich was okay. Maybe because I didn't care for the cheese and red sauce (ketchup sauce) on my sandwich Partly my fault for not reading the menu closely But they do have a good menu to pick from. Patio is available depending on the weather The Retail side Had a good selection of cheese and sausages plus alcoholic beverages Mainly street parking plus your competing with other restaurants in the area

Awesome food ! Big portions!…read moreAlways hot and delicious! Great place for lunch. Gus does it right!

I found this place in a hurry one day when I needed to grab a quick lunch. It was a bit hard to…read morefind as it's tucked away behind a large TV station building. But once you know where it is, it's easy to find and worth it. I went in during lunch one day and it was quiet. The hours are limited, as they close early afternoon. I had a great conversation with the owners and cook, Gus, and his lovely wife behind the counter. I ordered the lamb gyro plate with the french fries - and Gus said, you can get fries anywhere, try my rice! And so he served up the rice and asked me to try it right then and there. I asked for my feta on the side, and again he was insistent I try it then. The portions are gigantic - it was enough for at least 2 meals. We talked about his background in ethnic cooking. I was impressed they opened up around the time Covid-19 was raging and they've managed to stay in business despite opening up during a difficult time. The food was good, the portions are generous, making it a good value for the money, I enjoyed meeting the proprietors, and I'm looking forward to returning and trying out some of his soups and other lunch items.

What a refreshing concept with the bring your own bag. Who ever came up with this is either a…read moregenius or just got lucky with thinking outside of the box. The concept is simple bring your own bag of favorite chips or buy one in the gas station that they are parked next to and they have 3 different sizes topped with your choice of meats, veggies and sauce. It's a food truck in a gas station parking lot across from the cemetery with a friendly guy at the window. I opted for the chicken, gyro, rice, frys and sauce on my cheddar and jalapeños Cheetos. OMG it smelled amazing like Mediterranean food. This was such a great combination. The gyro and chicken was super tender. The rice was cooked perfectly. The sauce mixed with everything well and was tasty. Overall this this super simple concept that works very well and how has no one else in Milwaukee thought of this and I'm sure other food trucks will steal the concept in time because the food truck doesn't have to stock tons of chip varieties which takes up space on a small food truck kitchen which is smart, let the customer supply the main dish. Hats off to who ever thought that they could offer an infinite number walking street tacos kind of a thing from a tiny food truck with the customers putting the time and effort to make their dish.

We stopped by after trick or treating- wasn't too busy. My partner got Doritos from inside for them…read moreto load up- his ended up messed up and by the time they fixed the second one he didn't even want them I got the falafel over rice, I was not impressed. the falafel pieces were very crispy-

Thier pancakes are amazing, red chilaquiles are to die for, and I wish they would be open past 3…read morehaha, overall service 10/10 ‍

Yummmmm! Wonderful food. We were seated promptly and attended to right away. The beignets are…read morewonderful, as with the biscuits and gravy, crunchy cinnamon French toast, west coast omelette, and corn beef hash. Will definitely visit again when back in Milwaukee!

I a basic Peanut Butter & Strawberry Jelly Sandwich (I even like Uncrustables)…read more BUUUUT this little shop in Milwaukee is a GAME CHANGER! Fresh made Amish Peanut Butter, Jelly & Jams....I can't contain myself right now! I now have had the absolute BEST PB&J with a cold glass of milk and fresh cut strawberries on toasted wheat bread..... Customer service was delightful and the seating area is clean. Cute little shop! You can order directly from their website- trust me, you will enjoy every bit! https://www.thepbjdeli.com/

We were going to stop at another sandwich spot after we went to the West Allis farmers but saw it…read moreon the way and it sounded delicious. Just looking at the menu our mouth was watering. You walk in and it's the cutest sandwich shop as they have old metal lunch boxes hanging throughout and such a fun menu board on the wall. Not only do they sell sandwiches they sell peanut butter and different jams with fun flavors like guava, dandelion and more! I got the Strawberry Lovers on panini and it was amazing. I can't wait to go back again. They make all their jams and peanut butter and it was so fresh. Also I have to talk about how amazing the guest service was. We came in about 20 minutes prior to close and decided to get it to go because we didn't want to be those people. However, when they gave us our sandwiches they said it was fine to eat in and really no trouble at all. We still ended up taking it to go but I feel like most establishments wouldn't offer that. Overall this is amazing place and I can't wait to come back.

I had my first visit to Two Brothers today. I expected it to be a pub, and I was delighted to learn…read moreit was a diner, with counter seating, tables, and booths! One side of the menu lists breakfast items, and the other side lists lunch items. I ordered the Farmers Skillet with ham, bacon, sausage, tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, and canned mushrooms, your choice of eggs, and topped with melted American cheese. I asked for no cheese, so you won't see it in my photo. The dish also comes with choice of white, wheat, rye, or sourdough bread. I assumed fresh mushrooms would be used, but I was wrong. I don't like the rubbery texture of canned mushrooms, but I know others like them. Consider this a heads-up. Also, note that their corned beef hash comes from a can. I asked because I almost ordered it. My sourdough toast was good, as expected. My gf ordered the Country Fried Steak with eggs & hashbrowns, and she enjoyed it. The service was great, as was the "diner" ambiance. I think this is a great spot for breakfast, and I would come back again. I'd like to try their lunch menu, too.

I don't know what happened to this affordable dive breakfast restaurant because todays chili cheese…read moreomelette with toast and hash browns was $21 and change, see my receipt. This price point is aligned with all the pop up pancake restaurants and all the heavy hitters for breakfast so it's not worth driving to any more. My favorite reasonable breakfast place is no more so I should just save the drive and go to the pancake places. When the dive breakfast restaurant is priced at nicer breakfast restaurants price point its not worth the drive any more so good by old friend. A $21 omelette can be found at nicer restaurants in town.

This is a great dessert spot! I only stopped here for their bingsu but it was really good and not…read moretoo sweet. The bingsu here was better than bingsus I've had in bigger cities. This place is definitely a must stop for a nice refreshing dessert in the Milwaukee area :)

Parking is very difficult since it's all street parking…read more With the limited menu the food was was good based on the one desert and one sandwich that we got Plenty of seating is available Service was good since I only saw 2 employees and 1 large group of 9 and a group of 4 came shortly after I arrived

You guys make a good sub, but when you put them in your brown bags, can you please not squish the…read moresub by making a nice tight bag? I'd rather have a loose bag and an uncrushed sub.

Jersey Mike's is always a hit. I like the super sub with the pepper relish! I ask for it on the…read moreside so I can add as much or little as I want. Also the mini cookies are so good too!

I've been here before, but I don't know that I've ever ordered as well. The special was a giant…read moreburger that my new friends at the bar were splitting, but most of the menu is set up more family style - divided by plate size. The waitstaff will walk you through how that works your first time. We started with some of the taste & share plates - showing off WI cheese to the out of towners - and then a few people shared some gnocchi and beef tartare while a couple people got burgers. We had maybe 4 bites leftover, and no room for dessert, it was a personal victory. I'm sad I didn't get photos because I love the feel of each unique area that's here. The restaurant is bigger than you think because it's subdivided into smaller rooms. We had a group of 7 for a work event (which meant I kept my phone put away) and were in a cozy little nook in the back by ourselves, I'd never even noticed this little spot. What a fantastic time we had!

I really love Story Hill, the only reason I knock it down a star is that despite being good food -…read moreI still feel like it's a bit over priced. It's a great environment with a lot of good drink options. I always opt for the Parker rolls which are tasty but again expensive for the amount you get, I typically order the trout (which until coming here I didn't realize was essentially the same as salmon). It's very good and the potato pancake is a nice touch. Over my visits I've also enjoyed trying the short rib gnocchi, butter chicken, and brussels. They also have a small party room which I have attended an event in before which is always a nice touch. It's secluded and of course much quieter than their main dining area which can get pretty loud!

Restaurant is really hot inside, but food is really good. Staff is helpful for picking good food…read moreand giving suggestions. Service is pretty good too. Food is fresh and made to order

Caribbean Jaacs opened this year not far from where I work and is probably the only Jamaican…read morerestaurant in the Milwaukee area I haven't tried yet, so I stopped in to pickup a lunch order to go. My order consisted of jerk egg rolls and a jerk chicken plate with rasta mac and sweet plantains for the sides. The jerk egg rolls were good, but I don't think they're my favorite in the Milwaukee area. One of them had a large piece of green pepper in it, so I assumed the other two would as well, but I didn't find it in the others. Other than the green pepper in the one egg roll they were filled with just chicken and cabbage, so not a ton of varying flavors. The rasta mac is mac and cheese with some diced peppers mixed in. The peppers added a little flavor to the mac, but were also easy to pick out for those that don't like peppers. The plantains were probably the best I've had. They were a little mushy instead of hard, which I liked, and their sweetness was apparent. The jerk chicken in the plate came with half a chicken and relied on rub instead of sauce, which worked for me since that's how I prefer jerk chicken. I do think there's room for them to go a little heavier on the rub without making it too hot for most people.