Nice selection of items. Very friendly and helpful staff. Will be shopping there again for sure!read more

This market opened recently near me and I enjoyed the variety of international groceries they had…read moreto offer. The store is very neat and the staff take the correct Covid-19 precautions. I 100% suggest this to anyone in the Oak Creek/Franklin area!

I tried Al-Youssef for the first time the other week and I was sooo impressed!!! The freshness and…read morequality of the food was amazing. It is a supermarket so when you go in you'll turn to the right- and that's where they are taking orders and selling food. I checked out the rest of the store and they have so many different food items, ingredients, seasonings and more from over seas, as well as all of your common household basics/staples (milk, eggs, & other household items). The staff there were very welcoming and helpful & the food was was delicious. I will definitely be returning :)

4.5/5 stars Let me start by saying I have personal biases…read moreI'm battling here. I have newly moved to the Milwaukee area from Metro Detroit (home to the largest Arab population outside of the Middle East) and therefore not only did I grow up with great food our restaurant options have always been elite. If I seem nitpicky I'm sorry but let's get to it! I got the mixed grill plate, Turkish salad, and a lentil soup. Highlights: the shish tawook was perfect, juicy, not over cooked, the kafta loaded with flavors, the hummus was solid, I loved the bed of rice it was on, and the soup delicious... "so T, what happened to the half star?" This is where I might be overly critical... the chopped veggie salad was in dire need of salt, or consider dressing it with the jalapeño mix that was on the hummus. The Turkish salad put me in quite a conundrum... was it delicious? Oh hell ya, was it spicy? Yes (inject it my veins), so what's the issue? My issue here was just that it wasn't a salad. It was an excellent salsa, but I didn't have chips to eat it with and this isn't a "salad" you can eat by itself. If they had fried the Arabic bread and seasoned it like the fattoush chips and gave me a bag of it with the Turkish salad that might be the greatest combo known to Milwaukee. Finally, the only true criticism of this place, the beef kabobs... flavor was amazing, it was tender too but it was severely overcooked. I don't blame the restaurant because as an Lebanese person I grew up with way too many over cooked bbqs and aunts and uncles thinking red meat was blood despite eating kibbee nayee (beef tartar-Lebanese style) but if that had two minutes less on the grill it might have the holy grail of mixed grill plates. All of this to say I was very impressed, Milwaukee has some good spots and I wasn't sure what to expect when I moved here but this place does it for me, will probably make it a rotational spot

I really wanted to like this place but the wheels fell off at the deli. It's a nice little store…read moreand I wanted to sample a few things. They have heat and serve items that are homemade. The deli looked amazing with meats that I have never seen before. I started with what looked like meat sticks because I'm a sucker for meat sticks. Next was homemade cheese and potato pierogis. On to the meat counter and I would sample 4-5 of 1/8 of a pound deli meats. While my first meat choice was being sliced an older blond woman would intervene with a nasty attitude and said no 1/8 of a pound because the minimum on deli meats is 3/4 of a pound and there is signs stating that I didn't notice ? Well I don't need 5 pounds of deli meat for sampling. Then I get what are we supposed with the meat we already sliced and I said I will buy it and was only .520 of a pound which was not their minimum quantity that they stated, I would have spent about $10 more in the deli if they didn't have a ridiculously unusual policy. I have been ordering deli meat most of my life and this is the first time I had to order a minimum quantity, am I in the twilight zone ??. The fact that older blond was so rigid about a minimum quantity and not willing to sell me deli meats that I requested is absolutely a giant fail at customer service. O W deli had no problem doing that for me a couple weeks ago and what a contrast between the two polish Deli store.

Great polish sausage. An other varieties as well good bakery. Soups are also good. The mushroom.read more

Update: Our 3rd visit. Every dish has been super. Today was Dragon Phoenix (Chicken, shrimp,…read moreveggies, in white sauce plus crispy chicken in sesame sauce) and Kung Pao Double Delight (Chicken, shrimp, corn, water chest, grn. pepper, & bok choy in brwn sauce plus peanuts) for $8.25. Great BIG shrimp. An oxymoron? Very plain interior with the togo orders usually waiting in 10 minutes. We have eaten more Chinese since this place opened a few months ago than in the 10 years before. The flavors are closer to Thai, I think. I'm no asian expert. But this is the best chinese in milwaukee for our tastes. It adds spice to our marriage without any of the drawbacks you might get from other methods : )

Wow! How refreshing it is to have an awesome Chinese meal! Upon walking in the place is plain but…read morevery clean. We ordered sweet & sour chicken, beef w/broccoli, and chicken fried rice. I expected dull flavors on the beef but that was So Not the case! It was very flavorful! We ordered a large Sweet an sour chicken an it came with a large white rice. (other places skimp an only give 1cup of white rice). The portion on the large size is very generous. This is now my number one fav Chinese restaurant!!

You will LOVE visiting MARKET30! A family-owned market featuring Wisconsin-made products. Imagine…read morevisiting the various local farmers markets but having them all in just one location. Market 30 is the perfect store to impress your friends with a Wisconsin pancake breakfast with rum, whiskey, or old-fashioned infused syrup. Or having friends over for a Packer, Bucks, Brewers, or Admirals game and serving Wisconsin chips, crackers, and pretzels, along with homemade cheeses, dips, and locally-made Mama's Boy Salsa. Everyone will love the flavored jams, barbecue sauces, olives, and spices. And then you can top it off with some of the best tasting meat sticks. Finally, if you were going to visit friends, who don't have the pleasure of living in Wisconsin... this is the perfect place to pick up something local for them so that they can feel like they're from our state even for just a moment.

Great little speciality food shop selling all local products-great for gifts or yourself! The man…read moreworking was incredibly friendly and helpful-offered numerous samples of products that were amazing. I bought beef sticks, peanut butter, toffee, salsa, tortilla chips, crackers, garlic butter, and pickles all made locally!

Yes yes Love it here …read more The food . The cleanliness The cashiers . The vibe It's lit

Everything was perfect at the store. The shelves were organized and straightened. Product was full…read moreon the shelves. Lots of hot food available. Lots of sweet treats. Best of all they have the new SPAM sandwiches. Staff is efficient and helpful and extremely friendly. It's always a joy to go into a Kwik Trip.

Loved coming to this GNC location and will only be coming back to this one. Extremely clean and…read morewell stocked. First time shopper and the consultant April was so informative and helpful. Answered all my questions in depth and enjoyed talking with her to come up with a plan to help me with my work out journey to make sure I'm getting everything I need to build muscle. She informed me about the pro program that they had and all the amazing benefits that come with it and could not pass up the offer!!!

I just love the store, the staff us so helpful. All of them goes out of their way to help and make…read moresure your time in their store is perfect. Alot of items you can't buy at normal stores, seafood is very fresh.

OK I went in about 530 today to go get cat food. I grabbed two bags walked up to the register and…read morethere was a line all the way into the clothing section. I walked out a hour and a half later this should not happen. I swear it was behind the slowest cash register person ever you should be able to get people in and out of there. With their stuff Faster than that a 20 something year-old should not be acting like an 80 year old. Get your shit in gear Walmart.

terrible - staff through the store are on their cell phones or interacting with coworkers and rude…read morewhen requesting assistance ! Will not back any time soon - Frankly will not be returning to the store again! Horrible attitude and supervisory staff are even worse!! Find another store !

The Madison Avenue Market is a combo grocery and deli that specializes in Mediterranean food…read more Grocery- get your Greek wine, cousous, tomato paste in a tube (Rachel Ray fans), Hot Hungarian Paprika, olives and oils! Where else can you get all of this stuff in one stop? Get real- Certainly not at "the Pig" or Pick 'n' Save! Dine In- there are a small number of tables and Madison Ave. Market serves breakfast for insanely low prices. Coffee is like, $.80! They do eggs and such, but why not try a Feta omellette? Lunches and Dinners offer a variety of sandwiches, pizzas and pastas. They also do Carryout- just call ahead! Burek- this deserves its own category! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burek This specialty, done Albanian-style, is enough of a meal on its own. And incredibly delicious! They offer chicken, beef, spinach, or spinach and feta. We got a frozen spinach and feta burek to go, and the owner Julia was so nice to tell us exactly how to bake it when we got home. My son and I devoured it. Alcohol- okay, South Milwaukeeans, they also carry beer in the refrigerated section- I knew you'd want to know about that. Yes, this is in my hometown, and may not be long for this world. The streets of old S.M. tend not to hustle and bustle too much, and although I grew up with plenty of Albanian and Greek classmates, Xenophobia still rules in much of S.M. (No, that does not mean you love Xena, the Warrior Princess). The owners live in Franklin and dreamed of opening up a shop. This is their American Dream and it does not matter where they came from, to dream this dream. They do a great Burek business, catering to the large grocery chains, so that may in the end, save them. But why not pay them a visit, grab some beer and Burek, give them a friendly smile and some friendlier dollars? It's the American Dream.