Had a couple ppl tell me how much they liked this. Two locations in MKE. Brady street has street…read moreparking. Off top, 18% gratuity for dining in, regardless of number in party. I chose crab legs and shrimp appetizer. Garlic butter and lemon pepper mixed with medium spice level. Two corns and two potatoes. Waiter wasn't the friendliest. That probably didn't allow to fully enjoy the experience. Asked multiple times for shrimp appetizer as I wanted them prior to main course. Welp, crab legs came out first, so I cancelled the appetizer. They provide scissors, bib, gloves, and plates for your meal. I prefer metal forks, but they don't have any. The "sauce" was lit. Will go again but will try the other location. An attitude from staff is such a turn off. They are pretty pricey with the gratuity. But I love food and will pay for a good meal.

We went on a Saturday afternoon and basically had the place to ourselves at 1:00 pm. Our server…read moreand cashier (only employee I saw was very attentive. A lot of places to sit while the TV played the same 5 songs in a row....lol. I had a crab boil. No crackers or forks given. Steamed nicely. Ok size. Price a lil steep. Sauce was good but sweeter than I'm used too. I will be back if I'm in the area.

One of the best margaritas in town. Looking forward to another visit in the future…read more Unique tequilas and welcoming staffers

Very cute and homey restaurant, lovely decor with high ceilings. Bar seating, high top, low top…read moretables, and booths. Our server Eric was so cool and our food came out quickly. I loved that breakfast is served all day!!! I tried the banana pudding cream pancakes, the pancakes were so fluffy and nice sized. All of my friends enjoyed their food as well! Unfortunately my friend did find a bug in her food (not sure exactly what type) but it was taken care of with no issue. Other than that everything went very well!

We were on vacation and swung by the Milwaukee Public Market. I'd read about St. Paul's Fish Co…read more and we were lucky to get a table for two around 5:45pm on a Tuesday without a wait. We both enjoyed a walleye fish with rice, veg, pineapple salsa and a beurre blanc sauce. Our waitress (in the Bass Pro Shop hat) was super bubbly and friendly, which added to the experience. We honestly enjoyed the meal and experience more than our anniversary dinner at a swanky 'harbor' restaurant that same week! Plus, you can't beat the price. Helpful?

The Milwaukee Public Market is busy and a bit overwhelming but after some window shopping, we…read moresettled on grabbing food from St. Paul Fish Company. The wait for a table was impossible and actually quite stressful and uncomfortable, so we settled on ordering our food to-go to sit somewhere in the main communal food hall seating. The line to the register was so long I actually was able to decide on my order pretty quickly - the fried oyster po'boy was meaty and crispy, not too overly breaded. The lobster roll meal came with fries and cole slaw for $20, which I found to be super affordable (this price is probably outdated now). A little bit too much filler but understandable and I was ok with it for the price. However, my favorite bite was the New England Clam Chowder, perfect for the rainy fall day. If I'm ever back in Milwaukee, I'd definitely try to dine in next time, but maybe not on a weekend afternoon to avoid the crowds.

Best hot wings in town! The fries are a little to be desired, but their drinks make up for it. The…read moreservice is great and the prices are decent.

Always a vibe with great food and drinkssssss!! They got good deals that i definitely want to check…read moreout toooo! It's super cute inside and they always my favorite songs!

We were in for an event and ordered some food which was the Crab Ragoons and a Smash Burger both of…read morewhich were very good. The service was great and the ambiance was relaxing. Value was great. Food was fresh and hot.

We had a good time enjoying the live music which wasn't too loud so that we could actually have a…read moreconversation without yelling to each other, unlike a lot of other bars. We ate chicken tenders and waffle fries and had a few cocktails and all were good. The servers and bartenders were all very friendly and asked several times how the food tasted and if we liked our drinks, which we appreciated. Thanks Jessica and Kade for another very enjoyable experience! And, good luck to Kade ! Maybe we'll see you at a Skycarp game!

Blac Bistro is one of the first vendors in the new Paper Table Food Hall on Milwaukee Ave. Paper…read moreTable is designed as multiple kitchen spaces for different vendors to complete mostly to-go orders, but they do have a little bit of seating with huge open windows. The whole menu looks amazing but my coworker and I ordered the Southern Grits and the Jambalaya. The grits come with sausage and shrimp, and the jambalaya has sausage, shrimp and chicken. We ordered extra shrimp on the jambalaya. Both were perfect! Great flavor, presentation, and clearly fresh. Huge shrimp cooked perfectly. We also met the chef, who gave us great recommendations and was insightful about the entire Paper Table food hall. The host at the desk was also super helpful and kind. Excited to try more of the menu!

From the owner: At Black Diamond Catering o we are attentive to detail, prompt, professional, experience &…read moreAffordable.

Bomb wing spot you definitely have to eat at. The chicken, the fries, the flavor. Everything was…read moreperfect 10/10.

I stopped into Wings Over Milwaukee after a night out with friends, and since they'd been here…read morebefore, I was excited to give it a try. I thought it was pretty cool that the chain names each location after the city it's in. It's a fun little touch. My first impression was a little disappointing. They were out of quite a few menu items, including fries, bone-in wings, wraps, sandwiches, and Mac and Cheese, and a few other options. For a first visit, it wasn't the best start because I felt like I wasn't really getting the full experience. Since fries were unavailable, I asked if I could substitute extra chicken, but that wasn't an option because my order had already been entered. One of my friends was able to do it since they had asked before checking out, so just something to keep in mind if you're ordering. I ended up getting the 24-piece boneless wings ($24.99) with limited-time Bourbon BBQ, Cajun Voodoo Rub, and the new Sweet Carolina sauces, along with bleu cheese. My friends ordered the chicken tenders. The employee helping us was friendly enough and let me sample the sauces before deciding, which I really appreciated since the staff wasn't very familiar with describing any of the flavor profiles. The Bourbon BBQ was probably my favorite. It had a rich, smoky barbecue flavor with just enough bourbon sweetness to balance it out without tasting overly sugary. The Cajun Voodoo Rub definitely brought the heat. It starts with a little sweetness before the cayenne kicks in, giving it a nice balance of sweet, savory, and spicy. The Sweet Carolina was a top hit, it had a tangy mustard-forward flavor with a touch of sweetness and light smokiness. I enjoyed it, but if mustard isn't your thing, I'd probably skip this one because it's definitely the dominant flavor. The chicken itself was decent. It had a nice crispy coating and was tender, but I wouldn't say it was especially juicy. For me, the sauces really carried the meal and made it much more enjoyable. One small thing I appreciated was that the restroom was for employees only. I completely understood since it was later in the evening and they probably wanted to avoid issues after the bars let out. I asked politely, and the employee was kind enough to let me use it while we waited for our food. Overall, the staff was nice, but the service felt a little indifferent, and being out of so many menu items, and waiting quite a while for my wings made my first visit less enjoyable than I'd hoped. I'd probably give them another shot, but I'd order takeout next time instead of dining in. Hopefully I'll be able to experience more of the menu on a future visit.

I am slowly learning not to trust Instagram reels. We took the trip up to Milwaukee to try out…read moreReady to Roll after seeing an Instagram reel that hyped it up big time. This was also my first trip to the collective as a whole, even though I spend a lot of time in that area. So the collective itself is cute, you have a lot of options in the same space. It can be a little noisy, but it wasn't so bad you couldn't hear. It was a bit distracting and made ordering a little more complicated but overall not super bad. As for the food, I ordered almost one of everything available for us to try. I was super excited to try them too, because honestly egg rolls are just amazing. Each egg roll order came with two egg rolls sliced in half and sat on a bed of French fries. Unfortunately I didn't walk away feeling like we won the flavor lottery. Each roll and filling combined their own distinct flavors but candidly they didn't have a lot of flavor. For example the Philly cheesesteak egg roll was good, but lacked the expected green pepper, onion, cheese flavor I expect from a Philly cheesesteak. The Chi, a play on vegan roast beef, had the oddest flavor to it. It wasn't bad, just really unexpected. We couldn't figure out what the flavor was. I felt it was a citrus flavor but that was just my take and even I am not confident in that. The hot chick (I think it was called) was the one I really wanted to try, because I love a Nashville hot chicken sandwich. It pretty much just tasted like hot sauce with a little liquid smoke (which is gross and I smelled/tasted it in a lot of the foods and sauces). There weren't any other flavors I picked up on. I love Tabasco as much as the next person, but I was hopeful for more. I don't want to come off as disapproving of the food, honestly some people may love it and that's ok. It just wasn't for me. It's almost like in the process of frying the rolls they surrendered all flavor to a flavor that can only be described as bland fried food. I really wanted to love the food, but I can't lie about it. It was worth the shot to try something new, but it's a one and done for me.

This is a mother/daughter owned food vendor inside of Crossroads Collective. The daughter is a…read moreformer Chicago food truck owner and wanted to bring her love of artisan food to the east side of Milwaukee. They offer a variety of egg rolls, some are vegetarian/plant based and others offer meat - a little something for everyone. They also have a few dessert egg rolls to try out too! Beyond the food, they are really trying to activate the community and will hire a DJ for Crossroads Collective to add a more fun atmosphere for the occasional happy hour. It is clear they want to stay for a while and support the other vendors by increasing foot traffic. This is the kind of small business I like to support because they support their neighbors too!