Twice I picked up my order at the end of the day and the pickup department is wonderful. As soon as…read moreI scan in my order number, they are immediately pulling the order. As soon as I walk in, he is ready with my order and brings it to the car. Something has changed and they are doing a great job at this store. Even the young girl who greeted me had a big smile on her face and asked if she could help. Great job West Milwaukee Menards!

It's okay, lots of choices, the place is really huge and you have a choice of 5 or 6 of any…read morespecific thing you need or want. However, because of the size, it is a workout to find things, and it will take more than you think even if you know specifically what you want. The most helpful workers are the unfriendly middle aged men, or any of the women. There just aren't enough of them. I hate self checkout, but there aren't enough cashiers. Good prices.

Well this is the new model for all Aldi stores. This place is normally a place I'd avoid on the…read moregrand opening but, They got me in and it wasn't the mad house I expected. I went after lunch. They offered $5 off a 30 purchase. 5 open lanes of clerks with lots of deals and samples with a drawing for free produce a year. Some of the prices did go up but that is expected. Parking was a premium as people were waiting to park and after a short wait people were constantly flowing in and out. Food 5 Amb 5 Service 5 Location 4 Value 4 33/2016

This is a newer Aldi; cement floors, wider aisles on the outer perimeters, lots of organic produce…read moreand bread selections. One of the things I love about this location all the choices of fancy cookies, crackers, dips and snacks organic and from other countries. It's nice to have affordable snacks and certain items to cook for when friends and family drop by or a movie night in. I love the diversity of the area and the draw of people from all of the nearby neighborhoods of Bayside, River Hills, and Brown Deer residents. If you like to stock up once a month like I do, or don't want the inflated cost of the major local chains try. this. Aldi. ...and don't be surprised if you see a Channel six anchor or two there is well. Enjoy!

This store lets in dogs which are not service animals. Sometimes they poop on the floor. Management…read moretells me there is nothing they can do about it even though Wisconsin state law prohibits entry of non-service animals into grocery stores which sell non-packaged food.

This location is the worst! Never have more than one or two lanes open even on busy weekends. Just…read morestayed in line for 35 min. I will never understand why they chose the layout they have for the produce section. Causes traffic jams. They don't have produce bags at every section so you end up running around trying to find bags. The produce itself is not great either.

Best tuna melt on the north shore. Huge portions, great coleslaw on the side! Great staff and…read moreservice!

I was super excited to try this cafe when I found myself in this area. High ratings, delicious…read morelooking food options AND outside tables on a clear blue sky day? Yes, please. And then... While I understood the line to order (it's popular and it was just after 1230), I didn't understand why numerous orders after mine, came out first. One woman checked on me and went to look for the cranberry chicken salad. I continued to wait. I asked a second time. Shortly after that, I got it. It was 1255, so I had to switch to takeaway re in house. To their credit, they gave me a free cookie (I won't eat it but maybe I can find someone else to give it to) and it doesn't seem like this is "normal". No one else waited as long as I did. Maybe I should have ordered a sandwich, but the salad was just average. Not bad. Not special, in any way. I would have liked a little more chicken. It was definitely okay. I like the vibe. Staff seem really friendly. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here though.

We went here on Valentine's Day as I was looking for a supper club-esque place neither of us had…read morebeen to. The exterior was beautiful wooden and secluded. We had to wait a moment for our table, but got a spot at the bar for two very affordable drinks (a dirty martini for me, an old fashioned for him). The service was great and the meal was to die for. We had steak and seafood with a wedge salad to start and it was so fresh and delicious. I'm happy I researched and stumbled upon this establishment.

Haven't been here for a while. The place had the weathered look from a western town. Lots of dark…read morefinished, and vintage lighting. There are two levels, with bar and dining downstairs, with more seating upstairs. It's dark inside. Had 6:00 reservations on a Wednesday night, and got right in. Our server got us set up with menu, and drinks right away. We ordered a couple of appetizers including the meatballs, and a sampler plate with fried mushrooms, duck strips, chicken tenders and mozzarella sticks. Our entrees included the filet, rib steak, bbq ribs, scampi, and french dip. The appetizers were okay. Not a fan of all the heavily fried items. The meatballs were tasty and probably the best of the items. (although the presentation was not very appetizing). We also got served warm bread sticks, and honestly I love warm bread but they seemed over warmed and tough. I did not finish mine. My Lobster was very good. The other parts of the meal were subpar. The salad seemed whilty and the vegetable medley was over cooked and flavorless. Tried some of the items. The filet, and rib steak were both excellent. The bbq ribs were okay, but a little overcooked (i like to have a little chew). They stopped over with the dessert tray and were very persuasive. Did save a little room for the Peanut Butter Brownie Torte. That was very good. The evening was kind of mixed bag. The service was spotty and some of the food items were not remarkable. If I went back I would skip the appetizers and just focus on the steak and lobster choices. The prices are reasonable, so perhaps its a good value for some customers.

This is basically the same store as the one that closed down recently at the other end of the…read moreparking lot, right down to the long lines and sometimes lackadaisical staff. They seem to have some turnover and a lot of times there are employees in the aisles but not enough at the registers when you need them. The long lines aren't entirely the fault of the employees, though. I can't even count how many times I've been in a hurry and in line behind someone who's just not prepared to do their transaction and leave. It's a Family Dollar, I've seen people try to argue with the clerk mid-transaction about a clearly-posted "no cash back" sign. All that said, I'll be darned if this isn't the most convenient place to buy my kitty litter. Kitty litter is heavy, I'm generally on foot, and this Family Dollar is very close to my house. I tried buying it online for awhile but had kind of a hit-and-miss experience. So it's really just easier to buy the 20-pound boxes here and take advantage of the shorter walk. I also sometimes pick up "emergency" staples like paper towels or some ramen noodles to take to work when I'm on the cheap. Like it or not, it is really convenient that the store is there. I try to make a contribution and do my purchases as fast as possible.

I have stopped in this location from time to time when I am in the area visiting family or friends…read more Huge selection of products! If it is on your grocery list, you are likely to find it here. Pricing varies. Why do they lose a star. 2024, and they still only accept discover, debit, or cash. Of course, with the price of groceries these days, many of us have a cash back credit card!

Stopped here after nearly running out of gas to be told that they dont take credit cards.....in…read more2025. Mind=blown. Avoid at all cost.

Very convenient location next to a BP on Greenbay. The sort of location that should draw in drive…read moreby traffic, like me. I saw the little "Open" sign from a distance, parked, came to the locked door to realize they were not open. That's annoying, however next door is a good Dunkin' Donuts so not a total loss.

Most reasonable price…read more Good place if you don't mind self service. It is a good place for groups to meet (Bible study, family gatherings, ,,,)

This was the worst grocery store experience I have EVER had. I usually do not write reviews, but I…read morehad to share. We were visiting Milwaukee and needed a few items. We were met with rude and unprofessional employees along with poor quality produce. Also an unkept store. I would rate this store a negative number if I could. I would not recommend this store.

This place is running a scam. We are from out of town and purchased groceries. The clerk came…read morerunning out after us, screaming, and claimed we did not pay for the groceries. She kept waving the voided receipt in the air, but refused to show it to us. She claimed our credit card was declined. A call to the credit card company revealed there was no declined transaction. Do not shop here.

Ambience could use help.... But omg let me tell you !!!…read more They have every brand, item for everything you could ever need! I don't enjoy it there , but I go often due to the unique food options they carry. This place is great for that grocery need. Huge , but carry's items from specialty markets

I've given one star, on the assumption that once in a while business owners pay attention to these…read morethings. Hey, this store is our main go-to for most groceries, because of its large selection and good prices. However, the Menomonee Falls location has gone downhill in several respects. (I've submitted these same comments on the contact page of the Woodman's website, and I encourage others to do the same.) 1 This is now an ongoing problem at the Menomonee Falls location: One or more of the three (yes, only 3!) self-checkout lanes is always out of commission -- sometimes, all 3 -- with no staff available to get them up and running. It's not great to pay a lot of money for food that's thawing while we stand in a long line. 2. My wife and I are not tech-incapable or tech-ignorant, but please, Woodman's: Not all of us choose to live our lives constantly clutching a black plastic rectangle (what we call a smart aleck phone), and so . . . NO. No thanks. Even if we chose to own one, we wouldn't have it with us while we shop. (A handwritten shopping list, on recycled paper, works just fine.) And so, NO -- we're not going to use the Woodman's app to find stuff in the store. GUYS, BRING BACK THE PAPER STORE DIRECTORIES. At least at the end of a few of the aisles! 3. Self-check allows us to control the pace of the process, including packing our stuff. . . but, WHOA! What's this? Yet another reason to do a lot less shopping at that store? No more cash back at the self checkouts! Again, sorry, no thanks; we will not use any other method of checking out, just to get cash back. (Assuming you still even offer cash back in the staffed lanes.) Of course, one likes to see lanes ACTUALLY UP AND RUNNING. (See #1 above.)