I love going to Woodman's when I have to stock up on pantry staples. I find that their prices are…read moreon average the most reasonable for dairy, canned goods and most produce. The store can be a bit chaotic, depending on the time you visit, and the checkout lines can be extra long. If you don't mind the crowds, it's a great place to save extra money.

Being an out of stater I was amazed at the huge selection and variety at Woodmans! Be prepared to…read morespend at least an hour walking through this aisles, especially the international section, they have so many varieties and no store compares. One small downside is the discounted produce at the front are expired and it's been rare to find a treasure that still appears edible. Overall good deals on fresh produce can be hit or miss with sales on berries. Absolutely love the vegeterian options I have never seen so many tofu, veg burgers, vegan meals, etc in one place (same goes for gluten free!)

Friendly staff, good customer service, they have the basics, especially for last-minute shopping.read more

Very convenient! The neighborhood needed a convenience store! I don't know what that other person…read moreis talking about lol! This place has a lot more stuff then a gas station with cheaper prices then a gas station. The owner is a great guy and very friendly. 3 things I would love to see, 1. Expand liqour selection 2. Expand produce 3. Add meat department with cold cuts.

I own four Sunrise Foods shirts…read more Does this properly illustrate my love and devotion? I miss you, Sunrise.

Stopped in here in need of a snack and also some bathroom cleaner and I remembered how awesome this…read morestore is. I don't really know how you'd classify it. I guess it's kind of a typical convenience store--but for Riverwest, where usually nothing's all that typical. They have snacks and beer and a small selection of groceries. But some of the selection is kind of eclectic. The beer selection is definitely way better than a typical convenience store's. When I found a 6-pack of Lagunitas Little Sumpin' Extra last summer I knew this place was kind of special. You can also get the 18-pack of Bell's Two Hearted in cans, which you don't see everywhere. Even the food is a little surprising. Among all the chips and limited-selection cans of soup there's El Rey tortilla chips and Herdez salsas and stuffed grape leaves and little refrigerated carrot cakes and pizzas that aren't Tombstone and so on. A totally interesting item I saw were these little single-serving-size stuffed eggplants (or green peppers) with the ingredients listed in several languages including Turkish. I could see that there was even a small plastic fork included. I was intrigued but I couldn't find, well, instructions. Maybe another day. The aisles are narrow and they don't have hot food. But this is definitely a neighborhood gem. I should come more often. As a Riverwest dweller I'm on Locust St. enough.

The best store on the southside cashier is always nice and friendly great place to go they have a…read moreLotta items that you need.

It's nice to have La Tropicana close by for some much needed last min chips and/or beverage…read morelibations type things. Sam is usually there. I think he is a decently cool dude. He likes friendly visits ;) It's not a big place by any stretch. There are uniquely individually sold items... Hmmm Drop by if you need you an energy drank or some kinda somethin. And say "hi" to Sam if he's there.

Prices are a little high here, but that's to be expected for a privately owned convenience store…read more They have a good selection of beers, liquor, soft drinks, snacks, and even some grocery items. Plus they're open seven days a week, even on holidays!

There are places you go to buy lunch, and then there are places that somehow turn buying lunch into…read morean experience. G. Groppi Food Market is the second kind. I walked into G. Groppi Food Market expecting to grab a sandwich. Somehow, about 30 seconds later, I felt like I had accidentally wandered into a tiny neighborhood market somewhere in Italy. This place has character. Everything feels old-school in the best possible way--beautifully organized produce, fresh meats, Italian sausages (including garlic Italian sausage and something appropriately called the "Angry Italian"), cheeses, olive oils, wines, prepared foods, and enough little discoveries on the shelves to make you forget you originally came in for lunch. Then there's the deli. The gentleman making sandwiches looked like he had stepped directly out of a 1920s movie: tall, slender, full mustache, old-school cap--the whole look. I half expected him to hand me my sandwich and then go outside and start a Model T. But beyond the style, he was incredibly welcoming, courteous, and genuinely added to the charm of the place. I ordered the turkey panini and had them make it spicy. Fantastic. The bread was perfectly toasted--crisp on the outside without being destroyed by the panini press--and the sandwich itself was fresh, flavorful, and exactly what I wanted. But here's where Groppi really got me. I took my sandwich and a bottle of San Pellegrino out to their little garden/patio area. It was one of those perfect Milwaukee fall afternoons: sweater weather, leaves falling from the trees, sunshine coming through the branches, and I'm sitting there eating this ridiculously good Italian sandwich thinking, Where has this place been hiding? They even have a bar in the back where you can enjoy your sandwich with a glass of wine, do a wine tasting, or grab another drink. They also make hot prepared foods--including mac and cheese and other meals you can take home--so this isn't just a deli. It's part neighborhood grocery store, part Italian market, part deli, part bar, and part little neighborhood escape. You can come here to grocery shop. You can come for fresh meat and sausage. You can grab a sandwich. You can sit outside with lunch. You can have a glass of wine. Or, apparently, you can walk in for a sandwich and spend the next hour pretending you're on vacation in a tiny Italian neighborhood. Absolutely loved this place. One of those Milwaukee gems that makes exploring the city worth it.

Groppis Market is a must stop in the Bay View neighborhood! It's got so much character and…read moreeverything you could want in an Italian deli. They have the best paninis in town. Santa Fe and Cubano are my two favorites. They are huge, so if you're not seriously hungry get the half and you'll be plenty full. They also have a wine bar in the back with a nice tap list of beers. There is a killer patio to hang out in, sip on your wine/beer as you savor your panini. You definitely feel like you're in Italy when you step into this market. Definitely one of the highlights when visiting the Bay View neighborhood.

Great service Friendly cashier…read more Employee helpful Clean store No long lines Any thing you want the store is very stock

I've been here a few times now and definitely feel this Walgreens is one of the better Walgreens…read morearound. What I love: +Extended hours. Specifically, in the pharmacy. Need that refill at 10pm on Saturday? They've got you. Want to run by and pick up your prescription before work? They're open. +Drive thru. Because, here's the thing....who wants to get out of their car to pick up their antibiotics for strep? Not this girl. I'm pretty sure nobody wants that. +Fast and friendly service. Each and every time. Beyond that, it's your typical Walgreens inside (perhaps a little larger and a little cleaner than most). Get to it!

Best sandwich in Milwaukee!!! The Beetlegork is absolutely delicious and a steal for $9. Service is…read morewonderful as always. Love the 80s vibe in there too

Tried the deli part to grab a quick bite as I heard a lot about this place. I came some years back…read morebut couldn't remember that experience. Anyway, had I known she was going to make my grilled panini with regular sandwich bread, I definitely would have tried somewhere different. Not that it tasted bad at all, I assumed grilled panini meant ciabatta and also GRILLED. I had gotten a mango lassi too and was not my preference as well, they mix theirs with spices (that were chunky in the drink, not pleasant for me personally). The worker was so nice but yeah, false advertising for their menu items.