Purchased a used bike in winter and I was unable to ride it due to a knee surgery. I finally try to…read moreride it this summer and the bike died on me and I had to get it towed to a dealer to have it fixed. I couldn't even have the bike towed bike to Milwaukee because their truck was broken. The costs for repairs are $2600! The clutch and stator were damaged. I have tried contacting the dealer, but have not received a phone call back. They responded to my Google review noting to contact them, but when I did they never responded. Their response was purely to make themselves look as if they are responsive. I understand that when you buy a used bike you take chances, but this is crazy. I would absolutely NEVER recommend Milwaukee Harley. I am now working the House of Harley who has been great with service and trying to get me a deal on getting this thing fixed.

Customer service here is a joke. My daughter travelled 3 hours trailering her 2019 Sportster 883 to…read moretrade on a 2018 Softail slim. She made an appointment for Saturday morning and when she arrived the bike had been rented out. She sent detailed pictures of her trade and explained the bike in detail. She was told $5000 trade contingent on inspection. They offered her $3400 after all of the additional BS. They said it would need to be tuned for the slip on exhaust pipes and were charging $1600 for that??? She brought the factory pipes with and explained that several times. Her bike has 7000 miles and has had regular service. I told her to walk. Avoid these d-bags, they are predatory and treated her like a number.

Excellent service. Friendly staff and good sales. I…read moreappreciated the availability of commemorative merch for America's 250 and items sold for a good cause. Still one of my favorite dealerships.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but after my experience with House of Harley-Davidson, I feel…read moreobligated to share it so other riders can make informed decisions. I brought my 2018 Street Glide in for a transmission repair. After the work and a test ride, I was told it now needed about $8,500 in engine repairs due to alleged lifter failure and a damaged lifter bore. Before approving that, I got a second opinion from an independent Harley-Davidson shop in Florida. They found a different issue: the primary chaincase had no lubricant. After refilling the fluid and replacing the primary cover gasket, the ticking noise attributed to major engine damage disappeared. The technician also noted the lifter bore damage was unlikely to be the cause. The engine work was never done because I declined it. Since the transmission repair had already been completed, it's unclear why the primary chaincase was empty after the service and test ride. This resulted in over $6,100 in out-of-pocket costs, not including a canceled Sturgis trip, lost PTO, travel expenses, and lost time with family. I attempted to resolve this privately with the dealership before posting, but was unable to reach a satisfactory resolution. While mistakes can happen, I'm concerned that an apparent incomplete transmission repair was followed by a recommendation for a major engine overhaul rather than identifying the actual issue. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend House of Harley-Davidson's service department. I encourage riders to consider other options until improvements are made in workmanship, quality control, and accountability. If the dealership ultimately takes responsibility and resolves this fairly, I will update this review accordingly.

Great spot for hair of the dog. We were in town for a friend's wedding. We came here with some…read morefriends to try the burgers and blood marys. We sat outside on a gorgeous day. Our waitress was great very kind. Quick service! I had the baconado Bloody Mary and our other friend had the cheesehead blood Mary. And who knew a blood Mary came with a Miller lite chaser?! But it totally works. All the greenery and add ons on the Bloody Marys were a great little appetizer. And the bacon wrapped jalapeño cheese balls weren't spicy at all. I got the plain cheeseburger since I wasn't too hungry and it didn't finish the burger. The taste was great. The guys got the cheese curds and raviolis to start which they liked. My husband got the Wisco. Which was huge and he couldn't finish it. But the taste was great like a heart attack on a plate but so worth it. We had a great time sharing our first meal as a group on this wedding trip! Warning about their parking lot it's like on a grade 4 mountain.

The place is always busy! The food is always excellent…read more The wait staff is always very attentive

On a golf trip and we were looking for a local spot for lunch after flying in…read more This is the type of place I needed to come across. Meatballs were fantastic (and served with a family marinara sauce that was the same recipe for 70+years.....I mean cmon) pizza was great, staff was awesome. And the story topped it off. Thanks guys!

Yummy pizza! The crust is super thin, thinner than NY style pizza - that being said, I would…read moreheavily recommend dining in instead of taking out. If you take out, I'd imagine the crust gets soggy quickly. I split this pizza with my brother and it was more than enough for us, we ended up having a little bit of leftover. The service was friendly! Our server was attentive and warm. Interior has an old charm vibe - apparently they still use the same decorations from when it first opened. In the end there was a bit of a billing hiccup and it took about 3 calls over the span of 3 weeks to get it fixed. That was a little bit of a nuisance since I had to keep calling and asking them to fix it, and they ultimately did. Free street parking in the area. From my understanding, do not park in the gravel lot near it - it is not for Zaffiro's

Introduction including Milwaukee Sports:…read more Final of 3 reviews representing 3rd quarter of 2021 in scrapbook series is Brat House. In September 2021, I went on a Chicago/Milwaukee vacation. I attended 3 baseball games: White Sox, Cubs, & Brewers (in chronological order) on 3 consecutive days with my friend who joined me for the vacation. Of the 3 baseball games I went to my conclusion is Go Brewers! My favorite basketball team, Phoenix Suns, where I'm from before living in the DC area the past 15 years, lost to Milwaukee Bucks in 2021 championship, which was disappointing. But I was happy for the Bucks as they seemed to be a nice team and was glad it wasn't Lakers, Knicks, or Spurs. Speaking of the Bucks, Milwaukee Brat House is right by where the Bucks play in what they call the Deer District. Experience: My friend was a bit crazy. He wanted to go to a baseball game a 4th consecutive night for a 2nd time in a row for Brewers. As great of time as I had, I wanted to see other things in Milwaukee. So, I drove around the around seeing various things. Then, I was trying to figure out what I wanted to eat for dinner and gravitated to the deer district area. I walked along Doctor MLK Jr Drive, a nice corridor with various bars & restaurants. I settled on Milwaukee Brat House. I ate outside as it was pretty busy, was hungry and just wanted to eat. I ended up getting a bratwurst and cheese curds. I think they had BOGO beer as I had 2 beers (as pictured). Brat was great, but I stopped eating pork not long after; so I'd probably get a standard hot dog. The #1 selling point for me was getting cheese curds. When in Rome in Wisconsin, I wanted more cheese curds. They were awesome! The beer was great too; I purposefully picked some local beer company. The server was nice & helpful too. Overall, a great choice.

If you're in Milwaukee and looking for a great place to grab a brat, Milwaukee Brat House is…read moredefinitely worth a visit. It was a busy location, which is always a good sign, but the service kept things moving. The giant pretzel was excellent--crispy on the outside with just the right amount of salt and perfectly soft on the inside. The variety of dipping sauces made it even better. The cheese curds were also delicious and are a must-try if you're visiting Wisconsin. The bratwurst was very good and full of flavor. Overall, everything we ordered was enjoyable, and I'd definitely recommend stopping by Milwaukee Brat House if you're in the area.

Delicious dinner at Stella in downtown Milwaukee. The restaurant was a little tricky to find…read morebecause it's on the third floor of the Westin hotel, and the elevator had no number three on the panel. We definitely looked lost because one of the staff came to our rescue and told us to press the lobby button because that's the third floor where the restaurant lives. Stella is a large restaurant with a nice bar area, well stocked with good bourbon. We had a personable server named CJ, who was on top of everything and made our experience that much better. We started with cocktails, hubs had an old-fashioned and I had a paper plane. Stella's bread service was warm rolls with a chili garlic oil. Spicy! Everything we ordered we split between the two of us. We started with the Caesar salad which had the best anchovy dressing. Next was the grilled octopus with a creamy yogurt sauce. We could cut the octopus with a fork because it was that tender. For our main entree, we shared the bone-in ribeye. They offered different toppings, but we were glad we had it naked because it was perfect - tender, medium rare and flavorful. We chose the roasted carrots as a side and they were charred goodness. Happy to say there were no negatives to our dining experience - at all. It was fabulous!

Very nice restaurant on the lobby floor of the Westin. Elegant and well decorated. We also had a…read morevery nice server. The only reason I am providing a less than perfect rating is because the signage isn't the best and it was freezing inside the restaurant. The food was really good and it was suggested to come back for dinner!! So maybe I will!!

This hotel bar at Iron Horse was a nice spot to unwind at after a big night. Hailey the bartender…read morewas friendly, and I tried my first Spotted Cow. Ok I'm not much of a beer guy these days but I had heard about Spotted Cows and how you can only get them in Wisconsin, so, when in Rome, right? It was good! Very mild and the kind of beer you could go through a few of pretty quickly. The bar itself is like the hotel; rustic, cool, modern, and pricey. I was hoping to get food but the kitchen was close to closing so I held off. They had Thursday Night Football on in the background, and the overall energy was good for a hotel bar. Not much more to say but was good to stop by for a pint to try it out.

Such a cute outdoor patio in the warmer months! We had been wanting to check out this place for…read morequite some time and it was a great lunch spot with friends. The cocktails were unique, the food was great, maybe a bit pricey, and the service was good too! Would like to go back.

We were visiting the Milwaukee Public Market, and saw the Smoke Shack and decided to stop in for…read morelunch with our group. My dining partner had the 1/2 rack of ribs, which was enough for her to share. They were juicy and fall off the bone. She had macaroni and cheese and baked beans. Mac & cheese was creamy and the baked beans had a good variety of beans. I had the 2 meat plate and opted for double pulled pork, baked potato and baked beans. It was a generous serving of pulled pork and was tasty. Baked potato could have been a bit warmer, but overall everything was good. Service was very attentive and pleasant. Nothing fancy inside and that was just fine with us. Variety of BBQ sauces available.

We stopped in for brunch/lunch while in town for a wedding…read more We were seated right away at a shareable table. A little while after we sat down, a group on college kids came in and were seated at the table with us. They were a blast! We started with the burnt ends as an app. Delicious. My husband ordered the pulled pork Benedict - it was great. One of my kids ordered the brisket sandwich and the other ordered a sandwich.... I think it was chicken. I had a side of green beans (I knew I would be taking a bite of everyone's food, so I went with something small and not too filling). They were yummy. Service was great, too!

This is an absolutely terrific tour of the HD Powertrain Operations facility where they build their…read moreengines and transmissions. It's a really fascinating inside look at how HD makes these components before sending them off to York, PA to mate to the chassis. If you're only interested in cool looking motorcycles, this might not be the tour for you. If you're interested in HD or ride a motorcycle and appreciate the brand itself, this is a cool look into what makes a Harley "tick." For $50, you'll get a really great Walk The Line tour through the facility after you're taught how an engine is put together piece-by-piece. There's a small gift shop and the end and you walk away with a small freebie as well. Nora was my tour guide and she was really fantastic!

Excellent facility with dedicated employees, strong teamwork, and a real commitment to quality. You…read morecan feel the pride and experience throughout the plant. It's great seeing American manufacturing and craftsmanship still going strong.

The Wicked Hop was our first stop when we got to Milwaukee. We wanted to go to the Market next door…read moreand wanted to sit and have a nice lunch after getting off the plane. We checked out the menu and decided we wanted to go here. I am very glad we did. There were some tables outside, but as Floridians, we never sit outside! They also had to rooms inside with 2 separate bars. The first thing I noticed as we were seated was the bar. It was so unique and the back drop was metal, colors and seemed to have been designed. It was so incredibly cool. Their menu was pretty large with sandwiches, appetizers, meals and such. They also had a special Fish Fry menu. We started with one of our favorite items we always order Cheesecurds. They were crispy, squeaky and so yummy! This is a classic Wisconsin dish and you must order them everywhere!!! We also got some cocktails. I went with my favorite, a Lemon Drop Martini. It was good, not the best one I have had but it was good. My mom went with one of the more popular dishes, a Bloody Mary. She asked for no spice but felt like it was very spicy. It was also so neat and came with a ton of things on top. It had a shrimp, beef stick, olives, cornichons and cheese whips. These were basically thin cheese sticks. For lunch we all order fish. My mom order the perch fish sandwich and I got the meal. The meal was way to much, the sandwich would have been enough. We also thought that our perch was fishy which was weird. We have had tons of perch in our lives and have never had a fishy piece of perch. It was either not lake perch or maybe old. We did not love it. My sister ordered the cod and it was so much better. We all kinda wished we had gone that route. Overall, this was a great spot. I can really see this place getting busy at nights and in the evening. We went for lunch on a Friday and it was packed. Lots of tables full outside and tons of Bloody Mary's. It was really great to try a local spot. It's right across from the market so if you are shopping there, this would be a great spot to go and have lunch. We would go back next time we are in Milwaukee.

Last Night I Took My Pregnant Tail On A Mission For Comfort Food At 10PM .. I Went To Place…read moreCalled "The Wicked Hop" On Broadway Downtown .. The Ambiance Was LIT They Had A Live Band .. Fun Crowd & Great Customer Service From Zachery .. I Had The Grilled Salmon Alfredo $17 w A Choice of Soup or Salad .. I Chose The Soup & Got Housemade Chilli .. Overall I'll Go Again Experience 10/10 .. Grilled Alfredo 8/10 .. Chili 20/10 ..