Being a college campus-centric grocery store, you have to expect a little bit of an upcharge on…read moremost of the goods here. I frequent this location when I'm on the way home from the gym or just need something really quickly and don't feel like hitting the road. If you do happen to drive here, they have a dedicated parking lot in there back which is a HUGE bonus given that it's on Marquette campus where parking is a struggle. As far as products go, I can't think of much that you wouldn't be able to find here. The produce selection is fairly bare-bones, but it has basically everything you might need if it's really last minute (don't expect anything more exotic to be there, though). There are decent deals once in a while, and they also have typical grocery store ready-made foods and sushi if you're in a pinch over lunch (the salad bar was always pretty surprisingly solid the few times I stopped for a quick bite). All in all, it's a smaller, stripped down Sendik's that exists to serve the grocery needs of the campus community. Yes you pay a little more, but think of it as a convenience fee and you might feel it's an alright value like I do.

It's really sad that there aren't many options for groceries right in this neighborhood. In saying…read morethat, Sendik's really takes advantage of this fact and raises their usual store prices for this "Fresh2Go" location. Not much more than a convenience store without the attached gas station. Carries some staples, not many, mostly niche products, some private label products, and some fresh produce and meats...but very few. The salad bar is started fresh on Monday mornings and is then covered and let to wilt through the week. The bakery items are usually stale, which means these WOULD have been discounted in a regular store, where at the "Fresh2Go" location they actually JACK the prices UP and sell lower quality items! Most of the staff though, are pretty friendly. Especially to regular, local residents. I am always greeted warmly when I walk by the check-out and even in aisles, when they're stocking, they have been helpful. It's just the shameful use of the highest priced items, that are then jacked up in prices even more for the Marquette Student crowd. Sendik's is truly shady in this regard! Not just the Marquette students live in this neighborhood, there are local area, year round residents who are being terrible gRaped by this exaggerated pricing! The staff even admits that the pricing at the "Fresh2Go" location is higher than their full service locations, and their website proves it as well if you try to order ahead. The stale baked goods and wilted salad bar is so SKETCH...and then they Jack the Prices UP from their full service locations? SHAME, SHAME, SHAME!

Nice employees Everything is so well done.. flowers, bakery…read moreOnly negative is store layout

It's a good store to have in the neighborhood and the service is usually very friendly but lord,…read moretwice now they've messed up my curbside pickup order. Twice now I've shown up after being notified that my order was ready, I wait around for 10-15 minutes, and have to go inside and ask where my groceries are. They really need to tighten up with that. Otherwise, it's a good neighborhood grocery store and their prices are very reasonable. Good selection, as well, including alcohol.

Ok cool! I've seen Go Grocers in a handful of cities but never been in one until now. They carry…read moresome specialty items, tons of craft beer and wines, and I also saw plenty of fresh fruit, meats, and cheeses. I popped by mid-day in need of a grab and go lunch, and indeed that's what I found! Variety of sandwiches and wraps were available, along with other snack-like items. I however, gravitated toward to the sushi. And hey let me tell ya, it was a darn good choice! The spicy tuna roll was plentiful and tasted so fresh. Not sure where they source these types of items from but they've done a good job. I'd for sure return for the same reason, or to grab some drinks in the future.

I have been going to this place frequently since I have moved to the Third Ward. Lots of excellent…read moreproduct, fresh produce, and lunch options available on top of regular convenience options. Full walk in alcohol cooler, wine selection, and liquor available. The best place to stop at if you live in the area, plus walkable from many area apartments. A little pricey but products are top notch.

Love getting drinks here! It's a great little hideaway when the market gets a bit crowded. The…read moresandwiches are great. If the market gets a bit loud and packed you can tuck away in the bar here and still enjoy the market atmosphere.

Staying at a hotel close by, I made my way to the Milwaukee Public Market and found Foltz Family…read moreMarket. Foltz's offers a wide variety of foods, but what drew my attention was the wood fired pizza! From wide selection of choices, I landed on the Philly. I am normally not a fan of white Alfredo sauced pizzas, but I am glad I went with this choice. The toppings were fresh and delicious, with a little crisp left in the onions and green peppers which made this pizza standout. Crust was the perfect balance of crisp and chew, the only criticism I had was the bottom Could've used 30 seconds longer - other than that fantastic pizza! Well executed pizza, if you are in the neighborhood - check it out!

Would it be Thursday without sushi and cookies? Not in my book…read more I didn't get lucky with pull in parking, but did get to try out the parking structure for the first time, SUPER easy. SUPER convenient.Definitely will be using when it's raining. They even have a cart escalator. This time I got to see some breathtaking Boquette's walking in that have my florist eye approval. I'm not a tea drinker but noticed this tea section and was so impressed and definitely telling a friend about!

It's one of the best hidden places for fresh as good as grocery store gets 5$ sushi on Thursday's…read more It's really a great deal for an assortment of rolls and also the store is great for some gourmet and organic options that are not found at other stores. Definitely a staple place to shop for sushi, some deal items and seafood.

I like this place, is convinent on a busy street such as first. I will boast about some of there…read moreamazing flash deals, such as $1 carton raspberries. I just purchased some mums and a juicy watermelon recently . This place is always really clean, the staff is always friendly. It's reminds me of a mix of fresh thyme/ El Rey in one. The checkout has a lot of Hispanic inspired candies, as well as to my suprise a crazy assortment of jelly bellies-one of the flavors is a a classic cocktail mix-I guess jelly beans arnt just for kids Easter baskets!

Cermak is where we go if we have to get any Mexican or Latin spices or groceries. It has a great…read moreselection of produce that looks meticulously organized! They have a great variety of Latin foods and products and some Asian as well. The prices are generally good, but some things are more expensive than at Metro Market or Pick n save. The service behind the counter is great and the isles are kept clean and organized! Recommend going if you need some Latin goods.

I have never understood why Sendik's allows aggressive panhandlers to block the entrance to this…read morestore, demanding money. I have seen elderly women approach the door and then turn away to avoid confronting someone who is begging for change. I guess Sendiks is doing so well that they can afford to lose the business, but customers should not be required to run this kind of gauntlet. It has become an every day, unpleasant occurrence.

This lance hasn't changed a bit since I went to school in 20 years. Small European grocery feel…read more Everything you need and love the bakery. The deli looked impressive but we only came for dessert after lunch. Friendly service and great location.

This location is ideal to downtown mke for your grocery needs while maintaining some savings of a…read morenational chain. They have a large parking lot that's shared with other businesses as well. The store has a smaller footprint than your typical suburban PNS, but still offers a decent selection. They have a lovely floral area and great cheese selection. The other night I ventured in looking for strawberries, the produce associate was nice enough to look in the back for me. This location does have a larger liquor department to fit your needs! Typically it's also pretty entertaining for people watching. Luckily I visited during the extreme cold temperatures, so it was quite calm.

This is my go to Pick 'n Save due to the close distance from my house, however it is unfornately…read morenot the best. They do house all essentials however the store is usually disorganized and lacking stocks of fresh produce. The self checkout lines are also often long due to no cashiers being available. The clerks are usually friendly however and do assist if you get stuck at checkout. It is not the best grocery store out there however it does do the job when you need the basics and do not want to drive a long distance.

Mo's food market is my go to place for Asian groceries in Milwaukee! It's super close to my…read moreapartment and it has all the basics I need. Their pork belly and chicken are a great deal and I love trying their new products in their frozen section (they always have the coolest ice cream)! They don't have a ton of fresh produce, but their cabbage and bok choy are such a great deal for a huge bag! They also have a pretty big snack and drink section as well!

Very good Southeast Asian grocery with a great selection of frozen fish, frozen prepared Southeast…read moreAsian foods, produce, and Southeast Asian rice. A little less choice in Far East Asian ingredients, and little to nothing of interest to South Asian cooks. The assumption might be that anyone shopping here is feeding a clan because it's hard to get only enough vegetables for two humans, but the prices for fresh produce are so good a little waste doesn't bother me too much (especially since I compost). If you are single and not Asian, and think you're okay with American supermarket instant ramen, you need to rethink cheap eats and try some instant noodle soup from here. A few coins more will get you much tastier instant noodle soups, especially the ones without good English translation on the packages. Add some of the fresh vegetables and tofu or bean sprouts you get here and you can make a cheap meal nutritious and well balances. I guess technically bean sprouts are vegetables but noodle soups require more than two added ingredients I think.

My friend took me to check out this supermarket on the otherside of town. Located in a commercial…read morearea with a big parking lot. We walked in the grocery side, it was huge. So many different vegetables and fruits, prices were lower than other grocery stores. Towards the back is the meat and dairy, rows of grocery aisles of Hispanic and American food. Opposite from the vegetables is the hot deli and cold food. So many to choose from, there's someone behind the counter and there's also self service, just grab a box and choose whatever you want. They will weigh it. The cash register is in the front, over 10 cashiers available. There were many people shopping, busy, but not crowded. Store is big and clean.

This Cermak has a great selection of almost everything you can think of. The fresh produce section…read moreis massive and truly international. All the aisles are labeled by nationality. The bakery, freezer and deli areas also impress with their huge assortment. Service can be a little hit or miss and price labeling can be frustrating, but this is a fun place to shop for international foods. This location is nicer, bigger and better organized than the other and more varied in cuisines.