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Copper Kitchen

3.9 (61 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Carolyn R.

Great family establishment, quick friendly service. I've ordered for breakfast pickup twice now, but both times there was something wrong/missing from the order (missing egg on breakfast sandwich? How?) Both times, they made it right but requiring me to return to the restaurant, luckily it's very close. The food is just good comfort food, nothing over the top and fairly priced. If ordering To Go, be sure to ask for any wet stuff to be on the side (syrup, gravy, etc). The first time I ordered biscuits and gravy, it was cold and mushy and didn't reheat especially well as the gravy was already piled on top. The building is older but appears neat and clean. Nice parking lot, easy access. My favorite meal is the Grand Slam, a little bit of everything. I will definitely be back here as I like supporting local family owned places, but I will be thoroughly checking my To Go orders for accuracy. Oh, not sure if this is current, but first time I used a credit card to pay and there is a fee. 2nd time, I paid cash and didn't notice if that's still the policy.

Jewel R.

The service was great they're extremely friendly, I love that it's family owned. The food was good and affordable!

Old school ambience.
Jeff T.

Nice little joint. We came for breakfast and were not disappointed. Had the standard fare, done well, with friendly and attentive staff.

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Valerie T.

Amazing service and delicious food! We like to find local places unique to that city. The Copper Kitchen was such a place. The food cooked to perfection and the service was truly delightful and very friendly. Every worker in the place was constantly working to help their customers. But let's go back to the food. It was so wonderful and so fresh, itneas all cooked to order with fresh veggies. Our hasbrowns were even fresh and not frozen. Amazing. Plus, the coffee was very good. I would totally recommend this place.

Rohan D.

For some reason there aren't a lot of traditional family diners in Milwaukee, this is your best choice south of Miss Katie's Diner and east of Zebbs and Omega. Good standard American high cholesterol breakfasts, their diner lunches are okay. Breakfast and specials are affordable, you can still get the bottomless cup of high octane coffee here. The waitress calls me Honey, so that's all I need in a neighborhood diner.

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Gabriela D.

Very standard dinner. Our server was great she was attentive and very sweet. I had the veggie omelet it was thin and crispy with a decent filling ratio. The hashbrowns could have been crispier and needed salt and pepper. The pancake was very fluffy and on the sweet side. Very quick service and you pay at the counter so pretty fast to get out when it's time to leave. The decor is pretty average for a diner-dated and neutral.

Liz A.

On whim, we decided to give this place a try. At first glance, what low prices! Copper Kitchen is definitely budget friendly. The service was fine. Our food was ok just not great. We both agreed this would be a good place to go to if we were very hungover. I think Landmark Family restaurant is a better option over this place.

Harley N.

Uhhhhg I'm very indifferent about my first time being here. Food was good. Just good, nothing out of this world that makes me say oh I'm definitely coming back! French toast was plain, biscuits and gravy were different but in a good way and skillet was great. Our server (a man, didn't catch his name) was amazing and attentive. However the other lady server was so loud and obnoxious we couldn't talk among ourselves because her voice filled up the restaurant with whatever drama she was talking about. Left and wound up not feeling the best. I may have to give it another chance but I won't be rushing back.

a breakfast of pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausage, and pancakes
Brandi Nicole C.

Heading out of Wisconsin from German Fest and we were famished. Googled pancakes and found this location and we got off the highways and doubled back to it. We had Apple Fritter French Toast x2 one with whipped cream and a side of eggs. Pancakes, eggs with American Cheese and well done meats just how I like it. Yum! Everything was very good. Service was nice as well.

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Codie B.

We popped into this cute little hole in the wall place and got the biscuits and gravy with some eggs and the copper kitchen skillet. Both were amazing and super fresh! Coffee was great, service was amazing from Kathy! Definitely would come here again as recommended to anyone in the area.

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Fries soggy, pancakes undercooked, waitress overwhelming, and the bill was overpriced in my opinion.

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Our children were raised on the grand slam and chocolate milk- thats how often we go here.

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Went for Sunday breakfast. The food was delicious & we had great service by Kathy! The food came very quickly.

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I know so many people like this place but to me, it's just not that great. I dined here for the…read morefirst time almost 3 years ago and recall the food being kinda blah. My partner wanted to try it out so I went with him but warned him that I wasn't a huge fan. But you know what? Sometimes things change or maybe my dish 3 years ago wasn't for me. Let's try it again! Scene: Late Sunday morning, plenty of people in the hotel lobby area and the cafe dining rooms looked very busy. We spot a table for two that needed to be cleaned off so the host cleaned it quick and we were seated right away. We are the type who look at a menu before going so we knew we wanted the classic breakfast. After staring at the menu the tuna melt caught my eye but they can be hit or miss. I took a gamble and ordered that and the hashbrowns as the side. Note, I requested them to be extra crispy and the server wrote it down and repeated it before putting in the order. My partner asked for the same crispy on his browns and his eggs to be over medium. Our food came out in a short time which was nice considering how busy they were. First impression of my dish: the tuna melt looked soupy or runny and the browns were not extra crispy. In fact, I don't even think they were cooked long enough to be normal. The tuna melt was just okay, not something I would get again. The meal was edible but not great. My partner didn't like his either, his eggs were over easy (not over medium), browns barely cooked and the bacon had so much fat on it he didn't eat all of it. We weren't impressed and I don't think we would return here. It's a neat building and hotel but the food just isn't that great. Our server was nice, albeit a little all over the place. The sugar packet holder was almost empty and had to be grabbed from another table and the pepper shaker was dirty with maybe ketchup gunked on top. I think the cooks need to pay more attention to what they're doing, especially with something as easy as how to cook an egg or make hashbrowns which people say are the best. Guess I've been unlucky the two times I've tried them.

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Café At the Plaza - High top seating looking into the lobby area

High top seating looking into the lobby area

Café At the Plaza - I love these hash browns

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Copper Kitchen - breakfast_brunch - Updated November 2026

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