My grand father worked in an old time butcher shop in the back of a neighborhood grocery store and…read morethis place brought me back to that time. It's so very retro. It's located among neighborhood homes so don't overlook it. We bought some Italian sausage and they were huge. We also got some beef sticks. Both made with fresh homemade casing. Loved everything about the place.

Absolutely amazing meats, desserts,fish fry, grill or fried menu!!!! I never been let down in…read moreanything I ordered only take but absolutely amazing people own this business keep it going another 50 years!!!!

Very quiet, but friendly and fast service. Can't say that there is a warm atmosphere, but the…read moreSammie's were great.

I don't review on Yelp much, but made a point to do so for this place. This is the type of place…read morethat every community or neighborhood should have available, but only a very lucky few do. No frills, glitz or pomp, just extremely tasty sub sandwiches. It's virtually impossible to go there a few times without ending up on a first name basis with the owner/operator Mark, or getting pulled into conversation with other customers while ordering and waiting. If you're not going for snooty accoutrements and veneer, but instead for high quality food with a friendly feel, you'll love it, and if you're in it for those other things, you'll have your mind changed real fast. Yum. And to make it easy on people that tend to shy away from not knowing the protocol at a new place: the menu can be found online somewhere on social media I believe, and stays mostly the same, but you need to actually go there to see what it is exactly for that day. Cash only, you walk up and order and wait. Each sub comes with choice of chips or drink, and it's something of the honor system with grabbing your chips/drink and checking out (which will make more sense when you see things for yourself). Don't expect to deal with exact change in coins or anything. Kind of treat it like lemonade stand rules - good people just round up to nice even increments and say thank you.

Didn't know they opened this location on the far north side. Pleasant surprise! Because I love…read moretheir Ruebens. Not the biggest place, but service was great and quick, and my Rueben was excellent, like always!

Fantastic! Really impressed. I haven't been in a while as I moved out of the area. I recently…read moremoved back and thought let's try it. It is even better than I remembered. The food was fantastic. The sandwiches are so tasty. The soup was also great. We did order delivery and everything was packaged very well. I will definitely order again.

I was looking for something cool and refreshing for lunch and decided to try a bowl from here. It…read morewas loaded with hummus which was delicious! The falafels were also very good. The service was super fast! I would gladly try more things!

I wanted to try something new at the public market and settled in Aladdin. I ordered the chicken…read morekabab sandwich. It was a chicken kabab on pita, with onion, tomato, tzatziki, and pickles. I am not unfamiliar with Mediterranean/middle eastern food. I regularly order shish tawook wraps, which was more of what I was expecting. This was like two grilled chicken cutlets that had been overly cooked and drenched in a slightly spicy marinara. The tomato sauce really threw me. And the chicken was tough and dry. I was getting more chicken parmesan vibes than anything else. I had to take the chicken off and discard it. The pita was nice and fluffy and the tzatziki was actually really good. Thick and tangy. A good hit of garlic. I ate it with the pita and the veggies. The amount of chicken on the sandwich was impressive, it just wasn't any good. Maybe the flavors would have been ok if the chicken had not been so tough. But I won't try that again.

I decided to give this place to try cause I wanted a corn beef sandwich and I was told that the…read morecorn beef was really good now what I will say is when I go back I probably won't get a corn beef sandwich not that it was nasty. It was just a lot going on.. I think everyone know that it's a little bit of time to actually make the food so the service wasn't quick but it was needed to have fresh food but make sure you do drive because it's not enough place to stay inside to wait for your food

A sign on the outside reads "best corned beef in town."…read more I was always " yeah right," judging by looks. Well, I've been on a quest to find the best Reuben in town, have tried over 75 over the past two years, and figured I'd have to give it a try. The sign doesn't lie. By default, it comes with brown mustard, so be sure to specify thousand island when you order.

Doner Kebab is very popular in Germany, where I had it last Fall, but it is not traditional German…read morefood, and was in fact, brought to Germany by Turkish immigrants that helped to rebuild Germany after WWII. I can say this place serves delicious doner kebab on fresh housemade bread on par with what I tasted in Germany. Doner Kebab can be ordered as Classic on their housemade bread, as a Wrap, as a Bowl, or as a Donerdilla (quesadilla with Doner using their wrap), and you can choose beef or chicken. They have a couple of side dishes, including fries and loaded fries, plus fountain drinks and bottled drinks. The dining room seats about 20 people. I visited twice, so far. First visit was for dine-in about 2 weeks ago, but there were large orders ahead of me, so my wait time reached a point where I asked them to switch my order to carry-out, and I ate it over 90 minutes later after my appointment. After 90 minutes, the doner kebab was still delicious even without reheating it. Ofcourse the fries became soggy as expected but seasoning was really good. I went back over this past weekend for dine-in. Wait time was only about 15 minutes, and this time the fries were perfectly crisp and still had the great seasoning blend, plus a tasty garlic sauce for dipping. They do not have ketchup for fries, and I like that. They have 3 sauces to choose from: garlic, herb, and spicy. The Classic Doner Kebeb was even better eaten fresh, but flavors were about the same as my carry-out sandwich eaten "cold," which speaks to the consistency. Be patient in your visit because it is a small team of 2 taking and prepping orders, and there may be call-in orders or large orders ahead of you. I will definitely go back to try everything else on the menu!

Delicious doesn't even begin to describe it. If you've ever had a donor in Germany, you will likely…read moreagree that these are the real deal. From the crunchy but soft Turkish bread, to the sauces and even the vegetables - takes me back to my childhood!

My 3 friends, one a professional chef, and I finally made reservations for this place after years…read moreof trying to figure out a time to come. We live over an hour away. We preordered the beef burek and then ordered a selection of other menu items family style to get a taste of everything we could (goulash, raznjci, chevapchici, Wiener schnitzel) Portions were perfect and the food delicious. Our server, Bryak, although newer, was outstanding and the other staff fantastic too. They are passionate about their food and the history of the place. Brando, one of the owners, stopped by our table and gave us a brief history of the building and restaurant. It was originally a Schlitz brewery, and the decor is a nod to the original purpose of the building. The recipes are over 6 generations old from their family in Serbia and have been unchanged - because don't fix what isn't broken. It's true comfort food. We will definitely be back for the roast suckling pig, the goose, grape leaves and chicken livers. Note these items will all take time so preorder or be prepared to wait an hour. Other dishes are less time so doing it in courses give you ample time. They also have a selection of Serbian beers and other beverages. Their family used to be a wholesaler and importer of Serbian beers and liquor into Milwaukee. Wonderful gem in our city!

I did not like the food here, but that should not dissuade you. It just wasn't appealing to me…read morepersonally. I'll give you the best advice right up front: order the burek. They tell you on the menu that it will take an hour to prepare. Do NOT do what we did at my table and select something else. Our food took an hour to arrive ANYWAY. Wish I had the burek, because my chicken was disappointing. They give you five little slices of rye bread (for four people) and one pad of whipped butter while you're waiting. The appetizer came out 20 minutes later. The restaurant was a neat tribute to times gone by. The restauranteur revitalized a former Schlitz tavern, and preserved the Shlitz branding. You'll see the Schlitz globe on the spire of the building's exterior, and inside you'll see an oversized, cool ,retro Schlitz pendant light fixture. The tabletops are old school retro Formica, complete with metal edging. There was a large painting on masonite next to our table. The vibe is something I can appreciate. The service was warm, charming, and patient. The server offered recommendations, and told us a little bit about each dish. One of the kitchen staff came out to greet us and see how we felt about our meals. The food. Okay, again, it was just not my thing. For an appetizer we had the stuffed grape leaves--I've eaten these many times in my life. These were as good as any, and one of my favorite things to eat in a Serbian restaurant. We each had something different--one of us had eggplant, another stuffed, peppers, another the goulash, and I had chicken breasts in paprika sauce with a small side of rice. Everything is stuffed with rice. Everything. Everyone seemed to enjoy their food enough. I came in starved, having not eaten anything all day, and it was after 8 when our food came out. I was not a fan of my chicken dish--chicken prepared with the bones in -AND- the skin on (it seemed slimy to me). It was that sliding-off-the-bone slimy, that most people describe as "juicy." The flavor was onion-y and something that my palate processed as sour--and I tasted this all evening. This is not a dis to the restaurant. I think if you like this type of food, you can enjoy a good meal here. Dishes were about $28 on average. At that price point, I'd rather enjoy something else. Give it a shot. The service was impeccable.

Breakfast sandwiches or lunch sandwiches they are some of the best deli sammies around. The wait is…read morenever that long even when busy. Seating is nice inside or you can take it to go. Jersey pork roll breakfast sandwich is my go to!

I like to come here for a sandwich when I need something quickly! Their sandwich selection is a bit…read moreunderwhelming but decent. Definitely not my first choice for a good sandwich. Workers are always helpful when I get a coffee too. I love that their is a second floor for seating and they use that pulley system to send out food.