Hubby had the breakfast smash burger and potatoes with a never ending refill of Coca-Cola. He LOVED…read moreit all! The waitress was on the spot with refills and the staff was busy but not harried. My salad was sub par. Spring greens and spinach plopped from a bag with a small smattering of peas and maybe one cut up piece of asparagus and some tiny chunks of a good goat cheese topped with too much crunchy quiñoa and a dressing that was overwhelmingly vinegary. The freshly brewed coffee was nothing special but did keep flowing nicely. The gift shop had so much to browse through. Prices from a couple dollars to $100+ and staff that is helpful but not in your face or pushy in any way I could've asked for a different dressing but again thr salad itself was only ok for the ~$13 price tag

We were looking for something new to try and found Coopers Uptown using Yelp. The inside has a cafe…read morecounter, an order counter, some seating, and a small shop with different items in it. I didn't look around much, we went out to sit on the patio. We ordered the lemonade and blueberry lavender lemonade. Both were really refreshing and I really liked the blueberry flavor in mine. We had the turkey club and the smash burger for our lunches. The turkey club was big, plenty of food for one person. The flavors melded together and when paired with a fruit cup it was amazing. The smash burger was well seasoned, cooked well, and picture perfect. Seriously, usually when you get these things you get sad, wilty lettuce and a small slice of tomato. Not here, the lettuce was vibrant and you could see and taste the tomato. The server we had was super attentive, the food was out surprisingly quickly, and the ambience was perfect for a Sunday afternoon lunch. The price was my favorite part, totally affordable for anyone. Two meals and two drinks less than $40 is a win for me. All in, a solid stop and we will be back. The only reason I didn't give them a fifth star is because even though they have a great selection of items, I didn't see a ton that I personally wanted. They didn't do anything wrong at all.

Cute place, turnover of gifts to keep it fresh. A little pricey but unique items so it is worth the…read moretrip. It does not have an overwhelming amount of stock of items but that is okay. It what makes it unique. Enjoyed the experience.

I love Authentique! It is such an elegant yet warm boutique filled with a wide array of lovely…read moregifts. Everything is on display beautifully but still easily accessible. The young man and woman that were there, we super friendly and helpful. They were so personable and took time to explain the background of many items. I especially appreciated the vast array of Kenosha or Wisconsin specific items since I grew up in Kenosha but live out of town. This is the perfect shop for a special gift. I also bought something for myself. I will certainly keep Authentique in mind for any gift giving occasion or if I want something cute for my home!

Kevin and Lyna created a beautiful arrangement for our relative that is ill. Thank you SO much!! A…read moreSummer's Garden Florist hit it out of the park! Great communication too. We live out of State and they made sure all the information was correct and even emailed me when the flowers had been received. Low competitive prices, great product and excellent customer service. I wish I could give them 6 Stars.

Lyna was amazing to work with. The flowers for my daughter's wedding were stunningly beautiful!…read moreHighly highly recommend A Summer's Garden for all your floral needs.

I was not expecting to find a children's store in the middle of Kenosha. This is a lovely store and…read moreit is really quite large. They have a lot of nice brands here; I saw some stuff by Mayoral, Quincy Mae, Rylee and Cru, and others. They had a nice selection of stuff for both genders--a nice change since I have found (and my friends with sons have confirmed) it can be difficult to find as much for boys as for girls. In addition to the clothes, there were lots of toys and accessories. I bought some beeswax crayons that my little one was playing with (the store has a little table set up near the cash register for children to color at) and I liked the crayons a lot myself; they were really smooth. Makes me want to take up coloring more often. (Though I guess I'll have the chance with a small child.) The sizes run the childhood gamut--they have infant items all the way up to probably at least age 10. The store features a brand of the month, and a contest associated with it; if you buy an item by the brand of the month you are entered into a contest. Clever incentive. There isn't a dedicated parking lot, but the downtown (?) Kenosha area has plenty of street parking.

I missed the fall event but stopped in today. I bought my granddaughter the cutest outfit.read more

Great bookstore and got all the help I needed! It looks small on the outside but when you walk in,…read moreyou're in book heaven! Quite the selection for kids and adults! I got to talk with Sam on what genres I want to explore and she recommended some great books! It's a wonderful place and look forward to going back!

Wonderful small, independent bookstore. Great selection of newer titles. Staff is always super…read morekind and helpful. I've only had one issue finding a book that I was looking for and they were helpful in ordering a copy for me. The bookstore also hosts and organizes lots of community events and author talks which have been great.

This is one of my favorite museums in southeastern Wisconsin. Right in Lake Michigan with ample…read moreparking. Donations welcomed a beautiful gift shop with so much to explore. So many beautiful artifacts in history layout.

This is a great free museum! Drove out to Kenosha for the day and was pleasantly surprised by the…read morepublic museum. It's free so I wasn't expecting much, but it was very nice. I really enjoyed the lay out. It was the perfect size. My kiddo really enjoyed the animals upstairs and the Dino skeleton. Kenosha is so lucky to have free museums. Definitely worth a visit! The civil war museum is in the same lot. We stopped there too but the woman at the front said it was a lot of reading and didn't really recommend it for my 6 year old.

"A store in search of a museum."…read more The earth store is located in the deteriorating Columbus Park Neighborhood, its charm and positive approach promote a nice change of scenery. The store is run by K(enosha) I(n) N(eighborhood) Works Inc. They want to help end the neighborhood slippage. The store in itself reveals a brightness and cuteness not otherwise seen in the area. The prices and products resemble the quirky fun found in many large museum gift shops featuring a couple of unique items, like owner's (Father Domenic Roscolli's) Duck Doo Compost. You will find something that you 'must have', but may not necessarily need. Stop over and check it out. It is one of the few area businesses that has and continues to overcome its surroundings.