The Madison Avenue Market is a combo grocery and deli that specializes in Mediterranean food…read more Grocery- get your Greek wine, cousous, tomato paste in a tube (Rachel Ray fans), Hot Hungarian Paprika, olives and oils! Where else can you get all of this stuff in one stop? Get real- Certainly not at "the Pig" or Pick 'n' Save! Dine In- there are a small number of tables and Madison Ave. Market serves breakfast for insanely low prices. Coffee is like, $.80! They do eggs and such, but why not try a Feta omellette? Lunches and Dinners offer a variety of sandwiches, pizzas and pastas. They also do Carryout- just call ahead! Burek- this deserves its own category! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burek This specialty, done Albanian-style, is enough of a meal on its own. And incredibly delicious! They offer chicken, beef, spinach, or spinach and feta. We got a frozen spinach and feta burek to go, and the owner Julia was so nice to tell us exactly how to bake it when we got home. My son and I devoured it. Alcohol- okay, South Milwaukeeans, they also carry beer in the refrigerated section- I knew you'd want to know about that. Yes, this is in my hometown, and may not be long for this world. The streets of old S.M. tend not to hustle and bustle too much, and although I grew up with plenty of Albanian and Greek classmates, Xenophobia still rules in much of S.M. (No, that does not mean you love Xena, the Warrior Princess). The owners live in Franklin and dreamed of opening up a shop. This is their American Dream and it does not matter where they came from, to dream this dream. They do a great Burek business, catering to the large grocery chains, so that may in the end, save them. But why not pay them a visit, grab some beer and Burek, give them a friendly smile and some friendlier dollars? It's the American Dream.

Very poor customer service on top of treating my relative as if he stole an item. I asked to speak…read morewith manager and she says "I am the manager " so I asked who was above her and she called the person above her xlWhen I asked them to review surveillance to prove tuhat nothing was taken, she then go I'm apolo uhi gized with "oh sorry, I thought I seen him takhe something" y

Honestly this store is so much better than my Metro Market in Shorewood. Friendly staff, friendly…read morehelpful manager. Items always stocked. Clean store. Motorized scooters available most times. Handicapped parking always available. I really enjoy this store. Makes grocery shopping pleasurable!

Nothing is labeled, me and my wife were looking for a certain product but nothing was labeled, so…read morewe decided not to get it, when we checked out with other stuff we got, my wife told the cashier and it seemed like she didn't care that we didn't get what we came there for.... We will not go back, plus they are expensive!

I like saying Piggly Wiggly. The first one I ever saw was when I briefly lived in Durham, North…read moreCarolina so I associate Piggly Wiggly with a different time and place. It's still fun for me to shop here. They have good rotisserie chicken hot, and fried chicken cold. This is a relatively smaller supermarket or a large grocery store but the workers are nice and the store is clean. Prices are okay and I get to say, Piggly Wiggly before, during, and after I shop here, out loud, to whomever crosses my path.

Confetti Crunch: Birthday cake flavored desserts can really take the cake, or they can leave me…read morecrying (like it's my party and I'll cry if I want to). Opening the box let out a sugary and cakey aroma. The pieces of cereal are squares and resemble Cinnamon Toast Crunch (or more accurately Sugar Cookie Toast Crunch). Each square has red, white, and blue sugar crystals. I suspect this is a nod to the 4th of July and America's "Birthday" as the cereal was released around that time. Appearance wise, my only real complaint is the squares have a somewhat anemic appearance as if they're too light in color. As far as taste, again think Sugar Cookie Toast Crunch, bit with just a hint of cake flavor. I wish the cake flavor was a little stronger, but for my first Great Value cereal, I've got to say, I was impressed. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews My Favorite Sugary Cereals: 1. Cinnamon Toast Crunch (as well as Sugar Cookie and Tres Leches Toast Crunch) 2. Waffle Crisp 3. Frosted Flakes 4. OREO O's 5. Cap'n Crunch

Doesn't deserve a star. You work here you are on your own. everyone snitches on each other people…read moreshop in pajamas. management hides from you. This place is a Nightmare! Every man for himself. This place should be shut down. Kids come in and scream n run out. Kids crying loud while shopping or in the cart when you bag their groceries. Horrible!!! Don't shop here produce is rotten to.

Aldi in South Milwaukee has recently remodeled…read more I like it. The produce can be wonderful and not overly expensive. We have hit some decent granola and tortilla chips, nuts, sauces, milk, eggs, bread. I haven't shopped the meats much. I do appreciate having one so close. It is worth the separate trip. Give them a try. Be ready for the aggressive check out tho. They throw your stuff and move like lightening. You end up feeling like you're holding something up somehow even when you're not. I always bring my recycle bags and get out of their way ASAP , but I never have a visit where I don't feel badly for some elderly person who seems overwhelmed with the process of check out and I do believe they all know it's coming. It's just a bit much for them. And that will be me someday. But for now --I just wish I could help them somehow. PS You also need a quarter to use a cart and you'll get it back when you return the cart. Do an elderly a favor and give them your quarter and take their cart. That will help them from having to walk it back.

It's been years since I've been to an Aldi's but the have expanded their offerings while still…read morebeing a real bargain to stretch one's grocery dollar. You have to know how it works though. First, you need a quarter to get the shopping cart. Second, you have to have your own grocery bags. There isn't a big choice in brand names, they have one type of canned beans, one type of boxed macaroni and cheese and so on, but the prices are very low for what they have in here. Their generic label products are suspiciously like the name brands the labels look like... close enough that I wonder if the products here are coming from the same factories. You'll have a better experience here if you come at off peak times.

Great little speciality food shop selling all local products-great for gifts or yourself! The man…read moreworking was incredibly friendly and helpful-offered numerous samples of products that were amazing. I bought beef sticks, peanut butter, toffee, salsa, tortilla chips, crackers, garlic butter, and pickles all made locally!

You will LOVE visiting MARKET30! A family-owned market featuring Wisconsin-made products. Imagine…read morevisiting the various local farmers markets but having them all in just one location. Market 30 is the perfect store to impress your friends with a Wisconsin pancake breakfast with rum, whiskey, or old-fashioned infused syrup. Or having friends over for a Packer, Bucks, Brewers, or Admirals game and serving Wisconsin chips, crackers, and pretzels, along with homemade cheeses, dips, and locally-made Mama's Boy Salsa. Everyone will love the flavored jams, barbecue sauces, olives, and spices. And then you can top it off with some of the best tasting meat sticks. Finally, if you were going to visit friends, who don't have the pleasure of living in Wisconsin... this is the perfect place to pick up something local for them so that they can feel like they're from our state even for just a moment.

Rohan D. Elite 26…read more36734839696 Jan 2, 2020 Useful local convenience store. It's in a strip mall and the only pantry around. Sikh owned and operated so you know you can trust them, fair prices for fresh eggs, milk and such. No lottery tickets. They do have firewood, good selection of snacks. They got lottery

This is the perfect size food market for a local neighborhood. Has everything you can imagine and…read morepossibly need. Has cereals, soups, pasta, toilet paper, treats and snacks, etc. check out the photos for an idea of what they all carry. Save time and effort, no need to go to the big box store when you can pop in here and save tons of time for a few cents more.

I ordered pickup and unfortunately the soda I was getting was out of stock. Instead of them trying…read moreto replace Pepsi zero with Diet Pepsi, they actually called me to see if I wanted a substitution but I didn't. This is the first time I've had a phone call about of stock items. Plus I put in my order at 2:45pm and it was ready at 5pm! Best picknsave ever!!!!!

I can only get to the store on Saturday's…read more Since closing the Ryan Rd location I have not been able to get half the items on my list at this location. And they are always out sale items. But have a Grand reopening and the shelves are overflowing. How about you make sure the shelves are stocked for all of your customers from the two locations you closed nearby.