Late review - Stopped in for a to go lunch October 29th as I had been curious about this place and…read moreread some good reviews. The reviews are correct, it is a small place with 3 tables and the food is delicious and the price for a meal is well under $10 dollars. I ordered the Gyro, and was only expecting the sandwich, but received fries and a soda for $6.95 or so. Awesome value and tasty! Although the fries tasted little like fish as they probably use the same fryer for many things, but they were really good. The menu is vast for such a small place, but I will be trying additional items in the near future.

This place has something for everyone and is super reasonably priced. It's definitely somewhere I'd…read morejust go and grab food but they do have a couple of places to sit inside. I've tried a couple of things off the menu, and my favorite so far is the fried okra. It's hard to find places who have a good okra! I've also had the Chicago style hotdog and enjoyed it. They have meals here with fries and a drink that are a great value! I realized today that they have chicken wings so I will try that next time.

This might be the food cart with the most aura I've ever seen…read more Rick and James have been operating on this street corner by the Chase Building since 1999 and provide not just excellent service, but also an astonishing variety of meats. I was just expecting the regular hot dogs ($4) and Polishes ($7.75), but then they show me around to the VIP section of the cart where they had Hungarian sausages, Cajun sausages, Linguisas (a Portuguese sausage I'd never even heard of that apparently goes back to Roman times), and many others. They also provide drinks and chips, and even as I was standing there they had a small crowd of return customers and loyal patrons. I decided on the Linguisa with some brown mustard, ketchup, and onions, wrapped up to go. $7.75--a little more expensive than other hot dog vendors in the city, but when I got back to the office I wish I had ordered 2. Good lord it was good.

Such delicious hotdogs and wonderful service with a smile! Visited from Iowa and still thinking…read moreabout these delicious dogs!

I hadn't been in since they moved north a few months. I was very happy to see they had gluten free…read morehot dog buns back in their menu (they had stopped carrying them last spring in the old location). Also, even though they had a Friday fish fry, I checked and it isn't fried in their french fry fryer, so those were still safe for me as a gluten free diner. Enjoyed a delicious meal, reasonably priced. Lastly, they seemed to have a full bar if you're looking for that!

OUTSTANDING A+++ Everything!!! Chicago style dog was delicious!!…read moreHand cut fries Spectacular!!! The staff is wonderful!!!

Thank you for the kind service from Lennon. First time here having the beef instead of a dogg, and…read morealready better than most in Mke that I have had. Definitely blows Martinos out of the water just by portion size. And Portillos just a over rated chain. Juicy flavorful reminds me of home give them a try if your in the Brady street area.

My hot dog was mid. Pretty sure they gave me the wrong order. The cheese curds were good though. I…read morelove that they are are open late, very convenient

Great place for lunch and sad to see this place close up last week as the owners are retiring!…read moreWishing them the best. Lots of people came to put in their final orders, so it was a lengthy 1 hr wait for food. Solid Italian beef and Chicago style hot dogs.

Exactly what you'd expect - and then some. A timeless slice of Italian Milwaukee…read more The Italian Beef is *excellent* - and I'm educated by the original thing in Chicago. On the day I came in, the friendly (I assume ) owner told me about a special - I scored a Polish *and* and Italian Beef for some ridiculously low price (under $15 IIRC). The house-made giardiniera is great. P.S. I am going to make an exception to my policy and comment on another review (two stars): "Beef is weak barely put any beef on it compared to others. And the miced giardenera not a fan of. Do better Martinos." I guess my first thought was, "What is this correlation between poor grammar and ridiculous reviews?" It's definitely a thing.

No shaming, but hot dogs have been my favorite food since I was a kid so when in Milwaukee, I…read morewanted to try hot dogs the local way. I found the perfect place in 3rd Street Market Hall, just a block and a half from my conference hotel. I loved the food hall and had two lunches and one dinner there during my stay. There is plenty of seating. The people at Dawg City were incredibly nice and made me feel like family. Service was excellent. I opted for their Classic, which was a beautiful, meaty beef dog topped with mustard, ketchup, relish, and finely diced onions. It was outstanding! Every bite had the topping mixture. Yum! The fries deserve their own paragraph-crispy with a delicious seasoning blend, which I dunked in ketchup. Pure heaven! It takes a lot to impress me-i've eaten a lot of hotdog and fries in my time-but Dawg City would have to be one of my top best, for both the food and the experience!

We were looking for a quick bite and the Mr. is a fan of hot dogs. At $8.95 a dog, it's a pretty…read moregood value. I decided to try the Santa Fe, and it was topped with a squeeze of smooth guacamole, pico de gallo, and cotija cheese. Maybe the toppings cooled the hot dog down a bit...I would have preferred it to be warmer, but it was good. Mr. R ordered a chili cheese dog, and he kept talking about how good the chili was. He talked to someone at the stand and found out its homemade. I tried a bite, and I agree it's quite good, with a nice cumin flavor. Next time I would take a pass on the Santa Fe and go straight for the chili dog!

First time here. Came with a friend. Passed by a few times and always wanted to stop -- today was…read morethe day. It's a small, cute-looking drive-in. The place looks well cared for. Got greeted by a nice young woman. I ordered the root beer float, and he got the Black Cow. They use Cedar Crest Ice Cream, which I think is high quality. The float came in a glass mug and looked amazing -- and it tasted excellent. To me, the Black Cow looked a bit watery (overmixed), but he enjoyed it. It was rainy, and we got the only picnic table that was covered. There were plenty of other picnic tables on the grassy areas across the parking lot. Don't know much about the food, but would definitely come back for the root beer float.

If you're in Waukesha and looking for a casual spot with charm, John's Rootbeer is worth checking…read moreout. It's outdoor seating only, which makes it a great place to enjoy a warm day--just don't bring your pup, since dogs aren't allowed. The food was genuinely good--classic drive-in style with solid burgers and fries, and the root beer definitely lives up to the name. It's a cute little place with that laid-back, throwback vibe. Perfect for a quick stop or an easy lunch outside.

As someone who grew up in Wisconsin and moved away- when I come back this is the only spot on my…read moremust-visit list when I come home. I bring all my out of town visitors here for iconic big, flat, buttery burgers and the best custard. You haven't had custard until you've had Kopps. All the people I bring say it's lived up to the hype...and I hype it a lot. It's loud inside, can get busy but it's worth it. Seating is mostly outside, there are a few standing tables inside but you'll likely want to take it somewhere else to eat (perhaps your car...) in the winter if it's packed. Get onion rings (they're panko and not beer battered which make them feel less greasy imo), a cheeseburger with the works to split with someone and custard with a root beer!

Kopp's was packed. There's not much room to dine in, just a few tables along the wall where you can…read morestand if you're lucky enough to grab one. There are also stairs outside, and a lot of people were out there eating and hanging out. Even though it was so busy, they had a really organized system and the wait wasn't too long. But that burger was good. You could actually taste the butter, and it was huge. The toppings were fresh too. I also tried the custard of the day, wedding cake, and it was so good. It even had a moist piece of cake mixed in. If I'm ever in town again, I'd go back.

So excited to finally run into this truck! We ordered a Hog In A Blanket and Biscuits and Gravy…read more Holy yum! The hot dog in the pancake and bacon blanket was just the right amount of savory. The gravy in the biscuits and gravy? Nothing short of spectacular. Just like grandma made. If you want some down home goodness from a food truck, go no farther than The Farmers Daughter. And don't forget to give your grandma a hug today.