The staff are as great as the food! Dont miss the ready made meals in the cooler and homemade…read moreready to take soups. so Ono!! My Dogs Ronin and Coconut give me stink eye if I forget the smoked Pig Ears! lol I

Wow! How did I know not know this place existed! An actual butcher with fresh meats. Staff was…read moresuper knowledgeable and friendly, and I was excited to shop and explore all of the things I grew up with. They even have homemade dinner's pre-package in the freezer For planning those quick meal times.

This is a must for bloodies and brunch in MKE! The Bloody Mary options are great - from a simple…read moreone to a more elaborate option with a slider included! I haven't had a breakfast option I haven't completely enjoyed yet - some favs are the breakfast sandwich and the skillet! There is also a small store attached with lots of yummy items for purchase - can make a great gift basket! It gets busy and crowded especially on weekend mornings, so plan accordingly! Not a ton of indoor or outdoor seating, but we've never had to wait too long! You can also take food to go!

Regarding the restaurant side Personally the meatloaf…read moresandwich was okay. Maybe because I didn't care for the cheese and red sauce (ketchup sauce) on my sandwich Partly my fault for not reading the menu closely But they do have a good menu to pick from. Patio is available depending on the weather The Retail side Had a good selection of cheese and sausages plus alcoholic beverages Mainly street parking plus your competing with other restaurants in the area

I really love this grocery store, I worry that it's not very busy and I don't want it to go to…read morebusiness. It's very clean, well stocked, and has a good selection. They have a hot food area, I have never been disappointed. The problem is the American food tends to be marked up pretty high, however, the Mexican food is well priced.

I love that I have this store on the near north side because I would drive to the27 st location. As…read morea young whipper snapper before I became a foodie I had no experience of food culture in the world and ethnic food stores wasn't a common thing in my growing up. Anyone who follows me knows I'm a BBQ hound all over the country and I never do pulled pork because it doesn't interest me but Mexican carnitas on the other hand is something I have to always get. The store is pretty much the same as the 27 st location with the ice cream shop, meat, deli, produce, western union thing, hot table, dine in seating etc etc. The meat prices in the weekly ad seem very reasonable. The carnitas is my only reason to stop over and compared to other Mexican stores it isn't in a swimming pool of lard at this location and are on the dry side which I prefer over a pool of lard but I like them as they are. The hot table is way more than Mexican with a variety of items including pizza puffs etc etc. The cashier was friendly and greeted me with a good morning. Now that I have two Mexican food stores in the area I'm going to see who has the best carnitas.

Seriously, it's like walking into another country!…read more Pan-Asian Supermarket is an experience all on its own. The variety of unique fruits, roots, vegetables, spices, and seafood is incredible. And when I say seafood, I mean it feels like walking into an actual fish market! I'm standing there thinking, Who eats eel? And then wondering, How exactly do you cook a jellyfish head?! And don't even get me started on the Balut egg... WHO is eating that?! But putting my adventurous-food questions aside, this is absolutely the place to come for all your stir-fry, curry, and ramen needs. They have an amazing selection of vegetables, sauces, oils, noodles, and rice--including plenty of options in bulk. The food court looked AMAZING, and whatever you do, DO NOT skip the bakery! The baked goods were soooo good. Whether you're looking for something familiar or want to venture way outside your comfort zone, this place has it all. We'll definitely be adding Pan-Asian Supermarket to our regular store rotation!

Asian grocery stores are my "happy place." When I lived in Texas I had no less than 4 Asian grocery…read morestores within a 2 miles radius of my home (if that). H Mart was my favorite, followed by Ranch 99. Unfortunately, here in Wisconsin, I have to now drive nearly 10 miles to get to the closest Asian market! So when I heard Pan Asian was opening in my area (2-3 years ago), I literally marked my calendar for opening day. I'm so happy they're a part of the community now! First off, today, LOUIS deserves a big gold star (if not a raise, hint hint, management, lol). Not only did he stop what he was doing, but walked me over to what I was looking for. TWICE. No eye-rolling, no exasperated sighs - nope, he just said "sure, it's right over here..." THAT kind of customer support alone goes MILES for those who are new or unfamiliar with a place (as I was), and makes me want to return again soon! Like many Asian stores, Pan Asian had elements of "chaos" throughout the store - they were doing lots of stocking when I was there (mid-afternoon on a Wednesday), and the music was a bit too loud (Note to management: background music is supposed to be just that - in the background, quiet and atmospheric - not a dance club). As at other stores, Pan Asian needs to keep tabs on their price tags - many were missing, or the product above the price tag was NOT the product on the tag, or 2 different but similar products by the same brand with only one price tag made shopping a bit frustrating. But as I always do, I'll have a short list of 3-5 items, and end up leaving with a cartful. ‍ For me it's easy to spend a solid hour or more there, just oooh-ing and ahhh-ing over all the exotic items, the live fish, the interesting kitchen goods (even if I can't read 99% of the labels). I always try to leave with something new to me; today, it was pickled plums (I've started making sushi and onigiri at home, and heard pickled plums were a Japanese favorite with onigiri). They're awesome, but very salty, indeed. Their produce section is large, amazing, and FRESH. Hard to choose what to get from that section, as well as their bountiful flavorings, sauces, Speaking of, I was thrilled to find that the store also has an incredible sushi selection and yes, even onigiri too (though TBT the price was a bit steeper than I hoped, and I could not find any onigiri molds in their hard goods section). I must admit that several items I looked at throughout the store seemed rather pricey - not sure if that a tariffs thing, or an import thing - so I will stick with Woodman's for my "regular" shopping, while supplementing with more of the fun Asian items I find at Pan Asian!

My friend took me to check out this supermarket on the otherside of town. Located in a commercial…read morearea with a big parking lot. We walked in the grocery side, it was huge. So many different vegetables and fruits, prices were lower than other grocery stores. Towards the back is the meat and dairy, rows of grocery aisles of Hispanic and American food. Opposite from the vegetables is the hot deli and cold food. So many to choose from, there's someone behind the counter and there's also self service, just grab a box and choose whatever you want. They will weigh it. The cash register is in the front, over 10 cashiers available. There were many people shopping, busy, but not crowded. Store is big and clean.

This Cermak has a great selection of almost everything you can think of. The fresh produce section…read moreis massive and truly international. All the aisles are labeled by nationality. The bakery, freezer and deli areas also impress with their huge assortment. Service can be a little hit or miss and price labeling can be frustrating, but this is a fun place to shop for international foods. This location is nicer, bigger and better organized than the other and more varied in cuisines.

Been here many times over the years. Today I came to scope out the fall selection. Got Apple cider…read moredonuts, and perfectly small kids sized apples! Very busy on a Saturday.

Almost all produce no frills Farmers Market. Perfect for getting fresh food and not waiting to…read moresee people homemade pot holders or other weird stuff! Open 3 days a week (T, Th Sat) in the afternoon. Which works nice if you want to catch a Saturday morning market somewhere else and get here in the afternoon.

Catero's is a classic old-school Milwaukee Italian restaurant serving up good pizza. The thin,…read morecrispy Milwaukee-style crust is cooked perfectly with browned cheese around the edges with a flavorful sauce. The cheese bread was loaded with cheese, hot, fresh, and delicious. I stopped in for carryout, and the woman at the counter was very friendly. Keep in mind they're cash or check only. This is mentioned when calling to place an order and there is signage posted too. If you're looking for classic Milwaukee pizza, Catero's is worth checking out.

Food: B. The chicken strips in the combo appetizer plate was good. The pizza on the thin crust was…read moregood however the thick crust pizza was not worth the wait. The crust came out very pale as if it was undercooked but it wasn't... Service: D. The server's demeanor was like we were a burden for her. No smiles and I felt guilty asking for a glass of water. I was relieved when my cousin did and I said "second that" so that I could piggy-back off of her request. Ambiance: C. It's a cute small quaint Italian villa. It feels like your grandmother's house. My fiancé said it was lackluster and stale.

Small but clean store. Stocked up on many of my favorite items noodles, kimchi , instant coffee…read more If in the neighborhood (Silver City) I will stop. Next time I will try papaya salad I just didn't have time today. Appeared family owned and super friendly every single person said hello to me . WOW

Asian international market…read more Asian market. Simple. Large. Own my Cambodian people. Recommended

Here's the deal. Stock up on all your Mexican ingredients and if you need a piñata this is your…read moreplace. Then head over to the cafe. Sit at the counter to watch them make your lunch. Order the special because it is the special and it is a sweet deal. Enjoy!

A great Mexican supermarket that has everything you need to make authentic Mexican food…read more Treasures I've found: good queso fresco, and queso Oaxaca. Tip: Sign up to their rewards program!

First time at this location. This is one of the larger Pick 'n Save stores, and it even has a…read morehousewares department. You can find small appliances, pots and pans, lots of different baking accessories, and other kitchen and household items. On the day I visited, the store was clean, well stocked, and had helpful staff. I was able to find the several items I was looking for without any trouble. A good shopping experience. I'd definitely come back to do more shopping here.

DO NOT SHOP AT PICK N SAVE!! Now only to they treat customers poorly, but they will CHEAT YOU at…read morethe register!! Today, I was asked to leave just because I insisted to know if every dIscount was applied!! They cheat you ALL THE TIME and you have to WATCH THEM!! This happens EVERY TIME!! Me, a diabetic, was told to LEAVE WITH NO FOOD just because I wanted to know that all discounts were applied after the cashier couldn't tell me. That on top of them NOT having even ad items in stock!! Is THIS their idea of "Customer Service"?!! Kroger has taken an iconic name as completely soiled it!! I'm NEVER shopping P n S EVER AGAIN!! Neither should you!!!