This store is so beautiful and the owner Emma is absolutely lovely…read more I did an internet search children's store in Milwaukee, which is what led me here. This was the #1 store I wanted to get to whilst we were visiting Milwaukee and I'm very glad I was able to make it. They carry some great brands here; Rylee + Cru, Quincy Mae, and PEHR are just a few that you'll find. I went a little bananas and spent a pretty penny, but it's not my fault--they were having an impromptu "garden sale" and they also had some of the most beautiful children's dresses I've ever seen. I found a seersucker tunic that is REVERSIBLE and I could not pass it up. There was a dress that was made from the same fabrics, which I originally bought for a friend's daughter but will probably end up keeping for my own. I can't wait to see her in all the stuff that I got. When we came in the owner's family was in, including her nephew, and my kiddo and he chased each other around the store and played whilst they were there. That was easy because this store has a children's area where the kids can play. This is a semi unusual thing to see in a children's store, though I'm not sure why. So whilst I shopped my kid was able to play at the kitchen and table and baby buggy and stuff, which certainly helped me spend more money but was nice that she had something fun to do as well. I love this store, and will be back anytime I'm in the vicinity. And they have a great web presence so that'll make it even easier to support this great little children's store.

Went in looking for a birthday gift and the owner went out of her way to help pick out the perfect…read moregift. They were absolutely lovely and wrapped the gift with great care. The whole experience was wonderful. Will definitely be coming back for future gifts.

Want to stand out in a crowd? Then buy your swag here.....Unique Milwaukee gear that promotes all…read morecultures/neighborhoods/sports teams in the 414. Great gifts for ex-Sconnies who miss home, or for those who are just simply obsessed with Brew Town! 67/2023

If you live in the 414 there's just no good reason why you should not have a 414 t-shirt,…read moresweatshirt, flag, mug, etc! There's lots of versions of these items available- neighborhood, sports, etc are represented. It's a small store within the labyrinth that is the Marshall building but the guy who checked me out was really nice and it seems fairly priced for such an iconic items.

It's an okay location to look through to see what you can find. Unfortunately, I did not find…read moreanything for me but lots of people seemed to. Their prices are higher, they had Nike air max with a $74 price tag. They had a foldie bag that retails for $60 brand new for $50. I'm sure their prices re based on their location. Parking is $2 an hour and you may have to circle a few times to find one. I hit lucky and found one right down the street. Staff didn't seem to greet anyone upon entering. Stuff was very organized. They have several dressing rooms.

An "upscale" goodwill. Lots of Ann Taylor, Banana Republic,…read moreZara, type of ticket items. Price is reasonable, and half off color tag days still apply. They do continuously spray some essential oil throughout the store. If you are alergic to essential oils or scents, you could die in here. I was told by an associate that they have to keep that on cuz they can't wash the clothes.

Cute, quaint area but sad to see Mod Gen, Bavette, and Restoration Hardware closed this year. And…read moreFrancesca's is closing as well. I am hopeful more businesses will come in soon! I enjoy visiting this area.

This is one of Milwaukee's most vibrant mixed used gentrified neighborhoods. It's where many…read morerestaurants, unique shopping, art, galleries, performing art, theaters, salons, and spas are in a historic warehouse setting. It's now listed on the National Register of Historic Places as Milwaukee's oldest center of commerce and housing. It's now home to more than 400 businesses & is a hub for artistic activity. The Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, Artist Resource Network, Odessa, School of Fashion, and the Broadway theater center are here. We previously explored the Milwaukee Public Market & the Riverwalk, which are considered within the Third Ward.

I have not been to the remnants of The Avenue since I was a kid. It is nice to see that a section…read moreof it is hanging on as a TJ Maxx location. The street (metered) parking was easy to find when we arrived. Architecture of the ex-Mall was still lovely to see and there was a tour group there talking about the history of the location. If you go to one TJ Maxx in Wisconsin make it this one.

T.J. Maxx is a go-to spot for anyone who loves the thrill of a bargain. Whether you're after…read morebrand-name clothes, home décor, beauty products, or random kitchen gadgets you didn't know you needed, it offers a constantly rotating inventory that keeps every visit interesting.

We had an awesome visit! Bought three hats including Kentucky Derby hats. Any wait to go back.read more

Arrogant, self-important posers. In other words, they're in just the right neighborhood. How many…read more"shops" do you find in MKE open only by appointment? You're selling hats, kids -- not running a cancer clinic. Still, I'm sure they'll be just fine until Bay View finally disappears up it's own...

Alright people, don't sleep on Kohl's! I certainly don't come here enough but whenever I do I'm…read morereminded how much they really have to offer. I was in search of an 'ugly holiday sweater' and heard a few options could be found here. I popped in for that, and left with plenty more! So many great stocking stuffers, holiday decor pieces, and clothing options. I forget what a vast clothing section they have, and same with toys, just in time for santa-planning. Also, prices here are very, very good. I'm always surprised at the check-out how many sales are going on that bring the prices in more down even more. Plus they give out Kohl's cash like candy I swear. This location is clean, easy to navigate, and has plenty of parking.

This Kohl's is a little tighter and smaller than others, and like the others it is a bit…read moreshort-staffed. Clean and mostly in order, Kohl's are consistent in this way. I've noticed that middle aged people seem to prefer Kohl's over Target, younger people like Target more than Kohl's but a lot of us comparison shop at both places on the same day. When I was in here a little girl kept putting stuff in her mother's purse, and her mother had to keep putting it all back, very entertaining.

I've literally witnessed how many people buy out inventory but I catch 2 restocks in my entire life…read moreand they literally make new rules. It's hard not feel some type of way. Also, the excel employee almost definitely is selling the information to scalpers. Fully convinced the staff do as they please. Candace or however you spell it from asset protection will talk just to make herself feel powerful and waste your time. Im 100% certain they are back dooring now... Monday was restock I visited everyday except Friday and 2 guys bought everything out... how nice of them!! Smh.

I was so excited when Target opened on the North Shore. But I refuse to shop this location ever…read moreagain and will now drive 20 minutes out of my way to a different Target (or while I'm at it, just shop Costco instead). Customer service at Glendale is non-existent. Yeah, it's that bad. Take a tip from the other Targets in the Milwaukee metro area, and realize that customer service means SERVING THE CUSTOMER. And if you don't like doing that, get another job somewhere else doing something else.

Holy cow is this place great. I mean you get service and sincere assistance in validating what can…read morebe a complicated purchase. My reward for hitting my Weight Watchers goal of 40 pounds down was a new pair of walking shoes because success begets success - and let the party continue! I first looked at the clearance rack. Sadly, the selection was pretty picked over. So I went to look at New Balance, a brand I consider tried and true. A really knowledgeable salesman explained the features and benefits of four different levels of shoes. I didn't buy by price, I bought on benefit and am really happy with my selection. It's so comfortable and supportive. The salesman measured my feet and - whoops - I've been buying too small shoes for a while. Now with a comfortable expansive toe box, good arch support and a heel construction that feels wrapped around the back of my foot I am seriously happy and walking on. Thanks for the help, Stan's. See you in another 40 pounds!

So great to have Stan's in the neighborhood! They carry top brands and offer great service...like…read morean old fashioned shoe store. If they don't have it they'll do their best to get it. Carlos is super knowledgeable, patient and eager to please. Long live Stan's! :)