Ready to spice things up? This purveyor of herbs and spice blends at the end of the Milwaukee…read morePublic Market is worth taking a look at! We bought a couple of things including a delicious maple popcorn sprinkle that makes me want to eat nothing but popcorn. Staff is milling around ready to help. This was a busy spot (popular products + the turnaround for the market); they could stand to have about twice the space!

I love fun spices. The Spice House has fun spices and regular spices. Located inside the Milwaukee…read morePublic Market, it's easily accessible. There is a huge selection of spices, and when I went, there was a sale. Cool! There are some nice spice mixes to use for fish, veggies, meat, poultry, basically anything you can imagine. I bought one a Tuscan herb blend, then I know I'm going to have to go buy more because it is perfect for grilled veggies. I also got a spicy hot mix for Christmas presents. I'm not about to try that one. There is basically something for everyone. I do want to go to their bigger store. They also sell online.

Grabbed a seat at the bar around 6pm on a Thursday and it was BUSY. Granted it's a holiday weekend…read more Service was still quick. I went with the pan seared walleye, sub double veggies. It was delicious!! Literally no votes. Vegetables were tasty, fish cooked perfectly, and the sauce was perfect. Good drink prices and daily specials but didn't take advantage this time.

A great place! My son and I were in town for the Brewers/Cubs game (Stadium Tour '26) and St…read more Paul's was recommended by our hotel. Very pleased as this was bustling with activity and had a very vibrant city-scene feel! I saw another patron order the Maine Lobster Roll and had to ask her what is was because it looked so good. She said she got it every time and highly recommended it. I wish I knew her name because I would offer to sing at her wedding....the Maine Libster Roll was TO DIE FOR!! Service was prompt and friendly. We will be back!!

Representing 2021, W is for West Allis Cheese & Sausage Shoppe. Now at W, the last of 7 from my…read moreChicago & Wisconsin trip. See my 5-star of American Family First Field, 4-star of Cargo Coffee East (in Madison), & 5-star of Indeed Brewing Company. Yet another 5-star experience in Milwaukee. On Saturday, September 4, 2021, my friend was interested in the science museum, but I was interested in seeing more variety of things in downtown Milwaukee. So, I dropped him off and did my own stuff that afternoon. One thing was stopping at the Milwaukee Public Market, which my friend from Arizona highly recommended. My friend really missed out on this one! Like the night before, I had cheese curds again here at West Allis! When in Rome, right?! Cheese curds were outstanding, which was the side to my also outstanding Muenster grilled cheese sandwich on buttery toasted sourdough. Of the 3 cheese curds I had in Milwaukee, all 3 of which were excellent, West Allis was the very best of 3 excellent choices. Cheese curds in Maryland (where I live) don't compare; see my 4-star review of Brew Belly in Olney, MD visited 2.5 months after Milwaukee trip written on 10/6/25; other aspects of that place were stronger, cheese curds were more of a 3-star (I was spoiled in Milwaukee), but still even those cheese curds were far superior to the worst date of 2021 at Brew Belly. The line at West Allis was long at lunchtime on that Saturday of Labor Day weekend, but the staff was efficient & cordial getting people through the line in reasonable time as well as getting the food quickly. I think I ate in an upstairs area of the market where there was some seating. If I was ever in Milwaukee again, I'd come back here, Brewers game if it timed well: Go Brew Crew!

What a wonderful little spot, hidden away in the middle of Milwaukee Public Market. West Allis…read moreoffers a great range of cheese- and meat-based food and drinks, with the best range of Bloody Mary cocktails I've ever seen. The order line moved fast, but the pick up line was very chaotic and hard to find a spot to wait without getting swept away in the crowds passing by. But it was worth the wait - would definitely return.

Love me some popcorn…read more This wagon reminds me of trips to the zoo and filling up on popcorn. You can't beat the real butter the old lady pours over the white kernels. The bag is overfilled and then dropped into a plastic bag so that you don't have a buttery mess. Get a small bag, if you fill up on anything bigger it may kill you.

There's not a lot to say about how much I love this place. I bike here on my way home every day and…read morestop by a couple times a week to buy fruit. The guys that are outside are really friendly and you can't really argue with the prices. A pineapple for a dollar, pack of raspberries for two, or a half dozen oranges for 100 pennies. This place keeps me closer to a balanced diet by supplementing my ramen and popcorn with cheap, delicious fruit.

I love this Whole Foods location because they have an easy underground parking garage and excellent…read morefruit, vegetables, meat, vitamins, beauty products, etc. I'm also a huge fan of their olive bar. Most of the employees are also really friendly and welcoming. I'm giving 5-stars but one of my biggest complaints is that the escalator is broken at least once or twice a month and I hate taking the elevator to the parking garage.

Love their kabobs, but got the whiskey covered steak ones and just cooked them. Was disappointed…read morehow fatty the steak is. Honestly haven't eaten much of the steak as it is mostly fat. Stinks for the price we paid

I've been enjoying Kehr's since I was a child. I loved in the neighborhood where the factory is, it…read moreused to be a store. I have fond memories of getting as much penny candy as I could. I just took my grandkids to the market to get some candy, they were amazed by the selection!

We went to the Kehr's at the Public Market and it was just ok. I purchased three pieces of candy…read more(mint meltaway, chocolate covered cherry, and a turtle) for about $5 and nothing was spectacular, although the turtle was the best. The chocolate was a little hard and not creamy. The Public Market is great though and I highly recommend a visit for the other vendors.