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    Wioletta's Polish Market

    Wioletta's Polish Market

    4.3(25 reviews)
    3.4 miTippecanoe

    Now that their restaurant (Wioletta's) is closed, this is the only place to get some of their…read morepastry, sausages, and imported Polish items. Not to be missed. Bought an eclair, a pastry, a Patschke, a sausage, sauerkraut, pierogis,hot mustard, etc. What's not to like?

    I really wanted to like this place but the wheels fell off at the deli. It's a nice little store…read moreand I wanted to sample a few things. They have heat and serve items that are homemade. The deli looked amazing with meats that I have never seen before. I started with what looked like meat sticks because I'm a sucker for meat sticks. Next was homemade cheese and potato pierogis. On to the meat counter and I would sample 4-5 of 1/8 of a pound deli meats. While my first meat choice was being sliced an older blond woman would intervene with a nasty attitude and said no 1/8 of a pound because the minimum on deli meats is 3/4 of a pound and there is signs stating that I didn't notice ? Well I don't need 5 pounds of deli meat for sampling. Then I get what are we supposed with the meat we already sliced and I said I will buy it and was only .520 of a pound which was not their minimum quantity that they stated, I would have spent about $10 more in the deli if they didn't have a ridiculously unusual policy. I have been ordering deli meat most of my life and this is the first time I had to order a minimum quantity, am I in the twilight zone ??. The fact that older blond was so rigid about a minimum quantity and not willing to sell me deli meats that I requested is absolutely a giant fail at customer service. O W deli had no problem doing that for me a couple weeks ago and what a contrast between the two polish Deli store.

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    Doh'p - Pesto chicken pizza

    Doh'p

    4.7(23 reviews)
    3.5 miFernwood, Bay View

    We were set to head out to one of the pizza farms but it was raining so we search for wood fired…read morepizza and found Doh'p. It's a cozy place in a Bayview neighborhood and when it's not raining has a lot of outdoor seating. But lucky for us they also have indoor tables. These are pretty much personal pizzas, (10") well at least for me. But they have a really nice selection of choices of preset ingredients and build your own pizza. I choose the Pesto Party-it Pesto base, chicken, bacon, mushrooms, fresh mozzarella, shaved parmesan, cracked black pepper. The pesto was nut free but had a really bold flavor. The ingredients were fresh and very flavorful. It was ready in minutes and was nice and crispy. My wife had The Wild Goat which is-Creamy goat cheese base, roasted mushroom medley, arugula, shaved parmesan, balsamic drizzle. Another combination with a ton of flavor. The staff was friendly and seemed interested what we thought of the pizzas, which we were happy to ell them that we loved them. They have a couple local beers and other standard fare of beers & sodas. We were just chasing pizza but they offer lots of other entrees like sandwiches, Mac & cheese and even steak & salmon. We'll definitely come back and try other pizzas or sandwiches.

    This was our first time here, we ordered online which was very streamline. We picked our pizza up…read moreinside and the staff were very attentive and kind. It was nice inside, there was plenty of bar seating and a handful of tables inside with a large outdoor space. The wood fire pizza looked good but tasted phenomenal! The garlic butter crust had a satisfying crunch and the combo of flavors on both pizzas had me speechless. I will definitely be back!

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    Madison Avenue Market

    Madison Avenue Market

    5.0(1 review)
    2.0 mi
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    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.

    Market30 - grocery - Updated August 2026

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