Just moved to the neighborhood and ended getting a bunch of stuff for my apartment here. It's not…read morejust a food market; they have everything here. Coffeemakers, towels, plants, a bird cage, bedding... they even have duck boots in the back. Of course the prices are going to be lower at Walmart but if you need something right away, they most likely have it. Their beer selection is pretty good, as well. I don't know about that unfortunate experience one of the other reviewers had. Both shopkeepers I interacted with seemed like the nicest people! Even got some free candy with my purchase.

Cute little corner store for beer, ice, soft drinks, snacks, etc. They don't carry spirits or wine…read moreor much of an assortment, so for a neighborhood store we prefer Gloriosos, but this place has been great for last minute ice or mixer, since it's located so nearby to us.

There are places you go to buy lunch, and then there are places that somehow turn buying lunch into…read morean experience. G. Groppi Food Market is the second kind. I walked into G. Groppi Food Market expecting to grab a sandwich. Somehow, about 30 seconds later, I felt like I had accidentally wandered into a tiny neighborhood market somewhere in Italy. This place has character. Everything feels old-school in the best possible way--beautifully organized produce, fresh meats, Italian sausages (including garlic Italian sausage and something appropriately called the "Angry Italian"), cheeses, olive oils, wines, prepared foods, and enough little discoveries on the shelves to make you forget you originally came in for lunch. Then there's the deli. The gentleman making sandwiches looked like he had stepped directly out of a 1920s movie: tall, slender, full mustache, old-school cap--the whole look. I half expected him to hand me my sandwich and then go outside and start a Model T. But beyond the style, he was incredibly welcoming, courteous, and genuinely added to the charm of the place. I ordered the turkey panini and had them make it spicy. Fantastic. The bread was perfectly toasted--crisp on the outside without being destroyed by the panini press--and the sandwich itself was fresh, flavorful, and exactly what I wanted. But here's where Groppi really got me. I took my sandwich and a bottle of San Pellegrino out to their little garden/patio area. It was one of those perfect Milwaukee fall afternoons: sweater weather, leaves falling from the trees, sunshine coming through the branches, and I'm sitting there eating this ridiculously good Italian sandwich thinking, Where has this place been hiding? They even have a bar in the back where you can enjoy your sandwich with a glass of wine, do a wine tasting, or grab another drink. They also make hot prepared foods--including mac and cheese and other meals you can take home--so this isn't just a deli. It's part neighborhood grocery store, part Italian market, part deli, part bar, and part little neighborhood escape. You can come here to grocery shop. You can come for fresh meat and sausage. You can grab a sandwich. You can sit outside with lunch. You can have a glass of wine. Or, apparently, you can walk in for a sandwich and spend the next hour pretending you're on vacation in a tiny Italian neighborhood. Absolutely loved this place. One of those Milwaukee gems that makes exploring the city worth it.

Groppis Market is a must stop in the Bay View neighborhood! It's got so much character and…read moreeverything you could want in an Italian deli. They have the best paninis in town. Santa Fe and Cubano are my two favorites. They are huge, so if you're not seriously hungry get the half and you'll be plenty full. They also have a wine bar in the back with a nice tap list of beers. There is a killer patio to hang out in, sip on your wine/beer as you savor your panini. You definitely feel like you're in Italy when you step into this market. Definitely one of the highlights when visiting the Bay View neighborhood.

Fantastic service! I spoke with Harper in Produce, as I wanted to buy Fairy Food for my family. It…read moreis not in-season and is a special treat. Harper notified Ana, the Produce Manager. In less than 12 hours, Ana called to say she had obtained many containers from other Sendik's stores. I am always a loyal Sendik's shopper. I was so impressed that Harper and Ana went above-and-beyond to obtain this special treat -- strong work and thank you both!

I can't think of many grocery stores in Waukesha county with a better stocked meat department than…read morethe New Berlin Sendiks. Today they had 6-8 options for flavored chicken sausages alone. This location specifically has had everything I've ever needed. Unfortunately, be prepared to pay a little extra for such an extensive location, as is the norm for the red bagged Sendiks. Tip: Don't sleep on the Sendiks branded bacon. It's a favorite in my house

I wouldn't drive out of my way, and I certainly wouldn't pass up a Supermercado El Rey for Monterey…read morebut that's the South Side standard. Monterrey is a Latin grocery, medium sized, and I always wondered why South American Spanish speaking culture is called, Latin. Turns out, of all the modern Romance languages, Spanish is the closest to the Roman language. It's closer to Roman Latin than modern Italian! This is the sort of thing one learns when stuck with a socio-linguist for any amount of time at a conference. Anyway, Monterrey doesn't quite have the variety of produce at El Rey, and MM is a little cramped. I was worried about knocking something over the whole time I was in the first time, my second and third times I felt a little more familiar with the layout but still it's a little close for comfort.

This is in the old Toys R Us local. I don't know what took me so long to get here. It is a…read moreHispanic grocery store with everything you could possibly want. There was fresh fruit and veggies, a meat counter, and a hot food area. There was even a chamoy place in the front. The place was very clean and not congested like other grocers. We for sure will be back.

I've been coming here regularly for drinks/snacks, and they always have a great selection to choose…read morefrom. Today I decided to try out the deli for the first time, and I'll definitely be back! I got the lake front sandwich and a mango lassi, and both were phenomenal! The ingredients were all very fresh and made to order, and the service was great! If you haven't already tried the deli here, I'd highly recommend stopping in!

Tried the deli part to grab a quick bite as I heard a lot about this place. I came some years back…read morebut couldn't remember that experience. Anyway, had I known she was going to make my grilled panini with regular sandwich bread, I definitely would have tried somewhere different. Not that it tasted bad at all, I assumed grilled panini meant ciabatta and also GRILLED. I had gotten a mango lassi too and was not my preference as well, they mix theirs with spices (that were chunky in the drink, not pleasant for me personally). The worker was so nice but yeah, false advertising for their menu items.

Alright I love this place. The name says it all because it's the the perfect in and our place for…read moreall of your needs. Though the selection is definitely smaller than your average, full-size Sendik's there is still plenty to pick from. They've got all of your staples for food, drink (alcoholic and non), and convenience items (i.e. dish soap, toilet paper, etc). Plus, so many fresh options for an easy meal, including rotating hot bar, fresh fruit veg, and more. I will say however, it's on the expensive side. I have to tell myself to not be surprised my the total at check-out. I've not long just moved to the area and already popped into this place plenty of times. Didn't have time to make dinner - stopped in for a quick pick up. On the way to my brother's house for a Packer game - stopped in to choose from their very vast beer, wine, and liquor sections. Hosted friends at our house - stopped in to grab some ready-made apps. Had a hungry toddler while on the go - stopped in for snacks. It's also conveniently connected to a gas station with plenty of pumps. The store itself is very nice as well. Super clean and updated interior. Everything is nicely presented. The carts and baskets are in great shape. Also shout out to the staff because each time I've been here I've encountered someone super friendly!

We bought deli items. Mock crab, potato salad, tortellini. The tortellini was okay, but the mock…read morecrab was mushy and tasteless. Besides that, the potatoes were hard and the item had very little flavor. Outpost's deli is fresh, healthy, and flavorful. I can't help but wonder why Sendiks isn't learning from them. We like having Sendiks2Go so close to us whenever we run out of something, but I do not recommend the deli. Been burnt too many times. Otherwise, Sendiks is a fine store.

I don't discriminate with food so you will find me at a nice restaurant, a truck, a cart, a dive…read morerestaurant, a bar and in back of the liquor store hot table. I stumbled across this place with my Yelp trick, if you are in an area away from home look for restaurants in the area because you will see options that don't show on the generic Yelp search from home and I do this while traveling also. Ok the low down on this hidden gem and I always say that you have to get off of Main Street and into the neighborhoods no matter how good or bad they are because that's where the nuggets are. This is a small neighborhood market/liquor store with a diverse hot food table that is like soul food crashed into Puerto Rican food with cat fish, fried chicken, chicken soup, bbq looking food and Puerto Rican classics. I had no service issues and everyone was friendly but some Yelpers might have a problem with the area but it's never stopped me. I was only there Puerto Rican items even though the fried chicken was very tempting. The P/R rice was a definite and I had to ask about other items like the potato ball and the dark tamale looking thing. The P/R rice was seasoned slightly compared to rest of my food and clumpy with beans in it. The potato ball was fu%king delicious and amazing seasoned nicely. It's like a crispy thin pastry shell that has a layer of mashed potatoes and a ground beef center, shepherds pie in a ball OMG I have to have again. The dark cigar looking thing is similar to a tamale with like a plant based texture/taste with shredded pork inside that was seasoned well and spiced nicely. OMG this is such a delicious gem in the back of a liquor store and well worth the drive so I can't wait to go back.

I had forgotten about Pueblo but the other night a coworker and I stopped there after work. I had…read morebeen for beer and small necessities before but never tried the food. I was hungry and in the mood to get something to take home so there we were. I should say that their beer prices and selection are pretty good for the size and location of the store. They generally have Dogfish Head, Three Sheeps, and a few others that you don't always find everywhere even if they're not exactly rare. Prices are generally good for the other items in the store too. There's a lot of teas and some other dry goods. But we were there for the deli. It was definitely past peak hours and some items were sold out. But I got some (yellow?) rice and some beef stew. The seasoned rice was flavorful for being so deceptively simple. The beef stew was good too if a little salty. I would definitely come back more toward lunchtime. I've always liked the mom-and-pop "neighborhood" vibe about Pueblo too. If I lived closer I would be there more often.

This is so much more than a grocery store. There are actually 3 levels here. First floor regular…read moregroceery shopping but the also have a little cafe/wine and beer counter. There is a menu there but the part I liked is you can go up to the meat case, pick something out and they cook it up for you. Entrees come with fries of roasted vegtables. I had the tilapia with the veggies. My friends had burgers from the regular menu. Can't comment on the bill because I had 3 glasses of Moscato. The second floor was pretty bare. There was seating and a large screen tv, for those who want to catch the game while the other one shops. The third floor is amazing. It has a huge floral section, candles, books, throw pillows, some clothing items etc. And we are talking high quality. I'm so glad my friend invited me to lunch today

Date of visit: November 10, 2025…read more I had never had need to come into this Sendik's before, between not getting out to The Corners all that often and not being a huge fan of this chain, finding it a bit overpriced. However, I was walking right by the upper level entrance and remembered that I needed a couple things so I did enter and was a bit impressed with the large variety of non-food items on this level. While none of them were things that I was there for, it was something I wanted to make a mental note of for the future. After heading downstairs, I did find what I was looking for though for the size of the store I was a bit surprised at the limited selection in both of the areas that I browsed (pretzels and baking needs), but they did have what I came for, so I can't complain too much! This isn't a store I would likely frequent often if I lived in the area, but it was definitely good in a pinch and since I was already walking by.