I've been here before, but I don't know that I've ever ordered as well. The special was a giant…read moreburger that my new friends at the bar were splitting, but most of the menu is set up more family style - divided by plate size. The waitstaff will walk you through how that works your first time. We started with some of the taste & share plates - showing off WI cheese to the out of towners - and then a few people shared some gnocchi and beef tartare while a couple people got burgers. We had maybe 4 bites leftover, and no room for dessert, it was a personal victory. I'm sad I didn't get photos because I love the feel of each unique area that's here. The restaurant is bigger than you think because it's subdivided into smaller rooms. We had a group of 7 for a work event (which meant I kept my phone put away) and were in a cozy little nook in the back by ourselves, I'd never even noticed this little spot. What a fantastic time we had!

I finally visited Story Hill BKC for an actual dinner - my birthday dinner actually. I had a $5…read moreBDay credit and it was on my list so BF and I went at about 5:30 sans reservation. At that time we were easily seated in the main dining area, but there were quite a few full tables already seated. Our service was excellent and friendly, thanks to Elly. The main dining room is not large. It remains fairly cozy and seating spills over to high top tables in the liquor store area, but no one was seated there during our visit. We started with the twin mushroom handpies - Local Mushroom Duxelles, Shredded Saxony and Montamoré, Sherry Syrup, Thyme Almond Gremolata. They took a long time to come out from the kitchen, which was understandable since they were baked in house, but they were still a little raw on top. Nonetheless, they were the best bite I had all evening. I had the Root Vegetable Agnolotti - Black Garlic Pasta, Sweet Potato And Ricotta, Celery Root Soubise, Toasted pine Nuts, Crispy Parsnip and Sage, Basil Oil. It was interesting and I enjoyed trying it, but I wasn't blown away. The sauce was thick and the filling was similar in texture and the overall effect was kind of muddy and smushy. It was helped by all the toppings, but this wasn't a home run. BF had the Tuesday burger special, in this case a Bacon Barbecue - Prime beef, coffee BBQ, crispy onion strings. He enjoyed it quite a bit and said the barbecue sauce was not too overwhelming. It was a big burger and quite filling. I had a Manhattan and a glass of wine - both of which were very good. They offer up a celebration dessert - an unbaked cheesecake slice with chocolate sauce and cherries. It was a nice light bite to end the dinner and we enjoyed it. I will say that I find their pricing to be somewhat aggressive. Several of their appetizers, sharables and sides are priced like main dishes and their main dishes are priced as if this were a high-end steak house instead of a more casual eatery. My pasta was fairly good, but more than a steak at comparable restaurants at $33. It was not THAT good.

Excellent visit here the other night for dinner…read more After grabbing Saz's at Harvest Fair, we got a $10 off coupon so wanted to use that for some mozzarella sticks. They really are the best! We ordered the pulled pork sandwich and BYO burger, both delicious. Plenty of fries on our plates, too. There we a few couples dining here, but otherwise, it was pretty dead for a Saturday night. Our server was friendly and quick to get us whatever we needed, including a large carafe of water. The prices might be a little high for some things but it's always consistent.

NLCS!!!! Stopped by for a pregame of Dr. Pepper and the…read moreFestival Combo. Taking the shuttle to the game Katie was great to us regardless of our Dodger apparel

My absolute favorite eggs benedict and hashbrowns of all time! They have such a great selection of…read morebreakfast food including incredible stuffed hashbrowns, which you can even sub in for regular hashbrowns. Their monkey bread is an absolute must and you have to include the "crunk it" sauce. As for atmosphere the restaurant is relatively large with a few seats at the bar top.

Did you know that Blue's Egg serves a fish fry on Fridays during Lent? Until last week I didn't…read moreknow that either. Their website has a popup on the home page saying it comes with fried haddock, potato pancakes, applesauce, and rye bread, but the popup doesn't list the price and it isn't available through the online ordering function. I ended up calling in an order to go, substituting wheat bread for the rye, and also added a piece of lemon ginger coffee cake. The lemon ginger coffee cake tasted fine, but man was it dry. Like Sahara Desert dry. Maybe this was an anomaly and their other baked goods are better, but I'd be hesitant to try them based on this coffee cake. Even though the website says the side is potato pancakes with applesauce, my fish fry came with fries. They ended up being the best part of the meal, which I certainly wasn't expecting. Still, I was disappointed cause I prefer potato pancakes and was given their inclusion as an expectation. The wheat bread itself was ok, but the butter was oddly unsalted. The fish, of which there was three pieces, was battered with a hint of beer, but like the butter for the bread there was no salt to speak of in the batter. As much as I didn't enjoy the unsalted butter for the bread, not having salt in the batter for the fish managed to be more unpleasant. Maybe Blue's Egg should just stick with serving breakfast items instead of adding something temporary that they clearly aren't pros at.

Unsure what to grab for lunch, I stopped here and chose a Corned Beef Sandwich with slaw. Awesome…read more Best in Milwaukee. And I've tried all the popular corned beef places. Needs to be on the list for Best Corned Beef Sandwich in Milwaukee/

Date of visit: September 16, 2025…read more This was near some friends and they raved about the food--especially the breakfast items, which they serve all day. I should have listened to them because I went with more of a lunch/dinner type item and it wasn't made the way I asked for it. My husband also went lunch/dinner and also did not get what he asked for. Staff was frustrated and apologetic, but I didn't love the delay after a long day at work. Thankfully the second time was the charm and my bananas foster milkshake was quite good and definitely something I would recommend. A member of staff had their little one hanging around, and while I don't normally care about that, when they wandered outside and were playing a bit closer to the street than I was comfortable with, I knew it was time to go. The outdoor seating is directly on the sidewalk, so if that is not your jam, look to sit inside instead, though this did not bother me at all. Next time I come I would listen to my friends and hope for an error free breakfast item instead!

Went for Sunday brunch around 10:30am. It was not busy. The area was. No place for parking so we…read moreparked in the lot by the old Jose sombrero.... and had to call for assistance to get out so try to find parking or Uber. That lot is also a lil pricey. We were seated upstairs right away. Woodsy decor and supper club feel. Plenty of seating. Nice options for Brunch and lunch. I had the Wisconsinite (eggs, hash brown, toast) lumberjack style. (Extra egg and pancake.) The had bottomless mimosas but I got the Spicy Bloody Mary. (Delicious)... for meat I chose the brat patty. I tried my friend's grill cheese, bacon, pickle sandwich. Fries were included. Everything was delicious! I forgot to take a Pic. Huge portions. Giselle was so attentive and made awesome recommendations. I will be back. Also plenty of outdoor seating.

Buckatabon absolutely nailed the supper club feel. The inside is adorably decorated and feels cozy,…read morethe loon noises playing in the bathroom and a fish fry every day! I've been here a few times for drinks but this was my first time dining and the fish fry was excellent!! I ordered the perch - which came with 3 large pieces of perfectly crispy beer battered fillets, a side of coleslaw and 2 amazingly crispy potato pancakes with applesauce. No notes! I also love that the noise level in the restaurant is perfect (I.e. not loud)- especially when you have a large group you want to converse with! Definitely worth a visit if you're looking for a fish fry!

Had an amazing experience at Miss Molly's Cafe!! So many good menu items to choose from I had a…read morehard time deciding! I chose the brunch sandwich which comes on a homemade rosemary biscuit and it was fantastic! My mom said her tuna salad sandwich was the BEST SHE'S EVER HAD!!! They even have jugs of water for you to take to your table which I appreciated a lot. Next time I'm in the area, I'd love to come back and try a coffee! My only negative is that our food took a very long time to come out. Although, it was definitely worth the wait!

Been here a few times in the past. This time, I came with a friend to get a hot beverage and a…read morepastry. Food: They have a large selection of breakfast pastries, including scones, cinnamon rolls, hand pies, and more. There are also some savory items, such as a rosemary biscuit. It was a tough choice, but when in doubt, I go for a scone, and they had a Maple Cinnamon one. I had it warmed up a bit, and it was delicious. These scones are not muffins in disguise, which means the texture is a bit drier and more crumbly--perfect alongside a hot beverage. For my drink, I ordered a London Fog Tea Latte. I was hoping to have it served in an actual ceramic mug, but those are only offered to customers who order drip coffee. That said, they made a very good London Fog, with a little extra lavender and plenty of foam. For my taste, it could have been a bit hotter. Service: Everyone who helped us was kind and helpful and gave us plenty of time to choose the perfect pastries. When ordering the London Fog, they explained how they make theirs and how they would add the extra lavender, which I appreciated. As mentioned above, they do not provide mugs for specialty drinks, using mugs instead to keep track of customers who have paid for bottomless drip coffee. I could bring my own mug from home, but I am not a fan of carrying around coffee shop essentials. Atmosphere: The building is nicely designed on the outside and sits on a corner with plenty of large windows that bring in natural light. It faces north, so you avoid the glaring morning sun. Upon entering, there is a short walk to the counter, where you can view all of the bakery and pastry items. A menu board above clearly displays the breakfast and lunch offerings, making it easy for first time visitors. There are numerous tables that accommodate small groups, and a fireplace with a couple of upholstered chairs offers a cozy seating option. Even after filling up with customers, the noise level was very good, and easy to have casual conversations. A nice visit and a place I would enjoy coming back to.

We were in town for a basketball tournament so we went to the Reunion Restaurant for a team dinner…read more It's not easy to serve a group of 25 split into 7 checks, but they did it well! They have an arcade upstairs that kept the kids entertained for a bit. The funds go quickly in this arcade though! The food was good. I ordered their Friday special, a 3 piece fish fry. It was delicious! The batter was very crispy and the fish was a good size! I ordered their Cajun fries and it was delicious. My husband ordered their shrimp and steak fajitas. It came out sizzling and smelling sooo good! The steak was tender and delicious but the shrimp was a bit rubbery.

This is my second review of the ayce brunch, with aycd mimosas. This time it was packed in there,…read moreprobably due to the fact that they had a Groupon Special that ends soon (which we used also). Breakfast and lunch fare was pretty standard,. Laid out on a steam table. Scrambled eggs, breakfast potatoes, bacon, sausage, biscuits and gravy, chicken and waffles, pancakes, french toast, bbq ribs, mac & cheese, pasta, marinara, garlic bread, breakfast and regular pizza, and a dessert station which included cheesecake, brownies and fresh fruit. New this time was a cooked to order omelet station. For the mimosas , Bloodys, and Screwdrivers you get a pour of the Brut Champagne (probably the cheapest brand but it was actually good), or Vodka and they have a serve yourself mixer bar which includes spicy or regular bloody mary mix, orange juice, cranberry juice or lemonade. I chose the cranberry mimosas. The only downfall was that like any other steam table buffet some of the food was only cool to lukewarm. Excellent service as always

This is a cafe/food drop that serves a great need in the area. A "pay what you can" place, the…read moredaily menu is posted. All offerings are tasty and nutritious. The decor is warm and welcoming. It reminds me of the now closed Beans and Barley in the early 80s--before the fire. There is also a variety of fresh produce and sometimes bakery for those in need. The day I visited, there were cukes, carrots, potatoes, sweet potatoes, cabbage and onions. So happy to patronize a place like this!

Kindness, Flavor, and Community All in One Place…read more Tricklebee Café is such a warm, welcoming gem -- you feel the heart of this place the moment you walk in. Their pay-what-you-can model makes nourishing, plant-based food accessible to everyone, and every dish is made with love. On my visit for Vegan Soul Friday, I had the Soul-Kissed BLT -- applewood vegan bacon, fresh lettuce, juicy tomato, cheddar cheeze, candied jalapeños, and chipotle-avocado aioli on a wheat baguette. It was incredible -- smoky, tangy, and just the right amount of spice. Paired with their Cucumber-Mint Lemonade, it was the perfect balance of refreshing and flavorful. The team was also incredibly accommodating of my scooter and accessibility needs, which made the experience even more special. Whether you're vegan or just love great food with a mission, you need to visit Tricklebee Café. It's more than a meal -- it's a place where good food and good people come together. #AccessWithSamera #AccessWithSamera

Stopped by on a cold night before a Bucks game and it was the perfect pregame spot!…read more I ordered the Hollander turkey burger with fries and a prickly pear margarita. The burger was delicious and super filling, I really liked the curry ketchup. The prickly pear margarita was also delicious. Parking wasn't hard to find, which is always a win. Service was friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere was cozy. I definitely want to come back to try their other items! :-)

When visiting Tosa, this is an establishment one must check out. Located in Tosa Village next to…read morethe Menomonee River, we were seated in view of the train tracks and the river, which was beautiful even during a cloudy Thursday afternoon. The village itself is already beautiful, but the cozy ambience of the restaurant definitely added to the wonderful dining experience. Upon entering, you're greeted and shown to your seat. The restaurant has a huge selection of beers and drinks, in addition to the delicious selection of dishes. I had a local beer, which was recommended by our server. He explained the two beers I was choosing between, even offering a sample of for both (which was a huge plus). I ended up going with the Lowlander Oranje (which is a local beer). The beer starts off a bit bitter but settles into a clean taste that really paired well with all the dishes we ordered. They also have a happy hour during the weekdays from 3PM - 5PM, which gives you 50% off local beers. So, if you have the time, make sure to check that out. We ordered the Buckatabon Cheese Curds (a must in WI), which are made from Meunster cheese, Bruschetta Flatbread (which includes goat cheese spread), and the Mussels (served with a sliced toasted baguette). Everything was absolutely delicious. The flatbread was definitely a pleasant surprise, while the mussels were a show stealer. The baguette definitely pairs well with the mussels which sit in a delicious "broth" that is extremely flavorful. As for parking, you will have to look for street parking (2-hour parking), but if you're going during the weekdays, it shouldn't be an issue. During busier times, they do have a public parking lot a few doors down from the restaurant, which charges about $10 for the first hour and an additional charge after that. When I visit WI next time, I will make sure to stop by again to try the other local beers and dishes. 5 stars all the way!

4.5/5 stars. Came here for dinner around 5pm on a Saturday without a reservation and was able to be…read moreseated at the bar. I tried the escargot ($16.95) and the crab vol au vent ($18.95). The two appetizers were surprisingly filling! The crab puff pastry had a great flavor, especially with the sauce, but it could have had a stronger crab flavor/larger crab pieces. The puff pastry was crispy and yummy, and it was nice it came with a side salad! The escargots were piping hot. The snails were small, but there were two pieces in each hole. The sauce was nice and buttery. The puff pastry was crispy and buttery. Overall enjoyed the dinner here. The waitstaff were nice, and the service was quick. The ambiance was cute.

Had a res for 4. Seated upstairs. TINY table. Prices were crazy and they stuck STRICTLY to the 2…read morehour policy. At 8 some waitress we had never seen came over and said "we need this table so yall betta go now." For 4 people, $300+ bill....no thank you. Was SUPER excited for escargot! And you get 12!!!......until....you see they are smaller than a pea each. House special Char was overcooked and never order a curry at "french" restaurant in WI. I get it. If it overlooked the River Senne or Eifel Tower or was in Manhatten.....It's WAUWATOSA WI.....get over yourself. No thank you. Prices: Way too much Service: 2 hour limit for $300 bill? No thank you Food tasted good but not "$300" good. I'll stick to french stuff when i go to france.