If you're looking for a good brunch, check out Fiesta Cafe they are serving up an amazing…read moreMexican-inspired brunch! The Enfrijoladas (breakfast style enchiladas) are a hidden gem on the menu, and the Supreme Pastor Panini was packed with flavor. They also have a wide variety of drinks, we got the rainbow margarita, Horchata, Matcha, cappuccino and regular coffee and they were all great. It's a massive, gorgeous space perfect for groups. The service was top-notch too!

This was the new restaurant to try and it's fairly nice with a clean look and a nice bar. Mexican…read morebreakfast is gaining popularity with me for some reason so I stopped by for a Mexican breakfast. My service ok with no issues. They have a dedicated parking lot so parking was no problem. I ordered the divorced eggs sunny side up. The divorced eggs are two eggs, baby red potatoes, cilantro, onion, corn chips in red sauce aka chilaquiles, avocado topped with crumbled cheese and each egg was topped with a red sauce and a green sauce with a side of sour cream. This was so fuc#ing delicious with all the textures and layers of flavors. The baby red potatoes were skin on and and tender. The sunny side up eggs were perfect. The chips in red sauce had a balance of crisp/soft chips. The avocado was fresh and just makes Mexican Mexican food. Overall for chilaquiles in a Mexican breakfast this is tied with with my favorite on Greenfield Ave that that isn't open in the early am hours.

We recently celebrated my parents' 50th wedding anniversary at Open Flame with a large group of…read morefamily, and everything was wonderful from start to finish. The staff was incredibly accommodating and made hosting a larger party so easy. Our server, Patricia (Pat), was fantastic! She was friendly, patient, attentive, and did an amazing job taking care of our group. Everyone ordered off the menu, and every meal looked beautifully prepared. There were so many great entrée options that everyone found something they loved. There is a full bar, with many specialty drinks available as well. They even had an extra table set up as a place for the gifts and cake, which was so nice to not have it crowded in the seating area. It helped make the celebration even more special. If you're looking for a place to celebrate a special occasion or just enjoy a great meal, I highly recommend having it here!

The food was good and our server was pleasant, if a little inattentive…read more My wife and I split the beer battered cod and a Wisconsin chicken sandwich. The fish was nicely cooked, but the beer batter wasn't the best - Not what we're used to anyway. Plus, it seems like the oil they fried it in must not have been up to temp because it was a little greasier than it should have been.

First time at the Greendale location…read more Went with my brunch group on Saturday the 13th and was surprised this location was not busy. The Brookfield and Oak Creek locations always seem to have a wait. I started with the Watermelon Wake-Up, a limited time drink with watermelon, pineapple, lime and mint. Several of us ordered this one. For the table we got the Honey Butter Biscuit Bites.... mini buttermilk biscuits with salted honey butter and warm mixed berry compote. My order was the avocado toast with two basted cage-free eggs, i added on the Million Dollar Bacon. I was charged for a side and not an add on, so be careful to clearly communicate when ordering. Food was fresh and comforting. One of the ladies at the table mentioned she could make this at home, but said the restaurant does it better. Our server Matthew was friendly and split the bill for our group with no issues. No extra service fee was added. Payment was either at the counter or by QR code on the receipt.

We came here a little bit before nine on the weekend and thankfully there was no wait. The place…read morehas a bright, farmhouse aesthetic that is popular with a lot of brunch places these days. We ordered the bacado omelet and barbacoa chilaquiles. The omelet was nice and fluffy, but the portion was much smaller than omelets I've had at other brunch places in the area for the same price. It did come with a side salad, although I wished I had the option to choose my own side. The chilaquiles were also flavorful, but it was a little too mushy and there was not a lot of meat. The beans were also very cold, and I prefer my beans warm. Our server was pretty good. She took our order quickly and did check on us once. However, we did have to try and flag her down for a drink refill. We did get lucky with our sever. There was a table near us that had a different server. They had to ask our server about some requests because according to them, their server "ditched them." I would come back here again. Perhaps I would get takeout next time. Overall not a bad place to grab brunch before going shopping at Southridge Mall.

Well hot dang, Maxfield's got itself a facelift! Visited recently for the first time in probably 6…read moremonths, and the whole place has been renovated. Updated booths, flooring, decor, and more. A nice refresh while still keeping the classic diner vibes. Love how obvious it is that this is family-run. The staff are long-standing, and were always greeted by the same friendly faces up front. After a 10min wait on a Sunday, we were seated in a booth with (also updated) menus. Seems a lot more condense, as previously there was almost too many options. But fear not, there's still plenty of goodness to pick from. For our kiddos we got a single order of the mickey mouse pancakes for them to share (more than enough). Comes with a big breakfast sausage too, and juice. We chose a side of fruit to add. I had the an egg white omelette with mushrooms and spinach. It came with English muffins, yay! Also added an order of turkey sausage on the side. And my husband? Could not stop raving about the breakfast burrito. Hard to impress this man when it comes to food, but he absolutely loved it. Must say though, it's a shock to walk away spending $75 (after tip) at a diner for three breakfasts. Here's to hoping these prices don't keep rising. I've yet to try any of their lunch-type items, so will add that to the bucket list.

I've been coming here for several years, and I've never had a bad experience. NOT ONCE. If you're…read morelooking for something negative in this review, you won't find it. This place has earned every bit of the praise in this review. 1. Atmosphere-When you walk in, there's a small waiting area where you check in with the hostess. The cafe is a comfortable size, bright (especially now with the remodel), clean, and always welcoming. I've never encountered sticky menus, messy tables, or anything that would gross me out. It's a clean environment. 2. Owner Presence & Service- One of the standout qualities is the owner. She is always present, always upbeat, and always engaging with guests. You can feel that this is a family owned and family operated establishment. She's hands on in every way. I've seen her wrapping silverware, clearing tables, seating guests, checking people out...you name it. The only reason I haven't seen her cook is because the kitchen is closed off. I wouldn't be surprised if she did help with cooking! Her warmth and energy set the tone for the whole restaurant, and it's one of the things I appreciate most. I'm sure this is one of the reasons why they are so successful. Because it is always busy. 3. Food Quality- The food is always great. Their pancakes are my personal favorite. Always fluffy and delicious. The menu covers just about every breakfast option you can think of from crêpes, waffles, pancakes, skillets, omelettes, corned beef hash, and even a Greek skillet with gyro meat. I like that they offer plenty of combo options so you don't have to order everything separately. They also have a nice selection of lunch items. My son never strays from his usual bacon cheeseburger which he says is delicious. 4.Coffee The coffee is solid. Nothing gourmet just good drip coffee. I do love that they keep flavored creamers right at the table. It's a small touch that makes waiting for your food even better. They also come around often with warm-ups, and that consistency goes a long way. To answer your question...YES!!! Yes, I will absolutely be back. For my family and me, it's a matter of "when." We love this place, and we will always continue coming to Maxfields, this specific Bayside location.

Nice little breakfast/brunch spot in New Berlin, but you have to get up early because they stop…read moreserving at two. We started with a cinnamon roll appetizer. I got the chicken and waffles and hubby got the corned beef hash. With two coffees our bill came to $41.90

We have eaten here many times and have had good prompt service and well prepared food. Today we…read moredid not have that experience. It took about 10 minutes after being seated to put in a drink order. I total it took more than half an hour for our food to come out. While other servers were constantly moving around the dining room, ours seemed to be hiding in the back. When our food finally came out, parts of my dish were cold and the eggs were drastically undercooked. They remade the eggs, but still undercooked. I'd expect a breakfast place to have their egg game on point... I was very disappointed with our food and the level of service we received today.

Love, loooooove the Ambassador!!! If you are enamored with Art Deco, this hotel/bar is for you! I…read morehave been coming here for over 20 years and it's the same vibe every single time. Wonderful staff as well. I had the French 75, my friend had the gin Ricky, and we also had some Sauvignon Blanc.... Today mentioned the taquitos were fantastic.?! This will always be one of my most favorite spots to visit in Milwaukee!

Stopped in before a show at The Rave. Five of us…read more TLDR: I think the only positive thing about our experience was that we could walk across the street to the show. Upon entering it wasn't too clear where we needed to go. We figured it out eventually but the empty host stand was in no way a clue. Four, five, six staff walked past as we waited. For ten minutes. When seated, service was super slow -- think 45 minutes for our first round of drinks after sitting down. Truthfully I felt bad for the servers. It was clear they had no idea how any of this is supposed to work and/or it was first day on the job for everyone. The menu was ... interesting. Did not expect a full on Mexican selection, which in itself would not have been bad. However the "food person" and the "drink person" need to figure out who they want to be - collaboratively. None of the drinks (gin mostly) went with the food in ANY kind of way. Nothing 'New American' about anything. The bar must have run out of appropriate glassware since all our drinks came in a brandy snifter. The drinks arrived after our food and we were never offered a second round. Food - eh. Unmemorable, but not offensive or disgusting. Again, would have liked a steak with my gin drink -- or maybe a margarita to go with the chippy salsie. One dish was unavailable, but not communicated at the order. We ended up needing to refill our own waters. You get the idea. As far as the space itself - cute. But small. Can't say it was cozy? Always liked the Ambassador, and the bathrooms were a fun distraction from the service. Minus the part where they ran out of (cloth) hand towels. So much potential - with a lot of revisions. Nothing I would want to do again - just like The Rave. We shall call it "The Fritz"

We've become breakfast regulars at Prime Minister. I really enjoy their oatmeal. Now it is silly to…read morego out to eat and order oatmeal. I get it. But they make theirs with whole milk and prepare it just right. I love that I can get a great order of eggs and a small stack of pancakes all for a reasonable price. My partner always has a skillet or special always takes home plenty of leftovers to enjoy later. The service is always good, and the restaurant is filled with people enjoying themselves and hanging out with friends. We do not eat out a lot, but I find myself trying to find excuses to also go here for lunch. Everything we've had has been consistently quite good. I see a lot of people order the American fare but I highly recommend their Greek selections. Be adventurous and you won't be bored with your flavorful meal.

Great food. Choice of toast or pancakes Friendly waitresses. They have a large selection of sidesread more

Enjoyed a fabulous brunch with girlfriends this past weekend! We did not have a reservation on a…read moreSunday AM so we waited about 45 minutes for a table, luckily we were able to take a seat at the bar and enjoy a beverage beforehand. I enjoyed a NA mimosa, which if you didn't know, it looked (and tasted) just as good as an alcoholic mimosa. I enjoyed the hot honey chicken sandwich, it was largeeee, but very flavorful and satisfying. I especially loved the fries. Our wait staff was timely and kind and checked in frequently to inquire about drinks and satisfaction. It was majority of the groups first time at this restaurant, and I would personally be happy to return for a future brunch outing!

Zisters is one of those spots we keep forgetting about, but finally stopped in for breakfast after…read morechurch on Sunday. Service was attentive and the food came out fast -- both things you want on a Sunday morning when you're still in your church clothes and not quite ready to commit to a long sit. I skipped the coffee and went with the pink juice. It leaned more tart than sweet, which I did not mind, and it was genuinely pretty in the glass -- but at $9, I found myself doing the math. The menu did not specify the size, though I am guessing it was an 8 oz pour, and it came fairly full of ice. Refreshing, yes. Repeatable at that price, I am not sure. For food, I had the classic breakfast -- two eggs over easy, sourdough toast, and roasted potatoes. Simple and exactly what I was in the mood for. Hubby went with the brioche breakfast sandwich: scrambled eggs, cheddar, thick-cut bacon, and chipotle aioli on toasted brioche, with hash browns on the side. He was happy with it. The menu has a lot of options, and there are plenty of ways to upgrade or customize, though most come with an added cost. You can swap your side to fresh fruit or a salad for $1 more, which is a reasonable upcharge if that is what you are after. Worth knowing if you are going with a larger group on the weekend: no split checks on Saturdays or Sundays for parties of 6 or more. The weather cooperated and all the windows and patio doors were open. Plenty of patio seating was available when we arrived, which made the whole experience feel a little more relaxed. A solid Sunday morning stop.