This is a very cool place to go. There are lots of food options, a wall of beer, lots of different…read moregames to play. It really had something for everyone. Our son didn't want to come in here, but he was happy looking around at everything. This is a great place to come and hang out and eat and drink in for people of all ages.

Chill bar in the heart of the market with a ton of great eats…read more Fun people, cool atmosphere My husband's 1st PBR

Haven't been here since MKE brewing left, but loved what they did with the place…read more Beer and food was decent.

Back AGAIN. This time disappointed that there wasn't an extension on happy hour even tho there…read morekitchen was down until after it ended. But since I wasn't getting the happy hour special, I had a Piña colada. It was amazing, the bartender Blair made it to perfection. And I could quite literally say it was the cherry on top to my day. The wings are spectacular so they were a must. And I may be teetering on the scale to say that the dry rub is my favorite instead of the classic bbq. I also tried their fried pickle fries for the first time, I was skeptical since I'm not a fan of Texas Roadhouse fried pickles. Nope these could easily be a swap for regular fries. Not to mention these pickles remind me of the fresh pickles you buy from the fridge at the grocery store. Line dancing was a hit, another mixed crowd. Pleasant energetic and welcoming atmosphere. Even the host and waiters seem to hype it up, particularly if you come in with cowgirl boots. They opened up the garage door that let in a perfect breeze and the view was spectacular since it was a clear sunny forecast of a day.

For what is considered the number 1 steakhouse in the area.... Dinner was lackluster at best, front…read moreend was just bad. Front end was very bad. Forgot to get us from the bar after telling us to wait there while they got the table ready. After that staff forgot water, no salt or pepper, wrong salads either allergy warnings noted. Inside menu didn't match the outside. Food was good but not great. Tried to talk to manager but she was too busy running food to care. All in all if this is the best steakhouse in the area I feel bad for you all. For price point not worth it. Try outback instead.

I recently stayed at The Pfister Hotel and had the chance to try the restaurant attached to the…read morehotel. Overall, it was a great experience. I do want to mention that I arrived about 45 minutes before closing, but the staff was still incredibly accommodating and never made me feel rushed. I started with the mac and cheese, which had amazing flavor. It was a little saltier than I personally prefer, but the noodles and sauce were cooked perfectly. The only thing I would have changed is adding a little more cheese to make it even creamier. The complimentary bread wasn't my favorite since it was a little messy to eat, but if you enjoy a savory, crunchy bread, you'll probably like it. For my entrée, I ordered the ribs with mashed potatoes, and they paired so well together. Part of me wishes I had tried the braised short rib with the mashed potatoes, but I was still happy with my choice. The ribs were tender and practically fell off the bone. I would have liked a little more barbecue sauce, but they were still delicious. The mashed potatoes, though, completely stole the show. They were hands down the best part of the meal. 10 out of 10, and an absolute must try! The restaurant was pretty busy, which is always a good sign. I was seated in the back corner near the kitchen, which wasn't my favorite spot, but it didn't take away from the experience. The service was friendly and attentive, and overall I had a really enjoyable meal. I'd definitely recommend stopping by if you're staying at The Pfister or looking for a nice dinner in Milwaukee.

I was visiting a friend in Milwaukee and got a seafood boil craving so we came here for a weekend…read moredinner. It was busy but not packed, like 70-80% full. I ordered one of the combos and added mussels on the side which I highly recommend. Got the mixed sauce with no heat because spicy food is not my thing, and it was still super flavorful. The snow crab was the standout for me, so good so juicy! Shrimp is a classic must, potatoes and corn were yummy, and the mussels were 10/10. Also, the corn bread was A+++!! If you can't do spicy or just don't like heat, don't let that stop you from coming here because you can still have a great meal. Price point is also really reasonable especially if you're sharing. The setup for taking food to go is easy and convenient, and there's a hand washing station in the middle of the restaurant which is practical. Only heads up is parking can be tricky on weekends so just plan for that. Workers were super friendly. Would definitely come back.

Food was a 10/10 fresh tasty and satisfying to the soul…read more Service was good - it was giving self serve and order all you can eat Ambiance was very southern and went well with the theme of the food- I had a great time and would easily return here one day. Thanks for a great time

Due to an extremely long wait at the hotel's restaurant, I thought I'd venture out to a nearby…read morebreakfast place. The restaurant is near many hotels and the convention center. Even though there was a convention in the city, I was able to be seated right away. Santalina, server, had greeted me shortly and then was able to take my order, Warrior's Feast and a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice. The extensive menu has a little bit of everything. Even though the restaurant was pretty steady, my order was delivered timely. The entree was just what I requested with crispier hash browns. Santalina did check in couple of times. The diner has various tables to chose from with large windows to watch what's going on outside. The restaurant was not loud so a person can have a normal conversation without raising your voice. This was a great find.

We had an excellent time at Build a Breakfast/Build a Burger! Our waitress was very pleasant and…read morehelpful. The food was delicious as well. The restaurant was very clean and was surprised there was even more seating than I had originally thought.

Walked through this cafeteria twice really hoping to get something decent for lunch but it was not…read morepossible. Looked pretty much like institution food not very appetizing maybe I just wasn't hungry enough so I opted for a cup of Torke $2 coffee. that also was very disappointing as it was bitter and not fresh tasting so I will do my civic duty and be on my way

I had the Roma sandwich today. The tomatoes are roasted and drizzled in olive oil. Then they are…read moreplaces between slices of Asiago cheese bread slices with butter & parmesan, Mozzarella, Provolone, Romano and Fontina cheeses for a soft delicious center between perfectly crisp and toasted bread, all done on their flat top grill. My favorite Gouda Girls sandwich is still, and likely forever will be, their Wisconsin Cheese Steak, served with grilled onions, fresh mushrooms, and choice of cheese, which now includes a new and exclusive beechwood cold smoked gouda. That cheese is amazing and I loved it on my cheese steak! Today's mac n cheese flavors included chipotle cheddar with Andouille sausage. I've had that one before and it rocks! The Gouda Girls are often at Chill on the Hill in Bay View, members nights at the zoo and other events and corporate locations. Find them around town and eat their food!

GLUTEN FREE GRILLED CHEESE. Need I say more?…read more My gluten free tribe knows how hard it is to find these foods. Ever since the closing of the late, lamented Melthouse on Kenilworth, there has been nowhere for a gluten free foodie to get a gourmet grilled cheese sandwich in Milwaukee. Search no more!! They have a large menu of hot sandwiches, most of which can be made gluten free. On my first visit I tried the Havarti Hottie, a fabulous combination of Havarti and ghost pepper cheeses, thick bacon, and fig jam, all grilled to toasty perfection on GF bread. The sweetness of the jam nicely cut through the slight heat of the pepper cheese. I was blown away by how delicious the sandwich was. I know I have to come back and try all the other ones. I highly recommend this spot as downtown's best kept secret. Great place to meet people for lunch. Easy and ample (metered) street parking nearby. Tons of sunny (indoor) seating. And it's a mini food court, with three other restaurants so your friends have choices. One week later: I returned to try the Cheesesteak on gluten free bread. I got it with all the fixings:. Onions, peppers, mushrooms. I must say, everything was great EXCEPT the steak. For one thing, it was cut in chunks, which I thought was weird for a Cheesesteak. Worse, the meat was all gristle. I could not chew it. I ended up taking all the meat out of the sandwich and eating it that way. Also, the sandwich would have been easier to eat if it had been cut in half. I'll return, but I'll be sticking with the grilled cheese.

Like many, I have had a hard time the past couple of years. I went to the Riverwest Food Pantry…read moreand was promptly greeted, however, the food that I received was substandard, moldy bread, rotten tomatoes, high-calorie and of low-nutritional value. I felt like I received this "food" because I am white and it was just the stuff segregated out. If you're going to do this service, simply tell people that you don't have any quality food to give them. Don't send them home with a couple of bags of garbage...and it was garbage. I threw 75% of it in the trash.

They are open on Saturdays. Show up early, before they open, and get in line. When you go down the…read morestairs, pick up a number by the first letter of your last name. There are refreshments available for free while you wait: coffee, juice, breakfast cakes, cookies, and more. Once you see an intake person, you get in line for food. There is bread, lots of bread, fresh vegetables, canned goods (veggies and fruit mostly), some other dry goods, some toiletries, and more. If you are impoverished, this is a good place. If you are not impoverished, it is a good place to volunteer.