Wonderful Chicago dog, crinkle cut fries and chocolate malt. I passed on the tomatoes. Not a fan on…read morea dog. Old school right down to doo wop music. Great experience. Highly recommended.

Onion rings were crumbly, the curds had a freezer burned-taste.. the shake was the only thing good.read more

We stumbled upon Gus's Drive-In in East Troy on a whim after a football game, and I'm so glad we…read morespotted it! We ordered at the counter, and the service was friendly. Everything was made fresh to order, came out hot, and arrived pretty quickly! We tried the patty melt, bourbon jam burger, fries, and pumpkin shakes -- and the prices were reasonable, too! The nostalgic drive-in vibe, outdoor seating, and beautiful fall weather made it a great spot to sit back and enjoy a casual meal. There are lots of choices on the menu, so there's something for everyone! If you're in the East Troy area, stop in and give Gus's a try. You might just discover a new favorite!

What a fun place to stop! We had the 1/2 lb. Haystack burger, which was great, along with the sour…read morecream and onion fries, which were perfectly cooked. I would love to come back sometime to try their ice cream treats, but my husband and I were so full from sharing the burger and fries. 50s and 60s music played in this old-fashioned drive-in setting. I kept expecting Fonzie to roll up on his motorcycle. Service was very friendly, which I appreciate it since I came in wearing a Chicago Bears shirt. Overall, we would highly recommend Gus's!

Had a cheeseburger, fries and root beer. It all was excellent! The custard for desert was also very…read moregood. I'll go back to Bubba's!

Stopped in for lunch today around 1:30 on a Monday. The indoor area was clean, dated and only one…read morecouple was seated at the time. I ordered the pulled pork sandwich that was on special and went with fried onions on the sandwich at the suggestion of the counter attendant. Also ordered a chocolate malt. The sandwich was disappointing, very stingy on the amount of pork, and very little seasoning made for a tasteless bite. Various condiments were available at the counter and helped to add some flavor. It came with a small serving of Cole slaw, creamy style and very typical taste wise. The chocolate malt was very good, could actually taste the malt unlike other custard places offering a malted drink. The bill came to $14.48 including taxes. Maybe their burgers are better but not sure I would revisit this establishment again.

I love Dairy Queen, I came one day and the fryer was BROKEN. I couldn't believe it. I couldn't get…read morefries with my chocolate ice cream. It was sad, but then I remembered that Burger King was 3 minutes away. So I ate my Dairy Queen ice cream with my Burger King fries. The workers were very sorry that the fryer didn't work, but it was fine.

We ordered an ice cream cake for our daughter's birthdays. It was beautiful and perfect!read more

Kopp's is local favorite in Milwaukee. If you know, you know! And if you don't, the cheeseburger…read morealone is reason enough to make a visit. In my opinion, the cheeseburger here is among the best around. Get it with the works, then add Usinger's bacon and pickles. Seriously, you can't beat it! Pair that burger with the onion rings. They're considerably better than the fries, in my opinion. And don't forget the Sprecher root beer on tap. It's the perfect addition to the whole experience. Be prepared for a crowd. This location is usually busy, and figuring out where the line even starts to order can be an adventure! But the staff is efficient, friendly, and helpful. Just listen closely for your number to be called. Everything is cooked fresh, so there can be a wait, but it's absolutely worth it. This location has standing tables only inside. There are some large concrete stair-style seating areas on either side of the building, but those are primarily an option when the weather cooperates. And then there's the custard! Exceptional, as always. They offer two flavors of the day in addition to their always-available vanilla and chocolate. You can check the daily flavors on the Kopp's app, which is a must if you're planning a visit around a particular flavor. Butter Pecan is one of my favorites, and it comes around on the schedule every 11 days. But who's counting!? It's a Milwaukee classic for a reason. Don't leave town without stopping!

Let me just tell you how wonderfully amazing this tasted on a very hot day, which felt like it was…read moreover 100. I stopped by for a scoop of mint chip custard and it was creamy, rich, cool, and delicious. But - really is there no bad day for custard? No, there isn't! This place is busy all year round, and for good reason. For the custard, there is usually a flavor of the day, plus the usual favorites, vanilla and chocolate, plus a sundae and shake of the month. A sign outdoors advertises the flavor of the day and a monthly menu of each flavor of the day is available online, if you want to plan ahead for your visit. If you've not been to this Milwaukee icon, it's a must-stop; the custard is really, really good. The retail store is set up like a 50s type diner, and there are plenty of folks ready to take your order. There is no seating indoors, just a few tables for standing-only to munch and chat. However, there is outdoor seating like a mini amphitheater on cement steps, and when the weather is nice, it is not unusual to see large groups of customers sitting outside eating ice cream or other treats or burgers. The menu also includes burgers, chicken sandwiches, fries, shakes, malts, floats, and sundaes, too.

Food: In the past, I have been most impressed with the…read morecustard and their lineup of treats. This visit was strictly for a burger and onion rings. I got the 1/4 lb bacon cheeseburger. I've had their burgers in the past and have never been that impressed. To be honest, this one was a bit disappointing. The burger itself was cooked well done. It was neither juicy nor flavorful. Even the bacon wasn't enough to make it interesting. The onion rings were very good. I liked the crunchy texture. They were still hot when I picked them up. Kind of an aside, but the way they serve the ketchup is less than ideal. Many places have little cups that you can fill using a ketchup pump. No pump at Oscar's--just little plastic packets that you have to rip open. Service: Super friendly and helpful service. I got a genuinely cheerful greeting when stepping up to the counter. It didn't take very long to get the food. The person at the counter was very perky and helpful and even offered free refills on my iced tea. Atmosphere: It's a beautifully designed space. Lots of headroom with the vaulted ceilings. The seating areas are plentiful and spacious. Lots of windows, with plenty of natural light. I love that they kept the brushed aluminum art that depicts different people enjoying ice cream. It's a way to connect this new spot to the previous one. It was a little noisy at times, but we were still able to hold a conversation. Great place to get some custard. Wish their hamburgers were better.

Introduced Oscar's to my GF last night, and it was also the first time I'd been back since the…read morefire. Love the new building and drive-thru! We ordered and took a few minutes to get our food...busy Friday night. I get it. Both my bacon cheeseburger and her chicken sandwich were just SLATHERED with condiments, to the point that they kept sliding apart when we tried to eat them. Fries were hot, crispy and salty...excellent! Her lemonade was watered down, and my chocolate shake was overloaded with chocolate syrup to the point I could only drink half. We also noticed an issue with parking. There were a couple of cars that were taking up multiple spaces on the lot. Not a good thing when you're busy and have tons of customers.

I came across this spot through a video on social media and decided to check it out during our trip…read moreto Lake Geneva -- and I'm so glad we did! It's a charming little roadside parlour, more of a grab-and-go kind of place, with a few benches set up in the open field next to the shop. If the weather's nice, it's the perfect spot to enjoy your food outdoors. We tried the seasonal special -- banana pudding ice cream -- and it was absolutely delicious. We also ordered their famous widgets, which quickly became a favorite! The burger we tried was pretty good too. All in all, a great find and definitely worth a visit!

I love the ice cream there and I actually go there two or three times a week but today when I went,…read morethere's three young people there two girls and a young man with a hat on loaded with tattoos and piercings and a bone going through the middle of his nose and they just stirred at me when I came up to the window and did not open the window finally, a girl who was working on something else so she didn't see me did open the window, they certainly they didn't care that a customer was standing there and they seem to get a kick out of it because they were smiling at me, but not waiting on me

My only issues, were with the prices. My family of 4 ate for approximately $70+. Hardly on par with…read morenearby fast food. Granted, there were 4 ice cream treats. Otherwise, the food was good. No complaints with quality. Shoutout to them for onion rings, which were very crispy! Update: I went back and checked my receipt, it was $60 (not $70).

I think the pictures tell the tale of how this visit went. After placing a mobile app order, I…read moreheaded to our local DQ to get a snack we so often crave. I walked in and there were two people in line. After waiting a few minutes we were told someone would be right with us. The couple ahead of me ordered and I was told a few minutes later that they would start on my order. While I was waiting I had time to look around and experience the atmosphere of the restaurant and let me tell you I was shocked. There were a total of four employees that I saw, one making the treats, one on drive thru, one "cleaning" and a super rude manager. The store was dirty with trash and food everywhere. The staff seemed overwhelmed for only having, at that time, three orders to handle and nobody seemed to honestly care that there were customers. The manager (Sean?) was incredibly rude to his employees, especially the boy working the drive thru who made an error in ringing up an order but communicated the proper order verbally to help speed the process. After the manager essentially screamed at him and sighed numerous times he helped the boy correct the error. The manager then proceeded to sigh and complain about the backup of orders and made it known both physically and verbally. I have worked in the service industry my entire life and never experienced someone that talks to their staff the way that this manager did. Honestly, I'm surprised they haven't walked out yet. We usually love this location but will go elsewhere from now on for our frozen treats.

Ordered food for pickup. It was ready right away. Delicious as always!! It's convenient they have a…read moregood amount of loading zone parking so you can run in and grab your food quickly!

Can somebody check on the kitchen staff? Burned beyond recognition. I'm worried the person who let…read morethis go out and was like "yes, this is fine" is probably a danger to themself or others. If I wanted a super burnt piece of crap I'd have asked my blind dog to cook.

Always on any serious list of best custard stands in Milwaukee, Gilles Frozen Custard has been…read moreopen at the same location since 1938, now having indoor ordering and seating. My wife and I stopped in for lunch while traveling from Milwaukee to Madison on a Wednesday afternoon and found the food to be good and frozen custard and service to be great. My wife and I really like frozen custard and have found the versions in the LA area to be not great (e.g. Shake Shack). Even the dependable versions from Culvers and Andy's around Chicagoland don't taste as good as it used to. So when traveling in Wisconsin in early September, I made it a point to try a place ranked high but one that we haven't tried before. Gilles fit the bill on both accounts. It started as an outdoor walk-up that was open seasonally, and gradually converted to a year-round indoor restaurant serving burgers and sides (one remnant are bathrooms connected from the outside). There was plenty of parking outside the restaurant, and seating inside. It was hot, so nobody was sitting outside (there were plenty of permanent metal seating). and we placed and paid for the order. I ended up going back and placing two more subsequent orders. Credit cards accepted. The ice cream came out quickly, with the food being called out a bit after by name, all given to you in to-go food containers. Regular 1/3 lb cheeseburger ($7 plain) for my wife. I got the Big Daddy (1/3 lb cheeseburger (ketchup, mayo, lettuce, onion, and tomato) for $7.65). It's a larger size (size of a Whopper), and mine had fresh vegetables which made it taste good...should have added pickles (didn't realize it didn't have it). The meat isn't great...had grill marks which might be fake since it wasn't cooked over an open flame...looked like a burger that was steamed. But the fresh toppings made it great for me. I also ordered chili fries ($5 plus $1 for cheese sauce plus $0.75 shredded cheese)...it was some of the best I've had. I like chili that is more tomatoey, which this was. The fries were crisp (at least at the beginning) and tasted great...definitely worth getting the cheese sauce and shredded cheese. I had forgotten to get cheese curds ($4.75 plus $1 for marinara sauce) initially; made up for it. These were great...served right from the deep frier, very stretchy and delicious. The daily flavor of the day was 'turtle', so got one scoop of that ($3.25). Such great value, and it was so creamy with the right amount of salty chopped pecans and caramel. Our initial plan was to share one scoop between us, but ended up needing another scoop so went up to order another. So, so good. One sour comment: the bathroom that is accessible from the outside has the typical foaming soap dispenser..but instead of sending it down to your hand, it sends the squirt horizontally...in my case, right onto my shirt. At least it was just soap.

Late night custard stop post-Brewer's game. A nice sundae and a warm summer night and all is right…read morewith the world, at least for a bit. I can't speak to the food but the custard is nice, the sundaes are creative, and the prices are fair. My only small nitpick is that I would have liked a little more hot fudge on my sundae but all in all, it was a nice close to a fun evening.