Ready to spice things up? This purveyor of herbs and spice blends at the end of the Milwaukee…read morePublic Market is worth taking a look at! We bought a couple of things including a delicious maple popcorn sprinkle that makes me want to eat nothing but popcorn. Staff is milling around ready to help. This was a busy spot (popular products + the turnaround for the market); they could stand to have about twice the space!

I love fun spices. The Spice House has fun spices and regular spices. Located inside the Milwaukee…read morePublic Market, it's easily accessible. There is a huge selection of spices, and when I went, there was a sale. Cool! There are some nice spice mixes to use for fish, veggies, meat, poultry, basically anything you can imagine. I bought one a Tuscan herb blend, then I know I'm going to have to go buy more because it is perfect for grilled veggies. I also got a spicy hot mix for Christmas presents. I'm not about to try that one. There is basically something for everyone. I do want to go to their bigger store. They also sell online.

It was sweltering so I went in for an iced tea and was instantly overwhelmed by the amount of…read moreoptions. A true little tea shop, which also sells plenty of ingredients (like rose petals) if you want to make your own blends. Bought a few teas to take home as well, but sadly they were out of the tea I liked the most, I believe it was something like mango turmeric. There is nowhere to sit! But you can order a cup of hot or cold from any of the teas they have. Wish this was closer to me!

I discovered them when they had a booth at a local craft show. They had several items for sale and…read moreI settled on the loose leaf Ginger Turmeric tea. Lisa was friendly and offered to assist me, but I was not in for a long shopping day that day. A day or two later, I used some of the tea and was greatly impressed, so much so that I made the trip from my home on the southside to Mequon to get a 4 ounce bag of it. My husband joined me on the trip and picked up some high-quality cinnamon. This will not be our last trip. Hope to see you soon, Lisa! Make sure you have the time to peruse all of their wares and if you have a moment you can sit in a comfy nook to check out The Food Network. If I have the time, I'd definitely check out their spices and get inspired for my evening meal. Next time, I plan on trying the sweet onion sugar as a glaze for my next ham. The hubs was impressed with their salt and pepper selections.

I just stumbled on Tippecanoe Herbs a couple of weeks ago and am SO glad I did. I bought several…read moredifferent herbal teas, plus they make their own fire cider (called Flame Cider). Everything was excellent and I instantly became a loyal customer.

A really neat place if you are looking for herbs or natural type of salves and sprays to help with…read moreeczema and different conditions. Originally stopped in to pick up a natural eyelash/eyebrow serum to help with growth. Markie was wonderful with giving great information and advice on what each ingredient was in the serum. I loved the energy as soon as you walked in you were welcomed with a bright and positive place. I felt so calm and peaceful perusing all the different shelves and tables full of different herbs and powders. I luved that they had a matcha station with different Japanese pottery & whisks. They also have a small book corner where you can enjoy a cup of tea. Come stop in and find a unique gift for your loved one!!

Yes, I share milk and honey with one of my coworkers, and it would help him with his asthma, I…read morespoke to him about eucalyptus tea, which helps with asthma. And he went there to purchase it! And I explain to him because he was in the area that he could talk with the clerk. Thank you so much!

Very nice people; knowledgeable and kind. BEST selection of teas I've ever seen. If you're looking…read morefor "natural" groceries though try Health Hut. Milk N' Honey has almost any kind of natural solution to your household or body care needs. TL;DR Excellent customer service & great natural products.

I love the knowledgeable staff and the selection of herbs and related items they carry. I can…read morealways find what i need here. I trust them.

Stopped in for some natural items and was very surprised at the big selection for a small store…read more The woman who helped me out was very pleasant, knowledgeable, and willing to help me out even though there were two others in the store. The environment is low key and chill. Again, the selection is big.... so give them a chance. Why go to a big box natural food store when you can get great personal service and help out a little shop? I will definitely go back!

2 weeks and still don't have my order. I did cancel my order now and there is still no response…read morefrom customer service. I don't recommend this company.

As a local I would like to be able to visit and have a store I could look at the products offered…read more I dislike online ordering of food products, I might as well use Amazon at that point. Some of the products they sell are offered at other local retail stores but have not tried any,

Excellent little shop with the finest and freshest tea leaves we've ever bought. I especially…read moreenjoyed the raspberry green tea. The owners are very knowledgeable and focused on quality experience for their customers. I commute thru town and pick up bags for the road!

I have never had a Golden Latte with such bold flavor! You can tell it was made with such care and…read morelove. The owners are incredible and friendly and make all their customers feel like family. Oh and they have amazing spices u can't find in the grocery store! Highly recommend!

I had not been to Penzeys in several years and was looking forward to seeing what new spice…read moreadventures I would find. The education about the spices and spice blends was the reason I would go there when I lived in Wisconsin. It's unfortunate that now, their education on spice jars and in spice boxes, includes their stand on the political divide in our country. As with individuals, I respect this businesses decision to express their own ideology. As for me however, when I go to a store whose product I enjoy using ; I go for the product not to learn about their ideology. Thank you for all the previous years of spice and spice blend education. Unfortunately the business decision to teach [your] ideology is something I am not interested in, and will take my business elsewhere.

First time shopping at Penzey's Spices. Easily located across from Woodman's, near the Starbucks…read moreand near I94. The entry is very welcoming and staff provided good details about their products, including empty jar offering that includes stickers to label the jars. Positive messaging throughout the store provided a nice vibe for shopping. It did not disappoint! Thank you!

Possibly my new favorite Penzey's!!…read more They have two different entrances - one with a ramp, the other with stairs. The place is so wide open and they have a cute area for kids to play, draw, etc. Really loved the elevator and how they set up the space. Staff were very friendly and they have had consistently great spices/ seasonings. You can usually save if you sign up for their emails.

Poor service and poor quality products. Very disappointed…read morein the quality of the products that we received. And the service, they could care less if we were there or not.

Very good Southeast Asian grocery with a great selection of frozen fish, frozen prepared Southeast…read moreAsian foods, produce, and Southeast Asian rice. A little less choice in Far East Asian ingredients, and little to nothing of interest to South Asian cooks. The assumption might be that anyone shopping here is feeding a clan because it's hard to get only enough vegetables for two humans, but the prices for fresh produce are so good a little waste doesn't bother me too much (especially since I compost). If you are single and not Asian, and think you're okay with American supermarket instant ramen, you need to rethink cheap eats and try some instant noodle soup from here. A few coins more will get you much tastier instant noodle soups, especially the ones without good English translation on the packages. Add some of the fresh vegetables and tofu or bean sprouts you get here and you can make a cheap meal nutritious and well balances. I guess technically bean sprouts are vegetables but noodle soups require more than two added ingredients I think.

Mo's food market is my go to place for Asian groceries in Milwaukee! It's super close to my…read moreapartment and it has all the basics I need. Their pork belly and chicken are a great deal and I love trying their new products in their frozen section (they always have the coolest ice cream)! They don't have a ton of fresh produce, but their cabbage and bok choy are such a great deal for a huge bag! They also have a pretty big snack and drink section as well!