This new Sendik's is a grocery store on steroids!!! Hahaha! But seriously, this place is HUGE! It's…read morea multilevel space with plenty of seating options, both outdoors and on the mezzanine floors. Definitely not your typical grocery store! The main level is packed with grocery options and an impressive variety of hot food stations, including burritos, noodles, pizza, salads, and more. The bakery looks fantastic too! One thing I would have loved to see is an Indian food hot bar. Given the location and surrounding community, I think it would be a huge hit! On the top floor is their restaurant, Tudi's. Our server mentioned that the pasta is freshly made in-house, which sounded promising. We ordered the beer-dipped mozzarella, veggie flatbread, and ravioli. The food was decent, but honestly, nothing really wowed us. Everything was fine, just not particularly memorable. One suggestion for Tudi's would be to offer complimentary bread when guests are seated. If they're going for an Italian restaurant vibe, a little bread service would be a nice touch and make the experience feel more authentic and welcoming. Overall, I love the concept of this massive Sendik's! There's so much to explore, and it's definitely worth checking out. While the grocery side is impressive, I think Tudi's still has some room to elevate its dining experience.

The new Sendiks in WFB was done beautifully. The store is bright with wide aisles and offers much…read moremore than just grocery shopping. This location is two stories and includes a coffee bar, gift shop, boutique shopping, and a restaurant & bar. I love that they carry local Wisconsin items such as my favorite pasta, Dalla Terra. They have a very nice deli and hot bar and this place has so far been bustling. The grocery prices here are definitely higher than others I've been to. For example: two organic bell peppers are $6.99! One lesson I've learned so far is to not go during 12-1 on a weekday during the school year. It seems like most of the high school kids who get an off-campus lunch go to Sendiks to eat and it's pretty chaotic.

HAPPY THURSDAY, AND HELLO TRADER JOES!! I stopped in to get some flowers today. I haven't been into…read morea Trader Joe's in a while..and, I don't remember having these many options. Or maybe I completely forgot about it..Or maybe, I just came during the time when they just STOCKED up. But lucky for me, I had ALL the OPTIONS! I came in, and scored!! The store was fully booked and busy, service was great. I will definitely be back!

Trader Joe's at Bay Shore is my "go to" place for flowers…read more(e.g., the super long-lasting Alstromeria), produce and cheese. They have a nice section of products. There is plenty of parking, outside the store or covered in the adjacent parking structure.

We weren't sure what to expect or if we would end up buying anything but when we walked in the…read morestore we were quickly greeted by Nora who was so awesome. she helped us find what we were looking for Lobsters for Mother's Day tomorrow and a Brisket for Father's Day and we bought some other things as well. We will be stopping back to stock up. If you're looking for a new place to shop or are near the store stop in!

First time here. I was attending a Yelp Event…read more I was super impressed with the store. I checked and there are lots of stores in the Chicago area but this appears to be the first in the Milwaukee area. It's a interesting concept. Everything is frozen, including meats, fish, vegetables and meals. There is a large selection of interesting, or what might be considered exotic foods. You can get cuts of Elk, Bison, and Venison. They have organ meats and oxtails. They have a large selection of shrimp, and some that are so big that you might mistake them for lobster. For many of the items, there are plenty of choices. For example there is not just one salmon or shrimp selection. They have at least 12 different types to choose from. For different locations, different types, different, and different types of production standards (organic, non-gmo, pasture raised, etc) The store is well organized. All of the standing freezers or wall units are neatly packed and well labeled. Pricing is easy to discern. It's easy to shop and find what you are looking for. I found the help to all be helpful, and friendly. The staff at the registers were patient, and chatty. I bought a couple of items, and looking forward to cooking up the pasture raised chicken (breasts) and the Gulf Coast shrimp. This is not my side of town, so it's a little out of my way. However, they explained that for $29 you can get a year of free deliveries. That's a great deal!

I've been going to this store for the last 4 years and have been so impressed with the changes and…read moreimprovements that have been made. The improvement in both customer service and merchandising has been great. Excellent service at the butcher counter, the pharmacy and at check out. And the cheese "shop" is great, plus a surprisingly good wine shop for a grocer - the small "global" shelf is especially good. I feel lucky to have this Metro Market as our every day shopping spot.

Date of visit: December 14, 2025…read more I haven't been in this location in years, as this just isn't a part of town that I get to all that much but I was down the street at Colectivo with some friends and needed a couple items, so it made sense to pop down here to snag them. I either forgot or didn't realize that all of the traditional "grocery" items--those things you would find in the middle of the store at most grocers--are actually upstairs, with the lower level all of the more specialty items, though it was nice to walk through these other areas and fully appreciate that this is a bit of an upscale store; a true Metro Market as opposed to the one near me in Glendale that is a Pick N Save with a new sign. Once I headed upstairs I was able to find all of the things that I needed and even perused the Clearance section. This level was definitely in rougher shape than the fancy lower level, though it was also busier so that makes sense though I was expecting a bit more given that this is supposed to be a higher caliber of store. All in all, it gets the job done, but not really something that I would go out of my way to return to in the future.

Aldi in Glendale provides a decent and somewhat rewarding shopping experience…read more The upsides are the prices and the store layout. Its easy to find what you're looking for - as long as they have it in stock. The downside is the required speed at which the cashier is expected to scan your items. They are expected to scan up to 1200 items per hour or up to 50 items per minute. Aldi uses a performance metric which specifically rates cashiers efficiency - specifically the speed at which one transaction concludes and the next one commences. So why, in my opinion, is this considered a downside? It's because when I shop at Aldi's, I carry my own bag and do not use a cart. At checkout, the cashier will not place my purchased items in my opened bag as they are being scanned - placing them instead in the cart which speeds the process up but is inconvenient because I then have to remove them from the cart and put them into the opened bag - which is already IN the cart - all while the person behind me has to wait until the cart has been emptied so they can use it. Will this stop me from shopping at Aldi's? Certainly not. It's a minor inconvenience. The positives vastly outweigh the negatives. Something else worth mentioning - their fruit quality is hit-or-miss. Sometimes its fabulous and sometimes its not, especially the pre-bagged produce. Again, this will not keep me from the store.

Here's the thing I'll vouch for Aldi all day long. Love it, love the prices, love their standards,…read morelove their random isle of specials and home goodies. But hot dang this location needs more staffing. It's our usual location, so we're weekly visitors, and everytime we're there the line for checkout is sprawling down the isles. It feels rare more than one register is open. But staff themselves? Soo nice, just nowhere near enough of them. Consider this my plea. As for the store itself, this one is up to date, always very well-kept, and fully stocked!

Hot tip right off the bat: always use the self-check out if you can. I recently had another…read moresuper-bummer experience with the staff. The cashier most certainly did not want to be there, and was outwardly rude. Normally I brush these kinds of interactions off, but this time it just got to me. Essentially, their card reader wasn't working, and after I tried it a few times with no luck, the women working the register was in absolute disgust as if I had somehow broken the machine? She proceeded to tell me it was working just find until I pressed the button? This resulted in her shouting across the store to her manager to "come fix it." She talked to her manager rudely about me as if I wasn't standing there. To keep the rest of the story short, no one could get the reader working, and my further interactions were genuinely off-putting. Beyond disappointing. And in reading other reviews, it seems like many have the same kind of interactions here. As for the rest of the shopping experiences at this location, it's typical of your usual Metro Market with most all of your grocery needs. I'm not a fan of their hot-bar section however, as it's always either very limited or nonexistent. This is one of the largest grocery stores in the area, making it hard to avoid all together, so I really hope they can make some adjustments and improvements to the staff training. No one wants to be made to feel shitty or unwelcome when shopping.

The thing that bothers me most about this Pick N Save is their apparent policy of not updating…read moretheir pricing tags to reflect the sale price of items as entered onto their computer. Items on sale - whether it be their digital deals or regular sale items as published in their flyer, are often not rung up correctly by their self-checkout registers. Inevitably the price is usually higher. For those who are living paycheck-to-paycheck, this price discrepancy can make a huge difference in someone's monthly budget. And this is not new. Just do an on-line search for "Kroger pricing errors" and you'll read myriad complaints - plus a major investigation by Consumer Reports about overpricing at Kroger-owned stores. not just the one in Glendale. You can read the Consumer Reports article at: https://www.consumerreports.org/money/questionable-business-practices/kroger-stores-overcharging-shoppers-on-sale-items-a9659540552/ So what can we do? If you are overcharged for an item, report the store to the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection. You can email them at DATCPWMComplaints@wisconsin.gov You can also connect through their website at https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/WeightsAndMeasuresBureauComplaints.aspx If you want to reach out to Kroger corporate directly to complain, their customer services can be reach at 1-800-KROGERS

When you're trying to improve your health, buy more organic items and shop less of the mainstream…read moreoverly processed food, it is best to put yourself in an environment where there is limited temptation. This is the reason I made the Outpost my GO TO grocery store. Fruits and veggies are fresh. I love the varieties of micro greens (zesty is my fave). Whenever I cook using produce from Outpost, my partner notices the quality of the dish. He used to claim that it doesn't make a difference. However, after many delicious home-cooked meals, he can't argue with me! When I don't have time to cook, I love the Meals To Go - the roasted chicken, macaroni and cheese, baguette sandwiches. The people who work there are helpful and friendly. As an owner of the co-op, I like the extra perks. It is definitely worth it! Check it out! Maybe I'll see you there... :)

The food is fresh, organic, and ethically produced. All the staff always have a smile. Well…read moreorganized. I love the bulk foods and spices, and the fact that you can bring your own containers to fill for those.

The store is small and cluttered but it's got all the necessities. The staff is helpful and…read morefriendly. Overall, a good place to get Russian food for those who are nostalgic or simply love the cuisine.

I have never understood why Sendik's allows aggressive panhandlers to block the entrance to this…read morestore, demanding money. I have seen elderly women approach the door and then turn away to avoid confronting someone who is begging for change. I guess Sendiks is doing so well that they can afford to lose the business, but customers should not be required to run this kind of gauntlet. It has become an every day, unpleasant occurrence.

This lance hasn't changed a bit since I went to school in 20 years. Small European grocery feel…read more Everything you need and love the bakery. The deli looked impressive but we only came for dessert after lunch. Friendly service and great location.

ALDI has a pretty decent selection at really decent prices. They carry the occasional brand name,…read morebut most of the items are ALDI private labels made by major manufacturers, and it's really hard to tell the difference in most cases. Plus, the prices can't be beat. I always fell like I got away with something when I walk out of there. My only complaint is that there are always long lines and few registers open, but that's been the case at any ALDI I've ever been in, and maybe keeping a small staff is one way that they keep the prices low.

The cashier was on his phone the whole transaction. wouldnt talk to me and was clearly mixing his…read morepersonal life with his professional life. he didn't even tell me my total and took my money and rolled his eyes. he was disrespectful and clearly didn't have good work ethic. i will not be coming back