Extensive variety of European treats in a small space. There's no seating here and only 3 or 4…read moreaisles to shop in and that makes it easy for a quick visit, however, i spent a fair amount of time checking everything out on one of my visits because they carry unique items and lots of it is printed in Polish and other languages. The people that run this place are super friendly and have a regular clientele. The deli counter has smoked meats, cold cuts and cheeses, etc. and in the aisles they have Polish beer, liquor, candy (some even contains alcohol), various condiments, pickled veggies, jams, canned herring, and plenty more. They even have a small refrigerator/ frozen section with cold single bottle beers, more smoked meats, perogies, hunter stew, and Czarnnina. There's a small self serve bakery section and when we recently stopped in on a Sunday for hot ham and rolls a gentlemen ahead of me got the last few remaining rolls. We got lucky however, minutes later an oven bell rang and fresh rolls were out of the oven and into a paper bag for us as we checked out. During the week they will gladly make you a tasty sandwich with generous portions. I had the roast beef and the Mrs had a ham sandwich. This place is a hidden gem! Prices are reasonable, and the service is good, check it out!

Always something special to try. This is a must stop whenever I'm in Milwaukee. Meats, pierogi,…read moreand breads never disappoint.

Very friendly service. Bagels here are what one would expect from a chain: serviceable. Big Apple…read moreis convenient and expedient.

Bagels are not big and chewy. They taste more like a roll. They are WAY smaller than they used to…read morebe and the hole in the center is so large you couldn't possibly make a sandwich with one. Prices are high, and they don't offer a bonus bagel with a baker's dozen.

Cold days, hot soup I'm a big fan of the Soup Market. I like…read morethe fact that each location has different offerings daily and that you can check the website to see what's available at each. Besides the soup they have a nice selection of sandwiches and sweet treats. But the soups! Everything is home-made here and served piping hot. Don't skip the warm bread with butter too. Friendly staff with a fast moving waiting area.

This has been bookmarked for a while but since I like making soup at home it took me a while to get…read moreover until today for lunch. I have driven by it so many times not seeing the place since it's hidden in a strip mall. The place is super small with about four small tables so it's tight. It's basically soup, salads wraps and sandwiches and I opted for the combo of soup and a half wrap. I did a combo that probably no one else would have ordered because they are so far apart paring wise which was the chili dog chili and the grilled chicken Cesar wrap. The chili dog chili was pretty good with lots of sliced hot dogs that about every other bite had one and the texture of an all beef hot dog. The grilled chicken Cesar wrap was also good and I don't usually order wraps. I noticed right away that the wrap had lots of big moist chunks of grilled chicken and was tasty. Overall I enjoyed my lunch and I was impressed with the quality of the food and the fact that they don't skimp on the ingredients.

I really like this Festival Foods. I wish it were a bit closer to where I live in Muskego. What I…read morelike about this store is how incredibly spacious it is. And for being so large, it is so very clean. The staff there are pleasant. As you walk around, trying to find your particular item, they will actually look you in the eye, and ask if they can help. How cool is that! On this trip I was looking for some flowers, something fall-ish, for thanksgiving (for my mother-in-law). They don't have an actual floral department, but they had flowers in several locations and I would what I needed. They have a full service meat department, which I like to see. Along with bakery and deli. I don't show there frequently, but when I do I usually find what I am looking for.

I regularly shop here a couple times a week because it's close to me and the Wednesday $5 sushi…read morething is a thing that I have had a few times and today it sucked me in while shopping. I got the imitation crab krispy krab roll to take home. What do you get food wise for $5 anymore so I went for it. To my surprise it was flavorful/tasty with a sweet/spicy flavor with sticky Al dente rice and small wasabi/pickled ginger that didn't last the roll that was very satisfying for the price point from a grocery store. No it's not the best sushi around but for $5 for take home it's not bad if your not a sushi snob. The flavor profiles were on point and totally satisfied my sushi crave on the poor persons price. It's like value menu item that is surprisingly pretty good.

I wonder how often a negative review drives business up but when I read "Little B's" review below,…read morewhich is really brilliant writing by the way, I just HAD to come here. And you know what? Little B was sharpshooter accurate. The two main problems are intertwined. First, they are woefully understaffed, long, slow lines. Even for hire-the-customer-without-pay checkout (I think they call it "self-checkout," which to me means looking at yourself up and down salaciously in a mirror). The employees suffer from low morale, if it were just one worker with a defeated and tired attitude I would chalk that up to personal trouble. When it's a whole store, a whole chain, a whole industry, then it's a social issue. By the way, I just snuck in a little C. Wright Mills on you. Still, I've been in worse Pick'N Saves, like the one on National. By the way, they closed and razed that one. Still, the reviews are pretty entertaining.

Goodbye, Pick n' Save, or Kroger's or whoever you are now. Chasing deals with your app is a waste…read moreof my time, and you've completely lost me with your high prices, lack luster service, and soulless brand experience. We have so many great Wisconsin and national based chains here that totally excel where you are failing. You may think you're, "low, low, low" but for me you're, "go, go, go."

I've never had bad service here, even during busy times. The staff are quick and friendly, the food…read morealways tastes great, and there's plenty of seating in the dining area. Sometimes guests do leave a mess at the tables, so that issue falls more on the patrons than the staff.

Placed an order for delivery. Philly steak is burnt. Unable to eat it. Would not recommend going to…read morethis restaurant if they are willing to sent this quality of food to customers.

Boy I hate to give this one 2 stars. Most of the employees I have come across have been so nice and…read morepleasant. But that's all I can really say. No matter what time I come here the produce section is a mess. There are loads left alllllll over the store it's impossible to push a cart in there without creating so many obstacles. If you're in a rush, this is absolutely not the place to come. This use to be my go to. I don't go to the deli at all anymore. They are over worked and don't like helping anyone. I dread having to order from this deli. The bakery girls got it going on. I hope you treat them good because that team rocks. The store is dirty and not put together well. The cart man during the day/morning is ALWAYS mad. No matter how good you treat him, encounters with him are never enjoyable. The carts are FILTHY. Never in my life have I see carts in that condition at a big name grocery store. The workers here need more support. It seems like everyone is always so behind and working their tails off and it's not paying off. The customers are horrible as well. I spend twice as much at fresh thyme but the experience is so worth it. Every time I come to this location I say, never again. Such a shame. Kroger, you can do better for your customers and your employees.

A big improvement over the Pick 'N Save version that preceded. It's brighter, cleaner, better…read morestocked, better organized, and the staff seems happier. These things are all relative. They are short staffed by any measure, they press customers into working for free (self check out), and it's hard to find anyone who can help you find something specific. Long, slow lines if like me you insist on a human being check you out. Employees aren't well trained in pandemic precautions, most prefer the Amish Beard or Snorkel style of mask wearing without much hand cleaning. It's what the local customers prefer, this is an area where many don't really believe in COVID19, so although pretty busy hardly any customers are masked or distancing. At the time of my visit, local hospitals were nearing capacity again. Many goods have no prices marked, especially in endcap and special sale displays. On the plus side, there's a good selection of produce, flowers, fresh baked goods.

My girlfriends and I eat out about every 6 weeks and this has become our favorite restaurant! I…read morelove seeing a couple of the same workers every time (the first gal on the line that takes our order, I didn't catch her name, and John, who usually rings us out.) They are very friendly, and as I said, it's nice to see them month after month. The food is always fresh and I love getting the chocolate dipped strawberry! That was such a surprise the first time we visited and that coupled with all the great choices of food keep us coming back. And there has always been enough room for us to sit even though the parking lot is full when we pull in and the place is busy. The restaurant is clean and the bathrooms are clean, too. Also good music playing but it's also quiet enough to hear each other talk. We love this place and will keep coming back! Thank you for providing a great restaurant with fresh food choices - and the free strawberry!

Little disappointed in my last visit to Cafe Zupas…read more Initially the service was quick and friendly. The restaurant was slow but the workers were prepping for the. evening rush. We placed our order and made our way down the checkout. I asked if the hot honey was served on the side and was assured it was for takeout orders. I got home and realized that they left out the sauce all together. It wasn't on the bowl or in the bag. Utter disappointment to get the hot honey chicken without that signature spice. The strawberries were also haphazardly dipped. Leafs in the chocolate. They can do better

One of my favorite sendiks locations & it's close to my house so super handy for quick trips to the…read morestore! The weekly specials drew me in originally but the fresh produce, frequent meat department specials, a home goods department with a ton of fun & unique items plus so much more. Don't forget to take a peek at the clearance rack too. The staff here is always helpful and friendly. The only thing here that is a bit annoying is the lack of cellular service once you get into the building, forcing you to utilize their WiFi but you have to ask the information desk for the password. It would be really helpful to have that information posted at the door or around the store because I often use my phone in the store. Other than that, I love sendiks & will continue to shop here for years to come!

I bought Thanksgiving dinner for myself and my sister from Sendiks because my sister has been…read morefeeling in a lot of pain lately due to sciatica and I didn't feel like cooking. This was my first experience with Sendiks catering and it will be my last. The food was extremely expensive and for what I paid, it just wasn't worth it. I followed the reheating instructions carefully. The turkey was dry and had an off flavor. The mashed potatoes were okay but nothing special. The stuffing was incredibly salty, with no other discernible flavor. I didn't taste the green beans, but my sister said they were tasteless. The gravy had the usual generic institutional chicken flavor. Neither of us bothered to try the cranberry relish. If this is an example of Sendiks catering, I don't recommend it. Especially at the price!