I don't really get the name of this West Allis spot but I was definitely surprised and impressed…read more First, it's casual but not divey - there's vintage furniture and nice clean bathrooms. Second, there's a really solid cocktail list. Third, the bartender Chris was amazing - super friendly and welcoming. You probably wouldn't expect a very pleasant cocktail lounge here but check them out.

Great drinks, bartender, atmosphere and had fun doing karaoke!! I will definitely be back!read more

5 stars all around - from their seasonal drinks, to their patio and large fireplaces, and their…read morefriendly staff. This is a must stop if you're feeling like sitting on a patio and trying a variety of delicious drinks. They also do little food pop ups throughout the year, partnering with other local businesses!

Stopped by for a post dinner drink and to catch up. They definitely boast a lot of cocktail…read morecreations and take pride in their homemade ingredients. Their current winter "Port No 6" menu has drinks starting at $12 but you can tell they put a lot of care into each creation. We stopped by on a Wednesday before 6pm and they did offer $2 off tap beers so I got a zombie dust tulip for $5. Not bad! Staff are friendly but things may move a little slower due to the care they put into their cocktails. This is definitely reminiscent of island vibes. Wait for a good drink and relax at the bar or outer patio (which has heaters in the winter). Street parking is pretty easy to snag, even around dinner time.

We love JoJo's! Sam, Serena and Johnny provide amazing service every time we're there and the…read moredrinks are delish!

First time here- I honestly never pop in because I was uncertain based on the exterior. My friend…read morehowever really wanted to go do something and they were having a themed cocktail event that popped up so we decided why not and plus she had always wanted to try a dirty martini. It's a smaller space but a good number of high top and low seating. We really liked it and would totally return. The music was great and I feel like the drinks reasonably priced.

Absolutely love the atmosphere at Bug N Out I always enjoy…read moregreat special's here !!! The owners are super friendly and down to earth which is a bonus and their Bartenders are equally as nice. I always have a fun time at the Bug n Out . They also have a full size pool table,Darts,Slot machines ,karaoke,live DJ and you can always find out what days karaoke and live dJ are by going to Bug n out Facebook page .

Everything about this place is awesome. The owners rock, the barmaids are unbelievably beautiful…read moreand the drinks get me in a very happy mood!

I have only stopped by for brunch and was excited to try more of the menu for dinner with my…read morehusband! We were delighted to learn about how they got their name and a little history about Greendale and Eleanor Roosevelt in the back of the menu. The space transforms a little for dinner, lower lighting for more ambiance dining. The menu has a good amount of options and the specials sounded delicious! I love that they start you out with an amuse bouche, it really elevates the experience. I went with the Peach & Herb Salad with chicken and my husband got the Short rib Bolognese. We both really enjoyed our dishes but sadly didn't save any room for dessert. Next time! Depending on when you go, downtown Greendale can get pretty busy, which makes parking challenging. There are a variety of shops and restaurants nearby, so it is a popular date night spot.

Date of visit: April 18, 2026…read more A group of us try to get together every few months since we don't work together any more and this time around I picked The Eleanor Room. I so rarely get to Greendale (honestly, can't say that I had ever been to anywhere in the village besides the mall) and I liked that we could make a reservation, making it a nice change of pace. The decor is lovely, very Art Deco, a nod to Eleanor Roosevelt, the namesake of the restaurant. I was very pleasantly surprised at how wonderful the interior was given that the exterior is essentially a strip mall. What's that old saying about books and their covers? Service was great, both attentive and timely, and everyone very much enjoyed their food. Monte Cristo is one of my favorites and this one was done very well. My coffee was also good and she kept it coming, which I also appreciated. Really the only sour note in the entire experience was being asked to vacate the table. While it was not handled terribly poorly, I would have recommended they offer us something to shift to the bar to not end the meal on a less than positive note, but that's just me.

Decided to meet some friends at Vintage 38 last night and was not disappointed…read more First of all, parking in the village can be difficult to find. Their location, situated at the end of the strip, made finding parking a breeze. The staff was helpful in the selection process and came back to the table to ensure everyone was enjoying it. Even after we settled on a Boudreaux Blanc, the staff, hearing I wasn't the biggest fan of whites, came back to offer me a sample of a red he thought I may enjoy. He was 100% right. They have ample outdoor seating which we utilized this evening. Luckily this evening, the villages 4th of July festivities were also happening so we had some live music to enjoy as well. Finally, while they put together a tasty charcuterie board themselves, they also team up with other village establishments to offer more food options that can be delivered right to your table at Vintage 38. Tonight we needed something a little more so went with a pizza. It's a great option to enjoy a perfect evening in the Greendale village.

Visiting my wife's friends as we're from California for a birthday and thanksgiving as well. They…read moretook us to this wine bar (with beer too) and excellent choices. The selection and service were awesome too. Definitely stop by if you want some good drinks and a good time.

Came here for lunch after some nearby shopping at the Goodwill down the street. Our server,…read moreMadeline, was really friendly and attentive. We both had the basic smash can burgers. I upgraded to onion rings and they were great. I was pleasantly surprised to get a fresh baked chocolate chip cookie with my burger. No mention of that on the menu, but it was tasty! I'm sure this is a great place when the weather is warmer and there's stuff going on outside, but there's not in mid-April. I would definitely come back!

We've been here a few times and they always have great drinks, food and service! Their patio was…read morethe perfect place to sit on one of the first sunny days of spring. The HH special ugh BOGO rail drinks and domestic taps. We ordered their cheese curds, which are actually cubes and super yummy! We did a dozen wings with a bourbon sauce and one of their dry rubs and loved both. No complaints here!

I pass my gratitude to the service and management for their high level of integrity and kind…read moresupport in recharging my takeout order without lentil soup after I had ordered a bowl but there was only a cup left. I so much appreciate your professionally and friendly service. - Are you looking for an authentic middle eastern grilled salmon seasoned with hints of lemon and garlic? I strongly recommend Casablanca's seafood entrees, and I am consistently impressed by the level of freshness in the side of vegetables, especially the tomatoes. Blastin' the Drake and Mark Morrison's Return of the Mack at 11:30 pm can we open the dance floor? Gratitude my friends

Food was good and came out pretty quickly, especially considering the restaurant wasn't very busy…read more Service, however, could have been much better. The place was fairly empty--maybe three other tables--and it still took quite a while for someone to greet us, bring menus, take our drink orders, and then actually bring the drinks out. I ordered a Tito's and tonic, but what I received looked like a cup of salsa water with a splash of tonic. It tasted pretty unpleasant and the presentation wasn't great either. On the positive side, the ambiance was nice and the music was chill, which made the atmosphere enjoyable.

Ive been here several times and have never had a negative experience. They have a good rotating…read morebeer selection as well as a good cocktail menu. They have daily specials throughout the week (I personally like their wings!) And I love their empanadas! It's a smaller indoor area with booths, tables, and bar seating.

I don't do this often but I just have to write this review. I'm sorry we went in on a Monday for…read more10$ martinis and the server/bartender said 'we make the best espresso martinis in the city' except they weren't. The martinis had a layer of liquor on top of the chocolate martini mix which made the whole drink terrible but it was even cold to add to the flavor and experience. But what also made it a 1/5 was definitely the food. We tried it all... the wings, the chicken Parmesan sliders, the nachos, the beef empanadas. Wings were dried out by the frying process and just felt string cheese instead of chicken when biting into them. The chicken parm sliders were so dry I had to drink a half a glass of water after one bite and the bun and marinara sauce was not authentic. The nachos just looked not appealing at all and didn't taste that much better. Lastly the beef empanadas were fried dough with a lot of oil covering the bottom of the croissant like dough feeling like they were not flavorful at all. I was hoping to at least like one thing but nothing was good and it didn't make it better that it was expensive too.

First time here. We came on a Sunday afternoon with a party of ten. It was a birthday celebration…read more Food: To start, we had a couple of different wines for the table: a red (which I don't recall) and a white Moscato, which I chose. We had the option of ordering off the regular menu or the smaller lunch menu, which still had plenty of excellent options. Several different appetizers were ordered, including calamari, burrata with prosciutto, and milk bread with lavender honey butter. All of them were excellent: well plated, served at the right temperatures, and in good portions. For entrées, there were lobster rolls, steakhouse filet chopped salads, and Cabernet filets. It didn't take long for all the items to be ready. They were all hot, and each steak was cooked perfectly. The medium-rares were exactly that. I had the Connecticut-style lobster roll, which had a very generous amount of warm lobster on a beautifully toasted brioche bun. The lobster was in nice-sized chunks, rich tasting, and tender. I upgraded to the truffle fries, which were plentiful and well seasoned. Best lobster roll I have had in Wisconsin. We probably would have ordered dessert, but someone had brought a birthday cake, which was a perfect ending to a wonderful meal. Service: Service was good, although it was more efficient than friendly. She did a great job of getting us organized and ready to order. All of the food came out as expected. With a party of ten, there were times when water needed refilling and utensils needed replacing. After dinner, we wanted a picture, and she was happy to help us with that. Atmosphere: The place is a large space, with an expansive dining room that combines booths and tables. The entire area has a modern, upscale vibe. Tables were fitted with double white tablecloths and heavy black napkins. There was sufficient lighting, so nobody needed their phone flashlights to read the menus. There weren't many people there, with the exception of another large group. They seated us in different halves of the dining room, so we felt like we had plenty of space for lively conversation. I would definitely come back for another dinner, especially for the lobster roll or one of their steak entrées.

This steakhouse has a lot to offer. Started off with the house bread. Warm soft inside with a nice…read morecrusty shell. The two butters they served were a brie and white wine butter as well as a red wine caramel onion Demi glaze butter. The red wine butter was my favorite. Rich while still up-playing the butteryness. Then I got the risotto with scallops. The risotto was cooked to perfection and the scallops we hard seared while still being soft, tender, and moist inside. The risotto had a Parmesan and mushroom flavor to it with an herb oil on it. Then I got the NY Strip steak rare. Hard sear with a light salt and pepper seasoning to it. It had enough spices on it to compliment the natural flavor of the steak. For my sides I ordered the house potatoes. Good, but basic. Not what I had hoped for from a place like this. Then brussel sprouts were crispy and offset by a balsamic glaze and topped with salty bacon pieces. And then the best side, in my opinion, was the chipotle mac and cheese. Smokey, creamy, and bursting with flavor. The breadcrumbs had the chipotle seasoning in it which is where you found a mild but manageable heat. Our server was just wonderful and you could tell he really just enjoyed his job. He made food suggestions but also just joked around with us and was so personable it really made the experience that much better. So whatever it is that you are looking for, you won't be disappointed if you check out Flemings Steakhouse.