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 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!

We have tried this supermarket a dozen times since moving to Milwaukee five years ago. While it is…read morestocked well and has a variety of foods - they definitely do upcharge you for halal meat, especially compared to other halal markets in the area. Customer service could be better, nothing ruins a shopping experience like a rude cashier. We go elsewhere now, as it just doesn't seem like we are welcome in this store.

Excellent source of Mediterranean and Arabic goods. Well priced. Also excellent hot food. Must try…read morethe shawerma and other home cooked dishes.

I love shopping at Cermak. They have a great selection of all things at competitive prices. I love…read morefinding new recipes and I know if there is a tough to find authentic ingredient, Cermak will have it. Their prices on produce also rival many of the area stores so they are friendly on the wallet also. Sometimes they'll even give you a free freshly made tortilla. Bonus!!!

They don't take things back. They'll change a sign; when you saw different; argue with you nicely;…read moreplay dumb. They have good sale prices; but generally regular prices are high. If Ur not Hispanic; sometimes talk behind your back etc

Took a cooking class with Semolina. It was a nice experience, but honestly I felt like I didn't get…read moreto make very much pasta to take with. It wasn't even enough for two people for dinner. For the cost of the class, I would have thought I would have got a bit more. The other thing that disappointed me was the glasses are open to all ages of children. In my class, I was there with a middle school boy who somewhat took ownership of the class and wasn't behaving very appropriate for what I thought was an adult-only class. This was an event I purchased as an adult-friendly evening, I do wish this was stated when signing up for classes or at least offer adult-only or all ages classes. It just wasn't the vibe I was going for that evening and frankly was pretty annoying. Although, the owner did try to play down the boy's presence and kindly answer his questions, etc - I probably wouldn't take another class there unfortunately. I do enjoy the shop and the pasta is tasty.

Review is for mostly the pasta class but also the store! I had been eagerly awaiting the classic…read moreegg pasta class for a while, and we were not let down. Petra and Andy take such pride in their shop and it shows! We started wandering (and salivating over) their small but impressive selection of sauces, oils, salts, and Italian goodies. They have samples of most of their items, so definitely ask when you're in! The class started with Petra giving a brief overview of the general recipe and then we got our hands dirty almost immediately kneading the dough. The dough got to rest for a bit while we got to sip on some beautiful red wine and Petra taught us how to make a puttanesca sauce. When we went back to knead some more, Andy had magically cleaned the stations and set us up for the next round! On our next rest break, Petra finished assembling the puttanesca with some pasta she made earlier that day and we got a healthy serving of fresh pasta and puttanesca, followed by a sample of some of the most amazing Panettone I have ever had. The care that Petra and Andy put into their work is evident, and their commitment to supporting organic, high quality foods is remarkable. Looking forward to many more classes here!

Holy Cow. I always…read morehoped Milwaukee had a place like this: a legit Indian grocery with all the fixings. 40-pound rice bags? Check. Aisles of spices and sauces? Check. Ad for frozen goat meat by the cash register? Check. And we're only scratching the surface of their offerings! I myself stop in every time I'm with my vegetarian pals at Bombay Sweets next door and load up on giant boxes of British black tea at cut-rate prices. I suggest you at least do the same, and keep your eyes peeled too. It's the kind of place that rewards an adventurous cook.

From the outside, it's just another convenience store…read more Step inside, however, and be transported. Best Food Store IS a convenience store, but it's also the neighborhood go-to for everything and anything one might need to prepare a delicious Indian meal. They rock a crazy awesome and relatively obscure produce section. They've also got a killer selection of spices (Indian and otherwise) in bulk on the super-cheap. I got a container of 30 dates for $1.99 from the Best Food Store. Yesterday, I stuffed said dates with chévre and wrapped them in bacon for a Super Bowl party. Other items available for purchase include blackberry-flavored Old English malt liquor, cast iron pots/pans, various essential oils, prepared/frozen Indian foods, and lots, lots more. If you're into cooking, Indian food, or exploring your city's super-hidden gems, stop by this spot one time. They've got lots of rad stuff on the super-cheap. Boom.

First time going to this beautiful store inside of the Public Market. I was impressed by the…read morecustomer service I received from both workers there! After sampling different flavors of Olive Oil I was interested in the Mediterranean Blend size 200 mL. The service was excellent and I left there with a lot of useful information about Olive Oil

ORO Di Oliva is a nice store inside the Public Market. They sell a huge variety of olive oils from…read moreSpain, Italy and Greece as well as flavored balsamic vinegars; apricot, honey ginger and lemon to name a few. They let you taste test the products so you can gauge what you like. The service is excellent and the lady helping us was very friendly and helpful. The store is small but don't let that fool you. As you go around the the back there's so many more choices! They also sell accessories like bottles, bottle pourers and other items. Fun to taste and learn about all the different possibilities you can have in your pantry!

Excellent tightly packed Southeast Asian grocery store with an excellent selection of fresh and…read morefrozen seafood. Good selection of produce, better than average selection of spices, noodles, utensils, serving ware, snacks, sweets and condiments for Southeast Asian palates and cuisine. Often busy for good reason, but the workers (maybe all one family?) are very efficient. Lots of Southeast Asian style rice choices, some Far Eastern style rice. Right next to Mazo's and across from Leon's.

Very cool and clean place. Very nice staff. They do sell live fish, which is awesome. :) And their…read moretank water is really clean.

This place is so cute! Greeted immediately by cashiers who seem to actually like their job. It's…read morecompact but has a deli, bar, and bakery as well as so many of your grocery needs. I just so happen to see a blueberry lemon cake that caught my eye while I was strolling through for the first time. I thought it was just alright nothing fancy. It was busy and I look forward to going back and sitting on the patio when it's nice out.

I'm telling you.... ITS THE BEST DELI MARKET IN ALL OF WISCONSIN! Okay it's one of the best. A…read morestaple! A hallmark! A legendary place! From the cheap huge paninis, best of them is the sante fe panini add gardinera to the hot and cold bar to the wine and drink section of the stored they truly have everything. Best things to try: Pad Thai salad- warm it up Chicken curry salad Groppi's meatballs Fried chicken Full Sante fe panini add gardinera 5/5 through and through! Truly amazing