I recently stopped by Pete's Fruit Market for the first time after hearing about it. As soon as I…read morewalked in, I saw buckets of vegetables: peppers, tomatoes, squash, you name it. Most buckets seemed to be about 6-8 inches in diameter and prices ranged from $1 to $5. I only wish they offer smaller buckets instead of such a big bucket. It is hard to buy in bulk with smaller household and I don't like to freeze produce. I was curious about the quality of the produce, but I wasn't too impressed. For example, the apricots looked a little banged up--kind of like the "misfit" produce I've seen before. There was upbeat Mexican music playing, which gave the place a fun vibe, and the store itself isn't that big. A security guard was stationed outside. They had yellow-flesh watermelon at $0.99/lb, and giant seeded watermelons for $16 each--which felt pricey, especially since I had just come from Costco where I got a decent-sized watermelon for $6 (though admittedly smaller than the ones at Pete's). I also noticed mangoes going for $2 each, which again felt steep. I had been hoping to find some Mexican pastries, but nothing really stood out, and there weren't any prepared foods available. However, I saw they got a catering menu which I thought it might be good to have a food court selling those items. I was expecting something more like La Michoacana or Fiesta stores in Texas, but this wasn't it. In the end, I just picked up a few Mexican candies like Pulparindo and called it a day. I was a bit disappointed with the fruit selection, especially the lack of tropical options. On the plus side, they have a fairly large, gated parking lot, which is convenient. I'm glad I visited, but not sure I'll be rushing back anytime soon.

I love Pete's especially during the holidays it enables you to get many vegetables and fruits to…read morefeed the family without paying high prices

Best Colossal shrimp andseafood.NO farm raised. wild caught. I tell everyone these are the real…read moredeal. You can't find this quality of seafood anywhere.

We are so happy to have this wonderful stand in our neighborhood! We have purchased flowers, fruit,…read moreand seafood all year long. We wanted to make something extra special for NYE, and Dave's had what we were looking for! A little hard to get in and out on (busy) hwy100, but you do what you gotta do to get shrimp, scallops, and crab legs!

Stopped at the 8th annual Christkindlmarkt at the West Allis Farmers Market and had a wonderful…read moretime! This traditional European-style Christmas market features over 60 vendors, including artisan crafts, handmade gifts, and Wisconsin specialty foods. There were so many unique items to browse, from ornaments and décor to homemade treats. The food and drink options were fantastic -- local food trucks like EZ Tiki, Flip's Mini Donuts, Tots on the Street, and Milwaukee Pretzel Company, plus local beer, made it easy to snack while walking. The weather was decent, which made strolling through the market enjoyable, though it was definitely busy with lots of holiday shoppers. Live music and festive decorations added to the cheerful atmosphere. Parking was convenient with several nearby lots, and the layout made it easy to explore despite the crowds. A fun, lively holiday event -- perfect for shopping, enjoying seasonal treats, and getting into the Christmas spirit!

PIf you have never been to this market I highly recommend checking it out during the week. There's…read moreplenty of parking on Tuesdays and Thursdays. If you are looking to spend less, but don't want to sacrifice quality check this space out. The produce is the best! The farmers are friendly and helpful. This is how I do the majority of my food shopping during the warmer seasons. *** Bring cash if you can and please remember that there are other people around so be mindful of others as well. :)

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

Patterson Orchards has the best apple cider and apple coder donuts. The selection of pumpkins,…read moregoirds and vegetables is also dantastic. Great place!

I've been going to Patterson's for over 50 years (when Mrs. Patterson herself made the caramel…read moreapples in her kitchen). Fabulous apples, fresh produce, friendly staff, a touch of nostalgia and THE BEST - and not most expensive - caramel apples in the state.

Highlights 1) Cute!…read more 2) Good Combo of Unique Items + Basic Items 3) Easy to Park Finally stopped in to Layton Fruit Market the other day. Mostly, because I was so curious about what this little shop was about! This is a cute grocery store that offers a variety of everyday basics but also some interesting items. I enjoyed the selection of cheeses, premade deli salads, and tons of dessert options. They also had a nice selection of wine and beer. There is a big parking lot so parking was a breeze. Staff was friendly and helpful throughout. I will be back!

I have been waiting anxiously for the hanging baskets to arrive here! Well, that day is finally…read morehere! And you all definitely didn't disappoint. Pretty nice selection of hanging baskets as well as other flowers that are in flats. The lady who was in the white tent outside by the name of Chrissy was extremely and very knowledgeable helping me pick out just the right hand basket. She absolutely went above and beyond. And again was extremely knowledgeable.

As far as Aldi, this is pretty standard. It's not large or part organized. But the rude sulking…read morelifeless cashier was awful. Didn't even look at us. I asked her a simple question about traffic at that location during Brewers games. She looked at me like I was speaking a different language. Robotically scanned our order. If you don't like people, find a different job. I disliked the energy from that cashier so much, I will go to a different Aldi location from now on. I have never been back.

I joke with my husband that Aldi should pay him for promotion because he talks about it so much -…read moreneedless to say, we shop here often. There aren't any locations real close by for us, but we go out of our way for it. To be honest, my first time here I was a complete newbie and had no idea that A) you need to bring your own grocery bags B) you need to have a quarter with you in order to rent a shopping cart and C) the shelves are simply loaded with boxes so it limits labor hours/cost, which allows for the products to be cheaper. I totally dig what they're all about! Less wastefulness, and more self sufficiencies. This location is super duper clean, organized, and well kept/stocked (even as of late with the covid madness). The store is easy to navigate and the cashiers work quickly. Smooth sailing all around. I wouldn't necessarily look for produce here but Aldi is normally our go-to for shelve foods or frozen foods. The prices are low as can be for things like canned foods, spices, quinoa, seeds and nuts, and coffee. Oh yeah, and did I mention wine? Low priced wine! Last week we realized they're now doing cauliflower crust pizza too (yay). Safe to say my next meal is sorted. An extra THANK YOU to Aldi and their staff during this time.

This is a great grocery store! I came here to get ingredients for a sushi rolling party, and found…read moreso much! There are tons of unique options to choose from. I could spend hours here, an will be going back!

Went about a month or two after they opened hoping it would die down. It has not, which isn't a bad…read morething. The first month was hectic. Food was just ok. If you want authentic there are better spots in town. But it is convenient for shopping. I do like the sushi more than anything off the hot food menu thus far. Still trying more items in the future. I also heard they have Korean fried chicken now so that's def on the to order list next time we shop!

Stopped into West Allis Cheese & Sausage Shoppe for lunch and it absolutely delivered. The space…read morewas clean, welcoming, and the service was friendly and quick. The lunch menu has a huge variety of options, which made it tough to choose. I went with the BLT on sourdough, served with a pickle spear and thick-cut potato chips. It totally hit the spot. The bacon they use is fantastic. My friend ordered the Sriracha Melt (ham, pepperoni, mozzarella, jalapeños, and sriracha mayo grilled on white bread), which also came with chips and a pickle. Immediately devoured. The salads looked incredible....the table next to us ordered a couple and they looked absolutely divine. Next time for sure. The adjacent market is a must-browse too. It's packed with specialty products and rare finds that you don't see everywhere, making it easy to walk out with way more than you planned. Great food, great service, and a fun market to explore. Highly recommend stopping in if you're anywhere near West Allis.

Had a great lunch at West Allis Cheese & Sausage Shoppe!…read more We ordered The Cliff (turkey, bacon, pepper cheese, tomato, arugula, and avocado crema on ciabatta) and the breakfast sandwich special a Smoked Ham Bagel (jalapeño cheddar, ham, jalapeño cream cheese, hot honey, and fried egg). Both were fantastic! There was street parking available, and while we arrived at a peak time, we were able to find a table after a brief wait once we ordered. There was a covered patio seating area that was also being utilized. After lunch, we browsed the connected store, with a nice selection of cheese and sausage, of course, and lots of great local products. Friendly service, generous portions, and delicious food - we'll be back!

Date of visit: November 24, 2025…read more I don't stop here often, but I was on this side of Burleigh, hitting some other places at Mayfair Collection and I needed just a couple of things for dinner. Walking over to Whole Foods was a lot easier than risking my life crossing the street here! The store was bright and in good condition. Like most grocery stores, any employee I encountered was not concerned with me and went about their business. The pasta sauce I found was naturally more expensive than across the street at Meijer, but I liked that it was from a family brand instead of some giant conglomerate. The self-checkout line was pretty long so I went with a cashier and she was more pleasant than your average Kroger employee, so I'll call that a win.

Whole Foods is one of my go to stops for flowers. Did you know you can ask them to bundle your…read moreflowers together for you into a bouquet and they will add tissue paper and everything for no extra expense. The prices are fairly comparable to other grocery stores and you can usually get a deal with the Amazon Prime code thing they have on a few varieties. This tjme I went to get items for an at home flower bar they have a nice selection of greenery which was really nice for the bar. During the holiday time going in the afternoon can be a little risky I did have to stop at another store for more of the main flowers but it was definitely due to the time of year.