Man oh man, I've loved this place since I first discovered it one day when I was out joyriding. I'm…read moregoing to have to go back again really soon, because I never remember to take the pictures I need to do justice to this establishment and review. Suffice it to say, for now, that if you need a fruit or vegetable (the standards), a deli salad, garden plant (in season), seafood, pot pie, or sweet treat, get yourself to Layton Fruit Market. Today I tried two new items: German potato salad made by the famous Pulaski Inn of Cudahy, and safe-to-eat-raw chocolate chunk cookie dough. The former was nearly as good as my grandma's, with sufficient bacon and a well-balanced dressing. I prefer it hot, so a quick trip through the microwave and I was happy. The cookie dough was excellent--big CHUNKS of dark chocolate, and a yummy base sans eggs, making it safe for many.

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!

The South Milwaukee Downtown Market -- every Thursday from 3 to 7 p.m. during the summer -- is one…read moreof the best-kept secrets around when it comes to Milwaukee-area farmers' markets. They have more than 60 vendors most weeks -- and a wide variety of merchants. Of course, it starts with produce, but this feels more like an outdoor street market than a traditional farmers' market, with a bunch of baked goods, prepared foods, organics, and arts and crafts vendors. The South Milwaukee market also has weekly live music on a new stage and other special events, as well as a nice picnic table seating area where you can enjoy a fresh-made dinner. Check it out!

Plenty of produce to choose from and so much more. Several bakery stands. Had an excellent pumpkin…read morecheesecake muffin from Wildflour bakery. There is Mexican food, Chinese food, and brats and hotdogs. There was a food truck selling soup and sandwiches. A spice stand selling awesome spices and teas. She also had a nice selection of scarves later in the summer. Another favorite is the kettle corn. Try the maple flavor! I also got some all natural skin lotions from the goat milk lady and some body butter from the honey vendor. I am going back for more to last me through the winter. Many more, too many to mention. It is fun to try different things each week.

Although the exterior of this business isn't much to look at. They have some really good food…read morebeing prepared on the inside. I ordered the six piece falafel for $2.50 and the regular size chicken shawarma for $7.99 which I think is a doggone good deal. The falafels were crispy and moist and flavorful. The only thing that was missing was the dipping sauce for them. I did not ask for any nor did he put any. The chicken shawarma came with every vegetable under the sun and it was absolutely delicious. The bread was tender and the chicken was tender and flavorful the vegetables all seem to be fresh. I have no complaints about this sandwich whatsoever.

Good Middle Eastern/Central Asian grocery store with good Middle Eastern take out food. Typical…read moregenerous Arabic hospitality in both departments. Spices are fresh, the meat is halal, and you can see the butcher is clean. Ample selection of frozen prepared foods. I've had a few of their sandwiches and hot dishes, their fresh flat breads, all good. I especially like their falafel and hummus. A good source for Mediterranean style coffee and coffee implements and ingredients.

I just love the store, the staff us so helpful. All of them goes out of their way to help and make…read moresure your time in their store is perfect. Alot of items you can't buy at normal stores, seafood is very fresh.

Great spot if you're craving mac and cheese! I've been there several times, and the food has always…read morebeen delicious. They have a great variety of options, and I definitely plan to keep coming back.

First impressions are long lasting. Well this place gave a sour impression. As you walk into the…read morerestaurant you smell it isn't clean. Smells sour like they've mopped the floors with dirty water or something. The staff were ok, the food and service were pretty bad. Waited almost 40 mins for a medium sized Mac and cheese a salad and small drink, $16 not worth it. Figure I give this place a try since it looks legit from outside. I guess I'll be heading over to noodles and company from now on. If you'd like to give it a try, you should. But for me it's a pass for next time.

It's a very small place that reminds you of an old fashioned butcher so don't expect them to have…read moreevery cut in stock but you can always special order as needed. I like that they dey age beef already for you. Quality is good and pricing is on par with most grocery stores so you're getting better quality at a similar price. They have lots of fun local items in the freezer section. If you want to grill out with a nice cut of meat this is your place. Prices won't be crazy high but don't expect this to be on par with a grocery store sale. Also if you want a standing rib roast ask them to cut it off bone and retie it onto the bone for easier cooking.

Friendly service every time. If you're looking for something that isn't in the case they will cut…read moreit for you. They have a great selection of rubs and sauces. I recommend grabbing a bottle of the balsamic vinegar that they carry. It's fantastic. The meat and chicken always tastes great. I can't recommend this store enough.

They recently added a kitchen where they prep ready to eat traditional Burmese food. Each day has…read moreits own special menu. The food is top notch. If you're feeling adventurous, definitely go check it out.

Southeast Asian grocery specializing in Laotian. Not the widest of selections but pretty good, and…read moreplenty of choices that may make you scratch your head. I love a grocery store that has some mystery. Love the snacks they make. Not much in the way of Far East, South Asian, or Central Asian foodstuff, but if you don't know what I mean, then it probably doesn't matter to you. They will take credit cards but prefer cash. Good prices on big bags of Southeast Asian rice choices.

Easily -- easily -- the best shop in the area. The service is excellent; the products (nuts,…read morecandy, Turkish delight, chocolates, coffee, other Jordanian delicacies) are of the highest quality; and the shop itself is a throwback to the 1940s. If you haven't stopped in, do it soon!

First time here. And I was very impressed…read more They have a large selection of roasted items including nuts, seeds, and coffee. They also make many of their own chocolate confections, with many different types of truffles. If you are looking for other high quality Middle Eastern treats, you can find them here as well. An assortment of nougat and Turkish delight, along with different size tins of baklava. When I arrived, I got a friendly greeting from the owner, with an immediate offer to sample many of the different items. Tried several of the different versions of shelled pistachios, which was helpful in making my final choices. Bought a sampling of many different items, and already had several excellent chocolates after my dinner at home. All very wonderful. Easily made it on my "Must come back to" list!

Confetti Crunch: Birthday cake flavored desserts can really take the cake, or they can leave me…read morecrying (like it's my party and I'll cry if I want to). Opening the box let out a sugary and cakey aroma. The pieces of cereal are squares and resemble Cinnamon Toast Crunch (or more accurately Sugar Cookie Toast Crunch). Each square has red, white, and blue sugar crystals. I suspect this is a nod to the 4th of July and America's "Birthday" as the cereal was released around that time. Appearance wise, my only real complaint is the squares have a somewhat anemic appearance as if they're too light in color. As far as taste, again think Sugar Cookie Toast Crunch, bit with just a hint of cake flavor. I wish the cake flavor was a little stronger, but for my first Great Value cereal, I've got to say, I was impressed. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews My Favorite Sugary Cereals: 1. Cinnamon Toast Crunch (as well as Sugar Cookie and Tres Leches Toast Crunch) 2. Waffle Crisp 3. Frosted Flakes 4. OREO O's 5. Cap'n Crunch

Doesn't deserve a star. You work here you are on your own. everyone snitches on each other people…read moreshop in pajamas. management hides from you. This place is a Nightmare! Every man for himself. This place should be shut down. Kids come in and scream n run out. Kids crying loud while shopping or in the cart when you bag their groceries. Horrible!!! Don't shop here produce is rotten to.