The food here is amazing!!! These were some of the best potstickers I've ever had and I have eaten…read morein several Asian countries. We joked we could go back and just order several potstickers appetizers and be completely satisfied. But seriously, everything was very good. We got the King Kamehameha share meal. The Kaluha pork was moist and well flavored. The poke had a bit of hot spice which I love. They have several types of slaw to choose from. The place is cozy and plan ahead if you want to dine in since there are only three tables.

This establishment is part Hawaiian market, catering and carry out or eat in. I have tried the…read morechocolate cake and love the Hawaiian tea they sell, which I could not find anywhere else and it is reasonable priced. The cashiers are friendly. Cozy and cute shop.

**July 2025: Weekday Afternoon Visit**…read more When you're America's Dairyland, it's an absolute must to feast on cheese! My friend and I were exploring the city of Wauwatosa and found this little artisan cheese shop and it was adorable! They have a lot of European products, but our cheese master was able to help us create a Best of Wisconsin charcuteria box for us. I really wished we didn't stuff ourselves with a very filling lunch otherwise we would have enjoyed our snacks there at their bar area. We decided to place our order and come back later in the afternoon to pick it up since we planned to walk around the city for a bit. We returned at 430pm to pick up our board and our cheesemaster was the absolute sweetest. She wrote everything down so we knew what cheese we were trying and it came with some nuts and other accoutrements. The service here is top notch and I happen to make a return visit to Wauwatosa I'll definitely want to try more!

The gal who helped me was very knowledgeable. She gave some great suggestions. I was able to share…read moresome tasty treats with my family.

Well shit, no wonder this place is nominated for a James Beard Award. I'm literally still thinking…read moreabout all the good food 24 hours later. It's actually shocking I've only just made it here because Ca'Lucchenzo has been on my to-go list for years. Lucky for me, my girlfriends planned a dinner to catch up and one of them chose this spot. Hot tip: make the reservation. Those go fassst! We went on the Tuesday night and it was full, with repeated table turnover. Delightful atmosphere. Very cozy, with warm tones, dimer lighting, and thoughtfully curated Italian'esque decor. Loved that there is a whole area where you can look onto the from-scratch pasta being made. However, that's over in the dining room and we actually sat on the bar side. There's maybe a dozen seats wrapped around their full-service bar, and then a small high-top tucked behind, where we sat. Our server, Malichai, new allllll of his stuff. When I tell you this menu is so clearly planned with immense detail, and changes pretty much daily, but this man knew every thing there was to know. We found that to be so helpful because as first timers it's hard to know what - and how many dishes - to choose. In the end, we landed on a handful of picks from the antipasti section, which we're all great shareable sizes. And then of course we needed pasta, so selected two of those to share as well. Can I recall what each dish was? No. Can I recall everything being extremely flavorful and enjoyable? Absolutely! From goat cheese and white asparagus, to creamy potato ravioli and the most insane/delicious focaccia of my life... we all noted how great every bite was. Oh and the drinks + dessert selection lived up to the hype too. I had a citrusy gin cocktail, and we finished with some sort of hazelnut chocolate cake. 10/10. Super duper excited to bring my husband here. He appreciates the craft of good food and boy that is what this place is alllll about.

Overall a decent experience, but unfortunately it didn't quite hit the mark that I'd like it to…read more First off the service was great: I went in as a solo diner and was seated quickly without fuss, although the spot where they sat me in was a bit small and along this wide countertop shared with other guests. That was fine ( I don't mind being near people) but the chairs were a bit too close and made me feel like I had to shrink myself and hold my arms in. The server was pleasant as well. Soft-spoken, polite man, which fit the overall relaxed but friendly atmosphere. The only thing I noticed was that he spoke in a bit of a rush, but it was a busy night so I'm more lenient. For food, I started off with the goat cheese crostone, which was fantastic. 5/5 warm, soft, fluffy bread with a great goat cheese and Calabrian honey spread that had both a nice complexity of flavors while not being too overpowering despite the sweetness of the honey and the savoryiness of the goat cheese. Everything balanced out wonderfully. Unfortunately, the main pasta dish I ordered, the Herb Maccaronara, was very bland and one dimensional, which was a shame because I was really looking forward to a bright and refreshing flavor considering how the restaurant seemed to pride itself in the localness of its vegetables. Whatever they used, it was blended and pureed with the sauce, and I couldn't really discern anything except for a faint earthiness. Not much pepper. Not much salt. I normally appreciate it when restaurants want to let the ingredients and naturalness speak for itself, yet I found myself regrettably disappointed by the combinations they chose for this dish, as it didn't highlight or elevated their respective elements. The maccaronara pasta itself was fine, a chewier version compared to other types, but would've benefitted from having something more crisp as an accompaniment to pair with the chewy texture. The dish did have peas in it but sadly it must've been softened by the sauce or noddles because it tasted mushy. Overall the main highlight was the sausage which added a brief touch of well-needed savoriness. The final dish I ordered was an affogato that came with chocolate ice cream and a shot of espresso. A nice cool way to end the meal, although I wish I'd the choice for vanilla instead. All this to say that I believe three stars is a fair scoring for my visit. I really would like to visit again, and Ca'Lucchenzo does rotate their menu often so perhaps their next batch will be better than the current one.

I like Sendik's. To be honest, I do most of my shopping closer to home and get most of my staples…read morefrom Aldi. When I do get to Sendik's, though, I'm usually very impressed. This location is another solid grocery store. Because of its smaller size compared to other Sendik's locations, it doesn't have nearly the same selection. On this particular visit, I was looking for sweet chili sauce. Other Sendik's stores usually carry several options, but this one only had a single choice, which I did end up buying. Friendly staff and fast checkouts.

Product selection seemed to be pretty good. The interior was cramped, though. Parking was more…read morechallenging than it should be at a grocery store. The icky parking alone would keep me from coming back to this location, honestly.

My husband and I spent an entire summer exploring as many regional farmers markets as we could and…read moredetermined Tosa Farmers Market to be our favorite in the area. It's heavy on charm (nestled near the Tosa Village and bordered by lush green trees) and has all we're looking for in a farmers market. True, they don't have several venders selling, flowers, say. But, here are 2-3, which is plenty for me. There's usually options for various produce, flower venders, baked goods (usually a vegan baker as well), cheese, dip, meats, coffee, popcorn, etc. On our last trip, we got a gorgeous bouquet of peonies, king oyster mushrooms, a bag of greens, and two containers of greek almond dip (garlic and dill). We also discovered there was a new vendor there serving breakfast sandwiches. We had already eaten but are now already looking forward to next weekend to give them a try. They also usually have some sort of live entertainment to enjoy while you wander. A gem of a farmers market in the midst of a gem of a community. Get to it!

First time visiting the Tosa Farmers Market - the only other two Wisconsin farmers markets I have…read morebeen to are Madison (amazing and unbeatable) and Brookfield (smaller than Tosa). It had a fun and lively atmosphere right next to downtown and it was pretty easy to park down the road. I wish there were more produce and fruit options but I think that is just due to it being early in the season. They had some vegan and GF prepared food stands which was nice to see! A super long line at the donuts stand (not sure what the hype is) and lots of beautiful flowers

Date of visit: January 9, 2026…read more I had some time before my haircut a few doors down in this shopping center and while I normally do Metro Market, this grocery store was just more conveniently located and allowed me to park just once. The store definitely has a small town feel about it, and I don't think that's on accident. I really felt like this was a place where many of the staff is familiar with their regular customers and maybe that's why the cashier (Tana, I believe) wasn't particularly friendly, because she did not recognize me. I was able to score some Valentine's Day cards and also found a bar of clearance soap, so I was feeling pretty good about my purchases overall. If I was in this area again, I wouldn't be opposed to stopping here again to pick up some things.

Their HQ is in Madison and it's great to have some Madison treats available in Milwaukee, like…read moreStella's Spicy Cheese bread. A few of my favorite things about the store: Great selection of cold deli salad and pre-made dinners, great for whatever dinner energy level you have. Their veggie & fruit selection is top notch, with dedicated staff making sure the best selection is out. To the left of the entrance upon entering, there are great deals on meat and seafood to start you on your shopping journey. Their bakery goes above and beyond. Have a craving for a chocolate dessert? Pick up one of their Polar Bears and thank me later. P Love a good sale? Don't forget to check out the bins by the checkout lanes for some great sales on discontinued and/or holiday items.

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.