Recently rented for a wedding of 200+. Loved that it had plenty of parking and its location offered…read moremany hotels within 10 miles. The venue is sparkling and spacious. The large tiled lobby worked as a social space where all could gather before and after the ceremony. The staff then flipped the large carpeted room from audience seating for the service to round tables for the dinner/reception. Sound system and stage all set and easy to use. Staff was so accommodating and available helping us with decor, recording the ceremony, and general logistics of the day. We were also welcome to utilize the venue the night before for rehearsal. Highly recommend.

Office Tower has beautiful marble floors, fast and shiny gold elevators, and cute little chairs and…read moretables. It's cool working in this environment. It's connected to the Intercontinental Hotel, the Repertory Theater, and the Pabst. Across the street is the Milwaukee River/Riverwalk and Marcus Center for the Performing Arts and, on the other side of the Milwaukee Center, is City Hall and Red Arrow Park. Food options within the Center for employees: Elliott's Deli is open 9am-3pm. The hotel convenience store is open 9am-7pm...or was it 7am-9pm? From Cousins subs to Playboy, they got it. An espresso stand in the large auditorium that contains tables and chairs. There's also the Intercontinental's Kil@wat and Clear.

We've been doing Greendale Village Days for years. This one marks their 85th Anniversary, and it…read morewas spectacular! One of the things we loved on Saturday was that they had nickel games. Nickel games!!!! This would be welcome anytime they've got a fair going on, really. The games were fun, challenging, affordable, and had so many neat toys for the kids to win. They were similar to carnival games or fair games, but at a fraction of the cost, of course. If you needed to brush up on some games for state fairs, this would be your time :D Getting the ride pass for the whole weekend was a steal because in this weather, it's easy to just go back over and over. Plenty of great food from local restaurants as well as food trucks; seriously, you can't walk away hungry, and if you do, you've missed out. The walking taco, grilled cheese, pizza, ribs, brats, Eagle Park beer selections, soft pretzels, and wine tent. It's easy to head out and find all sorts of shops to visit while you're enjoying the music and weather. The bands are great, and there's always plenty of room for dancing. The crowds come and go, so you have a good chance of snagging a decent parking spot if you make it in at the right time. Bring the family, plan on spending time relaxing and enjoying what the Village of Greendale has to offer!

Greendale.......such an odd community, and much bigger than it appears! Its approximate boundaries…read moreare 92nd street on the west, Root River Parkway where it crosses Loomis/36 on the south, 43rd street on the east and Edgerton on the north. There are teeny, tiny houses crowded together on one lane streets and then there is South Ridge Mall. That's right, South Ridge is in Greendale, NOT Greenfield! The mini-mall where Bed, Bath and Beyond is, IS in Greendale. Greenfield Fashion Center, home to Half Price Books and Jo-Ann Fabric is NOT. Most of the other Greendale neighborhoods are "normal", it's just the one around the downtown area where the houses are lined up like cans on a grocery store shelf with a narrow one lane street to access them. These homes are why Greendale is called a village. So, the village.... it's home to some cute stores, a malt shoppe, a couple of restaurants, a couple of hair salons, a middle school, a nice bakery, a library and the village hall, among other things. Tucked behind the shops on the east side of the main street, aka Broadway, is a small park. At the southern end is Greendale High School. There is even an industrial loop, but you can only access it from Loomis, near the Steakout. Speaking of the Steakout, I hear it's a pretty decent place to eat; it even has 4 Yelptastic stars! Ray and Dot's Tap is located on Grange and I've been told it's a pretty neat place to get a drink; 4 1/2 Yelpy stars! Pretty much anything else you could want is located on 76th, right in or near the mall, so take a day and explore the area. You'll like it! 28/2016

Lots of good neighborhood services going on here, and a not bad cafeteria as well. I came here for…read morethe specific neighborhood service of getting a permit to rebuild my fence, and that office is actually right next door. You can also register and vote early here during that part of the election cycle. Named after historic Frank P. Zeidler, it's a fitting functioning monument to a great mayor.

This is a good library in all the ways public libraries can be good, helpful librarians who…read moreotherwise mind their own business. Good selection of reading material and other kinds of information and entertainment. Computer access. Quiet and peaceful for reading, thinking, and working. Good place to write YELP reviews. What makes it not just good but actually great? It's a beautiful and unique space, an old building but very renovated. And you know the MPL workers are Tik Tok stars. I think that's great.

This is a new library opened on 9th and Mitchell St. It is a large space and has several open areas…read morefor sitting/reading, etc. It looks pretty modernized, as well. There's a big room on the left side and a big white board that lists out the various event there's. Lots of things related to learning, with teachers, and for those who need assistance with citizenship, etc. I hope they keep the events up and people take advantage of it! It would be fun to have a Yelp event at a library just to shake things up and get outside the box, wouldn't it? I always forget about libraries for books instead of Amazon or even for renting movies. It's a free resources that so many of us neglect! Education is is an important priority and second to schools are libraries! I hope people remember they exist and to go to them!

You'll have an awesome time always! Friendly and helpful people! I have been going to activities…read morehere for many years!

I was thrilled to see Dr Jill (Giacoppa) Biden speak and open Festa Italiana 2024. I like her am…read morehalf Italian - my grandparents were from Calabria, Sorbo San Basile. Like Dr Jill Biden my Italian roots run deep. It was inspiring to see her in our city and community. Bravo! Italian Community Center for enriching our lives

This is a beautiful, historic home. The historical society is located in the Kneeland Walker House…read more They hold numerous events every year like, Firefly Art Fair, Christmas tours, garden tours, historical home tours, etc. They give free tours of the house certain days of the week. If you're interested in history, this is the place to go. If you do t have time, for a small fee, the historical society do the research for you.

I've been to this library many many times. Great book selections and very helpful and kind staff…read more They have 5 study rooms that are first come first serve, 1 large (max 8-10) and 4 small (max 2). The rooms are especially helpful on the rather busy days when the library isn't always so quiet. The children's area is great! There's always crafts to do and mini scavenger hunts that get changed about twice a month. Also seasonal reading challenges that get kids excited to read and win prizes. They also have legos, a train set, and a play grocery store. It's definitely worth a visit for any ages!

Super cute library with lots of seating!! Staff are also very friendly and helpful. There are a lot…read moreof people that come by so it can get a little loud.