For starters I LOVEEEE the manager MINDY. she's super friendly and interactive with her customers…read moremaking it feel like a home. Her team is very adorable and caring the food was wonderful and service was great. I never worried about my water being low and they cleaned up my table within seconds of finishing. Definitely will be coming again!

I was visiting a friend in Milwaukee and got a seafood boil craving so we came here for a weekend…read moredinner. It was busy but not packed, like 70-80% full. I ordered one of the combos and added mussels on the side which I highly recommend. Got the mixed sauce with no heat because spicy food is not my thing, and it was still super flavorful. The snow crab was the standout for me, so good so juicy! Shrimp is a classic must, potatoes and corn were yummy, and the mussels were 10/10. Also, the corn bread was A+++!! If you can't do spicy or just don't like heat, don't let that stop you from coming here because you can still have a great meal. Price point is also really reasonable especially if you're sharing. The setup for taking food to go is easy and convenient, and there's a hand washing station in the middle of the restaurant which is practical. Only heads up is parking can be tricky on weekends so just plan for that. Workers were super friendly. Would definitely come back.

We went on a Saturday afternoon and basically had the place to ourselves at 1:00 pm. Our server…read moreand cashier (only employee I saw was very attentive. A lot of places to sit while the TV played the same 5 songs in a row....lol. I had a crab boil. No crackers or forks given. Steamed nicely. Ok size. Price a lil steep. Sauce was good but sweeter than I'm used too. I will be back if I'm in the area.

Their food has no taste to it. The prices are ridiculous, they come and put the tip on what they…read morewant to do. That doesn't work that way, I do not like this place.

Y'all, normally I love to take pictures of my food for reviews. But I was hungry and the food was…read moreABSOLUTELY AMAZING. We had the do fried pickles, green tomatoes (OMG), meatloaf with mac and cheese and mashed, and grilled harvest chicken. It looked so good that we dove right in and wow. Good was so good we got a round for the chef!

My recent visit on a Sunday morning was a great send off from a fun Milwaukee weekend. The…read morefarmhouse omelet was excellent-great mix of bacon, crumbled sausage, onions, American cheese. The highlight was the cheese grits on the side, while the parmesan breakfast potatoes that I also sampled were quite good as well. Good unsweetened iced tea, service was solid, and it's a comfortable yet laid back place in a central downtown location.

Must try: Lobster Roll!…read more Why: Loved the butter toasted brioche bun loaded with Lobster! Bun has slightly crispy exterior and was buttery goodness. Fried and coleslaw were also really good. Tons of fries that were also slightly crispy - just how I like it. I ate outside since the weather was nice and enjoyed my meal while people watching. Notes: The workers were friendly and helpful. They have indoor table seating as well as oyster bar area. Many tables outside of market too. This was my first meal during my visit to Milwaukee and what a delicious way to start!

I had a meal here many years ago while in town and enjoyed it. Recently I had the opportunity to…read morereturn. St. Paul Fish Market is located inside the very busy and popular Milwaukee Public Market indoor shopping complex downtown. It reminds me of the Pike Place Fish Market in Seattle. The only parking option that I am aware of is metered street parking. The building has 2 levels but the 1st floor is where most of the business are. It appeared to me that St. Paul's is the most popular business there. It is a seafood restaurant and fresh fish market. They have a small sit down area for table service dining or you can order your food to go at the counter. After being seated and reviewing the menu I decided to order the same meal I had over 11 years ago. I went with a bowl of clam chowder for $8 to start and then added a fried grouper sandwich ($16) with french fries for another $2.50. The chowder was perfect. Flavorful, delicious and I wanted more (5). The sandwich also was delicious and satisfying made with quality fish, lettuce, tomato, and bread. However while it tasted very good halfway through eating it the bread bun started to disintegrate and then quickly turned to mush before I could finish. Then I needed a fork to finish it. It got messy and I don't like that in a sandwich. It's only for that reason I give an overall 4 score instead of a 5. The french fries were very good tasting too but I had ordered too much food and only had room for a few of them.The table service was very warm and friendly. I believe St. Paul's is a very good choice for a casual seafood meal but please buy more sturdy buns!

Best hot wings in town! The fries are a little to be desired, but their drinks make up for it. The…read moreservice is great and the prices are decent.

Always a vibe with great food and drinkssssss!! They got good deals that i definitely want to check…read moreout toooo! It's super cute inside and they always my favorite songs!

For a first timer on Brady Street, I think Nash is a great bar! The staff are extremely personable…read moreand make you feel welcomed in the space. The DJ played a good mix of country, pop, rock, and rap. The drinks were made perfectly too. Shout out to Xavier (X) for making me the best amaretto sour with grenadine I've ever had!

So Sunday Afternoon 09/21/25 Myself my wife and another couple that were with us came in sat at the…read morebar, their wasn't a lot of people maybe 6 including us, the young lady be hind the bar was very welcoming we all got a beer they had a person playing Guitar That was very rude to us This was our first time to Milwaukee As He was singing his song he would toss in his own comments about people from Illinois so much that it made us uncomfortable so we just left oh yes I did give him the universal sign I hope the owner ship reviews this and fires this guy and you call yourself and entertainer?

Blac Bistro is one of the first vendors in the new Paper Table Food Hall on Milwaukee Ave. Paper…read moreTable is designed as multiple kitchen spaces for different vendors to complete mostly to-go orders, but they do have a little bit of seating with huge open windows. The whole menu looks amazing but my coworker and I ordered the Southern Grits and the Jambalaya. The grits come with sausage and shrimp, and the jambalaya has sausage, shrimp and chicken. We ordered extra shrimp on the jambalaya. Both were perfect! Great flavor, presentation, and clearly fresh. Huge shrimp cooked perfectly. We also met the chef, who gave us great recommendations and was insightful about the entire Paper Table food hall. The host at the desk was also super helpful and kind. Excited to try more of the menu!

From the owner: At Black Diamond Catering o we are attentive to detail, prompt, professional, experience &…read moreAffordable.

Bomb wing spot you definitely have to eat at. The chicken, the fries, the flavor. Everything was…read moreperfect 10/10.

Great texture of tenderness with the tenders... Just the right amount of sauce not to wet or…read moredry.... Spicy but I love spicy and great with ranch or blue cheese..... Wing Stop ain't got shit on Wings Over...

I am slowly learning not to trust Instagram reels. We took the trip up to Milwaukee to try out…read moreReady to Roll after seeing an Instagram reel that hyped it up big time. This was also my first trip to the collective as a whole, even though I spend a lot of time in that area. So the collective itself is cute, you have a lot of options in the same space. It can be a little noisy, but it wasn't so bad you couldn't hear. It was a bit distracting and made ordering a little more complicated but overall not super bad. As for the food, I ordered almost one of everything available for us to try. I was super excited to try them too, because honestly egg rolls are just amazing. Each egg roll order came with two egg rolls sliced in half and sat on a bed of French fries. Unfortunately I didn't walk away feeling like we won the flavor lottery. Each roll and filling combined their own distinct flavors but candidly they didn't have a lot of flavor. For example the Philly cheesesteak egg roll was good, but lacked the expected green pepper, onion, cheese flavor I expect from a Philly cheesesteak. The Chi, a play on vegan roast beef, had the oddest flavor to it. It wasn't bad, just really unexpected. We couldn't figure out what the flavor was. I felt it was a citrus flavor but that was just my take and even I am not confident in that. The hot chick (I think it was called) was the one I really wanted to try, because I love a Nashville hot chicken sandwich. It pretty much just tasted like hot sauce with a little liquid smoke (which is gross and I smelled/tasted it in a lot of the foods and sauces). There weren't any other flavors I picked up on. I love Tabasco as much as the next person, but I was hopeful for more. I don't want to come off as disapproving of the food, honestly some people may love it and that's ok. It just wasn't for me. It's almost like in the process of frying the rolls they surrendered all flavor to a flavor that can only be described as bland fried food. I really wanted to love the food, but I can't lie about it. It was worth the shot to try something new, but it's a one and done for me.

This is a mother/daughter owned food vendor inside of Crossroads Collective. The daughter is a…read moreformer Chicago food truck owner and wanted to bring her love of artisan food to the east side of Milwaukee. They offer a variety of egg rolls, some are vegetarian/plant based and others offer meat - a little something for everyone. They also have a few dessert egg rolls to try out too! Beyond the food, they are really trying to activate the community and will hire a DJ for Crossroads Collective to add a more fun atmosphere for the occasional happy hour. It is clear they want to stay for a while and support the other vendors by increasing foot traffic. This is the kind of small business I like to support because they support their neighbors too!

Who doesn't like the capital grille? Always great steak and top notch services…read more Topical inside decorations with formal and comfortable. We got the lobster cake which was packed with seafood delicious. Ordered the filet migion medium rare and my coworker ordered the ribeye also medium rare. The interesting thing was when we got the steak and made the fist cut then looked at the each other immediately as we saw more pink instead of red in the middle. Talked with the waiter who apologized and said they would remake the steak. We didn't think that it was a big deal. They gave us a coupe of free desserts as well. The manager also came and apologized. Very nice customer services

I will never return to this restaurant. I have gone on and off and in the past 18 years and…read moreoriginally the steaks were great as well as any other entree. However, I went this past weekend and once again was so disappointed in their steak. They are definitely using a lower quality meat and at $68+ you just can't do that. My family is/has been in the restaurant business my whole life. Capitol Grill is cutting corners. I certainly understand that beef has skyrocketed however in lieu of that, offer a smaller portion-do not skimp on the quality. I was not the only one who had an inferior steak. Everyone who ordered it complained. It's not that it wasn't cooked properly. It is a poorer grade than should be served at this type of restaurant and cost. The sides were great as well as their deserts but that is not the main course. They should make the main course "shine". People will remember a fibrous steak even though the sides are good. Unfortunately someone has to say something or they will continue and that is a shame. Not everyone has unlimited funds to dine out. There are people who save up for months for a special occasion and end up with sub-par food. I certainly hope the management hears the message.