Love getting drinks here! It's a great little hideaway when the market gets a bit crowded. The…read moresandwiches are great. If the market gets a bit loud and packed you can tuck away in the bar here and still enjoy the market atmosphere.

Staying at a hotel close by, I made my way to the Milwaukee Public Market and found Foltz Family…read moreMarket. Foltz's offers a wide variety of foods, but what drew my attention was the wood fired pizza! From wide selection of choices, I landed on the Philly. I am normally not a fan of white Alfredo sauced pizzas, but I am glad I went with this choice. The toppings were fresh and delicious, with a little crisp left in the onions and green peppers which made this pizza standout. Crust was the perfect balance of crisp and chew, the only criticism I had was the bottom Could've used 30 seconds longer - other than that fantastic pizza! Well executed pizza, if you are in the neighborhood - check it out!

I wouldn't drive out of my way, and I certainly wouldn't pass up a Supermercado El Rey for Monterey…read morebut that's the South Side standard. Monterrey is a Latin grocery, medium sized, and I always wondered why South American Spanish speaking culture is called, Latin. Turns out, of all the modern Romance languages, Spanish is the closest to the Roman language. It's closer to Roman Latin than modern Italian! This is the sort of thing one learns when stuck with a socio-linguist for any amount of time at a conference. Anyway, Monterrey doesn't quite have the variety of produce at El Rey, and MM is a little cramped. I was worried about knocking something over the whole time I was in the first time, my second and third times I felt a little more familiar with the layout but still it's a little close for comfort.

This is in the old Toys R Us local. I don't know what took me so long to get here. It is a…read moreHispanic grocery store with everything you could possibly want. There was fresh fruit and veggies, a meat counter, and a hot food area. There was even a chamoy place in the front. The place was very clean and not congested like other grocers. We for sure will be back.

Here's the deal. Stock up on all your Mexican ingredients and if you need a piñata this is your…read moreplace. Then head over to the cafe. Sit at the counter to watch them make your lunch. Order the special because it is the special and it is a sweet deal. Enjoy!

Service was friendly and quick on a Wednesday morning. Salsa and chips were FRESH and delicious-…read morehappy to have chorizo and eggs for breakfast. Inside there is a diner with ample tables and fresh prepared food on display. I snagged a table by the window on a sunny morning- lucky me.

The staff are as great as the food! Dont miss the ready made meals in the cooler and homemade…read moreready to take soups. so Ono!! My Dogs Ronin and Coconut give me stink eye if I forget the smoked Pig Ears! lol I

Wow! How did I know not know this place existed! An actual butcher with fresh meats. Staff was…read moresuper knowledgeable and friendly, and I was excited to shop and explore all of the things I grew up with. They even have homemade dinner's pre-package in the freezer For planning those quick meal times.

I don't discriminate with food so you will find me at a nice restaurant, a truck, a cart, a dive…read morerestaurant, a bar and in back of the liquor store hot table. I stumbled across this place with my Yelp trick, if you are in an area away from home look for restaurants in the area because you will see options that don't show on the generic Yelp search from home and I do this while traveling also. Ok the low down on this hidden gem and I always say that you have to get off of Main Street and into the neighborhoods no matter how good or bad they are because that's where the nuggets are. This is a small neighborhood market/liquor store with a diverse hot food table that is like soul food crashed into Puerto Rican food with cat fish, fried chicken, chicken soup, bbq looking food and Puerto Rican classics. I had no service issues and everyone was friendly but some Yelpers might have a problem with the area but it's never stopped me. I was only there Puerto Rican items even though the fried chicken was very tempting. The P/R rice was a definite and I had to ask about other items like the potato ball and the dark tamale looking thing. The P/R rice was seasoned slightly compared to rest of my food and clumpy with beans in it. The potato ball was fu%king delicious and amazing seasoned nicely. It's like a crispy thin pastry shell that has a layer of mashed potatoes and a ground beef center, shepherds pie in a ball OMG I have to have again. The dark cigar looking thing is similar to a tamale with like a plant based texture/taste with shredded pork inside that was seasoned well and spiced nicely. OMG this is such a delicious gem in the back of a liquor store and well worth the drive so I can't wait to go back.

I had forgotten about Pueblo but the other night a coworker and I stopped there after work. I had…read morebeen for beer and small necessities before but never tried the food. I was hungry and in the mood to get something to take home so there we were. I should say that their beer prices and selection are pretty good for the size and location of the store. They generally have Dogfish Head, Three Sheeps, and a few others that you don't always find everywhere even if they're not exactly rare. Prices are generally good for the other items in the store too. There's a lot of teas and some other dry goods. But we were there for the deli. It was definitely past peak hours and some items were sold out. But I got some (yellow?) rice and some beef stew. The seasoned rice was flavorful for being so deceptively simple. The beef stew was good too if a little salty. I would definitely come back more toward lunchtime. I've always liked the mom-and-pop "neighborhood" vibe about Pueblo too. If I lived closer I would be there more often.

El Rey has saved me for last minute items more often than I can count. Good selection of produce…read morewith (usually) cheaper than bigger chain store and countless items that you won't find in every store either. The pastry/ bakery selection is always fresh and tamales are made daily too. Staff has been helpful and friendly every time I've been here over the years. The cafe has had some changes since they've opened and are always improving. Service is spotty, eating area is clean and food is good but reasonably priced when you get the weekly specials. I'm happy to have El Rey just minutes from my house and will continue to frequent them for so many of my authentic Latin American grocery needs.

El Rey always has the snacks I'm looking for. It could be some spicy chips or churros or cola…read morechampagne or obleas. I saw some pulparindo gummy rings that looked pretty yum. I got some chorizo and tortillas on this run and my food came out delicious. I was in line to check out when a worker asked me to step toward so I could pay with him.

With so many authentic Latino food items to choose from between cheeses, meats, candies, breads you…read morecouldn't run out of things to try but I go for one reason. The attached restaurant where they made ready to order tacos, tostadas and whatever else you want including great salsa and chips. The tostada and tacos are incredible and came out in less than three minutes. It's truly one of the gems in the city and must try!

Stopped in here for some late breakfast after a long morning of doctors appointments. This place…read moreis pretty awesome as it can be a one stop for everything you need. First off, they have a small cafe style restaurant inside. First off, they start you off with the chips and salsas. The salsas are a rojo (red) which is pretty hot. They also have the verde (green) which I prefer. It is a little more mild. I had the migas, which is scrambled eggs topped with crispy tortilla strips and cotija cheese, served with beans and rice. My husband had the cueritos, which is basically pork skins in a spicy sauce, served with beans and rice and a side of tortillas. Don't speak Spanish, no problem. All the servers speak and understand both. Portions are huge and prices are reasonable. In addition to the cafe, this is a full service market with a wonderful hot and regular deli. The fruit and vegetable section is amazing and as others have mentioned the bakery is really the star of this show.

I was excited to visit, I have lived here all my life and never visited. We Loved the decor and…read morestyle it is fabulous. I got some beef hot sticks and they were just the right amount of spicy. Also bought some Genoa salami that is out of this world. You can send gift boxes all over the world from this location. If you're downtown this is so worth the trip. Everybody working there were fun and lively. Glad we visited.

I read someone else's review saying that the meat market next to the cheese store has cheaper meats…read more(meat sticks, salamis, summer sausages). They were open an hour earlier than the cheese mart so we headed here first and got our meats! The set up looks like a big empty space and all the meats are inside small slide top fridges or are behind a glass display. I guess it's more sanitary that way? Anyway the prices were great and I got a ton of different types of meats to take back home. I got some sliced meats that I made sandwiches with when I got back to my hotel. A perfect lunch! The hickory smoked meat sticks were a great travel snack.