Very good Southeast Asian grocery with a great selection of frozen fish, frozen prepared Southeast…read moreAsian foods, produce, and Southeast Asian rice. A little less choice in Far East Asian ingredients, and little to nothing of interest to South Asian cooks. The assumption might be that anyone shopping here is feeding a clan because it's hard to get only enough vegetables for two humans, but the prices for fresh produce are so good a little waste doesn't bother me too much (especially since I compost). If you are single and not Asian, and think you're okay with American supermarket instant ramen, you need to rethink cheap eats and try some instant noodle soup from here. A few coins more will get you much tastier instant noodle soups, especially the ones without good English translation on the packages. Add some of the fresh vegetables and tofu or bean sprouts you get here and you can make a cheap meal nutritious and well balances. I guess technically bean sprouts are vegetables but noodle soups require more than two added ingredients I think.

Mo's food market is my go to place for Asian groceries in Milwaukee! It's super close to my…read moreapartment and it has all the basics I need. Their pork belly and chicken are a great deal and I love trying their new products in their frozen section (they always have the coolest ice cream)! They don't have a ton of fresh produce, but their cabbage and bok choy are such a great deal for a huge bag! They also have a pretty big snack and drink section as well!

I've been here a few times, have bought 2 different kinds of oils. I believe the Tuscan Herb and…read moremedeterarian blend. The employees really add to the experience. Heck you could probably try every single one and they would still have a kind, attentive, knowledgeable presence. Olive oil shots themselves are a little bit to get acclimated too, but you can get the gist of what flavor you'd like to have infused into your meals. My main reason for buying was to enhance my breakfast eggs. And most recently I've found that even a tablespoon added to a pot of rice really make the rice much have much moisture, and flavor. Love that it's inside the Milwaukee Public Market.

First time going to this beautiful store inside of the Public Market. I was impressed by the…read morecustomer service I received from both workers there! After sampling different flavors of Olive Oil I was interested in the Mediterranean Blend size 200 mL. The service was excellent and I left there with a lot of useful information about Olive Oil

WHERE to begin? I've…read morebeen familiar with B&B since its earliest days (which roughly coincided with the earliest days of another great Milwaukee institution, Outpost Natural Foods -- where I was a member and volunteer). A good friend of mine cooked at B&B for a while. As young, recent college grads, my wife and I regularly ate there. Along with Oriental Drugs, the Blue River Cafe, The Outpost and Century Hall, B&B was a favorite, comforting go-to spot. Although I couldn't visit very often during my 25 years on the west coast, I was so very happy to know that it was still here, and as wonderful as ever, when I returned to Wisconsin in 2008. How funny to think that this tremendous haven for those wanting to include at least some vegetarian foods in their diet occupied the spot once known for Frenchy's restaurant (the place famous/infamous for its bear and lion steaks)! I'll need a new place to eat before going to the Oriental Theater. And I'll need a long time to process the sadness I feel. All the best to the owners and staff . . . and here's hoping that maybe B&B will live on in another location.

What started as a great place a few decades ago, really went downhill the past couple years. The…read morerestaurant and their service suffered. Indeed, the restaurant and servers lost their charm. The shop always maintained a nice offering of goods and prepared foods. I purchased many gifts in the shop over the years.

Being of German/Norwegian descent, I've eaten my fair share of pickled herring. For our family it's…read morebeen a New Year's tradition, but it gets eaten year round. I like it just with Triscuit crackers, and is great with a salad. It also has the health benefits of being very high in protein and omega 3's. Ma Baensch has always been our preferred brand. Although there are other brands out there, and they will do in a pinch, none are as tasty as Ma Baensch herring.

This has become a Christmas tradition for us, and lately a holiday tradition for any gathering. I…read morecan't think of another herring that is any better. I met Kim years ago right after she took over the company, and I think its grown even bigger since then.

Items not making it into my shopping bag before I leave…read more Donations to groups automatically added to bill when it wasn't asked. Be careful shopping here. There are some sletchy cashiers working here at times.

The Dollar General is not a gigantic store, but somehow it seems to have everything. I like it the…read moremost for little things like wrapping paper, tissue paper, and gift bags. Those things tend to be outrageously overpriced at big box stores, but not here. They have a good mix of generic brands (Rexall, DG Health) and name brands. Cool things I have gotten: air freshener in the shape of a surf board, ac charger for two USB devices in one outlet, Starbucks gc and s'mores Poptarts!

Great deals on food sold after the best by date. The bulk discounted items are nice tooread more

Can anyone say %*#$ hole? This warehouse is filthy…read more Why 2 stars then? If you are willing to overlook the general disgustingness of this place, you can get a decent deal on dry or canned items such as cereal and spaghetti sauce. A buyer's guide to sav-on foods: -You must bring your own bags or boxes -DO NOT buy any perishable items. -Suggested that you do not buy any frozen items -They have non food items such as plates and odds and ends kitchen stuff like tea pots and coasters. -Do not buy personal care items such as shampoo. -All paper and cleaning products are industrial size. Do not plan on buying your TP here. -Most important: check expiration dates for all food!!!

Representing 2021, W is for West Allis Cheese & Sausage Shoppe. Now at W, the last of 7 from my…read moreChicago & Wisconsin trip. See my 5-star of American Family First Field, 4-star of Cargo Coffee East (in Madison), & 5-star of Indeed Brewing Company. Yet another 5-star experience in Milwaukee. On Saturday, September 4, 2021, my friend was interested in the science museum, but I was interested in seeing more variety of things in downtown Milwaukee. So, I dropped him off and did my own stuff that afternoon. One thing was stopping at the Milwaukee Public Market, which my friend from Arizona highly recommended. My friend really missed out on this one! Like the night before, I had cheese curds again here at West Allis! When in Rome, right?! Cheese curds were outstanding, which was the side to my also outstanding Muenster grilled cheese sandwich on buttery toasted sourdough. Of the 3 cheese curds I had in Milwaukee, all 3 of which were excellent, West Allis was the very best of 3 excellent choices. Cheese curds in Maryland (where I live) don't compare; see my 4-star review of Brew Belly in Olney, MD visited 2.5 months after Milwaukee trip written on 10/6/25; other aspects of that place were stronger, cheese curds were more of a 3-star (I was spoiled in Milwaukee), but still even those cheese curds were far superior to the worst date of 2021 at Brew Belly. The line at West Allis was long at lunchtime on that Saturday of Labor Day weekend, but the staff was efficient & cordial getting people through the line in reasonable time as well as getting the food quickly. I think I ate in an upstairs area of the market where there was some seating. If I was ever in Milwaukee again, I'd come back here, Brewers game if it timed well: Go Brew Crew!

What a wonderful little spot, hidden away in the middle of Milwaukee Public Market. West Allis…read moreoffers a great range of cheese- and meat-based food and drinks, with the best range of Bloody Mary cocktails I've ever seen. The order line moved fast, but the pick up line was very chaotic and hard to find a spot to wait without getting swept away in the crowds passing by. But it was worth the wait - would definitely return.

I'm so glad that the Market is back! I love visiting and…read moregetting stuff from the fresh deli shop, I grab the food for my family and everyone enjoys it! We just wish it was closer so it was hot by the time I got it home! They have ready to cook meals too and a variety of Pastas, Wines, Italian condiments, Gelato, Cheeses! Lots of Sweets as well & Caviar as well! You won't be disappointed!!!

First time here since they reopened after being closed last October due to the fire. Fire…read moreupstairs, and smoke damage downstairs in the store. The place looks amazing, just like it used to. Stopped in to get a few things. An eclectic collection of grocery, chocolate, and baking items. Perfect as a gift for a special friend. Got a few things for me, cookies that pair well with a hot latte. So glad that they have reopened. The place has retained all of it's previous charm. The staff are all super helpful in find items (now where are those Green Cerignola olives?). Always a fun time to shop in an authentic italian store.