Was a 5 star and is still a 5 star! The bagels are the best around (only better I've had were in…read moreBrooklyn, but it's in the water and you can never beat that). Whitefish Sando is the way to go if you want to switch it up from a traditional egg and sausage sandwich or a cream cheese bagel. Don't be swayed by long wait lines. It's totally worth the wait. The cafe is a cute area to sit and enjoy your delicious bagel.

LOVE COMING HERE! Glad that they opened a second establishment. This place gets just as busy as the…read moreplace in Walkers Point. The general breakfast sandwich with bacon or sausage is great. They always have a bagel of the month which I always try with my go to order. Place is always clean and staff is always friendly.

Ruby's has some of my favorite bagels in Milwaukee! I'm a frequent flyer to the food truck location…read more(so happy it's back) and love how kind and efficient staff has always been. I also really appreciate the ability to order ahead for pickup to avoid wait times. I have tried many different bagel combos and love a good everything bagel with the green onion cream cheese! The BEC with cream cheese is also another fave. Overall I definitely recommend trying out Ruby's if you haven't yet!

We pre-ordered a half-dozen bagels (rosemary, sesame and cinnamon cranberry) and some jalapeño…read morecream cheese (the best!) and then decided to grab a hot sandwich once we got there. We went with a classic bacon, egg & cheese and added a slice of tomato. Our bagels were ready, and our sandwich came out hot and melty as soon as they made more bacon (they let us know it would be a few extra minutes - and bacon is worth the wait!). We took our food to go since it was chilly, but there are tables if you want to hang out. Everyone is super friendly, they're working hard and getting food out quickly, and the bagels and breakfast sandwiches are fantastic. Totally worth a little drive from the 'burbs.

We were visiting our daughter for the weekend and stopped by Cranky Al's on our way out of town. It…read morewas clean and the employees were very patient while we made our choices. We grabbed a few donuts and hit the road. We had two long johns, a maple thingy and a glazed chocolate. When we arrived home an hour and a half later, we decided it was the perfect time for a sweet treat. All four donuts were delicious. It took me three days to eat my donut; it was still good on day three.

Great local donut spot! If you're having a cranky morning, a box of donuts from Cranky Al's Donuts…read morewill absolutely cheer you up. I stopped by to pick up donuts for clinic and stumbled across this place--so glad I did. They offer a wide variety of donuts (as you can probably tell from all the photos), and everything looked fresh and tempting. Parking is street parking only, and mornings can get busy, so plan accordingly--or just park a little farther down the street. You can also save time by ordering online. Bonus: the breakfast burrito is pretty good too. They also offer gluten-free donuts, which is a nice touch. Overall, I highly recommend Cranky Al's for the fun ambiance and quick, delicious donuts. There isn't much seating, but it's a great spot to grab a treat for yourself or for the whole team.

This quaint little restaurant is tucked into Walker's point and is a true hidden gem. If you're…read morelooking for a spectacular sub sandwich, Bagel, or a combo of both well you've came to the right place. We tried three different sandwiches and each exceeded our expectations. The first with the American- classic bologna, American cheese and a crunchy chip on top. The Italian is exactly what you would assume - subtly spicy with extremely fresh meat and the perfect bread. The pork pastrami was a warm welcome to your taste buds. It was tender and had a bold flavor from the horseradish cream sauce. The service was efficient and fast. This is a definite hit up for a tasty sub. Would gladly come back.

We had a great lunch at Hen's deli! I ordered the turkey sub sandwich. I loved how you can…read morecustomize the toppings easily. The sandwich was huge and super delicious! If you aren't too hungry you could easily split with a friend. The bread, turkey and veggies all tasted super fresh. The service was quick and friendly. There are three small tables inside if you want to eat there, and the place itself is super cozy and welcoming.

I love this place!!! It's so beautiful inside and everything I have tried has been absolutely…read moredelicious!

I came here with my brother for a siblings brunch. He had the chicken tenders with fries, and I had…read morea latte with some breakfast potatoes. The tenders were cold and the fries weren't very good. The breakfast potatoes were more raw than we expected. The coffee was simultaneously too bitter and too artificial tasting. The only thing we really enjoyed were the macarons. There is plenty of seating and service was friendly.

Came here on Saturday to meet a few friends. On this particular morning, the place was pretty…read moreempty. Got to order right away, and didn't take too long to get my Mocha (in a mug), and a Chocolate Chip Scone. Both were very good. The staff always have done a great job helping me order the right items. Given that there were few people hear, it was easy to have a conversation. It's a nice space.

The scone was delicious and fresh tasting. Loved the coffee too, great flavors without the warm and…read morecozy beverage. The barista took note of my book and was nice to have someone actually engaged and seemed interested. She was considering reading it herself. For active participation with a social or book club, or maybe a new date, this would be a place to go.

The staff are very friendly and sweet. The atmosphere is cozy and great to study in. The seasonal…read moredrinks are fun.

First of all, the place is in a beautiful building that looks straight out of Europe. The inside is…read morehistoric and cozy. Perfect space for a little coffee shop! Staff were very friendly and enjoyed the feel to the overall space while I was there. There is a little courtyard to sit out in too. I went in the morning. Coffee was good. Recommend if you're in the brewery district area.

I ordered food from Benji's at lunchtime recently because I wanted to get some corned beef for my…read moreBF on St. Patrick's Day. I tried a tuna melt, having been underwhelmed by a breakfast experience on a prior visit and since I don't eat meat. the sandwich was good and I enjoyed the challah bread until about halfway through when I hit a fishy bite and was put off. The accompanying fries were very good. BF really enjoyed his Reuben, which was filling and meaty - thus the 4 stars. I'm waiting for a winner from Benji's, but as a vegetarian, I might be waiting a long time.

So sad. This is not the benji's I've loved and eaten at for 30+ years. It was a snowy Dec 30th…read moreand I stopped in to pick up some chicken soup for a sick friend. There were several servers hanging around and it wasn't clear where I could order. Sat at the counter and was ignored for 5 min. The server came over and told me to go to the deli area. It was a challenge to understand the clerk. A quart and pint of soup with a bagel and lox was $40. While I waited i read recent reviews and was alarmed. What happened to the best Jewish deli in our area? The lox tasted very fishy, like smoked fish. Unlike any lox I'd ever eaten. I asked for capers and regretted it; there were so many and with only the tiniest shmear of cream cheese, it was inedible. Too salty to be edible. The bagel was ok, but couldn't eat much of it. The chicken soup with mishmosh also disappointed. The lid was swimming in grease. I discarded it carefully. There was 1 matzo ball (ok), tons of noodles (meh) rice (ugh - underdone and inedible) and a kreplach ( I had to spit it out - filling was rancid and sour). The broth was tasteless and unseasoned. What happened to Benji's? So sad.