This local gas station and quick market is a Kenosha staple. The prominent corner has always had a…read moregas station. Lou Perrine's is keeping that tradition. The gas pump area is super clean and maintained well. Inside is orderly too. I needed to get gas and remembered they offer the famous HoHo cakes. So, after filling up, I ran inside to get the sweet treat for my sister. The Mama P's selection was plentiful but not very diverse. They were all chocolate based except for the animal cracker. It was so cute with pink cake and a pink animal cracker on top. I also chose the chocolate and peanut butter. I wish they had more non-chocolate options such as lemon etc. They were delicious just the same. Once you check in on Yelp, you receive an offer for a free bottle of water. The young girl at the desk was very confused and went to get another person for help. That girl looked at my phone and said, "we don't do that". When I said I think they do she agreed. It seemed like since she wasn't sure how to process the Yelp offer, she just wanted to refuse it. Then I realize it is Kenosha Restaurant Week. More confusion ensued on the price of my HoHo cakes, the only item they offered on Restaurant Week. I love that Lou Perrine's participated in Yelp and Restaurant Week. I just wish the staff is better trained on things like this.

A bag of talus was four dollars. I can get 2 bags for that price anywhere else in this town. The…read morebeer is always warm and overpriced

Olanos Empanadas are my favorite!! they offer so many different options which is nice since im a…read morevegetarian. the Olano family puts so much love and hardwork into every single empanada- and it shows!! the sweet potato is my favorite!! please if your at a farmers market this spring/ summer, stop by and say hello, and get one!!

Fantastic variety of flavors in the empanadas. I eat them at the Harbor market. It was served from…read morea food trailer. The daughter and father run this trailer. They were very accommodating. And it's an outdoor farmers market.

I'll start by saying I love the Italian bread. The taste, the crunch when toasted.... but I've…read morehad several loaves recently with small pieces of plastic that get stuck in my teeth like a hard gummy bear. Not sure if it's a quality control issue or pieces from the equipment used. Not sure if it's a health hazard. Choking hazard for kids, maybe? Not pleasant. It happened a while ago with several loaves that I found multiple pieces...this last loaf, only one. During the time in between, I thought maybe it had resolved itself. Fool me once, you say? Why keep buying it, you fool? Again the crunch is like no other, taste great with just a few pieces of plastic.... Not sure what the next step should be. Any ideas?

This bakery has been around since 1923, and it's easy to see why it's stood the test of time. I…read moreordered two donuts: the original glazed and their signature Cyclops--a chocolate-glazed donut with a dollop of white buttercream nestled in the center where the hole would be. Both were just $1.25 each and absolutely hit the spot. The bakery also offers kringles, eclairs, donut twists, loaves of bread, cakes, and a small selection of drinks. It shares a parking lot with a strip center, so there's plenty of parking available. The staff were friendly and helpful, patiently answering all my questions about their donut offerings since it was my first time visiting. Overall, a charming, old-school bakery that's worth a stop for anyone with a sweet tooth.

When someone recommended this restaurant on the 2nd floor of a gas station, I had to question their…read morestatus in this world... But I was surprised to find a welcoming environment, good food, and cheap beer. The food comes from the Airstream Trailer downstairs and food is sent up on a zip-line which is kinda cool. They had a number of options including Krispy Crunchy Chicken (a chain typically found in gas stations). I ordered the Wisconsin Sampler which was an assortment of goodies including a sliced up bratwurst, waffle fries, jalapeño poppers and cheese curds. It was a greasy box of food for sure, but all was good. Service was good as I sat at the bar and it wasn't too busy on a rainy Monday night. I had a few beers that helped cut the grease a little and was in and out fairly quickly. I'd go back again if I wanted bar bites and beer! But I'd be mindful and make sure I got something less greasy!

Being my first visit here I had high hopes. Unfortunately, I left disappointed. My Cajun Chicken…read moreSandwich was cold and undercooked. The textire was tough, possibly die to it being undercooked. The dining area upstars was not, but the food left a lot to be desired. I will not be back.