Midtown Center used to be Capitol Court. These are the…read morereasons why I like Miidtown 1. Starbucks - I have sat there and overheard some interesting conversations. 2. Walmart 3. Pick n Save 4. Office Depot 5. Marshalls - closed **sob** 6. Hibachi Grill 7.Culvers

A great area to visit the shops, public market and enjoy a meal and/or drinks…read more I recommend the Cafe Benelux for rooftop breakfast or lunch - especially good f you require a GF menu. For dinner, I recommend Onesto.

This is one of Milwaukee's most vibrant mixed used gentrified neighborhoods. It's where many…read morerestaurants, unique shopping, art, galleries, performing art, theaters, salons, and spas are in a historic warehouse setting. It's now listed on the National Register of Historic Places as Milwaukee's oldest center of commerce and housing. It's now home to more than 400 businesses & is a hub for artistic activity. The Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, Artist Resource Network, Odessa, School of Fashion, and the Broadway theater center are here. We previously explored the Milwaukee Public Market & the Riverwalk, which are considered within the Third Ward.

I love this spot for its creative coffee creations! I believe they have new choices almost every…read moremonth, and every time I try something new I end up loving it. They often have ingredients in their drinks that I don't see elsewhere--including urfa biber, homemade black tea syrup, Bittercube bitters and more. Their specialty coffees of September are all cleverly named: I got the Bradford Peach, while other choices include Hoan is Where the Heart Is and Chill on the Hill Chai and the Riverwest Daze. Something else I am excited about is that they recently added coffee flights to their menu--so I'll have to go back soon for that! In addition to their creative coffees, they sell pastries from the new-ish Midwest Sad bakery in Walker's Point. Love to see them supporting local, especially newer local businesses! They also support small makers and artisans in their market, selling items like clothes, candles, magnets and more. It's fun to peruse while the barista is making your coffee.

This has been a lovely addition to the neighborhood. With products by local vendors, Puerto Rican…read morecoffee, and ample space, this spot has become one of my favorites. And today, they had a pop up by Versie's Cookie and Bake Shop with delicious cinnamon rolls. Follow the Community Market on social media for updates regarding pop-ups and events.

I stopped here with a friend on a whim on a Tuesday. The signs outside said everything was $2, but…read morewhen we got inside, we were so excited to find out it was 25 cents instead! I'm not sure if that was a one day ordeal or if that's the new regular price on Tuesdays. Everything's thrown into large wooden bins, so I recommend wearing some gloves, just because some items may be broken and the bins in general get dirty fast. Likewise, if you don't tolerate dust well, this is not the shop for you. Most of the stock during our visit was holiday stock from department stores (mainly Walmart) that never sold. We were able to find some good finds though! This shop is definitely worth the visit if you're around the area and have some time to kill to dig.

I wouldn't recommend this place. Most of the items are used and returned, so shopping feels like a…read morewaste of time. You end up digging through bins, and honestly, everything looked gross. Definitely not worth a visit.

Such a fun and perfect day to be walking around Drexel Town Square ! We were for there for a car…read moreshow. It was fun, plenty of neat cars to check out. One thing I love about going to events at Drexel Town Square is that there is a real bathroom available. There were great food trucks and some of the surrounding businesses were open. We also spent some time talking with one of the coolest guy's ever!! I literally had to drag myself away because we were monopolizing his time. Upon leaving I wanted to run back and say goodbye to him. (I have a heart that has a mind that can make a new best friend from a single conversation). All things said, it was a great Sunday afternoon!

Drexel town square always seems to have something going on! If you live or work in the area, then…read moreyou know summertime at Drexel square is filled with squeals of joy coming from the splash pad and wintertime has twinkling lights galore. It's always beautifully decorated no matter when you visit and plenty of signage to keep you informed of seasonal events. The Oak Creek farmers market is held at Drexel square every Saturday from 9am-1pm in the summer and one I've been to a couple of times. This farmers market has a variety of flowers, fruits, vegetables, honey, cheeses, meats but also a number of local artisans selling their creations. Something for everyone, from jewelry and lotions to soups and jerkies. There was even a live band playing! We opted for a yummy cold brew before picking up some cheese, meat and veggies to fill the free oak creek farmers market bag we received along the way as we walked past the vendor tents. The area was clean, people were friendly and everyone seemed to be enjoying the lovely day at the Oak Creek farmers market. It's worth stopping by to see what local farmers and artisans have for you!

The building recently underwent a major facelift and looks fantastic! There are some new tenants,…read moreBlue Cloud pediatric dentistry, Team Rehab, and I love the new Serious Sanji Asian restaurant. Truly authentic Asian food. I love the robot who delivers your food. Habaneros is always a favorite but, it is nice experience another type of food so close by. It looks like they painted the signs, building, put in a new sidewalk, and repaved the parking lot. So convenient for me.

It's just your basic run of the mill strip mall that every city has. This strip is kinda weird…read morethat has a medical testing clinic, a few small chain restaurants, a FedEx store, some type of wood working store, and etc. I'd only come to the strip mall is for the FedEx store.

This strip mall is okay in the selection of retail store with a few restaurants and some misc…read morebusiness. The only concern that I have is the entry and exiting my the main sign displaying the center name or the stop lights. Other than that no complaints here.

This is truly a step back in time. Hardwood floors. Paper receipts. Cash only. So much to look at…read moreon three levels. It is a department store from 1908 that is still operated by the same family. This is worth a visit. And yes you should buy something even if it's a small item. They have a wide selection of everything. Just take a look at the photos.

Love this place! Great variety of items, good customer service, lots of personality. Make sure to…read morego shopping there for things you can't find elsewhere