Paige is a great bartender! She knew exactly which beer to recommend. Excellent service!read more

Nice spot. Went with work people for dinner…read more Got the salmon. Came with vegetables and potatoes. Everything was good.

Stopped by on a cold night before a Bucks game and it was the perfect pregame spot!…read more I ordered the Hollander turkey burger with fries and a prickly pear margarita. The burger was delicious and super filling, I really liked the curry ketchup. The prickly pear margarita was also delicious. Parking wasn't hard to find, which is always a win. Service was friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere was cozy. I definitely want to come back to try their other items! :-)

When visiting Tosa, this is an establishment one must check out. Located in Tosa Village next to…read morethe Menomonee River, we were seated in view of the train tracks and the river, which was beautiful even during a cloudy Thursday afternoon. The village itself is already beautiful, but the cozy ambience of the restaurant definitely added to the wonderful dining experience. Upon entering, you're greeted and shown to your seat. The restaurant has a huge selection of beers and drinks, in addition to the delicious selection of dishes. I had a local beer, which was recommended by our server. He explained the two beers I was choosing between, even offering a sample of for both (which was a huge plus). I ended up going with the Lowlander Oranje (which is a local beer). The beer starts off a bit bitter but settles into a clean taste that really paired well with all the dishes we ordered. They also have a happy hour during the weekdays from 3PM - 5PM, which gives you 50% off local beers. So, if you have the time, make sure to check that out. We ordered the Buckatabon Cheese Curds (a must in WI), which are made from Meunster cheese, Bruschetta Flatbread (which includes goat cheese spread), and the Mussels (served with a sliced toasted baguette). Everything was absolutely delicious. The flatbread was definitely a pleasant surprise, while the mussels were a show stealer. The baguette definitely pairs well with the mussels which sit in a delicious "broth" that is extremely flavorful. As for parking, you will have to look for street parking (2-hour parking), but if you're going during the weekdays, it shouldn't be an issue. During busier times, they do have a public parking lot a few doors down from the restaurant, which charges about $10 for the first hour and an additional charge after that. When I visit WI next time, I will make sure to stop by again to try the other local beers and dishes. 5 stars all the way!

People are being unreasonable in their reviews…read more If you are looking for a quintessential small town breakfast diner, this place will scratch the itch Think: - hot coffee in thick diner mugs - actual shredded hashbrowns - fluffy pancakes and warm syrup - fresh squeezed orange juice They have bloodys and mimosas as well And for the people who clearly do not understand the superiority of hashbrowns, they do have breakfast potatoes as an option. If you're looking for a trendy, upscale breakfast - this probably isn't the option for you Service matches the vibe

It's been years since my last time at Capitol Cafe and it was the change in its image and menu that…read moresparked my curiosity (new management?). My husband & I really enjoyed our breakfast: chilaquiles and classic eggs. Service is nice and attentive. What I like the most was the ambiance of the restaurant: a culture of kindness. I must say that it was extremely noisy on a Saturday morning. And when tables are that close together, it can be quite unpleasant. We were close to a large group that sat in the middle of the room, and it became unbearable. The restaurant could use their mission to encourage an etiquette of kindness, courtesy and mindfulness amongst patrons.

I take my breakfasts very seriously, and this establishment did not disappoint. Although we were…read moretold upon our arrival that there might be a weight of up to an hour, we were seated in 5 minutes. Our hostess, Brenda, was very welcoming, and the staff was very attentive. (Brenda's husband, Glenn, is the chef . . . Brenda let us know that the restaurant derives its name from a blending of theirs). The biscuits and gravy were perhaps the best I've ever had, and the roasted pork eggs benedict were a revelation.

Food=4stars Service=3stars…read moreAmbiance=3stars It's a Small space for 20 diners. 1 person controls seating, food delivery and check cash out. It might be ok to add another person. I don't want breakfast to take an hour. I've been here many times. Just wanted things to faster today. I dislike waiting.

We are first time visitors to Milwaukee and wanted let the muse take us where it would…read more We had a wonderful breakfast - two different omelets. Both were delicious and the potatoes/rye toast were too. Good Bloody Mary comes with a sidecar. Perfect diner atmosphere, but immaculately clean. The staff was very attentive without being intrusive. Loved it!

Miss Katie's has the classic look and taste of a 50s diner, no doubt about that! From the authentic…read moreperiod tables, colors, light greasy-diner smell and a jukebox, you really experience that charm. Miss Katie's has a surprising amount of tables, booths and a bar for a lot of seating. Very large menu with the breakfast-all-day bonus, plus they label what famous politicians have ordered (ex: Bill Clinton, Michelle Obama, Donald Trump) with the date they visited as a fun extra. Everyone at our table had burgers, apart from myself, who had breakfast and a 50s chocolate shake (I had to, I swear!). The breakfast wasnt particularly flavorful, but amazing and large shake! Everyone seemed to enjoy the burgers. Unfortunately there isn't a children's menu, which was a bummer. We brought our 2yo so we ended up getting her a $13 plate of chicken...wow, definitely 5× more than a toddler could eat but we took it home. No changing table in the restroom, kind of inconvenient. I probably wouldn't bring my young kiddo again but would definitely stop by again for the atmosphere and friendly service with a smile!

Awesome place! Old fashioned saloon style, reasonable prices, great service. What's not to like?…read more Maya was informative, friendly, attentive and quick. Gave us some good tips. Buns soft, chicken moist, BLT was huge with lots of bacon. Breaded chicken was good. Fries and tots were crispy. Chili was a bit saucy and runny for my taste but still good. Sandwiches come with fries or tots but chili can be subbed for $2. Basket of fries is only $4 and a generous portion. The peanut butter pie was decadent. Almost like solid peanut butter with whipped cream and chunks of Reese's cups on top. A decent sized slice. From the place down the road. Only $5.50 We will be back.

Great beer and burger establishment with a decent selection of draft beers, good food and huge…read morebloody Mary's! All of their burgers are pretty good, even the Loser. Nachos Al pastor are tasty, the chicken sandwiches use actual chicken and not a premade product like other places, they get 4 stars just for that. Appetizers range from large pretzels to bacon crack, which is tasty. So are the cheese balls (get the jalapeno ones for extra kick). Bartenders are always attentive and the service the same; on their game and keeping my beverages full.

What a great find!…read more We're in town from Illinois for a baseball tournament and stopped by Oak Creek Diner for breakfast. From the moment we walked in, we knew we'd found a local favorite. The counter service was a great bonus and gave the place that classic diner feel. Everything we ordered was fantastic. The corned beef hash was some of the best we've had, the Western omelette was loaded with fresh ingredients, and the meat lovers skillet was hearty, packed with bacon, sausage, ham, and plenty of flavor. Every plate came out hot, the portions were generous, and everything was cooked just right. Friendly service, great food, and a classic diner atmosphere. If you're in the Oak Creek area, whether you're a local or just passing through like we were, this place is absolutely worth the stop. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in town!

After my last breakfast experience of $22+ for a chili cheese omelette for one person from a dive…read morerestaurant I came here for breakfast for two people which was $30 with one coffee at a nicer diner. This is a solid breakfast spot and every table was in service towards the end of our meals. We had a chili cheese omelette and the country fried steak breakfast. I had the country fried steak this time but I did have the chili cheese omelette on my last visit and I didn't snap any pictures because a customer had a medical emergency and an ambulance and fire truck came to the restaurant but I remember liking it. The decor is nothing fancy but it's not a dive with over priced omelets like my breakfast experience, look at my last review. The country fried steak was noticeably bigger than most places around town except for NA cafe which is a real country steak and I just expected a frozen restaurant supply quality. It was golden brown with that commercial sausage gravy which is the norm for 99% of breakfast restaurants around town so I'm not going to knock them on that because I'm a country fried steak guy all my life. The sunny side up eggs were cooked perfectly. The extra crispy hash browns were cooked perfectly and the sourdough toast was better than the average restaurant where you couldn't tell if it was white or sourdough with that chew. Overall it's a solid breakfast spot with all my visits and at $13 it's $9 cheaper than my last breakfast experience at a dive restaurant and hits the spot.

Stopped in for lunch. Food was great, service was great, place is well kept and has a nice…read morehometown vibe. I'll be coming here again.

Homemade cooking. Everything is good. There is a large menu…read more Lucy is so friendly and kind. Charming location in an old train depot.