Date of visit: February 21, 2025…read more Loup is a wonderful little gem that I came across (with a little help from Yelp, of course!) in the Wauwatosa village during one of my monthly lunch excursions with a friend from work and you should definitely check it out. While a tiny place, you're greeted with a wonderful smell as soon as you open the door, embracing your nose like a warm hug. Service was great! Staff was efficient and offered great suggestions, such as when I wanted the grilled cheese but I am not a fan of pepperjack and it was offered to add in some mozzarella instead of the pepperjack and it was not only a thoughtful suggestion, it was an amazing sandwich! I did a combo with the ginger carrot soup and it definitely had the ginger kick but was not too potent for me and I appreciated the suggestion from staff to try this one. Just a couple small quibbles that prevented Loup from getting five stars: - There were no croutons, crackers, or bread served with the soup. That is a must for me and something that can be easily corrected. - The M&M cookie--while quite large--was not great, especially for $4. It's my husband's favorite kind of cookie and he only had about a third of it before passing it on to me. I ended up having it at home with milk (which helped) but it was overall a disappointing and expensive dessert.

A soup lover myself, any place that has a soup flight is a win in my book! Always a great variety…read moreof soups that change out. Also have a menu of sandwiches if you want a little more. Service is good with plenty of seating. Sometimes feels like a little more of a fast food/chain restaurant, but at least they have big bright windows to lighten it up.

Absolutely delicious and super sweet staff!…read more I got the chicken pho and it was delicious, comes with lime, basil, jalapeño, red and yellow cabbage, and bean sprouts! Our food came out so quick, I feel like we spent more time waiting for them to take our order than to receive our meal. So good, I ate all of mine up, and regret not ordering a large! The bathroom was very cute and clean and had delicious smelling hand soap. We are from out of town but I hope to be back!

Menu Update looks good Parking is a hassle when the the…read moreCulver's drive thru blocks you in Limited parking near restaurant entrance

Quick lunch with friends before heading back home. Not a far drive from the train station/ airport…read more Our loot: Kids butter noodles (ordered by me and my friends ' kid) I liked it. I added pepper. Kid claims it was too "watery". Good portion. I also got a small iced caramel macchiato with oat milk. Pretty tasty! WI friend 1: lemon orzo soup. Her favorite. She said it used to be on regular menu now it's on seasonal menu. Said they made slight change to it. WI friend 2 - Ham on pretzel bread. Thumbs up for bread. I guess it's limited time. NY friend: half tuna salad sandwich and a cup of the chicken lemon orzo - she very much enjoyed. Kids menu entertained the kid. It's hard to write your name upside down btw. We are told our friend's dad comes in regularly with his buddies. It's a good place for families and friends to get a good bite! People can do some work as well. Everyone is nice. Good amount of seating.

This is a grilled cheese sandwich. This is ridiculous. There where more tomatoes and bread than…read moreanything. Grilled Cheese is the name of the sandwich and there was barely any. How could you in good conscience serve this and charge $11 bucks, this is a $2 dollar sandwich at best. Half of the sandwich has no cheese.

Stopped by to get something to go for lunch. While the line was a bit long, they work quite fast…read more All the staff were very kind. The place itself was nicely cleaned. I ordered an original Italian sub, and it was delicious! The peppers were nice and spicy, but if you do not like spicy, then I would stay away from them. Overall, great experience, would come back.

Came here for a quick bite and I ordered the avo turkey sandwich and to my surprise my sandwich…read moreliterally had l lettuce and turkey in it, no avocado and no cucumbers, no cheese as advertised. With it being so busy I didn't even bother going back to complain about this, but I was definitely upset. I still ate my very dry sandwich because I was hungry but next time I guess I have to make sure I ask if I'm getting the ingredients listed for the sandwich??? im not sure what im missing here.. We also ordered a cup of broccoli cheddar soup, which of course it was very good . I think if they have new staff, they should definitely be paying attention because this was an awful sandwich and the service was extremely slow! You will most likely never return to this location for a sandwich .

I love the African Peanut soup! However the service is not so good. They run out of the soup often…read morewhich I can understand but I often call to make sure they have it before I travel all the way across town to purchase it. However several times that I call no one answers! This is not ok. Please pick up the phone. Thanks

The Soup Market in the Milwaukee Public Market is a favorite of ours there, but this location seems…read morelike a different business, entirely. There's a young male employee here, who's attitude is just the worst, and is doing the business a disservice. On one visit my mom tried to order about four different sandwiches, to all which he deadpan replied "we're out of that", until we had to prod him to tell us what actually was available. (Also, not sure why they were out of so many items on their menu). On a different visit, I was ordering soup for a sick friend, ordered my soups and then asked about which soup "stocks" they had (an item always on the menu at the Public Market). Same employee responded with derision for asking for an item that this location does not offer- as if I was wasting his time, and was asking for an item way out of bounds for the Soup Market. I love the Soup Market soups (I'm a devoted customer at the MKE Public Market location), but this location is severely lacking.

I loved going to their original location. It was a small space & always packed. This new location…read moreis 5 times larger with plenty of seating options, great service & beverages/food. Easy in-out large parking lot. Stop in and support this locally owned cafe.

New location with a new menu Lots of room to move around…read moreService was great since it was right after the lunch rush for a Thursday

Came here with a few other people. It was for a late lunch on a Saturday. The menu is large and…read morevaried enough, so everyone found something that they liked. The food is always fresh, good portions, and what I think as a good value. Glad we stopped in.

I was in the area for a doctors appt at Froedtert and really needed some lunch. I was looking for…read morea healthier option within a 10 minute distance from the hospital and that's how I stumbled upon Ally's. First impression: very easy parking, huge bistro with plenty of seating, and easy ordering. I ordered a veggie wrap with avocado and a berry smoothie to-go. Everything was ready in about 5 minutes and it all tasted good! The staff was also friendly and helpful. The smoothie was very refreshing on this 90 degree day and the wrap was flavorful with the red pepper hummus. I have to admit, ordering both the wrap and the smoothie for myself was a lot but I was really hungry and had skipped breakfast. Overall, a good experience! Would definitely come back.

How fortunate to have this wonderful locally sourced freshly made with whole ingredients place in…read morethe neighborhood! The sandwich of the month of course was the Reuben. It can be ordered hot or cold and I chose hot. It was fantastic and better than most restaurants I've ever been for this sandwich. Layers of boars head corned beef with finely shredded cabbage, sauerkraut with just the right amount of cheese, and thousand Island dressing. The freshly made marble rye really hit perfectly. I love how they still sample their bread of the day slices with or without butter. The fresh focaccia is like a pillow of bread goodness! And their multigrain seeded breads are second to none. Highly recommend this place for any of your bakery or lunch places!

First time here…read more Food: I stopped in expecting to have a hot beverage and a pastry. There were lots of great food choices, including breakfast egg sandwiches, lunch sandwiches, soups, cookies, muffins, and other pastries. I decided on a Turtle Scone, and it was excellent. It had a great texture, was a good size, and had yummy chocolate frosting. The beverage selection was disappointing. There were only a couple of hot coffee choices, and some tea bags. No specialty drinks or lattes like some of their other locations offer. I ended up having water, which just isn't the way to enjoy a scone. Service: The person taking my order was efficient, but not especially friendly. When I commented on the limited hot-drink options, I got a shrug and silence. There didn't seem to be much interest or empathy. Atmosphere: The place is nicely laid out, and the menu board is easy to read. The pastries and cookies are displayed up front, making it easy to choose. There are several small tables where you can eat your selection, but the space seems designed more for takeout customers. I'd come back to pick up something to take home, but not really to dine in.

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.

Had an amazing experience at Miss Molly's Cafe!! So many good menu items to choose from I had a…read morehard time deciding! I chose the brunch sandwich which comes on a homemade rosemary biscuit and it was fantastic! My mom said her tuna salad sandwich was the BEST SHE'S EVER HAD!!! They even have jugs of water for you to take to your table which I appreciated a lot. Next time I'm in the area, I'd love to come back and try a coffee! My only negative is that our food took a very long time to come out. Although, it was definitely worth the wait!

Been here a few times in the past. This time, I came with a friend to get a hot beverage and a…read morepastry. Food: They have a large selection of breakfast pastries, including scones, cinnamon rolls, hand pies, and more. There are also some savory items, such as a rosemary biscuit. It was a tough choice, but when in doubt, I go for a scone, and they had a Maple Cinnamon one. I had it warmed up a bit, and it was delicious. These scones are not muffins in disguise, which means the texture is a bit drier and more crumbly--perfect alongside a hot beverage. For my drink, I ordered a London Fog Tea Latte. I was hoping to have it served in an actual ceramic mug, but those are only offered to customers who order drip coffee. That said, they made a very good London Fog, with a little extra lavender and plenty of foam. For my taste, it could have been a bit hotter. Service: Everyone who helped us was kind and helpful and gave us plenty of time to choose the perfect pastries. When ordering the London Fog, they explained how they make theirs and how they would add the extra lavender, which I appreciated. As mentioned above, they do not provide mugs for specialty drinks, using mugs instead to keep track of customers who have paid for bottomless drip coffee. I could bring my own mug from home, but I am not a fan of carrying around coffee shop essentials. Atmosphere: The building is nicely designed on the outside and sits on a corner with plenty of large windows that bring in natural light. It faces north, so you avoid the glaring morning sun. Upon entering, there is a short walk to the counter, where you can view all of the bakery and pastry items. A menu board above clearly displays the breakfast and lunch offerings, making it easy for first time visitors. There are numerous tables that accommodate small groups, and a fireplace with a couple of upholstered chairs offers a cozy seating option. Even after filling up with customers, the noise level was very good, and easy to have casual conversations. A nice visit and a place I would enjoy coming back to.