Your best choice for not-burger, not-pizza at Summerfest. Across from the Harley Davidson…read moreRoadhouse, with just enough distance that you can get your order in even when a band is on stage, it's pretty good American-Chinese food. The shrimp fried rice is consistently good, as are the egg rolls. Portion sizes are generous, prices are reasonable for a festival. Service is irregular, gets better as the 'fest progresses (as is the case for every food choice at every longer festival). Order here and walk around to eat at the picnic tables on the Lake.

Absolutely loved it. Prices are reasonable. The views are beautiful. Lots of seats, indoors and…read moreoutdoors. Free parking and lots of it in the lot. Brats, beers, pretzels, and more are available. This will become your new summer hangout place along the lakefront.

Always a pleasure to visit this venue. Great food, great service, great to be right in the harbor…read moreto feed my love of sail boats!

I just had the cheese curds. They were average quality at best and not worth $12. My first time…read moreand hopefully not the norm. Maybe the burgers are better.

Mac n cheese burger was busssin it was so soft and salted just the way I like it, heavy amount of…read morefries, love it

It's hard to not enjoy a patio with great vibes and food trucks!…read more Every time we visit zocalo it's always a great time. If you are someone who enjoys food trucks they always have some of the greatest on site especially during different events. We also think it's a great place to meet friends and enjoy some MKE sun when possible. The are always fast with service which adds to the experience.

From tacos to arepas to bagels to ice cream and coffee, Zocalo has a variety of food truck options…read more It was a hot summer day when I visited to try out some ice cream. There was a short line and the server did a great job explaining the various ice cream options available. A World Cup game was playing on a giant screen so I found a shady area to watch the some of the game and enjoy my ice cream from Isa's.

Our group of 5 had tour reservations for a thanksgiving week tour. You wait in the large cafe,…read morewith family style and regular tables, rat pack and opera music playing, and awesome smells wafting from the pizza oven that dominates one side of the room. The tour is short, but interesting. It started with a video highlighting the history of the family and company, and the community service projects that the company supports. It moves on to a hallway with windows overlooking the factory floor. Luckily, the factory lines were running the day we visited. They make 120 to 180 pizzas a minute at max speed, and the automation and efficiency of the production line is truly impressive. Then, finally, its time for the payoff...pizzas!! The basic tour includes a soft drink and a large slice of hand pulled pizza with your choice of toppings. They were very tasty, with a thicker, buttery crust and zesty sauce. There is an extensive gift shop with a selection of frozen pizzas and fresh sandwiches and calzones. The prices are already low, and visitors for the tour also get a coupon for 20% off...time to stock up!! Overall it was a great activity for the family, or a small group. I would definitely return, maybe try their pairing with local beer or a wine.

What a fun place! I had a slice of four cheese pizza, which was good, but not great! The crust was…read moredefinitely on the denser side. (I also had a slice of cherry pie, which I wish could have been heated up!) But the place itself is really cool. You can take tours of the factory, and they have really fun events as well - beer and pizza/wine and pizza nights and dessert pizza nights! They also have a fun little shop at the entrance!

I stopped here because I have driven past the place so many times and the building looks old and…read morecool. It's old looking on the inside with a cool tin ceiling and giant chalk board. They have a grill and a pizza oven but serve no food. My service was ok but the place was empty on Mother's Day afternoon when I stopped over. I didn't like the vibe of the place because the bartender will converse with you until a co worker walks in and drops you like a hot potato to gossip/talk shop.

Really great atmosphere, perfect Wisconsin bar. I especially love going on Sunday afternoons during…read morehappy hour where you do a pull tab for every drink to potentially get discounts! This bar is dog friendly (and cat friendly lol) - just make sure your pets are well socialized and calm before bringing them in. No food available but you can bring your own, just make sure to bring some to share!

I went and tried a few restaurants in this food court. I walked so can't speak to parking. It's…read morenear businesses and hotels. There was. A variety of places to choose from. I actually got things from two restaurants. One the food must have been sitting for awhile. I was not really impressed. The other, I ordered sides from. It was good and I would try more when I come back. The service was good overall at both places. It's a food court so open space.

Recently stopped by The Restaurants at Eleven25 for some ramen on a cold winter evening…read more It still seems to be a bit of a sleepy spot. There was a bit of door dashing orders happening but not much in house at all. The good news for us was that there were no lines and we easily found a table. They still have 5 or so vendors though some have changed since the last time I was in. We were there to stop by Tangled Noodles (which was good!) but I noticed a shawarma spot as well that I'm hoping to stop by soon. The dining room was impeccably clean with both low and high seating. Still a nice little spot but wondering if delivery and takeout are keeping them afloat--or maybe it was just the Friday evening timing?

This was the new restaurant of the week even though it's a food truck, I don't discriminate…read more Chicken sandwiches are blowing up all over and the competition is fierce so I would head over to the Zocalo food truck park and get a chicken sandwich. The menu Banh mi chicken sandwich sounded great in the on line pictures of the menu but it was not on the menu so I asked about it and it's available. The decor is dedicated food truck park with a bar building that has bathrooms and limited out door seating around the trucks. The sandwich took less than 10 minutes and I thought the bag felt light for the almost $15 price range with no sides. The sandwich it self isn't very big for the stand alone price range but it looked good. It was a Banh mi clone with mayo, jalapeños, carrots, lettuce and cilantro. The sandwich was delicious but for the price point I thought it was a little thin. The toasted bun was all wrong because it was way too light and flattened very quickly so everything was getting squeezed out of the bun and I had to keep pushing/putting everything back into the sandwich while I ate it. Putting everything into perspective a good store fried chicken whole is about $9 so this stand alone fried chicken sandwich with such a small portion of chicken from a food truck was over priced compared to less than half the price of fast food restaurants fried chicken sandwich's. At just under $15 for a single chicken sandwich I was expecting something more.

Got dinner here one night at zocalo and wow! The food was ready very quickly. The sandwich I got…read morewas HUGE and so good! I love zocalo and this food truck is a great addition to the place.