I had Covid and my friend went to buy me their caldo de res and let me tell you it was on point. It…read moreleft me wanting more. It's the best in town. Real meaty and lots of veggies. I enjoyed the flavors with the added salsa and rice to top off the caldo. I added my own avocado to it. Delicious highly recommend this restaurant.

Well it is a convenience store so I'm giving the two stars for that. Basically it's a neighborhood…read morestore where people go for their chips, cigs, and beer. They do have a mini grocery selection with an assortment of Mexican and American canned products but you will definitely pay a premium price again since it a convenience store. The guy that runs it is very friendly at least and treats all of his customers well saying hello every time which is a plus. Open daily 9am-9pm.

Small, but has most of what you need. Like for example, the produce is all in one cooler, but it…read morehad all the herbs and greens you need for your southeast Asian dishes. Staff was super friendly and knowledgeable, and that's not just the little grandkid that gave me a hug as I entered. Plenty of parking, and it's in a good spot to combine a trip with El Rey. Check them out, I know i'll be back.

Outstanding food ! Great selection !…read moreFriendly and fast customer service! The meatballs are just outstanding !

Want to blow your mind? Check this place out. Unbelievable inventory and options for great Italian…read morespecialty items. The place is a mad house ... parking lot is full and be prepared for a grocery cart rally. Went on a Saturday morning. New guy in town for the experience. Multiple deli counters and fantastic choices. Service was excellent. Tried many cold cuts and salads. Hot dishes were popular with other shoppers but that wasn't a priority for us. Great breads to choose from. This old world deli is jam packed full of goodies. So many, we are returning today for another pass. Couldn't make it out the door without trying some of their chocolates. The triple dipped malted milk balls will put you in a coma. Highly recommend without any reservations. Allow plenty of time and grab a cart as soon as you enter. Bon Appetite !

Honestly, who doesn't like Midget Foods?…read more When you run a corner store in a saturated market there is very little to set you apart from your competition. You basically have your name and your location. I used to have three corner stores (BODEGAS) equidistant from my house. There was S&M Foods, Clarke Foods, and the Midget Market. After disqualifying Clarke Foods for their utter lack of originality, that left S&M and The Midget Market as the top competitors. With the closure of S&M, Midget Market was the undisputed champion of Riverwest bodegas. I know some of you *cough*Rachel*cough* like Sunrise Foods for their booze selection and convenience to your location, but really, isn't it worth a few extra blocks to shop at a store named after a race of itsy-bitsy tiny people? Where is your sense of adventure? That said, Midget Market has a pretty good selection. I don't buy much from there except XXX Flamin' Hots for the girl, RipIt energy drinks for me, the occcasional six-pack of beer and emergency cat food supplies, but they seem to have a pretty good selection. The service is great. It's a bit impersonal that all your business is conveyed through bullet-proof glass, but the two owners and even their daughter on occasion have never been anything but polite and friendly to me. Honestly, since its re-opening I probably prefer Clarke Foods to this place but I still go there a few times a week and heartily recommend it to anyone who craves junk food, low prices, and stores named after wee-folk.

I absolutely love Midget Foods, for multiple reasons:…read more 1. The beer selection is great. It seems like I find something new every time I go. It also doesn't hurt that they have quite the selection of Ale Asylum. You cant go wrong there. 2. Even standing behind an awkward glass window, the employees are always very friendly. 3. Its just a few short blocks from my house. I love living in Riverwest.

I like saying Piggly Wiggly. The first one I ever saw was when I briefly lived in Durham, North…read moreCarolina so I associate Piggly Wiggly with a different time and place. It's still fun for me to shop here. They have good rotisserie chicken hot, and fried chicken cold. This is a relatively smaller supermarket or a large grocery store but the workers are nice and the store is clean. Prices are okay and I get to say, Piggly Wiggly before, during, and after I shop here, out loud, to whomever crosses my path.

Nothing is labeled, me and my wife were looking for a certain product but nothing was labeled, so…read morewe decided not to get it, when we checked out with other stuff we got, my wife told the cashier and it seemed like she didn't care that we didn't get what we came there for.... We will not go back, plus they are expensive!

This is a Burmese grocery. You may not find all of what you need to make items for a Japanese or…read moreChinese menu, but the people who work here are friendly and helpful and the prices seem to be right. Apparently there is only a small Burmese population in Milwaukee so there are no Burmese restaurants. I will have to look up some Burmese recipes to try to make full use of this place.

One of the best grocery stores in MKE!! The family that owns the store is incredibly nice and happy…read moreto show you their food and culture. They have fresh food made every Saturday which I highly recommend for lunch, with a large selection of exotic produce, frozen meats and sauces. Stop by on a Saturday afternoon for lunch to go, don't forget the bag of Asian Lays potato chips as a side.

Great service low prices in town!!! when I lived in kenosha…read moreand they first opened over 20 years ago, Sam was so very kind and it was a quick and go with anything you needed one stop shop! Came back 20 year later back home to live and the store got bigger with so many things to choose from,and everyone is so helpful

Always has everything im looking for at reasonable prices, and a lot of friendly staffread more

This is a super authentic, unassuming grocery store and restaurant. It's just south of Walkers…read morePoint and even though I've lived here 3-4 years, never really noticed it. Someone told me that they liked the tacos here and were the best in Milwaukee. I took a mental note. Pull into the lot and headed through the sliding doors. You will probably be the only Caucasian, so suck it up whitey. There's tons of booze! Not sure how late it's open or what it might be like at 8:45 on a Saturday. Keep on walking and you'll pass by canned and packaged goods and then at the end some nice fruits and vegetables. There is also a deli with lots of meat next to a small restaurant and a few tables to dine. The food cost won't even come close to making an indent to the bank, my 3 tacos were a grand total of $5 (and left a buck in the tip jar). I ordered steak, lengua, & chorizo (which I'm 90% sure ended up being carnitas). My favorite was the steak. This was only my second time trying lengua and it went about as well as my first time (one bite and done). What I think ended up being carnitas instead of chorizo had quite the number of hard, grizzly pieces, but this sh!t is authentic! This is how tacos roll in the homeland. And while in Rome.... order it and eat it. The green sauce that came with the tacos was really tasty. A little spicy but not really. They probably have a rojo (red) sauce that is hotter, I'm guessing, but this juera will have to ask about it next time. Tacos Locos Foreverrrrrr! (just me making a dorky movie reference)

WTF WTF was I in the twilight zone here. 4 days ago this restaurant was reviewed and pictures were…read moreleft that looked good so I drove over to check out the restaurant. The place is a Spanish grocery store and a restaurant which was fairly busy so I work my way to the back where the restaurant is and I'm standing in front of the order counter for a few minutes and I realize that no one is working it. I start looking closer at the kitchen and it's dead with nothing turned on, nothing on the stove so it looks closed. I ask the butcher if the kitchen was open and he says it's closed, I ask when does it open and he says he doesn't know so I'm confused and think there is a language problem. I walk up to the cashier and ask her when does the restaurant open and she says it just closed thinking that I came late today and I missed them. I ask the cashier when do they reopen and she turns to a guy behind her to ask him and she says when someone rents it, are you fuc#%ng kidding me, in four days it went from a review to closing down. The bottom line is I was super excited to eat here and I drove all the way across town to find them shut down so it was a complete waste of time, phone first if this place ever has an open restaurant again before you head over.