The best breakfast in the area. There's nothing fancy about the food, but it's all really good…read more Eggs fluffy, bacon crisp, hashbrowns crispy on the outside & creamy in the middle, but the pancakes are the star, in my opinion. They're huge, first of all, secondly they perfectly crisp around the edges & soft and delicious in the middle and oh so buttery. The place is really small & it's cash only, though there is an ATM machine in the entrance. Staff is pretty friendly, but not overly chatty. I've been coming here about once or twice a year when I'm in the area for about 15 years and I've never been disappointed.

Even thought this restaurants is next to a motel, it is a manicure local diner…read more It's quite different and definitely a greasy spoon. Breakfast was, unfortunately, below average. It looked like something that you would throw together at home. The service was unwelcoming. The space is very tight inside, with very low ceilings. It felt like going into a 70's mobile home...it needs a good scrubbing. Hopefully they'll consider this respectful feedback. Breakfast didn't look picture worthy...

The people who work there are just the nicest wait staff around. The food is super good and the…read moreprices are very reasonable. I first ate there when I moved to MKE in 1988. Whenever I walk in the door, I lose almost 40 years, That's an added treat which can't be beat.

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!

I had my first visit to Two Brothers today. I expected it to be a pub, and I was delighted to learn…read moreit was a diner, with counter seating, tables, and booths! One side of the menu lists breakfast items, and the other side lists lunch items. I ordered the Farmers Skillet with ham, bacon, sausage, tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, and canned mushrooms, your choice of eggs, and topped with melted American cheese. I asked for no cheese, so you won't see it in my photo. The dish also comes with choice of white, wheat, rye, or sourdough bread. I assumed fresh mushrooms would be used, but I was wrong. I don't like the rubbery texture of canned mushrooms, but I know others like them. Consider this a heads-up. Also, note that their corned beef hash comes from a can. I asked because I almost ordered it. My sourdough toast was good, as expected. My gf ordered the Country Fried Steak with eggs & hashbrowns, and she enjoyed it. The service was great, as was the "diner" ambiance. I think this is a great spot for breakfast, and I would come back again. I'd like to try their lunch menu, too.

I don't know what happened to this affordable dive breakfast restaurant because todays chili cheese…read moreomelette with toast and hash browns was $21 and change, see my receipt. This price point is aligned with all the pop up pancake restaurants and all the heavy hitters for breakfast so it's not worth driving to any more. My favorite reasonable breakfast place is no more so I should just save the drive and go to the pancake places. When the dive breakfast restaurant is priced at nicer breakfast restaurants price point its not worth the drive any more so good by old friend. A $21 omelette can be found at nicer restaurants in town.

Awesome breakfast, some of the best hash browns you'll ever have. My go to is the classic eggs…read morebenedict

Great ambiance. I sat at the counter and enjoyed watching the open kitchen and seeing how well the…read moreCafe at the Plaza worked together. I ordered lunch a nice salad and vegetable soup. Good stuff, but honestly after watching the chef cooking various breakfast entree, I wish I would have ordered breakfast instead. Good food, and excellent service. I'll be back for sure.

Your website says the hours are 7am to 9pm. I walked in at 8:40pm tonight, after a movie at The…read moreOriental . . . and was told the kitchen closes at 8:30 (and that, consequently, no new customers are taken after 8:30). A respectful, professional establishment wouldn't tell the world that they're open until 9 when they're really only open until 8:30. It's nice to know that you're doing so well that you think you can afford to treat the public with so little consideration, and can turn away customers (for good).

Considering this is a diner, I wasn't expecting the food to be amazing - and it wasn't. However,…read morethe creamy bacon potato soup I got as a side to my meal was pretty tasty. There are large portions but a reasonable price, so good value if you're looking for something quick and cheap. I came with a group of friends when the restaurant wasn't busy, so we were attended to quickly and got great service - our food came out within 30mins of ordering. The place was very chill and quiet during our visit. The restaurant is located in a central location on the upper east side so it's convenient to get to other places. We stopped here for a quick dinner before a show at a nearby theater.

Awesome family restaurant Awesome food…read moreTheir breakfast is spectacular I had the prime rib scrambler Delicious Their specials are great And they even have ice cream Family friendly Large eating spaces

Staff is very friendly. Nice place to take my grandchildren for breakfast. I also enjoy…read morewatching the staff prepare the food.

I stopped here on a recent visit to Wisconsin for a meal before my sister's wedding and I was not…read moredisappointed. It's a busy place so we had to wait about 10 minutes on a Saturday morning, but I was OK with it. The building itself is pretty good sized. They have a couple of different rooms with lots of tables and booths. They also have some tables outside to wait at, but I'm not sure if they have an actual outdoor patio to eat at. The service was great and everyone was friendly. They all definitely work well as a team. I started out with just a plain black coffee. They also have iced coffees and Frappuccino type coffees. I believe they have juices and can even make some cocktails like mimosas. They did offer me sugar and cream with my coffee, but I just like my coffee black so that's how I ordered it. For my entrée, I ordered the village omelette and added gyro. It comes with spinach, tomatoes, and feta so the gyro meat sounded delightful in it. It also came with a choice of side, and I opted for fresh fruit. And then finally, you can choose between pancakes or toast. I went with plain sourdough toast. Everything was great and super fresh. The omelette was filling and well-made. They have a gyro sandwich and based on that omelette, I would definitely get the sandwich. The meat was tender and flavorful. And the feta gave the perfect little salty tang. I actually want to re-create the omelette that I had there here in Kansas City because it was so so good. The fruit was fresh and was mainly just honeydew and cantaloupe. And the toast was a perfect vehicle for some of the omelette to my mouth. Overall, I loved this brunch spot. If I lived in the area, I would go pretty regularly. If you are up north in Wisconsin stop in and check them out because you will not be disappointed.

Rare is it that I go out for two meals in a day, and never before to the same restaurant for them!…read moreBut yesterday, we had to drop off my car for some repair work, so indulged in breakfast out at The Coop, a favorite. The food is always delicious, the service is truly impeccable with well trained, friendly servers, and it's very clean and homey. I had an egg special, and my choices included two (perfectly cooked) poached eggs, three crisp on the outside sausages, a well balanced fruit bowl with fresh pineapple, melons, and grapes, and a short stack of their light and fluffy pancakes. My husband had over easy eggs, bacon, pancakes and fruit, plus we both had The Coop's rich, deeply flavorful coffee. Everything was excellent and at a most affordable price. Fast forward several hours: my daughter and her young sons were in the area on an errand, so we met up and of course the boys were hungry, so as The Coop was, once again, very close, we went there. My daughter was very happy to see decidedly different menu options for kids' meals than the usual. Two of them had grilled cheese sandwiches with fruit cups, the third had a scrambled egg, sausage, a pancake and fruit, my daughter had French toast, and I had two cheeseburger sliders with fries. Everyone loved their food and the atmosphere, and they all want to go back. Two great experiences in one day!

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.