Looking for restaurant- grade gear that stands the test of time? This is it. If you cook ( and who…read moredoesn't eat?) pick things that are solid and last forever. Tossing out yet another thing that is toxic, burned to smithereens, or whose handle has fallen off, gets tiring. Buy for life

Wow - this place is a gem! Boelter is similar to Fein Brothers in that it's a restaurant supply…read morestore that welcomes the public. The upside to Boelter is Saturday hours, parking lot and a modern showroom. First - they have EVERYTHING. I mean it - pots, pans, utensils, weird serving dishes, prep stuff, bathrobes, coffee pots, giant potato mashers, chef shoes, cleaning supplies, huge deep fryers and Brewers Tupperware. Have you ever wished for one of those little silver dishes that restaurants put butter pats in? Look no further - it's yours for a mere $2. Second - staff is kind and helpful. They'll explain how it works to newbies and then let you go on your own personal voyage of discovery. Third - prices. They are good. A Wusthof chefs knife for $30? A sleeve of 100 jello shot cups for $1.29? Brewers Tupperware set of $15? All present and accounted for. They're a great source for catering/big party supplies too. They even sell paper chef hats (the tall, cylindrical ones) by the case - who doesn't need that? Fourth - Cooking classes. The fine people at Sur la Table have the balls to charge $70 per PERSON for a class. Boelter is $35 which includes a $25 credit to the store = $10 class. Most are taught by Michael Feker so that's going to be....entertaining. In conclusion, there's no better place to go when you need a turnip twaddler or whatnot for some obscure recipe. They'll have it and they'll have it at a fair price.

We just purchased some amazing pans here. They sell quality cookware for decent prices. Mike helped…read moreus choose some of my favorite pans and we won a gift card as we checked out! We will be back again!

Fein is Fine! This…read morestore has almost every thing you could ever want for the professional or home kitchen. Parking out front on the street. From storage prep/ delivery and take out. And final presentation. They will often have it or gladly order it. The store is well organized and make sure to visit the close out discount section for extra savings. This place has the largest selections, for example, bowls or pizza piels. Any size and construction. Imagine pulling and serving up a pizzaaaaaaaa! Even if you don't have a wood fired pizza oven. Mama Mia! This place is the one stop shop for the pro cook in all of us. Make sure to check the discontinued clearance section

Without knowing what to expect except for the fact that this has been a popular, big event in…read moreChicago, hubby and I went to Fiserv Forum Plaza to check out the Christkindlmarket Milwaukee on their first Sunday. We picked the evening to go hoping to see the beautiful yellow lights (and I recommend you to go in the evening too - same food same drinks same shops but the view is more beautiful). The ornaments and lights indeed made it festive, but there were surprisingly not many tents and people. And there was no music. The market felt kind of tiny, empty and quiet on the huge, open Fiserv Forum Plaza ground. Maybe as the holiday season approaches, the vibe will get better. Here are the things that we did and enjoyed: 1. Got the warm, creamy, rich Belgian hot chocolate in the super cute Milwaukee souvenir mug. It's $11 with the mug which is pricey for such a small size of drink. But I liked the mug a lot and thought sharing a mug of hot chocolate with someone you love on a cold winter evening is kind of sweet. 2. Different handmade crafts from Germany, blankets from Peru, outwear, tea, coffee cakes, chocolates, pies, candies, cookies, cream cheese, soap... We walked around the outdoor area to check out all the vendors. It took us less than 30 mins but it was fun. 3. Checked out the indoor Christmas décor and gift shop before getting food. The staff were super nice. 4. Got the Raclette cheese sandwiches! Watching the melty raclette got scraped into the bread was delightful. With $1 extra, you could add a brat to the sandwich with a similar amount of cheese (we thought, as I got one with just raclette and hubby got one with a brat). * My suggestions are: 1) eat the sandwich as soon as possible when it is still warm and moist. Don't spend too much time looking for seats or taking photos lol. 2) Your hands may smell stinky later if you touch the cheese, which is highly likely to happen as there is so much cheese! 5. Found the warming house and sat down and enjoyed some simple, traditional live Christmas music performed by a band.

Absolutely a fan of Christkindlmarket Milwaukee or CK/MKE, and have many thoughts after having…read morelived in Chicago for 20 years, with their market being one of my absolute favorite things about the Holidays in Chicago. A Christkindlmarket is a traditional European or German "Christ Child Market". Say "Kindle Fire". Now say "Krist Novoselic of Nirvana." Now say "Krist Novoselic has a Kindle." Then say "Krist Kindle Market". You've got the pronunciation! Love: - Gluwein in the heart-shaped souvenir mug! So tasty and festive! - Pierogi, sausages, sauerkraut - Raclette is so hot right now, and they've got it! (Tastes better than it smells, trust me.) - Hot chocolate in a souvenir mug - The warming house is huge, and sometimes has carolers - Bathrooms are the indoor kind by the Fiserv Beer Garden - It's.not.that.crowded (Seriously, just walk slowly, wait your turn at the stands, and practice patience). - Especially not crowded on a weeknight - Handmade crafts from Germany, and small businesses like Taylor Street Soaps from Little Italy in Chicago - Kaethe Wohlfahrt ornament and handcrafted nativities - Fiserv Forum Plaza/Herb Kohl Way makes a perfect location Improve: - More, more, more, make it bigger! - More crafts from Germany, please. Like those wooden handcrafted moose, dragons, animals, and those goofy toys like the squirrel whistles - More local businesses, and perhaps add Makers (from Milwaukee) that do Holiday signs 'n' stuff. This doesn't have to be just like Chicago's. - Add some high tops outside so people can post up to eat/drink - Can we get some Kinder Uberraschungs up in here? We won't choke on the prize, promise! - Commemorative art print really needs improving. Big missed opportunity to make a good art print into $ for charity, including cards, magnets, and an annual ornament. A good first year for Christkindlmarket Milwaukee!

Ordered flowers for my mother with them online and they were absolutely beautiful! She has been…read morethrilled with them and a week later they look just as beautiful as the day they were delivered!

The customer service at Alfa Flower Shop is great. I felt listened to and understood. They have a…read morewide selection of flowers, greens, vases...my aunt was thrilled with her Easter arrangement. Prices are a little high but definitely worth it!

Cool store with tshirts, sweatshirts, socks, magnets stickers coozies and so many brew related…read moreMIlwaukee staples and clothing Everything. With MIlwaukee or beer brewery items. Everything is cool and doesn't look like it's a marketing gimmick. Must see this place and it's in side the 3rd at market which is a cool place

Brew City Apparel is a beacon of shining light in an otherwise sad and somewhat abandoned mall. I…read morealways make a stop while visiting Milwaukee and usually purchase a shirt or other souvenir for myself to take home. Tourists or locals can find something here whether for themselves or to give as a gift. They always have clearance racks and discounted items (I've often found a cute sweatshirt or tank for under $20). Everything from hilarious t-shirts ("That's what cheese said', "Official brat inspector") to logo pint glasses, colorful socks, team hats, etc. They have another location in the public market but this one is larger and has more inventory. Definitely check it out for all things Milwaukee.

I used Crown while living in Milwaukee, but the most memorable aspect for me was that it is a…read moregenuine hardware store. My father's family's business, begun in the mid-1930s, in western Pennsylvania was their 14 hardware stores that slowly dissolved from 1957 to 1962 as prepackaged goods and discount stores began their rise. I began "working" as a five-year old putting bicycles together for Christmas (inverting pedals and installing handlebars - not hard), then later weighing nails from kegs, cutting cast iron pipe and glass. When I discovered Crown, my childhood memories came back quickly! A wonderful place, indeed.

The best in the business when you need obsolete plumbing parts, advice, or a good laugh. There is…read morean odd feeling of hospitality like the feeling at a dysfunctional family reunion. Over the last decade, I have come to know the staff and customers. It will be a sad day if we ever lose the last old fashioned hardware store in milwaukee. Take a number...

Respond to customers and stop defrauding us…read more My order was $95 and my credit card was billed $147. They have not responded to numerous requests for a refund.

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