This past weekend I dined at Schulz Delicatessen, a place my family and I have been visiting for…read moreyears. Two things have always been true: the food is consistently great, and the employees are incredibly kind. They genuinely take the time to ask how your day is going and treat you like family. It's especially heartwarming to see how excited they are when my dad walks in the door. As for the food, we had a warm roast beef sandwich with cheddar cheese that was absolutely delicious. It was so flavorful that before I knew it, my sandwich was gone. And I can't forget the cookies -- they're homemade and always fantastic. Whenever I'm back in town, stopping at Schulz for a sandwich is a must.

Scrumptious morning bun! Anodyne coffee is ok but lukewarm…read more All the pastries look so good and generous and easy on your wallet. If they're all like the morning bun, this is the spot!! Around 1130 on a weekday, it was busy with the lunch crowd, and looks like their suns are well made, big and everyone looked happy with them!

Didn't know they opened this location on the far north side. Pleasant surprise! Because I love…read moretheir Ruebens. Not the biggest place, but service was great and quick, and my Rueben was excellent, like always!

Been to Benji's a number of times over the years. It's one of those iconic places you have to visit…read morewhen you're in Milwaukee. It's not the best food I've ever had, but where else can you go to get a matzah ball like this? Food: The food is good, but I wouldn't call it spectacular. I usually order the chicken soup with matzah balls. For me, the soup itself has always been a bit blah, more like a very thin chicken broth. The matzah ball is really the star of the show. I also noticed what other people were eating, and the corned beef sandwich and potato pancakes looked very good. Most people cleaned their plates, which is always a good sign. Service: Service has always been very good. Quick and efficient is the name of the game here. I got a spot at the counter, seated between two other people. Menus, ordering, and the check all happened without much waiting. The servers are friendly, but always on the move. There's not much idle chatter. Atmosphere: The place feels worn, but clean. The large windows bring in lots of natural light. There is booth, table, and counter seating. They fit a lot of people into the space, but it doesn't feel overcrowded. With that many people, the noise level can get loud. Pro tip: The parking lot is small and shared with several other businesses. It's usually best to find a spot on the street.

Finally got to try Deli on Crown! Our meal was PHENOMENAL! First, we tried the knish because we'd…read morenever had one before. It was pure comfort food! We had 2 types of soup: matzah ball and lentil. Both had a lovely homemade quality. We also tried 3 sandwiches: the Reuben, the pastrami croissant, and the falafel. The pastrami was by far our favorite! But I loved the falafel too because the texture of the falafel was so creamy and pleasant. My favorite items might have been the salads though. The veggies were all fresh and crisp! Finally, we tried the chocolate babka. It was life-changing. So rich and chocolatey and kind of crunchy on the bottom in a good way. I even enjoyed my soda. So hard to find something with no sugar or caffeine. The people here were also friendly and kind! I hear this is the last kosher deli in Milwaukee! You definitely need to go check them out!

Wow this place is absolutely delicious! Highly recommend. I placed an online order and picked up…read more Everything was packed nicely and so delicious. The pastrami was some of the best I've ever had. So tender and flavorful. The chocolate babka was also decadent. Everything was big enough portions for me to have another meal the next day. Highly recommend.

Stopped in for lunch and there was a long line. I waited and when I ordered they informed me about…read more20minutes for food. I was happy they acknowledge being behind and they were right on it as it was about 20minutes for my sandwich. The staff were so sweet! The inside was cute as also a pharmacy/store. Long tables for sitting and outside had about 6 tables as well. The turkey club was very good. The basil aioli was delicious. The sandwich was a great size and tasted fresh.

Cafe inside pharmacy. Great food, good options, strong service. Pretty pricey. Great place to grab…read moreyour toiletries, scripts and coffee and lunch. Quick and clean.

Regina was an angel and helped me choose items for a "last minute" charcuterie for 35! I got it…read moredone and the guests raved! Thanks so much!

I stopped at Larry's Market a few days back for the second time after being impressed previously…read more This time I got a build your own sandwich with ham and Swiss cheese, an apple crumble dessert, and a bag of fried egg flavored potato chips. The food was all great. I appreciate that the sandwiches are hefty and they don't skimp on anything. Like the lemon pound cake I had last time, the apple crumble was amazing. Both visits the service was super friendly from the people making my sandwich to the cashiers ringing people up. Top notch all around.

This quaint little bakehouse never gets old. On the latest visit, my kiddos were excited to try a…read morecinnamon roll knot (I think that was what it's called), covered in frosting. I mean what kid wouldn't be excited for that? So many freshly-made options to choose from, and this one was a winner. Definitely a very sweet-treat, and worth splitting a handful of ways, but boy was it tasty! I also grabbed a latte for myself, which I always enjoy here. I will say however, I wish they had other milk options beyond oat and whole milk. I say this with no means to complain, but both of those milk are very 'heavy' so whenever something like skim or almond is available, that's a personal preference for sure. Love the community feel here, love the goodies, will return.

Saturday, December 2025: My husband and I stopped at Matilda Bakehouse for a coffee and snack. The…read morestaff were very friendly and the cafe is spacious. They had a variety of baked goods to choose from- we opted for the cinnamon roll and the seasonal danish. We also ordered a cappuccino and an americano. The baked goods we had were okay. We were disappointed they wouldn't heat up the cinnamon roll, the reason they gave us was because the frosting would run and be messy. So the cinnamon roll wasn't very enjoyable. I liked the filling on the seasonal danish but I asked for it heated up and it was served at room temp. The coffee was good- we both thought it was weak for our liking but it had good flavor. Also to note, this place is very family-friendly. When we were in, there were a lot of children and families enjoying the space. I would love to come back and try the monkey bread; they were sold out when we arrived this morning and we were told it's a top-seller.

One of the worst Jimmy John's I've been to. Service was terrible, they told me to bag my own…read moresandwich and the cashier was clueless about inputting my rewards in. Sandwich was standard but I'd go out of my way to another restaurant next time.

Customer service is terrible. Ordered two subs and a soda, which took 2 hours to be delivered. The…read moreorder was delivered without the drink, so we called and asked what could be done and the "manager" Preston was rude on the phone with my wife saying she can get a soda next time. I called back and asked for them to comp the entire since it took 2 hours and was wrong. He hung up on me the first time and when I called back his words exactly "I don't care, it's not my money". I don't know who owns this store, but you need some better employees. Your manager shouldn't be hanging up on people when they are in the wrong.

Still love their chicken, especially their whole wings and leg/thighs. I miss the ginger flakes…read morethey used to have, but it is what it is. Lemon pepper salt works great. This last time, we got the 50 piece whole wings ($58.99) and 34 piece legs and thighs ($47.99). Enough to feed 20 people. With this order, we got 7 little packets of coleslaw. Hubby keeps picking up and forgetting to check, but we really needed more coleslaw. They also forgot bread. But a lot of hot sauce. One time, we got the 15 piece whole wings and 8 piece legs and thighs. It was plenty to feed two men and one gal with big appetites. Should be plenty for 4 people with big appetites, with leftovers. I generally get a lot so we can have leftovers. **On many occasions, they forget to pack coleslaw and bread. Check! 7/2024- Fried gizzard on this last pick up order. A+! Notes: - fried whole wings - deliciously golden, not too salty. They are whole wings, in 3 sections, which is nice if you like the wing tip area like I do. - potato wedges - these are more expensive than regular fries, but there's no Merrit in paying the extra. Regular fries are pretty good, and the wedges are subpar. - don't get lost. They are located right on the corner of Teutonia and Good Hope, inside the gas station. (and don't get gas here - it's cheaper just down the street)

Ohhhh No! I ordered a Greek salad for $12. This is what I received! Iceberg with barely any…read moretoppings! The feta was sliced in half (with less than 5 total and two olives! And the taste was terrible! Bad lettuce with brown juice on the bottom! Not balsamic... EXPIRED vegetable taste! Who SKIMPS on a basic salad and overprices it?! THIS PLACE! DOESNT accommodate meatless options. Not vegan/vegetarian friendly.