The price is right for this place and the food is great. However, the manager is a little…read moredisorganized. Even after getting the contract and the pricing, multiple items changed and some of them on the day of the wedding. We were told, "Oh that price list is old." Or, "We added a bartender (without telling you) due to your number of guests," as our dinner was about to start. Just stick to your guns on the price list and get everything in writing, but if you're short on cash this is a good place.

It is a classic. Fantastic food. Wonderful staff. Nice environment. Plenty of parking. Definitely…read morecheck it out for all your events.

Excellent food!!!!!!....exceptional Hall and service!!…read moreAll in house cooking!. Chris M Franklin

Beautiful venue. Very unique and spacious! Attended a wedding here and was in awe of how pretty it…read moreis!

Went to this production, Edgar A. Poe Speakeasy, a week ago. While the presenters were competent…read moreand the small cocktails tasty, there were a number of issues mainly with the venue itself. First the start time was given as 10 pm but upon arrival the previous show was just exiting and we had to stand in a very long line in a gentle mist for about 15 minutes before taking our seats. It was first come first seated, unfortunately little notice was given so we ended up with limited options for seating. The venue was the Dresden Castle in Cudahy Wisconsin. It was a church that had been converted into an event space. Not sure why they chose the name, it resembled little of a castle inside or out. While the space probably works well for wedding and party events, it was ill suited for this type of production. The sound system was horrible, making it almost impossible to understand the performers. We moved our seats once hoping for a better experience, but it didn't really help. Only once, when actor didn't use a microphone and the sound system were we able to understand what was being said. Unfortunately this made for a disappointing experience. The production company also could have improved things a bit. The staging was minimal and could easily have been more visually interesting with just a few additions. Really love Poe's work but wouldn't recommend this venue for seeing this production.

Sheridan's brunch and food is great. I've never gone wrong with the Oatmeal-Blueberry Pancakes or…read moreEggs Sheridan or the Pulled Pork Benedict. It's a nicely decorated place, with comfortable seating, and a fireplace in the back dining room. And while I like visiting, service has always seemed to be lacking, from taking that first order, to refilling the coffee, to getting the check, and I see others have pointed that out. They serve Valentine Coffee, which I love, but get bigger cups (and Splenda)! Tea cups don't do us coffee drinkers justice if the coffee service is slow. Yelper Cliches: Can we stop calling restaurants that have been on Yelp for a full decade with over 100 reviews a "hidden gem"? Sheridan's is in plain view on Lake Drive (four lane highway 32), and everyone in the area knows about Sheridan's. Sheridan's is not bad, could be better, A-Okay 3-stars.

They have an electronic keycard for the building and your room, and no reception. They give you a…read morecode for the lock box the first day and leave your key in there (along with everyone else's). On the second day, they apparently decided to change our keys without telling us. We were stuck outside in the rain with no way to get into the building, and no one to buzz us in. They said "we changed your keys and slipped your new keys under the door." Big help that is when we are stuck outside in the rain. What a ridiculous thing to do. The walls and floors are paper thin. There is no water to drink.

Make sure you pick the right entrance door. We initially ended up in the banquet area but quickly…read morerealized our mistake. If you want ambiance this isn't your place. Picture a church basement and that will set your expectations to the right level. We were warmly greeted by every employee we encountered. We were solely there to try the fish fry which seems to get a lot of attention on social media. The fish was good as were the fries. I would definitely come back for it. The fish sandwich was served a massive roll which was a bit much. I would put Pat's on my Lenten fish fry rotation. I am sure it gets incredibly busy. They do have take out so that is an option.

A couple Fridays back I was going to a Milwaukee Milkman game and wanted dinner somewhere on the…read moresouth side beforehand. Of course, being a Friday, I wanted fish. Of the options I had bookmarked that I had never been to, Pat's Oak Manor was my choice that day. I went with the all you can eat beer battered cod and potato pancakes. The potato pancakes were stellar. While not crispy, they were mostly firm on the outside, so they stayed together pretty well, and the flavor on the inside was an array of potato, onion, and spices. I made a good choice and they make a good potato pancake. The beer battered cod was good, though the third piece on my initial plate was getting a little soggy on the bottom by the time I got to it due to the grease in the breading. The rest of the fish I got during my meal didn't have that problem. I was impressed with how quickly they were able to get additional plates of cod out, although I would have preferred the option of more than only two pieces at a time. Even though the banquet hall was getting full and I only saw three people waiting tables, the person waiting on me seemed to be pleasant and in good spirits. I didn't catch her name otherwise I would shout her out specifically.

Overall I was impressed with atmosphere from the start of the wedding service until I left in the…read moreevening. Since the weather was extremely hot extra self serve "watering stations " were available to keep people hydrated Plenty of room between tables is a major plus so that people can sit comfortably and servers can swiftly come around to do their duties Due to the extreme heat just wish they had some kind of fan system to keep people cool

I attended a wonderful wedding last night at the only barn wedding facility in the state. Women…read morewore dresses, skirts and pant outfits. Men wore suits, business casual and jeans. The barn was nice and clean. They have beautiful bathrooms. The wedding ceremony was at 500pm in front of the oldest hickory tree in the county. They set up 200 chairs with an aisle down the middle for the wedding party to enter. The property has a nice area to take pictures and enjoy and outdoor pre-reception. Our reception was inside the barn we ate comfortably and heard bride and groom stories, prayer, a charge from the father of the bride. Dinner was catered by Thunder Bay Grill. The wedding party DJ played nice taped music during the dinner. Dessert was a cheesecake. At the end of the reception we launched balloons with lights in them sending off in the air on a new adventure, just like the bride and groom. A beautiful night. I highly recommend this facility.

Ehhh...I have a hard time warming up to the Terminal, maybe because I really miss the old Landmark…read morenext door. The person that owns this bar also owns Landmark and City Lounge and cares about a nice atmosphere. Terminal is HUGE, it was an old industrial building. So, it always feels empty even on busy nights. Drink prices are fair and it is clean. I just can't bring to myself to really like the Terminal, it's lacking in a way I can't pinpoint. I would say give it a try though, it is definitely one of the nicer places in the area.

This is a nice place to meet up with friends. There won't be any fights and there's plenty of…read moreparking in the adjoining lot. They have a nice beer selection and there's always a place to sit. This place is huge. I believe it's an old truck terminal....hence the name. It is decorated with pieces of other closed Milwaukee structures. I have heard the owner spent years putting it together himself. The food is standard bar fare. The pizza and nachos are very good. The crowd is usually over 30 and they are definitely not the type who dress to get into the Milwaukee St bars.