Not impressed with the turnover of restaurants. It's like I'm patronizing a 1 star restaurant…read moreacross the board. Considering that this is a high end mall. I expect high end restaurants

Went to Tokyo Hut and ordered Philadelphia roll which has always had salmon. They gave it to me…read morewith crab. When I told them I'm allergic and cannot have crab they proceeded to argue with me and give me a hard time. It wasn't until I got my aunt involved that they finally gave me a refund. Other places have always served their Philadelphia roll with salmon and I even researched it. Regardless, if someone is allergic, the place should always be accommodating.

Southridge Mall is deceptively ho-hum from the exterior…read more I had driven by this mall many times and in comparison with other area malls it's exterior looked painfully dated. Which, of course, led me to think the interior would be so as well. So, I really had no intention of ever stopping. But, then, ever on the hunt for awesome craft beer, I stumbled across the Explorium Brew Pub on Yelp. Local craft brewery inside a mall? Yes, indeed. Not only do they have some of the best craft brews in the Milwaukee metro, they serve some pretty legit pub grub as well. Then, I was in the area and my son needed an outfit for a school interview. With the incentive of post shopping bites at Explorium, we headed to Southridge and ended up have a lovely shopping experience. The interior of Southridge is surprisingly modern (in comparison with the exterior). The floor we were on was entirely carpeted with what appeared to be newer carpet. It also helped to keep the noise level lower than one finds at most malls. Mall shopping will never be my favorite thing. But, I'm glad to know Southridge is there for when I need it. And, that I'll be able to get a delicious craft beer after shopping. Get to it!

I love Southridge! It's easily my favorite Milwaukee area mall. Store selection is great,…read moreespecially for someone who's plus size! Food options are affordable and typical for a mall food court. The Icee's at the combination Mrs. Fields & TCBY are made perfectly, and I definitely wish I got a large size instead of a small. Service was great at the few stores I visited (Torrid, Rally House, Hot Topic, and Claire's). If you like shopping or even walking a mall, I highly recommend taking the trip to Southridge for your next spree!

I would just like to comment that there is absolutely nothing we can do at this point. Online…read moreshopping has sailed a long long time ago and there's nothing anyone can do. Hence malls even in the most beautiful setting, such as this one, was pretty much doomed to go under. There is however a new renaissance coming to Milwaukee and it looks very promising. Hopefully it can jump start this shopping center. I would totally love to shop here if there is any shopping at all. Maybe in the near future. Thank you so much for reading my review. I hope this helps with your decision making experience. Enjoy your awesome yelptastic day!!!

The Avenue, formally Grand Avenue Mall, has really had a face lift the past couple years. Its great…read moreto see what was a failing mall/glorified foot court a couple years ago, now a local attraction for locals and visitors. The Avenue has a lot of history behind it, once the only major indoor shopping facility in Milwaukee proper and the one time largest food court in Wisconsin, its great to see the thoughtful re-vamp of a historic part of Milwaukee. The newly re-branded Avenue is considered a shopping center, shared office space, and apartment building. While there are few retail stores, and plans for one or two more, it is not really a shopping center. Just on the other side of the building is a bustling food court wit many great options from local vendors. The many retail stores at one point have been converted to apartments, a creative way of keeping the historic look of the mall space. The space continues to have more potential and its great to see the history that still remains.

I rarely go to the mall these days, and Brookfield Square feels a bit like a ghost town with so…read moremany closed shops. There are only a handful of stores left inside, like JCPenney. The outer-facing stores, the food court, and of course the dedicated mall walkers seem to be what keep the space active. That said, I was pleasantly surprised to discover the Saturday farmers market. It's definitely a great reason to visit during the winter months. There were lots of food and craft vendors, and it brought some much-needed energy and community feel back into the mall.

Second week of operation (06/06/26) and they call this a farmers market. Roughly 10 vendors that…read moreare Non-Farm related. Plus they are scheduled on Saturday's during prime outdoor farmers market hours. To me it's more of a retail market. Plus side is ample parking and you're able to check out the secret market stores in the mall. Located close to the now empty food court

Did a to-go catering order and the store owners were very helpful through the process of coming up…read morewith a traditional menu and having it all packed and ready to go! There was plenty of food leftover and everybody enjoyed the variety!

I drove past Benito Xpert a few weeks ago and was finally able to try it today via delivery on…read moreDoorDash. I don't know if my expectations were too high or if I misunderstood their vibe, but this was very far from the Japanese bento box experience that I was expecting. The meat was sauce heavy, it was lacking in vegetables and was basically chinese food in a plastic bento-style tray. I've had way better chinese food options in the area if that's the point of comparison.

This is one of Milwaukee's most vibrant mixed used gentrified neighborhoods. It's where many…read morerestaurants, unique shopping, art, galleries, performing art, theaters, salons, and spas are in a historic warehouse setting. It's now listed on the National Register of Historic Places as Milwaukee's oldest center of commerce and housing. It's now home to more than 400 businesses & is a hub for artistic activity. The Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, Artist Resource Network, Odessa, School of Fashion, and the Broadway theater center are here. We previously explored the Milwaukee Public Market & the Riverwalk, which are considered within the Third Ward.

Cute, quaint area but sad to see Mod Gen, Bavette, and Restoration Hardware closed this year. And…read moreFrancesca's is closing as well. I am hopeful more businesses will come in soon! I enjoy visiting this area.

Interesting concept of a place to order food. This is a take out place but you can eat in at the…read moreside bar tables while You wait for your food and get a notification on your phone when the order's ready for pickup. Once it's ready you scan your order on their computer scanner and a door opens to pick up your order. I felt like Living in the future where you order your food on your phone or you can order at the kiosk tucked in the right side of the front desk area where it looks like you can order. I ordered orange chicken from their menu, taking thousands place was one restaurant but it looks like three different restaurants. It was good I liked the crunch. I could have had some sauce to pour over it for some sauce but overall the flavor was pretty good. I liked the texture. Drinks wise there was not a lot of option, just a few types of tea drinks. I could have had the option for just drinking water if possible. You see staff but barely interact because they are dropping off the food where you pick up from what looks like a locker. It's like a no-contact food ordering system but they give you a sweet eclectic thank you note from the mothman. Himself. To sum this place up? It's kind of a grab and go place for the hectic city people. The waiting/sitting area is bar style, high seats with a TV but nothing playing on it.

Avoid this place, the food is just frozen and reheated, it's dirty inside and the customer service…read moreis non existent.