Absolutely love Riley's!!! And so does my pup maple! I love the concept of this bar and that I get…read moreto bring my furry friend along. The ease of ordering through the iPads is very helpful and the sandwiches are amazing! I have tried a few different ones including the bbq chicken and the bahn mi and they are stuffed with fresh tasty ingredients with a sauce that brings them all together. So flavorful! Fantastic space for dog lovers and they always have so many fun events to attend!

I've been meaning to try Riley's for a long time so finally made it to this location! My friend's…read moreold coworker is one of the owners so I remember her telling me about it when they opened. I'm happy they are doing so well and have multiple locations now! We just wanted a drink and a quick bite to eat and being during a baseball game, lots of places in the area were busy. There was a good crowd there watching the game as well. It's an interesting setup, reminds me almost of a living room (with dining tables) and then the small bar area is to the side. To order food, you do it through two wall kiosks which I like because you can look at options and not feel rushed unless there's a line. Outside they have tables and a tv as well. I choose a veggie sandwich which had a good kick to it! The smaller size was good enough for me. It was a bit confusing how to get your food, from what we understood, you have to go through a door to get to the kitchen window (bathrooms are that way too) but no one calls your order number or anything. I'd suggest an improvement on that way you know your food is ready or maybe we missed something. Overall, I would return and would like to try other items on the menu!

Pavlovian response (read: classical conditioning)…read more "Classical conditioning (also Pavlovian conditioning or respondent conditioning) is a form of learning in which the conditioned stimulus or CS, comes to signal the occurrence of a second stimulus, the unconditioned stimulus or US. (A stimulus is a factor that causes a response in an organism.) The conditioned response is the learned response to the previously neutral stimulus.[1] The US is usually a biologically significant stimulus such as food or pain that elicits a response from the start; this is called the unconditioned response or UR. The CS usually produces no particular response at first, but after conditioning it elicits the conditioned response or CR. Classical conditioning differs from operant or instrumental conditioning, in which behavior emitted by the subject is strengthened or weakened by its consequences (i.e. reward or punishment).[2]" Enter, Pacific Wraps. My CS? Hearing someone utter the words "Pacific Wraps." Someone alluding to "that wrap place in the union." Anything comparable. My US? Uncontrollable salivation. Let's back up the proverbial bus here to provide a bit of context for a place which many Milwaukeeans over the age of 23 may not know about. Pacific Wraps = wrap joint in the UWM Union food court. There's really nothing special about it, I assure you... though they have lots of options and some are healthy/inventive or whatever. Use your Panther Card if you're like 20 and mommy and daddy load it for you, or pay something like six or seven bucks for any of their myriad wrap choices: Thai Chicken, Chili-Hummus, the Firecracker, Mandarin Chicken Salad, Korean, Vegan Falafel... I could go on, but I'll stop with the mention of THE MONTEREY. I am a disgusting human because I loved and still love the Monterey wrap from Pacific Wraps. I am even more disgusting because sometimes I would sub in CRISPY (read: fried) chicken instead of the grilled. Let's talk about how perfectly pedestrian this piece is regardless: chicken, cheddar, bacon, rice, and ranch all wrapped up together in a delicious, delicious gut-bomb of a thing. You wouldn't think something so plain and so fast-food-esque could be so delicious, would you? You're wrong, though. I was thrilled, however, to learn the other evening over drinks and bites post-Brew City Bash II that both my Yelp-tern Jess S and elite extraordinaire Shane H share in my secret Monterey/Pacific Wraps shame. I am alone no longer! I am not a secret disgusting monster! Shane went on to inform me that, sometimes, Pacific Wraps runs an AVOCADO MONTEREY special. Shane. I may or may not head to Pacific Wraps today and battle the throngs of 19-year olds. I'm almost ten years older than them now, and IDGAF about being in the student union anymore. Wait. Graduation was Sunday, right? Is PW even open? Do they close for the summer and I just wrote this review? TRAGEDY.

Here lemme "wrap" at ya folks for a bit…read more.. I deem Pacific Wraps to be the best food purveyor in the UWM Union. There's so much variety, as far as meat, no meat, gluten-free, spicy, mild, rice, no rice, etc. You really CAN have it all! The crew that works here obviously changes a lot since it is staffed by students, but they generally are pretty good at what they're doing. If they are out of a particular item, they are very good at suggesting alternatives. Sometimes you get one worker who just really, really, has no idea how to wrap a wrap. It is unfortunate and sometimes messy, but you know what? It still tastes the same! Eat it and go about your day! I recommend the Monterrey (rice, grilled chicken, bacon, ranch)! It's heaven in a cylinder!

The service was great. Very quick and the workers seemed to really care about the food they made…read more The food itself was quite good. We ordered the chicken shawarma and beef Kafta plates. The hummus paired very well with everything. Ambiance is clean. Located in a food court with 2 other restaurants. Very good!

Went here for the first time based on reviews. Father/daughter running the place were nice…read more Aside from that, got the mixed grill and the various kebaobs/meat was very dry and not flavorful or they dried the flavor out, either way was borderline bad. The rice was very average and hummus so-so. I eat this type of food every week back home and this just wasnt good at all. I didnt try the shawarma and wonder if its better but as far as my plate goes it was bad.

Stopped in for a Friday late evening dinner. There was about a 30 minute wait, so we waited outside…read moresince it was pleasant. The hostess was very pleasant. Our server was prompt and efficient. The food came out quickly. We had the French onion soup, the seafood chowder, a cod fish fry (they were out of potato pancakes), and the cheese steak. I liked the option to swap the cup of soup for the fries for a $1 upcharge. They did not have any NA beer options so we stuck with soda and water. Everything was on the salty side, but it was piping hot and quick. The French onion ratios of bread and cheese to actual soup were a little off, but it had good flavor. The portion sizes of the meals were great, and the prices were reasonable. It's a typical no-frills "diner" vibe - we sat on the side with tables and booths.

I LOVE this diner. I have brought so many people here bc it is my favorite diner. I'm so happy to…read morebe a local. They offer a wide variety of food from breakfast to dinner options. They have adult beverages, desserts, coffee drinks... Plus, the pricing is very reasonable. Love a good balance of quantity of food offered and a lower cost. Always good service. Plan ahead on the weekend during breakfast and into brunch. There is a bit of a wait but nothing too crazy. Atmosphere is that of a diner. They have counter seats available.

Ok - I found myself in town a few days back and decided I needed a takeout sandwich- so I hit up…read morethis spot! Highly recommended by my local team, I figured why not? So I ordered a muffeletta as I'd not had one since a trip to New Orleans a few years ago - and I remembered loving that little sammich! I got it - unwrapped it back at the office- and it looked and smelled the part! A good sign, right? Well - not quite so fast - while the flavor was mostly ok, it was the bun that was holding up a perfect score. Kind of was falling apart and tasty kinda corn-like. I still scarfed it down because- damn - I was hungry after all! But had to drop a point for the bun which seemed to be disintegrating faster than I could eat it! Nice - fix that bun up and you'll get a perfect five next time!

Definitely a hole in a wall restaurant. No real signage to see from the street unless you see it…read morefrom the small parking lot Based on the one pizza it was good but tasted salty to me The sandwiches looked good from what I saw that other patrons got Small restaurant that could seat up to 30 people Only 1 person was working as far as i could tell and that's probably there's a longer wait to get your food etc Would I come out of my way probably not unless someone mentions this establishment

3rd or 4th time here. Always superb. the waitress was very nice & sweet…read more My wife got the Special, Big Dipper. I got the Steak Faux Bahn Mi sandwich. My sandwich was amazing, great dressing. The wasabi mayo was great for both the sandwich & the chips. One of the best sandwiches I have had recently. Both of us got the mix of the chips & slaw, best decision. Great mix & both are amazing!!!

First time dining at Cafe Lulu after many years…read more I ordered the K.K. Philly, thin slices of marinated flank steak grilled with melted provolone, sauteed mushrooms and bell peppers, tucked in a fresh baguette, for $15.25. The steak was tender. The sandwich needed a sauce, though.... it ate a little dry without one. For my side I chose A Little Bit of Both, which pairs the Asian slaw with Lulu chips. The slaw was the highlight of the meal, crunchy cabbage, carrots, scallion, peanuts and ramen noodles in a sesame oil and rice wine vinegar dressing. I wish I had gotten a full side of it instead of splitting it with the chips. The chips are thick-cut and made fresh to order, but they lacked flavor on their own. I was dining alone on a Friday at lunchtime. The place was fairly slow, and I did not feel awkward. My server checked in a couple of times and kept my iced tea refilled. It was hot and humid outside that day. The cafe was air conditioned, but it still felt humid inside, and the ice in my drink melted quickly.

Cool little sports bar downtown. Great place to grab a beer and a bite before a baseball or…read morebasketball game. Reasonable prices. Be warned, I assume this place can get rowdy at prime times.

Our recent visit to Who's On Third left much to be desired. The ambiance was dim, and the service…read morefelt incredibly rushed from the start. Drinks arrived, followed almost immediately by appetizers, and then two entrees simultaneously, with the remaining dishes trickling out over the next 15 minutes. This disjointed timing meant some of us waited a considerable amount of time for our food while others at the table had already received theirs. The quality of the food was a major letdown. Several dishes suffered from poor preparation; the fries were hard, and the cheese curds were visibly overcooked, suggesting old oil. While the spinach dip itself was good, it was served with stale chips. My dad's Friday fish fry was particularly disappointing, with the cod tasting less than fresh due to the oil. My girlfriend enjoyed her chicken bacon wrap, but found the macaroni and cheese overwhelmingly cheesy and unseasoned. When my grilled chicken sandwich finally arrived, I discovered they'd forgotten the lettuce, and the chicken itself was chewy. My mother's burger was simply "okay." Overall, the experience felt overpriced for the quality received. The lack of attentiveness from our server, who never once checked on our food if it was tasting good or not, only added to our dissatisfaction. We left questioning who really is on third, as the entire dining experience was far from what we'd hoped for.

I've yet to meet a Forage meal that I don't like. The north shore is lucky to have a place like…read morethis... one with great, healthy, and fresh options. On my most recent visit I was grabbing lunch with my mom and opted for the power bowl. I was starving, so the more carb-heavy option was what I was after. Really like the black rice and sweet potato combo in this one. Also had them include pulled chicken and hard boiled egg- the perfect additions. Avo green goddess dressing for the win. Shoutout to the staff too because this place is also squeaky clean, and even when the line is long, they get through everyone quick.

Stopped in for my birthday bowl and had the Cultured Cobb Salad with the diced chicken, no bacon…read moreand the dressing on the side. It was tasty, satisfying, and healthy! I like that Forage has indoor and outdoor seating options and big windows that let a lot of light in. This location was pretty busy at noon and I only saw a couple of people working, so the line took a bit of time. Otherwise, I had a good experience and I'm grateful for my birthday lunch!

The food and drinks in this hip Shorewood spot are delicious! Beware though, it can get crowded…read more After you order you get a number and a food runner brings your food. Seating is communal and it can get loud, but if you're looking for action and delicious eats and sips, this is your spot.

Finally stopped into Cloud Red and am so happy I did. It's a little unique in the sense that it's…read morehigher end food but still ordered at the bar. We got there on the earlier side, around 5:15 on a Tuesday, and it was already filling up. By the time we left there were already no tables available. The food is very well priced for the amount you get. We tried the brussels sprouts, Thai chicken salad, and the steak sandwich. All were great! Highly recommend!

Clean Restaurant, Clean Eats, and Good Service…read more Travelled from out of state just to eat.

Love this place!! The family who owns it is very nice, helpful, and they are Zabiha Halal. They…read morehave a pretty wide menu and is a great example of Mediterranean food done right. Located on Water St, street parking is available, but availability of course fluctuates. The interior is very clean and they have plenty of seating.