Second time here and it was still good. Old time diner feel, decent food and reasonable prices.read more

First time trying Dave's. One of the worst dining…read moreexperiences ever! Gross amounts of dust cakes on chair backs, old, greasy menus with ancient cracked plastic covers. I ordered the Rueben and I was served open-faced with a very thin slice of fatty Corned Beef which looked and tasted more like Pastrami. It was almost paper thin, on top of slices of generic toast with cheese melted on top. A condiment cup of jarred 1000 Island was on the plate. My friend had the meatloaf, which looked like dog or cat food thrown on a plate with canned corn, imitation mashed potatoes with inedible salty gravy. Neither of us ate more than a couple bites. Save your money!

Classic family restaurant, with a wide menu. I've visited a number of times and they never…read moredisappoint, offers great nostalgia with its classic style and menu. The staff are always great. I ordered the pancake breakfast special which consists of an Order of pancakes, two eggs, and your choice of meat. It hit the spot, I love their pancakes especially! Others have said their soup is great, and their pasta looked really good. Definitely worth a visit, their prices are reasonable for the quality and experience.

The food was great and the service was even better. We ate here on a late Saturday morning just…read moreslightly before lunch. My daughter had a big giant hamburger that I didn't think she could eat and I had the Gyro Platter. We were served by Doxy Server #51. We learned of the sad news of Omegas closing in 5 months time to be replaced by a Bank of America. Although it was noisy and crowded when we arrived, we received our food hot and service with a smile. Good customer service is rare to find these days and a lost art in restaurants. Will miss coming to Omegas once they close. Nice touch getting the complimentary bread basket and the complimentary desserts with certain meals. Thanks Omega

We came here before a Brewers game. Parking was a little challenging and it looked very packed. I…read moredidn't think we'd find a table. The outdoor patio was the only thing that was full. Luckily for us the dining room was pretty empty. We were not aware that they had specials on the weekends so we definitely took advance of their bbq rib bucket with fries. This was an amazing deal. The ribs were really delicious. We went with their sassy sauce but we should have tried their original first. We also started off our meal with their cheese curds, which were just as delicious. Overall, the customer service was great. Our server was awesome. Very friendly and attentive. Will definitely be returning.

Good service and food. I love the mozzarella marinara at the festivals, so we got that as an…read moreappetizer. For my meal I ordered the chicken bacon cheddar sandwich with sour cream and chive fries. The portion size was generous.

Amazing experience nice place to relax and a calm environment. Monika and Barb were amazing fun…read more Food was the best food I've ever eaten!

George Webb is like the Midwestern answer to a Waffle House, but you know...a lot cleaner! Standard…read morediner food. Good breakfast food. I'm sure the non-breakfast stuff is good too. Comfortable booth, friendly server. All good! I dock them one star for their prices. For a 24 hour greasy spoon diner restaurant, many of their breakfasts and sandwiches are in the $8 - $11 range. In my honest opinion, nothing at George Webb should go beyond $8.

Nice spot located across the street from the legendary music venue…read more This was a pleasant surprise while being on tour and being able to grab a solid home style breakfast. They had some great options, the food was tasty, and we all enjoyed what we ordered. I'd definitely return for a run it back session.

Really good food, large portions!…read more Good classic breakfast. Nice servers. Chill environment.

Love, loooooove the Ambassador!!! If you are enamored with Art Deco, this hotel/bar is for you! I…read morehave been coming here for over 20 years and it's the same vibe every single time. Wonderful staff as well. I had the French 75, my friend had the gin Ricky, and we also had some Sauvignon Blanc.... Today mentioned the taquitos were fantastic.?! This will always be one of my most favorite spots to visit in Milwaukee!

Stopped in before a show at The Rave. Five of us…read more TLDR: I think the only positive thing about our experience was that we could walk across the street to the show. Upon entering it wasn't too clear where we needed to go. We figured it out eventually but the empty host stand was in no way a clue. Four, five, six staff walked past as we waited. For ten minutes. When seated, service was super slow -- think 45 minutes for our first round of drinks after sitting down. Truthfully I felt bad for the servers. It was clear they had no idea how any of this is supposed to work and/or it was first day on the job for everyone. The menu was ... interesting. Did not expect a full on Mexican selection, which in itself would not have been bad. However the "food person" and the "drink person" need to figure out who they want to be - collaboratively. None of the drinks (gin mostly) went with the food in ANY kind of way. Nothing 'New American' about anything. The bar must have run out of appropriate glassware since all our drinks came in a brandy snifter. The drinks arrived after our food and we were never offered a second round. Food - eh. Unmemorable, but not offensive or disgusting. Again, would have liked a steak with my gin drink -- or maybe a margarita to go with the chippy salsie. One dish was unavailable, but not communicated at the order. We ended up needing to refill our own waters. You get the idea. As far as the space itself - cute. But small. Can't say it was cozy? Always liked the Ambassador, and the bathrooms were a fun distraction from the service. Minus the part where they ran out of (cloth) hand towels. So much potential - with a lot of revisions. Nothing I would want to do again - just like The Rave. We shall call it "The Fritz"

Personally, the people own this franchise Need to treat their employees better The food is still…read morepretty darn good it's just the employees and the employment opportunities suck.

I do not know why but I love the chicken soup. Order it ever time. On Friday the Fish Fry, too,…read morewith hash browns. On weekends for breakfast I like the eggs over easy cheesy hash browns and sausage, it is the best.

Nicer than I thought it would be. They have a larger space with various styles of chair/table…read morecombos. They have a series of individual restaurants so you have a good amount of choices. However, sometimes you get bottlenecked at the ordering kiosks. They only have a few of those spread around the area. If you need to pay in cash, you can order over at the bakery. The prices are kind of steep but you do get pretty good sized portions. The prices went up since April 2024 when we last took some pics. They don't keep this stuff updated on their website so you won't know until you're there. They have screens telling you when your order is being prepared vs when it's ready. You may also hear some employees shouting out numbers once they're ready. The wait time has been at least 20 minutes whether we got a burger or pizza. The sandwich shop seems a little less busy so might be a good stop if you're in more of a hurry. Bummed they got rid of the food truck area but looks like they have some of those offerings here in the marketplace.

First time trying the pizza at the Potawatomi Casino "Marketplace," Project Pizza Company, kiosk…read more Pretty good. Thin crust, but a bit chewy. For a buck extra you get extra cheese. Uou have a choice of regular mozzarella or smoked mozzarella. Giving it a four star rating out of the gate and will follow up in a bit.