Location: West Allis
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West Allis is a city in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, United States. A suburb of Milwaukee, it is part of the Milwaukee metropolitan area. The population was 60,411 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in West Allis
1. Eddie Martini's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 219 reviews
Reviewed By RFSeventplanner - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
From the time you walk into Eddie's you are treated as their 'best customer'. The bar service it top shelf, the menu is high quality, and the white linen service is elegant. Some of the best stakes in the midwest part of the USA. Your...MoreWow! Thanks for those kind words regarding the quality of the product here at Eddie's. I'm particularly thankful for your review of our service. That means a lot to all of us here.
2. Leon's Frozen Custard Drive-in
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 629 reviews
Reviewed By Rohan d - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Leon's is a time warp sort of place that evokes nostalgia for the drive in (not drive through) of the 1950s. The frozen custard is very good, and compares favorably with my favorite Gilles, and Kopp's, Kitt's, Northpoint and Culver's. The service is better at Gilles, the selection of flabors is better at Kopp's, and there's less racism at all the other places. Just like the good things from the 1950s, this place retains some of the less savory aspects of good old days. The owner forbids the mostly Mexican-American staff from speaking Spanish in spite of the rather large proportion of customers that are Latino. He was unrepentant when his intolerant views went public, and since then we are all free to vote with our pocketbooks. In spite of his intolerant views he still gets a healthy number of local Spanish speaking customers. He no doubt gets some customers who support his English Only views. For me, I do think the service and selection is better at Gilles where the workers seem to be treated with more respect.
3. Chef Paz Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By abhumphrey - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
If unfamiliar with Peruvian food as we were
You are in for a treat.
Comfort food? Check.
Great seafood? Check.
Great steak? Check.
This food is familiar, yet slightly different and wonderful.
We’ve been a half dozen times since discovering this
pristine wonderful little spot. Try it-you’ll no doubt become
a fan & regular customer!
4. Mad Rooster Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 194 reviews
Reviewed By rhundt67 - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Always wanted to try this place so daughter and I headed there on a Saturday around 11:30 am - crazy busy! Upon entering a leaving customer said, "Think the rooster is angry today," which made me nervous. Signed up at the counter and was told 45 minutes to an hour, which was fine since I could go to a couple stores first, and we could track our time on a tracker on a Yelp app. Super easy. Very nice waitress and timely with our order. Daughter was extremely impressed with the bacon and her chocolate chip pancakes. I enjoyed eggs overeasy, toast, bacon and their red potatoes (which weren't my favorite, but many enjoy). I'd go again - but not if in a rush.
5. Kopp's Frozen Custard
Overall Ratings
5 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By TSorren - Chatsworth, CA
We hit Kopp’s for burgers and custard every time we come back to the Milwaukee area from Southern California and it doesn’t disappoint!
Been visiting Kopp’s on and off for over 30 years and it’s amazing how the burgers and custard still taste the same after all these years!
It feels like we’ve made it back home when we see the Kopp’s sign and walk in to see everyone in their white uniforms with white paper hats!!When in the Milwaukee area Kopp’s is a must stop for anyone who enjoys this type of food!!
How I wish there was a Kopp’s in the greater Los Angeles area...yes, we have mail ordered Kopp’s a few times over the years!!!
6. Simma's Ovens Bakery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By Fred F - Brookfield, WI
Looking for the "Land of Milk and Honey"? You will find celestial cheesecakes and divine morning buns at Simma's Bakery. Of course, you will find many other heavenly delicious dessert items and wonderful wholesome fresh baked bread there too, but it's nice to know you can always find a little slice of "Heaven" at 68th & Wells in Tosa.
7. Le Reve Patisserie & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 302 reviews
Le Reve is a classic French bistro in the heart of the village of Wauwatosa. Le Reve offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner along with a beautiful display of traditional French pastries.
Reviewed By acandkc - Richland, Washington
Once again..another beautiful evening with a delicious meal. My esteemed spouse and I had eaten here before with family, and we all celebrated a reunion by eating here again. Almost everyone had a beef dish and they were all extremely satisfied. I, on the other hand, had the world's most delicious entree..the sweet potato ravioli...and I'm so glad I did! It was delicate yet filling, delicious and interesting, and I was sad when they were gone! The desserts are beautiful, but my " dream dish" if you will, was the ravioli. Try it..bon appetit!
8. Double B's BBQ
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By dwtjr - Milwaukee,Wisconsin USA
First of all, I have to say that this is my second review for this restaurant. The first was about 3 months ago and for dinner. This review is from this past week for lunch. I met a couple of my friends at Double B BBQ for lunch. I had raved about this restaurant to them and to the readers of this restaurant's review through Trip Advisor. The three of us ordered three different meals, one had the Brisket of Beef, another had the Combo of Burnt Ends and Kielbasa (Polish Sausage). I had the half rack of Baby Back Ribs. We shared a little and wow -- all were just sensational. My Baby Back Ribs were like eating the Prime Rib of Pork! I have never had ribs as good as these and they were oh so moist and tasty. I love Baby Backs and these though the size of St. Louis ribs are as tender as it gets. Lots of meat unlike some of those places that have all bone and no meat. The Burnt Ends were outstanding and while being a Milwaukee native and used to Kielbasa in a somewhat large population of Poles in the Milwaukee area, these sausages which are also freshly smoked, tasted as good any I have had and the sides, Cold Slaw and Baked Beans were a great compliment. We came on a Friday for lunch at noon. By 1:00, the place was packed. The bar stools were full too for the overflow who couldn't get a table. This place is doing really well. The food is outstanding, but so is the wait staff. The owners have a really good crew working here and it shows. I can't wait to get back again. If you like BBQ, this is the place. If you love BBQ, You have to come here! You will not be disappointed. The food is great, the place is clean with a really nice décor and with the warm feeling of a BBQ restaurant. Yes, they have sandwiches of the pulled pork and much much more. Prices are definitely in line with the quantity and size. What more can I say? Ok, I will say more --- this is the 5 star of BBQ in the world!!! I hope you all enjoy this place as much as I did!
And, this is not an advertisement. Check out my other reviews. I tell it like it is. I don't like some places and I say so! This place however, is one of the best!
Don Tendick
DWT Jr
9. North Avenue Grill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By ScenicSights - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
I met a friend here for breakfast yesterday. I know locals like it a lot. I had a pancake, fruit and a slice of ham. The food was good but not wonderful. One of the apple slices was completely mealy/soft. The grapes weren't in great condition either. There should be some combos on the menu for people who don't eat eggs. I chose an egg combo and had the fruit substituted for the egg. Pleasant atmosphere.
10. West Allis Cheese and Sausage Shoppe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By John D - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
While attending the Arts and Crafts Fair in the Third Ward, we needed a place for brunch. We walked away from the two more popular places at Broadway and St, Paul. One was too crowded and the other too expensive. We crossed the street to the Milwaukee Public Market and noticed tables and umbrellas set up outside the West Allis Cheese and Sausage Shoppe. After checking out the menu, we sat down. My wife ordered a mimosa, and she said it was one of the best she ever had. We each opted for the two egg special, hers over medium and mine scrambled. Both came with delicious potatoes and a side. Ah yes, the side. We both ordered the NUESKE BACON. Need I say more? The bacon is to die for. It is a true delicacy.
Our server, Tess, made the meal more enjoyable. She was a delight.
