Milwaukee Café

the kitchen opens at 9:30, i came in at around that time and got seated immediately. very fast and friendly service. the salad on the side had a very tasty vinegar dressing, scrambled eggs and the truite were excellent too. a generous amount of cream cheese. the toast was not very fresh but i personally didn’t mind it. great choice of alternative milk. the cappuccino was not extraordinary though i still enjoyed it

The Vietnamese noodles were YUM.. 🇻🇳 Absolutely lovely stuff with a wide range of health brunch & food options, great portion sizes and in a nice outside (and inside if you fancy) environment. 🥒🥬🫑🍅 mid level price wise but would say it is worth it!

Service was great and quick. A bit pricey but that's expected in a touristic area. The highlight of our lunch was the Grilled Cheese with Gaspacho (French spelling), which was essentially a Pancake sandwich with ham and cheese, and the gaspacho was made with the local pepper (Piment d'Espelette) which gave it a unique, spectacular flavor with just a bit of a kick. They seem to rotate the menu quite often, so hopefully they will still have throughout this summer, if anybody is interested. The carrot, orange and lemon juice was also pretty good.

I really liked this place. The food is good and the staff are great. Well worth a visit.

Coffee was delicious the cookie terrible. I don’t know how they looked so good on the counter and tasted so terrible. It was like the dough was a bit raw, but not delicious like raw cookie dough, it had a grainy not so nice texture to it.

Cool place. Got a special of the day, bruschetta with pesto, buratta and figs - enjoy that a lot! Nice vibe and friendly staff. Pretty large space but feels coziness and makes you feel like staying for a bit longer. Worth your visit!

Had the scrambled eggs and Eggs Benedict and both were not worth their money (18,- each). The bread was at least a day old and very dry and the coffee is average. Staff was nice and spoke a little English, which I appreciate! There‘s no wifi.

Excellent cafe, staff are very friendly and food was quick and delicious. Family friendly and good selection of choices. A favourite of ours! Thank you 🙏

Maybe we came on a bad day for the restaurant. The only thing I enjoyed was my cappuccino. The rest-meh. My Caesar salad had dry chicken and croutons so stale that I could have broken a tooth. Husband's eggs Benedict was cold, cold bacon and the salad was wilted.

Friendly and patient staff for those of us that speak little to no French. Nice touch with the Milwaukee decor in the bathroom. Wish they would have had some cafe merchandise.

The place is great, the decoration is nice and the juice are tasteful. BUT clearly avoid if you just plan on going there to chill a little on a rainy afternoon: the owner is here to make money. They want people to eat lunch, not just drink a coffee/juice. Got asked to leave after 40 minutes, the owner said she needed to free the table for people who wanted to eat while a bunch of other tables were available and I could just have moved somewhere else (like literally 3 free spots around me). I would have today understand if the place was packed. But my bill wasn't expensive enough! It's not a café, it's a busy restaurant without any consideration or sympathy for customers.

Milwaukee Cafe was my birthday brunch and totally worth it. I had a green detox juice (not that much needed but still) and a salmon bagel to die for. Oh, and a side of bircher muesli, just because. Everything was totally yummi and made me think of my time in the UK, where you can get great brunches with healthy and whole food, sweet and savoury. The owner is clearly American and very lovely, and all the staff was very friendly (they even adapted my bagel to my taste although they normally don't change the recipes apparently). There were so many other things on the menu I wanted to try but I had to refrain! Mister had a lush plate of pancakes and bacon which also looked very much to his taste. I'll definitely go back if I go to Biarritz again.