Milwaukee Public Market

This was a fun and convenient food option while staying in downtown Milwaukee. It was crowded on a Tuesday night before the baseball game so seating was tough to get; we ordered food to go and ate outside. That said, the fresh seafood options were fantastic. I ordered the oyster po'boy from St. Paul Fish Company which came with a drink and a bag of chips; it was ready in about 10 minutes and was absolutely wonderful. There had to have been at least 12-14 oysters on my sandwich, and the sandwich roll itself was excellent. Other options in the building of course: sausage rolls, cheese curd, frozen margaritas, beer, meatballs, fresh oyster bar, gifts and snacks, chocolates.

I had an amazing time here. It was busy but there was enough staff to help everyone. So many options to pick from and there is ample outdoor seating. I was not staying where I could take any seafood or meat back to cook but I will be back and have a kitchen. This is a must stop by place on Milwaukee.

We were told to check out this place so we thought what the heck boy am I glad we did. It was so unique there were so many different places to eat we couldn't make up our minds. We wanted to eat everything your head is literally turning everywhere because there is so much to see and delicious smells coming from everywhere. If you come here come starving.

Milwaukee’s iconic food and event destination. The Milwaukee Public Market is a bustling community hub for Milwaukeeans and a can’t-miss experience for out-of-town guests!. Offering local baked goods, cheese, meats, produce, prepared eats, fresh fish, wines, gourmet candies and more!, this place is perfect for the whole family to enjoy. For your convenience, they have a large parking lot in front of the building (it’s payed parking but very cheap). Such a great place to hangout and grab a bite to eat. 100% recommended!

I am always ona look out for public markets. Milwaukee has one of them. It's right in the heart of downtown and very close to the airport. There are many dessert shops, coffee shops, cheese and wine shops, and a few restaurants. It's all indoors main because of the extreme weather during winter. There is plenty of seating available on the second floor and outside. The good thing is there is a free tram stop right outside the public market. You can ride around downtown in that tram for free.

Milwaukee Public Market is one of my absolute favorite places in the city — it’s a true gem! Whether you’re a foodie, a coffee lover, or just exploring, there’s something for everyone here. The market is filled with amazing spots: wine stores with incredible selections, gourmet olive oils, a beautiful flower shop, and a candy store that’s simply the best — you’ll feel like a kid again! The café serves one of my favorite matchas in town, and it’s the perfect place to relax. One of the highlights is the cheese shop, packed with all kinds of cheeses — from local Wisconsin favorites to international specialties. Right next to it is the spice store, a fragrant dream for anyone who loves cooking, with every spice and seasoning you can imagine. The space itself is welcoming and well-designed. There’s a big parking lot right next to the building, comfortable seating areas, clean bathrooms, and even a used book section where you can read or buy a hidden treasure. It’s also fully accessible, with elevators and thoughtful accommodations for people with disabilities. If you’re in Milwaukee, don’t miss the chance to stop by this vibrant and delicious place. It’s more than a market — it’s a beautiful community hub full of flavor and heart 💗

Fun place to check out in Milwaukee. For the size of Milwaukee it feels a bit small and could use more diverse vendors. Nevertheless, if you like crowds, and people watching this is a good spot. First floor is all vendors but limited seating. We had to take our food to mezzanine which is lackluster and the children crying and shrieking while funny didn’t make for a great dining experience. Food was ok, wine was overpriced. The place has its own paid parking. We paid around $4-5 for about an hour and a half. Not sure what your options are in terms of street parking. We had lobster rolls and topped it with chocolate pieces from Freese’s. Enjoy!

A breakfast fresh air from the cold cold air that for whatever reason I still happening in April. It's snowed the day I left. But that's besides the point. This little private market has its own private parking which you have to pay by the hour. The first 30 minutes is free so if you need a quick run in and out you can probably get it done. If not, you'll pay four bucks for the hour. Once you walk in the front door, you're immediately greeted by tons of different vendor stalls from olive oil to a fish market to sandwiches, cheese, dessert, you name it. We started off walking to our left which took us towards the meat market, the deli and then the fish. You're greeted with a very large Marlin across the top when you get to the fish section. You can get shucked oysters, sushi and a bunch of other boils. All the different sandwich markets had various different types of sandwiches. The deli selection style meets where fantastic the deli selection style meats were fantastic. On the other side, you'll see more sweets and treats and different stylizations of food. You'll also find an elevator and up on the second floor is where all the sitting is at to eat. Though you could find individual sitting at stalls located throughout their restaurants. I chose to get pad Thai from Thai-namite It was so good! I forgot to take pictures of it. Honestly it was delicious. I hope you find somewhere good to eat inside here there shouldn't be no problem. There's something for everybody.

The Public Market was the highlight of my trip to Milwaukee. The market is absolutely massive with so much to do. My friend and I did a wine tasting and had such a good time. There are so many restaurants and shops where you can easily be here for a couple hours. They have a large variety of food stands so there is something for everyone. What stood out to me was the massive Bloody Mary drinks. It had a whole charcuterie bars on it with veggies, cheese curds and meat. It could easily be a meal in itself. I will gladly come back to the Public Market

I randomly stopped by the Oyster Bar at the Milwaukee Public Market, and I'm so glad I did! One staff member impressed me by keeping track of the waitlist all in her head. - Fresh Oysters: The oysters were amazing and affordable even outside happy hour! I had a variety: Blue Point, Beausoleil, Savage Blonde, Foxley River, Salty Mainer, and Pacific Sunset. My favorite was the Savage Blonde--small, meaty, and with a refreshing cucumber-like taste. They serve them with horseradish and a variety of sauces. I like mine simple, but my partner added a bit of everything. I might be planning another trip to Milwaukee just for these oysters! - Fried Grouper Taco: This brought me back to the first time I had grouper in Florida. The fish was soft, meaty, and flavorful, with just a perfect crisp on the outside. There was a tad bit more sauce than I would typically prefer, but the balance of flavors was spot on, and it worked perfectly with the fish. I would've ordered another if I wasn't full of oysters. Great atmosphere, friendly staff, and fantastic seafood. Definitely recommend!

The Public Market is a great spot with the variety of options for all ages. Sandwiches, sushi, fresh seafood, cheeses, candy, wine galore and more St. Paul's Fish Market was a fun spot for a happy hour 10/10 recommend. Especially with the fresh selection available. Quick service, nice people and fun environment.

A smaller version of Reading market in Philly. A little more manageable. Bottom floor has all kinds of restaurants and shops from boutique candy, mini grocery, butchers to seafood and affordable middle eastern food. There is something for everyone. Love that the top floor is dedicated seating and there is even a play area for kids.

Definitely a cool place to check out if your in the area. They have everything. From great lunch options, desserts, spices, seafood, meat, beer/wine, flowers. Whatever you need they probably have it. Was in town for work and walked around with my co workers. We settled on the seafood place on the corner for lunch. I had a crab cake sandwich which was delicious. I got extra remoulade sauce, which I'm glad I did because the bread kind of soaked up most of the sauce that already came on it. Staff wasn't the friendliest that day, but my overall experience at the market was amazing. The upstairs level has plenty of seating for you to enjoy. I also got some chocolate covered almonds and some peanut butter cups. Will definitely be back next time I'm in town to try some more options.

If you are visiting from MN, know that this is comparible to the former Keg and Case when it was in full commission. The MKE market has all fresh items including sea food, meat and cheese, baked goods, spices, the classic Spotted Cow beer on tap and some other fun and unique spots including "Aladdin" which serves the popular Dubai chocolate over strawberries. On this particular visit we were doing a grab and go trip but I would recommend planning a full meal here if you have the time as there are varying cuisines to comb through such as Mexican and seafood. In addition, the cherry on top is the coffee shop which ties it all together. The value is pretty on par to other markets and the reason I am rating 4 stars is because I had imagined this would be a larger market. Enjoy!

There is so many amazing options in this place I went to Saint Paul and I went to the barbecue spot in here and both meals were equally as good when I go back it's gonna be a real pain in the butt to decide which one I'm gonna have. I highly recommend going here, but the place gets really busy maybe try to do some off peak hours?

I enjoyed visiting the Public Market on my visit to Milwaukee. It had a diverse selection of different restaurants, bakeries, and shops. There are coffee shops, bakeries, seafood counters, sausages, cheeses, jerkies, souvenirs, spices, etc. If you've ever been to Atlanta, it reminded me of Ponce City Market. The Public Market was clean and not too crowded. We tried a mango habanero sausage with fries from one of the delis. The worker was friendly. As far as taste, the sausage was a bit too spicy that it overwhelmed the flavor of the sausage and mango, but the fries and sauces were great. There was not one fry leftover. I liked that there was seating upstairs. The seating was plenty and it had a nice view of the street. I think if this is your first time in Milwaukee, this is a decent itinerary item to put on your list. The Public Market does seem touristy but it's not excessively overpriced and you have a selection of different places to check out.

This is a must stop for anyone visiting Milwaukee! It's a fun place to grab lunch, walk around, and grab some souvenirs! They have a seafood restaurant, vegan friendly options, an awesome spice shop, small food shops for meats and cheeses, and so much more. Upstairs there is also a public seating area to sit and chat and eat anything from the market.

Amazing aesthetic, and diverse shops. We got #1 rated cheese, and delicious food from St. Paul Fish Co. The jamaican jerk swordfish was an adventurous try!

What a great location with a little something for everyone From Mexican to seafood to an all vegan restaurant this is the place to hang out and eat good food Great wine bar and a few other places to pick up some delicious coffee and spices

The Milwaukee Public Market may seem like a tourist trap to some but that's now exactly how I see it. I'm a local and I enjoy going there weekly for lunch, catching up with friends, shopping, or to try some wine. The market has a lot to offer and I enjoy sitting at the tables outside in the summer. It can get really crowded inside and you may feel like a sardine at times, so I would recommend going early morning when they open and definitely not during the lunch hour.

This place is massive. We visited this place twice when we were in Milwaukee for a couple of days. They have multiple eateries and some shops that sell items such as spices and Milwaukee apparel.

Always a MKE staple. I've been to the coffee shop, to the meat and cheese shop, and many time to St. Paul Fish co. This is my favorite place to come and I look forward to coming back whenever I'm in MKE!

I really like this public market when it isn't packed to the gills with people. I had the chance to stop on a weeknight and it is miles better than on the weekend. My only gripe is the parking and cost. You can get validated by making a purchase with a vendor or by attending a class though. They also have a few new vendors setting up and soon to open so looking forward to that. Stopped in for a sourdough demo class upstairs and it was set up really well. You checked in, got your validation and could take a seat. They also offered glasses of wine, beer and soda for sale in the back ($8-10 range). The staff were really friendly and seemed to work with the demonstrator well. Our teacher was very knowledgeable and patient with the group's many questions. Aside from the cost being a little steep for a class that wasn't hands-on, I'd try this again. Might also go to the market more often and stick to the weekdays.

This is one of the smaller public markets I've been to, but still definitely worth the visit. They have a small parking lot next door, which was crowded but convenient. They had a large variety of vendors - baked goods, candy, chocolate, seafood, sandwiches, and much more. Went on a Sunday afternoon, and it was decently crowded. I recommend you go during non-peak hours.

Always amazing in so many ways. A wonderful variety of vendors and food selections from value to exquisite. I highly recommend the market for so many reasons. Great wines, great beer, great food!

I love to explore the public markets in the cities I visit. There's huge ones like Seattle's Pike Place or Detroit's Eastern Market. This one isn't quite on that scale, but it's still fun to explore. It reminds me of Findlay Market in Cincinnati with the number of prepared foods available. One thing I liked is the large amount of seating avaliable. It's located on the second floor so you have a great time people watching. The bathrooms are also on the second floor, and if you sit near the coffee shop you can snag their wifi too from the seats. The market is very clean and well maintained, so it definitely encourages you to linger. They have a parking lot that's free for the first 30 minutes. If you know what you need to buy, you can get in and out quickly and not need to pay! Otherwise you have to either use their lot or find street parking (pay to park, usually a 2 hour limit).

Definitely a fun place to get lunch and pick up treats for later. The cheese shop had so many amazing options. Buy the cheese knife there if they have some. It cuts cheese like butter!!! There is a bakery that has super yummy treats. It's right near the River Walk if you need to burn off calories after visiting there. It was packed the day we visited on the weekend. Plus we parked near the Chase Bank and the parking was free on the weekends. Just a short walk from the market. Near the kayak rental venue. Fun stop in Downtown Milwaukee!

While I feel this is the "OG" public market/food hall in Milwaukee, the concept has grown past it's humble downtown-third ward beginnings. People still flock to this space, particularly during lunch hours. I feel like most vendors are banking on the foot traffic/convenience/"haberdashery" of being at the gate of the "prestigious" Third Ward rather than quality of service. Essentially, everything here moves very slow until you have accomplished your mission. I have always feel pressured from waitstaff and other patrons to give up my coveted seat the second I think I might be finished. Speaking of waitstaff, I've both witnessed and experienced some rather unfriendly interactions :( The parking situation is.... a situation. The small parking lot is free for the first 30 minutes, but it may take you 15 minutes to get a space (if you are lucky), and another 10 minutes to get to the food stall you are looking for among the sea of people. I've ordered food for pick up and had my 30 minutes expire while in line to leave the lot. At least the person working the booth that day showed a bit of sympathy and even said how crazy it has gotten. The only reason I have been here a few times is to visit new/unique vendors or because I was working within walking distance. You can easily find other experiences in less hectic parts of town with help from Yelp and Google.

So nice, we went there twice! On a two day trip to Milwaukee we came here twice, once for general shopping and once for breakfast. It's not just a food hall, but also has items you can take to go, including fish, sausages, cheese and charcuterie, beer and wine, candy and ice cream, and spices. But there are plenty of places to grab a bite as well (our breakfast came from West Allis Cheese and Sausage), or a drink (the day drinking culture in Wisconsin is apparently no joke: a girl was sitting right outside the doors boking into a deli container before dinner time on Saturday; at least the cleanup crew was standing by ready to mop up after her!) The upper floor has many tables to sit at and watch all the hustle and bustle from above. It was only from this vantage point that I noticed the clock: it tells the time at five other famous markets around the world (I had been to two of them!) All told, we picked up spice blends from The Spice House, brats and Polish sausage from Foltz Family Market, a variety of candies from Freese's, and postcards from Brew City Brand Apparel. This is a convenient spot to get many tastes of Milwaukee at one time! A must-stop for foodies.

A great place to explore when in downtown Milwaukee. There are a variety of food and vendors to pick from. To get a great Bloody Mary +/- a lobster tail visit the St. Paul Seafood Company. They also have great oysters on the half shell. Feel free to walk around and try different vendors/food. Head upstairs for seating to enjoy it with TVs playing football games on the weekends.

There is a great variety of food options here, both to eat at the market or to take home with you. Always very clean, and tidy through a tight spaces when a lot of people are here. I've always had excellent service, never waiting more than 10 minutes for daily made food. And I would've expected to pay more for my food as it's been a few years since I've been back, but the pricing was honestly surprising decent. I got quite a lot of food for the price. Within the market, I ate at Foltz. Their Santa Fe panini was AMAZING. The chicken was so tender and excellently seasoned, I kept picking it out of the sandwich. Grilled to perfection and the veggies were not mushy

Cool space worth a visit as there are is a variety of cuisines and other vendors inside. You can get breakfast, lunch, dinner and everything in between all I'm one place

We are tourists. I have been to places like Reading Terminal, Brewhalla, Optimist Hall- basically all kinds of public markets in other cities. What I was hoping for- a nice balance of food and shops selling home goods or local artists work. We walked through the MPM and it was: do you want cheese and meat to cook at home with? It wasn't what we were looking for. I spent all of 7 minutes in this crowded building. We literally turned right around and left.

This is a solid public market for Milwaukee! There are pretty cool vendors there, but it is a very crowded space. Seating can be hard to find during specific times, so keep that in mind! All vendors were priced typically for a food hall space, so a bit on the expensive side. I would love this space to have another floor or wing for some additional space and more restrooms. This is still a place you should stop at if you are in MKE!

Since I'll be moving here in a month, this was one of my favorite places to visit. I know I'll be here every weekend!

What a treasure chest in the heart of downtown Milwaukee! Here's hoping Indy's market overhaul will look similar to this concept. We visited the market on a Saturday morning en route to Door County for vacation. Fair warning that parking can be a bit congested and tricky during this time at the market. Inside you'll find two floors of delicious business ranging from vegan and Indian eats to a bakery, coffee shop and bbq. There's truly something for everyone- dietary restrictions and all. We enjoyed our vegan "corned beef" sammie and cappuccinos. If we didn't have a toddler and newborn with us, we would have explored (and consumed ;) more. If visiting for the first time, I'd suggest checking it out on a weekday when the market is probably less crowded. Overall, a fabulous lunch pit stop.

This place is chaotic, but in a good way; I wish we had more time here (or more of an appetite when we came), because there seem to be so many good places to explore. If you're looking for some good souvenirs, this place also has some great local goods - especially sauces, pickles, seasonings, etc. Ultimately, we only tried one spot - which was good - but would definitely be back for more options!

A great indoor market featuring local vendors and Milwaukee staples. Grab yourself a bloody mary, a bratwurst, and some cheese curds. I would definitely recommend stopping by to anyone visiting Milwaukee for the first time.

Milwaukee Public Market has a variety of artisan vendors, from cheese and wine shoppes to fish vendor, bakery, spice house, candy and more. It was opened in 2005. The second story has seating and this venue hosts cooking classes and other events. We came early, just as the vendors were opening and setting up and we already saw customers lined up for Bloody Marys. We bought some amazing carrot cake at C Adam Bakery and smelled the tantalizing scents at the Spice House. We had just come for breakfast so we weren't ready to eat, although I liked that there was seating upstairs. This was fun to walk through although I was expecting more vendors. This is a great location in the Historic Third Ward.

Great market in the heart of Milwaukee's historic 3rd Ward. Grabbed a cold brew from the Anodyne Coffee Roasting shop, perused the spices at The Spice House, and devoured a pretzel from the West Allis Cheese & Sausage Shoppe. We could have purchased something from each shop as everything looked delicious and the prices were very reasonable. Great service from each shop and there is a parking garage located right next store. Will definitely be back soon.

Love the public market any time of the year but I especially love the salad and sandwich place right when you walk in! It always has a long line but that is a good sign. My sister opted for the chicken ceaser wrap and I had the tuna melt. Both were good but I think I favored the ceaser wrap more! There was a healthy serving of chicken and the dressing was light and lemony. The tuna melt was okay but I loved the crispy sourdough it came on. I've also had their Greek wrap before and that is amazing. This is a great spot to grab a quick lunch with plenty of items to choose from!

AMAZING place!! 10/10 stars. Perfect for large groups, quick bites, sweet treats or small pick me ups! Gets very crowded, but there's plenty of seating around! Everyone is super nice and helpful. Lines move quick!

Always a pleasure when I visit the public market and try something new. C. Adam's Bakery has amazing desserts. I was captivated by the Oatmeal Creme Sandwich and had to taste just one!

Reminds me of NYC's Chelsea Market just smaller in scale. Nice variety of merchandise and shops. A must visit for tourists.

Every city should have a Public Market. The hustle and bustle of people buzzing around you, all during the time you are taking in the surrounding sights. You have specialty shops offering spices, cheese, chocolates, and wines. Just to name a few. Then you have your many choices of restaurants. You have Asian cuisines, Italian, Fish market, Mexican, and pasta. I can't forget to mention. There's ice cream, and other desserts sprinkled around the Public Market. It's amazing to see all of these things, in one location. The Public Market, is so worth the visit.

This market is phenomenal! So cute, and a wonderful selection. It isn't very big, but the space is well utilized. So many options. I really wanted to go to the seafood place, but my friend was not interested. Next time I am in Milwaukee, it will be my first stop. The cheese shop and the spice shop are fantastic. All the people are friendly, and there is lots of seating. I didn't have enough time to fully experience the market, but I did enjoy my Tuscan spice in some olive oil, tonight. So good.

If you're looking to unwind in Downtown or the Third Ward, this spot is a must--perfect for grabbing a bite or a coffee. Once you've recharged, take a stroll along the Riverwalk to top it off.

Cute little market with a few shop options. The cheese and fish mart area both get really crowded so get there early if you can. There's a prepared foods shop, a candy shop, a few dining options and a beautiful bouquet shop. Most booth employees were really helpful. Kind of expensive here but what else do you expect.

I stopped by on a Sunday morning. As I was there early, I got parking in the Public Market parking lot. St Paul Fish Company is the one place not to be missed. I went for a lobster roll. For a lobster roll, price was reasonable. It had enough lobster mean. Meat was fresh and juicy. Fortunately I was there in the morning before queue started. Otherwise there would have been a long line to get food. Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co has really good tea and coffee. I went for a honey bee latte. It was a good latte with honey and vanilla flavors. There was a long queue to order. Also there was a wait to get the latte. I stopped by to try something quick and flavorful in Aladdin. I went for a falafal and hummus wrap. It was good. I cannot say it was outstanding, but still a good wrap. While planning to leave, I noticed Ube ice cream in On The Bus menu and decided to give it a shot. Ice cream was bright purple. It was catching everyone's attention. All icecreams here are diary free. Compared to diary ice cream, diary free ice cream is not there yet. But for diary free standards, the ice cream was very good. There was an excellent bakery, which I could not try. May be I should try it next time. There was a famous candy shop as well. I am not a candy person, so skipped it.

Public Market is situated in the one 3rd Ward and steeped in history of the cities interesting and colorful past. A wide open space gives you the feeling you're outdoors or at least not crammed packed with people. You get the feeling many if not most of its visitors are locals. It's a diverse crowd indicative of Milwaukee's rich history. Super clean and uniquely appointed as a wide open retro warehouse feel it's two floors provide an extremely spacious area with plentiful seating. You can park in back for a reasonable fee and walk the 3rd Ward neighborhood outside and even catch the trolley/bus system the 3rd Ward boasts. The surrounding neighborhood offers a wide array of its own slice of Milwaukee. The Public Market is packed full of unique restaurants and shops offering everything from specialty groceries and sweets, clothing items, and beverages to excellent dining options. It's is just as it calls itself, a public meeting space of the best kind. Unlike so many touristy type markets of its kind in other cities Milwaukee's Public Market gives you a very local vibe. It's a very reasonably priced market and you definitely get a bang for your buck. This is a great way to get a real Wisco local vibe and enjoy some excellent offerings. Great for groups or just a local day trip. If I lived there it would be my second office.

The Milwaukee Public Market is a giant food court in the historic third district. When I went here on a Saturday night, the parking lot was almost full. The food court was difficult to navigate, a map would have been very helpful. The lines were ridiculously long. We ended up hanging out with our friends and got food elsewhere.

Cool hip vibe here. Very busy and not a big market but I'd recommend an hour or so. Great delis and bakeries. Decent prices. Parking by the hour right behind building. A fun stop in Milwaukee!

This is a cool market in Milwaukee. There are many shops from merchandise, souvenirs, places to eat and spices. St. Paul's fish restaurant is a must. Busy but worth the wait.

So sad they no longer validate parking! Definitely not an inexpensive experience so I feel they could give you an hour or two complimentary. There's a great selection of culinary endeavors, but you have to be patient as it can be pretty crowded.

HUGE SELECTION OF FOOD. If you go on a Saturday or Sunday noon, be prepared for the crowd! I found myself getting a little claustrophobic at some points, but the tight walkway was worth it. Get an instagram-worth Bloody Mary with some eggs benedict poutine and cheese curds to go with! The food here is not for the faint of heart. There aren't any servers to be prepared to fight for a spot on the 2nd floor seating. Once you're there you won't regret it. I could people watch for hours there! - AT

Quality/Quantity - I am so glad public markets are back! This place is popping. Too bad we had plans to eat dinner at a brewery today because we would have enjoyed hanging and eating here. Quite a few places to eat and drink, good options. Small tap bar hidden in the middle back section. Wine and beer store in the center, you can't miss it. Good selections. Also had a wine bar. St. Paul Fish company is one of the more popular restaurants here. Atmosphere - Two stories. Shops and restaurants on the first floor. Public tables and seating area on the second floor. And bathrooms. Open 7 days a week. See picture, Yelp hours differ. 30 minutes free parking, then see pictures for other prices. Service - Good, they cater to both tourists and locals. Price - Above average, but that is the price for quality. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2005, you will be our future go to place.

Milwaukee Public Market is a fun place to explore for a local and would make a great place to take tourists. It's full of everything Milwaukee has to offer - wine, cheese, sausage, spices, chocolates, bakery, seafood, Mexican fare and some really cool T-shirts are just a few of the items. Be sure to head back to the St. Paul's fish market. The seafood is outstanding - huge king crab legs, lobster tail, lobster rolls, oysters, salmon, etc. My favorite place in the market is the West Allis Cheese and Sausage Shoppe. They have a mini store with every variety of cheese and sausage and also a restaurant. I had the best breakfast burrito, huge and piping hot! They also make really good Brandy Old Fashioned slushies and Bloody Mary's with cheese curds, Nueske's bacon, sausage, etc. I watched them being made with care. The only downside is it can get really crowded here. It's a popular place!