Milwaukee Public Market

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!

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 💗

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.

We were visiting Milwaukee for the day and decided to explore the area which included the Public Market. The atmosphere and building were beautiful and were definitely worth experiencing. It was cool seeing all of the restaurants and community members come together in this one building. Also, the building was pretty crowded, but navigable. The reason I give this location four stars is because of the selection of food and other items. There were a decent amount of selections, but the selections were either expensive, too crowded, or too unique. I might be taste bud inadequate, but I truly didn’t see anything worth waiting for or spending money on. My experience was just an opinion and others might actually find the offerings amazing. In all, I would recommend stopping in and seeing what the popularity is about. You might find something great to buy, or you might enjoy just hanging out in the atmosphere!

Cool artisan market with many food stalls and a few gift stands, floral, etc. order from one of the over 25 stands and eat at the counter, if available, or in the upstairs area. Also quite a few sweets are available. Gotta love the lobster rolls, and Wisconsin cheese and sausages. It can get crowded at times, so come for the buzz. Always make a stop when I’m in MKE!

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!

Lots of variety, good places to eat here. Saw the viral chocolate covered strawberries and had to try, cheese curds were also great. This is very busy during summertime so make sure to have some time to wait.