Uncle Wolfie's Breakfast Tavern & Nite Wolf Ramen

I’m a brunch brat, and this is hands down the best brunch in the city. You will most likely have to wait to be seated but it’s 100% worth it. The food is so good, I’ll be dreaming about it for days. Service is prompt and attentive, it’s a small place that seems to operate like a well oiled machine.

We had brunch at Uncle Wolfie's and thought the coffee and food were good. Their portions are very large, and the food is on the heavier side. I had the Brown Butter Miso Latte which was very, very good--highly recommen. I tried the Brown Butter & Ube latte which is also a good option. We shared Wolfie's Breakfast Poutine, a solid starter split between 4 people. I had the Wolfundido for my main dish. It was good, but I want to return and try one of their breakfast burritos. Overall, good brunch spot, but they do not take reservations.

First time here. Came for breakfast with a friend. It was a Monday morning and got in right away. However by the time we left there was a wait for a table. The decor is bright and fresh. Tables were well placed and gave you room. The noise level was loud, but not harsh. The staff were all super nice, efficient and helpful with our questions. Started with a couple of Lattes, mine was a Chai and it was very good (thanks for the extra foam). Lots of food items that sounded unique. Ordered a couple of breakfast items. I got the Spamelette and it was truly amazing. The tamari glazed spam was incredible. Would definitely order that one again. Overall a very good breakfast experience. Would come back and recommend to others.

Some of the best ramen I've had in Milwaukee! The triple threat was delicious - the back fat in particular made for an extremely rich broth. The noodles were a bit thinner than I usually like but nonetheless perfectly cooked. I came hungry and was full off a single serving. Cocktails were also tasty and our server was friendly. I look forward to coming back!

Great little breakfast in Brewers Hill. It is always hopping and has a great selection of food. I had the Johnny Cakes with bacon. It was well prepared and had a delightful mix of maple and chilli flavors. The Bloody Mary also was a treat with a perfect amount of spiciness. Definitely worth a stop for brunch. A quick heads up that it is very busy on the weekends around typical brunch times.

The staff is very friendly and prompt, the atmosphere was laid back and comfortable. Cute joint with absolutely amazing food. I don’t think you could go wrong ordering anything on the menu. Very filling servings with a great price. You will not be disappointed.

Best meal I had visiting MKE! We went for brunch. Loved the mushroom latte! And the ube miso latte! Everything was so delicious, staff was great, vibes were great. Wait was about an hour and 15 but there was fast service outside with plenty of seating both shaded and unshaded. It made us feel very hip and exclusive tbh 😏 Honestly the side of the smashed potatoes were such a highlight I have been trying to recreate them at home.

Uncle wolfies is in a league of its own when it comes to brunch in MKE - miles ahead of BKC storyhill and Cafe at the Plaza. 4.6 on Google is a crime. Minimum 4.8. On my scale it’s a 2.8/3…. Almost a 3 and eligible for some Drew stars. I’ll be back and the score might go up. Got the chili dog (it was a special) and it was special. The fries were outrageous. Beltch Breakfast sandwich was great. Breakfast potatoes like nothing else I’ve had. Johnny cakes is a MUST. Coffee was trash but I only drink Panera hazelnut so what do I know. Besides the coffee, having a political voice, and the $12 mimosas, I can’t find anything wrong with this place. Store was sweet as well. Be ready to take a nap afterwards

Worth the wait... on the waitlist.. 45 mins. It started raining.. this think out the list because waiting in our cars... Got in 10 mins into another 30 because we were told longer due to rain reducing seating option outside... man! Finally called in after 1hr 15 mins wait! Can we say Ummhmm Delicious! My daughter picks the best places when we're out of town! She had their California Steak & Egg Burrito and I had McJohnny... read the description.. it definitely wasn't what I expected but happily surprised!! Maple infused pancake with bacon(my meat choice) , American cheese and I asked for over medium egg in a sandwich no less! And... chili aioli with brown butter miso...nothing but flavor poppin goodness meshed all together!!! Oh and some of their tavern potatoes.. which could use more seasoning so I dabbled salt on top! She loved her burrito too! Sad she didn't have a Johnny cake too!

Uncle Wolfie's probably ranks within my top 3 on the brunch list in my head if based purely on food quality, it's that good. The first time I came here was a year ago and wow the menu has changed quite a bit already from offered dishes and the prices. Came with my friend on a Saturday around noon ready to have a long wait. We were given 45 minutes and were seated in about 1.5 hours. Thankfully, the weather's nice now and the outdoor waiting/seating area have QR codes where you can order coffee and/or cocktails while you wait. Would come with someone you can talk to for a good few hours! There is a small boutique in the back as well if you want to take a quick look around! The interior is small with ~10-12 small tables and bar seating in the middle (not open seating). Now that the weather's better, half the outdoor tables are also for seated dining. My friend and I decided to share a Latke Waffle Chopped Cheese and the Wolfundido. Other things we were considering were the Poutine or the McJohnny, which I think is a new addition to their menu. Portion wise is on the bigger side, if we weren't so hungry I think we would've had leftovers to take home. Latke Waffle Chopped Cheese: kind of a potato waffle sandwich that we had to eat with fork/knives because it was a bit messy. The chilis in it does give it a bit of a kick, not sure if those who can't handle spicy would be able to handle it. Comes with fries which were fine, nothing special. Wolfundido: I absolutely love this dish, it's like a healthy skillet that definitely probably isn't healthy but was very delicious with its bell peppers, tomatoes?, and sweet potatoes. The sauce they smothered it in was so good. I would definitely order this one again. Overall I think it's worth the wait, especially if you have a drink outside. It is a bit pricey in comparison to some other brunch places I've been to but the quality is worth it. Would only come if I had basically an entire morning free to hang out though.

Holy Smokes! Just go. Wonderful brunch. Even the 30 minute wait was made magical by a lovely walk around the block to Sanger House Garden. Contact made it easy to bounce back. My small party over ordered since we were so excited about the options. The chicken & biscuit, poutine, Latke cheesy toasty along with the excellent coffee & tea. We were in heaven sharing these yummy ass dishes after a night on the town. Service was super duper friendly too. It is always special when the menu inspires home cooking too.

This review is for Nite Wolf, the concept ramen menu that is offered only on Friday and Saturday evenings. Was so excited to try this concept menu! I have yet to try Uncle Wolfie's normal brunch offerings, but have heard great things from friends. Sadly, good brunch food doesn't automatically translate to great ramen. WHAT WE GOT: - Giant Dumpling: 4/5. I thought this dumpling would be massive. What we got was a very underwhelming, slightly-larger-than-normal dumpling. It was a tasty dumpling though; well-flavored and juicy with a perfectly-cooked ramen egg at its core, which was a nice surprise. The dumpling skin wasn't too thick, a sign of a good dumpling. This was a good--just not $10 good, especially for the portion size. - Mazeman Ramen: 1.5/5. Presentation was beautiful. The actual taste was so disappointing. The flavors in mazeman are supposed to be complex and multi-faceted--a rich, aromatic blend of umami and spices. But all we could taste was soy sauce and not much else. On top of that, the noodles were undercooked which made this dish pretty inedible. The only redeeming thing about this dish was that the chashu pieces were cooked very well. - Miso Ramen (+ spicy paste, which I added): 2/5. Holy crap, this was so freaking salty. I had a sinking feeling that this ramen would be disappointing when I saw the color of the broth. It was muddied and looked way too opaque. It indeed tasted like they dumped the entire miso packet into the ramen. Broth lacked complexity and clarity as a result. Noodles were also a bit on the undercooked side. Chashu was flavored well, albeit one of my chashu pieces was over-charred and thus had a burnt taste that I didn't enjoy. Overall thoughts: This place is trendy and vibey, especially in the evening. The idea of a concept menu is so exciting and fun, but this was probably one of the worst ramen I've ever had in my life. Ramen should NOT be cooked like pasta--the noodles are not meant to be served al dente!!

I love spam. When I saw they have a spam omelette on the menu, I knew I had to come here. They don't do reservations. We came on a weekday morning and didn't have to wait. The place is cozy and comfortable. The spamelette did not disappoint. It was delicious, epically with the shiitake mushrooms on top. The only thing I would change would be less mayo. I'll have to try and recreate it at home.

*this review is for Nite Wolf, the Friday and Saturday Ramen concept inside of Uncle Wolfie's Breakfast Tavern* Date night on a frigid spring Saturday night so what better than ramen! We'd never been, I made reservations a few days in advance and I'm glad I did because there was never an empty table. The cucumber appetizer is so freaking good, couldn't snap a picture in time. We both loved the brothless ramen, though the ramen with the addition of the spicy miso ball was excellent too. We had delicious local beer, and a sapphoro. Service was excellent, I would definitely come back.

Absolutely delightful breakfast spot that's totally worth the hype and the wait. We waited an hour and a half for bar seats and my goodness I would do that every weekend if I lived here. Everything was outstanding. The team was super busy since the place was packed but service was still great. Comfy vibes and cute decor. The food is outstanding. The burrito my boyfriend had was his favorite thing we ate all weekend. My plate, the wolfundido, was very solid. Flavorful, great fresh components and well balanced. The tavern potatoes were perfectly crispy and crunchy. Seriously one of the best meals I've had in Milwaukee and a cut above everywhere else we tried. I'll definitely be back and look forward to trying some brunch cocktails!!

Uncle Wolfie's is ALMOST worth the wait. I went on a Saturday in March and waited an hour and a half for a table for two but they have a cute little patio where you can order drinks off of a QR code so that helped ease the wait time. When we sat down, the food and drinks came within a pretty reasonable amount of time and all of the food was pretty delicious. I wish the restaurant were bigger and I also wish they had a second location but I guess there's something special about having such a popular place for brunch that requires a bit of patience in exchange for a great experience.

We had heard Uncle Wolfie's was one of the best brunch spots in Milwaukee, so I came in extra skeptical. Whenever places are "the best" I always assume they are over hyped. Boy was I wrong... Uncle Wolfie's is THE best brunch in Milwaukee, hands down!! I got the brunch burger and it was perfection. So flavorful and with the side of garlic aioli made it unmatched. Their tavern potatoes were so flavorful and crispy. I will be dreaming about those tonight... David got the little phatty and put the side of bacon jam on the sandwich. It was unreal and the English muffin was so airy and light. You have the option of sausage, bacon, smash patty or avocado. Sausage was delicious, but if you are looking for a unique twist, I would suggest the smash patty. Can't go wrong with any though. I left wanting to go back the next weekend (or day) and try even more things from their menu. I bet everything there is amazing. We noticed a lot of people near us ordering the Poutine, so we will definitely be trying that next time. Lastly, make sure you go expecting at least an hour wait, but trust me it's so worth it. There are coffee shops in walking distance that you can check out while you wait or heaters outside with the option of mobile ordering drinks.

What a delightful place! Service was exceptional. Restaurant was clean and well organized. The food was beyond anything we were expecting. Please don't walk run to this restaurant. There's usually a wait could be sometimes an hour, but it's absolutely worth it.

Uncle Wolfie's does it again. They always outdo themselves. Got the McJohnny and it was fabulous. Our waiter, Matt was so nice and was super attentive. It was warm enough to eat outside and they have the perfect section for outdoor season. Definitely not our last time here.

We stopped by Uncle Wolfie's for dinner during their Nite Wolf ramen pop-up. We haven't been for brunch yet so this was our first time visiting. The ramen was delicious! I had the Miso, and my significant other did the Shoyu. Everyone in our group enjoyed their food. The service was fast and pleasant, and the atmosphere cozy. Although $21 for a bowl of ramen feels a little overpriced (the most I've ever paid), the portion of noodles was pretty large so it was filling. I'd definitely recommend checking out their Nite Wolf concept for some delicious ramen! Reservations are available online which is always a plus. We will try to visit another time for brunch when we have extra time, as they don't accept brunch reservations.

Rode my motorcycle with a friend from Northwest Indiana (about 260 miles round trip). A great tip from another friend in Chicago that had visited. I had what I will consider the best Patty Melt I've evr put in my face hole. My riding buddy had the Breakfast Burrito and gave it the same praise. I would love to get back again and try the rest of the menu. The hostess and our server were super friendly and attentive. Super cute place, friendly folks and great food. I'll be Back!

I think it's an undisputed fact that Uncle Wolfie's holds the title of best breakfast/brunch in Milwaukee and today was no exceptipn for us. I couldn't decide between the latke waffle breakfast and the beet salad, so I got the salad with a side of latke waffles - best decision! Mike got the wolfundido which we decided is like a cross between nachos and chilaquiles but with potatoes instead of tortilla chips. We pretty much licked the place clean Don't be put off by the long wait (it's a small place!), it is well worth it. Go for the whole experience, take the time to stroll the cute little connected boutique and have one of their hand crafted drinks while you wait for a table. The awesome crew will light up a heat lamp for you while you hang outside and bring you drinks to enjoy (order via QR code by the front door). We sat at the bar today and were super impressed at the detail placed on every single drink the bar served up (the Irish coffee with HAND WHIPPED whipped cream!? And a mocha with hand mixed chocolate. Truly in awe).

I've heard so much about the place I had to give it a shot. Came here one morning, the staff is super pleasant and low key. I really enjoyed the space, it's just a cute cozy spot with some good food! Started off with a matcha and holy wow, I'd be willing to say it was the best matcha I've ever had. Such good flavor, perfect temperature, I enjoyed it so much. I ordered the biscuits with vegan gravy and a side of eggs. I have to say, the food was good and solid, but it wasn't great, the gravy was too salty, and the biscuits were too dense for my personal preference. Overall, this place was great, and I would 100% recommend checking it out. Also, there was so much street parking it was so easy getting a spot in the early morning hours.

My cousin said, "Spamelette" and immediately I was intrigued. As the child of Filipino immigrants, Spam was a staple in our household. (During WWII Spam was introduced to the Philippine Islands by American GI's). The Spamelette got me here the first time and keeps bringing me back. Every time I have been here, I have been impressed with the quality of the food and the service. I wish I could say that I tried something other than the Spamelette, but that's my fave. My friends and family have ordered other items - all were happy with the food. Also, super important, the coffee was spot on. I love the laid back, casual vibe of this place. It's always hopping and everyone here is so nice. There is a cute boutique in the back. Some quality items - great gift ideas! I will definitely be back... Maybe I should try some other menu items though! :)

My latest visit to Wolfie's was on a Tuesday morning, and what a treat that was! As any local would know, this breakfast tavern is always slammed on a weekend, with waitlists a mile long. However, go on a week day and you might just be in luck! As much as the hustle and bustle is fun, it was also very enjoyable to sit in here when the place wasn't full. Something about the quiet and calm was really nice. My mom and I ordered cafe drinks: a latte for her and a matcha for me. Can't for wrong with either. Having had both, I can say they're creamy and delicious. Plus everyone knows that when your drink is pretty (and served in a nice mug) it just tastes better. We were craving and omelette but they don't really do that here. I mean they do (they currently have a Spamlette on the menu), but they're not a traditional diner that does a made-to-order any breakfast you'd like. They keep it small and direct with their curated menu items, as well as rotating specials. In the end we opted to share the Big Wolf Breakfast. Plenty of food for two in our opinion! Dual fried eggs, the besssst smashed potatoes (obsessed), the besssst thick bacon (double obsessed), along with four slices of toast & tangy jam. It was the perfect meal, and morning, for us.

Super-friendly staff & stellar food! The chicken biscuit was a totally unique & delicious combo of flavors: Szechuan hot honey & port-wine pimento spread & "allium" aioli (no, I don't know what allium is, either). And the smashed taters that came with it were crunchy perfection. Only had a bite of my wife's Wolfundido, but holy crap do I want that next time.

Great little diner and the food overall was great. The wait was forever, as this is a very popular spot but the food itself also took a while. Recommend beating the rush or not coming when you're super hungry! The pancakes were perfectly cooked and a good amount of fluffiness. Fresh sausage and great flavor on the potatoes. Great breakfast and a good ambiance!

My husband is obsessed with Uncle Wolfie's and it's walking distance from home, so we make the treck over to be there when it opens on the weekend so we can be sure to get a table. This place gets packed within the first 30 minutes of opening their doors most weekend mornings. The vibe is solid. The decor is really timeless while still being very of the moment. You can grab a seat around the bar or at a table that rings the bar, it's easy to have a big group here and still hear everyone as even as the place gets full its still easy enough to hear your tablemates. There are so many good things on the menu. My husband loves the Johnny Cakes - moist, fluffy, yet a substantial meal nonetheless. Both the BELTCH and Little Phatty are great breakfast sandwich items. If you're looking for sweet, the Tres Leches bread pudding french toast will likely catch your eye. It was too rich for me, but I did appreciate how much fresh fruit is served on top, and the tres leches flavors definitely come through. Bottom line: Great place to meet up with friends, get there early, and perhaps you'll get to see Gail Simmons and Kristin Kish if you're lucky. :)

When I ordered I was 48 years old. I just got my coffee and started collecting social security. Delicious coffee but I've lost years of my life. Uncle Wolfie's is a delicious breakfast but a life long commitment.

Very cool atmosphere. The spinach artichoke grilled cheese is amazing! Our waitress was very nice.

Always worth the wait for Wolfie's! This is one of my favorite places to go for a solo brunch and is a great option if you have a random weekday. Being attached to Orange & Blue is great for a spot to go shopping while you're waiting for a table. The drinks are super solid and the food is always pretty unique and tasty. I definitely try to get the specials and they've been delicious! The service is also wonderful - I love sitting at the bar and chatting. The staff are usually super busy but always really helpful and friendly. I'm personally a big fan of their sweet options - the tres leches French toast is super tasty!

Best brunch in the whole city!! Uncle Wolfie's is an amazing location with a rich history. The staff is really nice, & while there can be a wait, that's just a reflection of the quality, top to bottom. Get the tavern potatoes with aioli!! It will make you wanna come back again & again. Plus, it overlooks the entire downtown, which you can often see right from the seating on the patio. The view is so good, perfect for photographers or people that want to see the whole Milwaukee downtown while chomping epic breakfast sammies or whilst enjoying a loaded bloody mary!

Best breakfast/brunch spot I've been to in Milwaukee. We went on a Sunday around noon. There was a 1.5 hour wait, but it was well worth it. Had the brunch burger, it was so flavorful and delish. Drinks were smooth and they had an amazing selection of both boozy and alcohol free drinks. Will be coming back. They have tables and bar seating, wide variety of music playing, and the overall vibe was elegant but casual.

We were visiting Milwaukee and a local bartender recommended this breakfast restaurant. When we learned the wait was going to be 90 minutes Saturday morning, we almost decided to go elsewhere -- glad we waited it out which was made easier with cocktails served outside. The restaurant is cozy and the food was amazing -- the pastrami sandwich on potato waffles was unusual and excellent. The staff is super friendly and the service was great! We will eat here again whenever we are back in Milwaukee!

If everything was even just a couple dollars cheaper I'd be here everyday! But even as it is it was delicious and I'll for sure be coming back. I got the classic breakfast and my partner got the biscuits and gravy (which were the favorite for both of us). We had ab a half hour wait when we went around ~9 on Saturday which wasn't bad, they have heaters outside and will even make you drinks while you wait. They were playing Wes Anderson instrumentals the whole time we were there which was actually kind of great! All in all it was really good food so I'd be happy to come back soon!

Oh my goodness if you have never been here do your self a favor and go!! Warning the restaurant is super popular ( because it's so good) so be prepared to wait a bit. The staff is so efficient and very knowledgeable and friendly. My husband has tried a couple different things, chicken sandwich and hamburger. I order the same thing every time! The curry carrots! Unbelievably delicious. Again I truly appreciate that they have things for my gluten, meat and dairy eating husband and a great selection for me gluten free vegetarian. We will go there often and we get there around 10:30 to have brunch, lunch. They make an amazing chai latte for hubby and a tasty turmeric tea for me. Makes me hungry just writing this!!

Uncle Wolfie's and Mad Rooster are now my top two brunch places in Milwaukee. Even though the wait was excruciatingly long (1.5 hrs for 4 people at 12:30PM), the owner was incredibly nice and kept us updated throughout our wait. It was also super helpful to have a small crafts/jewelry store in the back for people to peruse while waiting for a table. This place would probably benefit from setting a seating limit to each table since there were definitely tables who have been there for 1-2hrs past the time they paid their checks, which can be frustrating for people waiting during peak brunch/lunch times. Onto the food though, my god. The BELTCH sandwich (bacon, egg, lettuce, tomato, cheese, and "hot" sambal aioli was *CHEF'S KISS*. It was SO GOOD--the runny yolk literally made it so juicy and the aioli was the cherry on top. The tavern potatoes were the perfect pairing for the sandwich. I'm not one to enjoy using my hands so I ate the entire sandwich with a fork and knife and it was a still incredible. My partner got the steak and eggs burrito drowned in sauce and it was so delicious. I got to steal a tiny bite of it and I already know what I want to get as a full dish next time. Bottom-line is that Uncle Wolfie's is a phenomenal breakfast/brunch/lunch spot. Definitely come here much earlier than when you plan on eating, especially if you have a larger party. The owner and staff were very friendly and catered to all our needs. We'll be back again very soon!

Have been wanting to try this place for brunch for a while now. They always have a wait here that lasts maybe 1-2 hours. Finally were able to visit for Mother's Day brunch and was not disappointed. The place does not have a lot of tables but is very quaint and cute inside. We tried some Bloody Mary and groggy mick which were very well balanced. The vanilla latte was also yummy. In terms of food, we tried the belch, brunch burger, big wolf breakfast, and the wolfundido. I really enjoyed the belch and would definitely recommend trying this!!

We started off with three Johnny cakes. I enjoyed that the pancakes were cornmeal cakes. Sooo good. The cakes were so thick and fulfilling that my boyfriend and I split 1 in half. Then we had vegan biscuits and gravy, which was also delicious! We really wished the dish came with mushrooms but Im sure the kitchen is willing to accommodate. I had the Wolfundito and it was so savory. Our favorite was probably the latke waffles. It was so crispy and paired well with the aioli. We sat at the bar for this occasion. It was fun seeing the barista make coffees. Our server was very helpful pointing out something delicious on the menu!

Uncle Wolfie's is widely considered the best brunch spot in the city. It's small so if you come on a weekend be prepared to wait awhile, and not inside the tiny restaurant. You can hang out in the also tiny adjacent boutique but that will only kill about 10 minutes of your hour long wait. You can order drinks while you wait outside under heat lamps. Lots of waiting yes. But worth the wait! The food is awesome as is the variety of options on the menu. I went with a popular dish - the Wolfundido - a medley of chorizo, sweet potatoes, roasted peppers, onions, beer cheese, guacamole, sour cream and an egg on top. Basically chilaquiles with potatoes instead of tortilla chips. It's pretty darn good though and filling! The Latke waffle was also tremendous, but a tad on the greasy side, but I didn't mind. The smash burgers are also on point if you're feeling more lunch than breakfast. They also can whip up some killer drinks at the bar, from bloodies to Irish coffee and everything in between. Service was not the best at the bar, but thinking it was just an off day for our waitress. Everyone was very friendly and attentive. The interior is very cute with a cool half moon shaped bar and tables along the walls. You may see some Bucks players pop in as it's a popular spot for the "it" crowd.

Ok- I am not the biggest breakfast or brunch fan. It is rare that I find something good that I like at any regular breakfast joint, but Uncle Wolfie's changed the game. Me and my friend sat at the bar (they don't take reservations) and had a blast enjoying our food and catching up. I had the Wolfindito and oh my gosh, it was so good. It had roasted sweet potatoes, chorizo, bell pepper, guac, queso and sour cream with a spicy, sunny side up egg. It was heaven. So much flavor and a perfect portion. We also split the side of tavern potatoes and these were to die for. They were like puffed potatoes with a super crispy outside and a fluffy inside. The sauce we had on the side was a chipotle sour cream and it totally elevated the potatoes. I could eat them for the rest of my life. Our server reccomended my friend get the biscuits and gravy and I have never tried anything like it. It wasnt drenched in gravy like I was used to and the biscuts were nice anc fluffy. We both had some lattes as well and the barista put his heart into them. Super rich and sweet and the mugs were too cute! Would definitely come back again and is now #1 on my favorite brunch spots in Milwaukee. I will say that coming on a weekday was a good call because I hear their wait time on the weekends are pretty long.

Excellent food and great service! We got there early (shortly after opening) on a Sunday morning and got seated right away, by the time we left there was quite a wait so plan your visit accordingly. Everything on the menu looked delicious but the Spamlette was my top choice, my husband got the Wolfundito - both so tasty and beautifully presented! This was our first visit and we'll definitely be back to try other menu items.

Tried Uncle Wolfie's for the first time this weekend and really enjoyed it. The restaurant itself is not super big so we did have to wait a little bit for a table, but they had heaters outside which were very nice. I ordered the biscuits and gravy and the dish was wonderful. I think they are my favorite biscuits and gravy that I have tried in Milwaukee so far! We will definitely be going back as there looked to be so many good options on the menu no matter what your mood.

Food and service are superb. Venue seats around 38 people so likely to be a wait worth waiting for. Enjoy drinks on the patio or browse in the boutique to pass the time.

Excellent food! I had the Spamelette, a unique omelette, featuring spam and shiitake mushrooms. It was interesting, but I don't think I'd have it again. We also shared the chicken biscuit, which was out of this world! There was a two hour wait on Sunday morning, since it was nice out, we ordered cocktails to be delivered to us outside. I'll definitely be back.

We went to Uncle Wolfie's after the Hot Cider Hustle having not been able to get a table last year. I think perhaps the build-up of a year wanting to try this restaurant made the experience a little less amazing. The Aviator was delicious and I would absolutely go back there for a cocktail and maybe try something else for food. I had the eggs benedict which is only available on the weekends. It was a little salty and the english muffin was a little tough but I really enjoyed the shredded ham, the hollandaise, and the potatoes. The eggs were hard poached which was disappointing. My sister had the breakfast sandwich and said the english muffin was very tough as well. The vibe of the bar is very cool and the staff were very friendly. I would go again--and try something else.

Staff is super friendly. Breakfast is fantastic (the only food I've had here). The coffee is great the custom coffees just as amazing. The portions are large and filling not a step slipped from greeting you to the service to the food to the bill. If you are in the area and need great food good conversation and refreshing beverages Uncle Wolfies is you place!

Does the parking situation suck? Yes. Does it take forever to get a table or a spot at the bar? Also yes. Is it 100% worth the inconvenience and wait? Absolutely. This trip, I was on a Whole30, and while I know their other food to be delicious, I was able to get an americano, eggs cooked my way with avocado, and a BEAUTIFUL side of fresh fruit (no one ever gives you blueberries, blackberries, and bananas!) I gave the fried potatoes to my friends since they're deep fried, but they smelled oh so good. Service and atmosphere were good as always and I can't wait to come back soon and eat of the things.

Still a 10/10!! Their tres leches French toast is to die for. Always blown away by the quality of all the food! The bacon and sausage were particularly amazing too.

I am clearly in the minority here, and I have only been here once, on a weekday late morning. Yes, we waited, but I don't dock points for that. What disappointed me was: (1) They were out of or no longer served the first 3 things I ordered. It's not a huge menu, so this was especially notable. (2) I have a high salt tolerance, and my potatoes were so salty as to be mostly inedible. (3) The bathroom was tiny, with no changing table, making it almost impossible to change my child. My reference point for a small bathroom, by the way, is airplanes and Japan, so I was not expecting a mansion. Perhaps if you come for burgers and drinks, this lives up to the hype, but for me, this was a no thank you.

Visiting Uncle Wolfie's has been on my list of places since I moved here in 2021. I'm unsure of why it took me 2.5 years to get here but I'm going to blame it on my husband. Since it was still my birthday weekend, it was my call. We got there at 8:10ish (10 minutes after they open) and we were lucky enough to get a spot for 5 people right away and then bam it was filled up. We did hear it was a slow start to Sunday breakfast so, they fill up very quickly, be prepared to wait for your table (it's worth it). My dad and I ordered bloodys and since he's from Illinois he was very excited about the beer chaser. I was too but he was in some sort of shock. My Gucci kid got hot chocolate. It wasn't a regular hot chocolate but a chocolatey, steeped creamy hot beverage with a beautiful work of art on top. I'm not good at describing beverages so just imagine the fanciest hot chocolate! We had a hard time giving our full attention to the menu because the restaurant itself is really very charming. Milwaukee is special to my dad and I. We have some deep love for it and the place just makes you feel that warm, fuzzy, artistic, homey, welcoming vibe. Once we took in the atmosphere, it was time to order. Babs, our server was great and patient with us. Once we dialed in our order I asked if this was a good introduction to Uncle Wolfie's since we are newbies. We got the full approval! We sipped as we waited for our food and really got to enjoy everyone's company. Then the food came. Phone cameras came out, hands were pushing everyone's arms away for the perfect shot and then out of no where, I had tasted everyone's meal before they had. I wasn't even embarrassed or sorry. It was so friggin good! I got the spamlette (not sure about any of the spelling). Not sure what my husband got, a corn beef sandwich made with potato latke waffle thing. Wish I could remember the name but it was spicy and oh so good. My dad got the Big Wolfie (sorry if I'm not correct on these names). The potatoes that come with this dish are sooo good! My kids got Johnny cakes and sausage. Both were incredible!! Back to my omelette..the star of the show. Yo, this thing was too good. I wanted another one. I'm sad I shared (kind of had to at that point). The kewpie on top with the scallions, get out of here. Not to mention spam. Spam me up baby! Overall a 10/10. Will be back. Very soon. Just need to digest from my birthday weekend.

Perfect place, but space is limited. Has a great hipster vibe and the breakfast selections are delicious. Quality food and coffee. Just wish it was bigger.

This place is so adorable, I'm obsessed with the ambiance. The food was delicious and unique, great spot

Liked the smashed potatoes! My oatmilk latte was delicious. It was busy and there is no designated waiting area.

Food was absolutely fantastic as always! My only (very small) gripe is food took 55 minutes to come out. Totally get that it's a busy place. Service was fantastic. Ambiance is cozy and homey.

Uncle Wolfie's never disappoints. Yes, the line/wait might be long, but TRUST ME, it's worth it. The food and staff are incredibly amazing!! The atmosphere is also worth noting, as it's a really nice place inside too. Shout out to Elijah & Nitewolf!!! The new night Ramen menu is INSANE!!! If you haven't tried it, you need to!

I ate here on a Friday morning (3/22/24) and was immediately sick. The coffee-based drinks were excellent but the good times stopped there. The chicken biscuit was cold and I'm pretty sure it was undercooked as well (only explanation for why I'd get sick after eating there). The smashed potatoes had no seasoning. Of all the great places to eat brunch in Milwaukee, this isn't one of them.

The Ube Cinnamon Toast Crunch that I had was the perfect combination of large amounts of flavor while keeping a balance of all the elements that contributed to the overall dish. Texture and aroma are not left out either as the chunks of ube serve to melt into the perfect stickiness of the oatmeal while the brûlée'd banana and cereal serve to offset the amount of oatmeal you get. The biscuits and gravy that my partner got feel like the perfect feel of good expectations with a little more added with the sides I chose. The sausage gravy that they make have an amazing mouthfeel and overall coat of flavor without weighing too hard on the palette. The biscuits have a magical quality of coming in layers similar to a croissant while having the crumbling nature of a good American biscuit. The bacon had sweet maple aftertastes, the sausage had an aromatic hint of spice and the avocado that I asked for had a fruity quality to accompany both our meals without feeling like a separate side. This is truly a hidden gem in Milwaukee next time I'm in the area I will come back! Also the Irish coffee that I got was delicious.