Waukesha Restaurants

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Golden Gate Restaurant Inc
Jun 21, 2007 by Cindy from Brookfield
Overall Rating: 10
Food:[10] • Service:[10] • Atmosphere:[10]

• They have a friendly bar (Chinese cheers).
• Hard to find (next to Mexican store).

“I have been going there for over 3 years. They have both Chinese and American food, their portions are large and prices are low.”

Mack Frozen Custard
Feb 4, 2007 by Garrett from Waukesha
Overall Rating: 10
Food:[10] • Service:[10] • Atmosphere:[10]

• I really enjoyed the friendly service.
• Slow when busy.

“Mack's frozen custard has a great extensive menu for adults and children. Including pizza (kid sizes also), wraps, salads, sandwiches (root beef, roast pork, barbecue beef, chicken), and of course custard! With the newly renovated lobby, Mack¿s is a great place to add to your travels in Waukesha.”

Gyros West
Oct 30, 2006 by Frank from Milwaukee
Overall Rating: 4
Food:[2] • Service:[8] • Atmosphere:[2]

• Very fast service.
• Very bad looking and tasting food.

“Gyros west were recommended by an area friend for superb Gyros. I absolutely love a good gyro so I had to try it. The air in the building is thick and still but not uncommon in this largely blue collar town. There is a decent separation between smoking and none, and overall the place is relatively clean...at least your arms won't stick to the table...any guarantees about the condiment rack though. I ordered a Gyro supreme, which is exactly like a regular Gyro, except with more meat. No additional toppings such as Feta Cheese or Olives come with i.e. small chunk of Feta is available for an additional $1.75. The cucumber sauce isn't so much cucumber sauce as it is ripe sour cream. It comes in little separate containers, not bottles and has the consistency of chilled butter. Not the creamy liquid goodness served at even the most mediocre of gyro places. Now, as for the meat itself...well this can be tricky. In the USA it is often par for the course to get a mixed lamb/beef combination of frozen, processed rotisserie meat product. Sometimes this can taste pretty alright, and if cooked properly it can even taste like fresh lamb rotisserie. But man, oh man this stuff must be the dead cat special. Seriously. It looked and tasted like the lowest quality combination of beef/chicken and bread crumbs dripping with a 40% saline solution (salt water) and grease. The Pita bread was also glazed with grease. All in all this was not appetizing I will say that the wait staff is very quick. It was difficult for me to communicate with the staff as most of them seem to speak broken English or have very thick accents. They are a diverse crowd indeed, and extremely friendly and fast, but I was turned off by their inability to understand how much to debit my credit card due to my writing in a tip. They don't have any special line for adding a tip. You just write it in on the bill somewhere. ”

Mack Frozen Custard
Jun 9, 2006 by Garrett from Waukesha
Overall Rating: 10
Food:[10] • Service:[10] • Atmosphere:[10]

• The custard is the best.
• Slow service when busy.

“Mack's Frozen Custard is like jumping into the cool waters on a 100 degree summer day, for you taste buds. With a variety of flavors and an extensive menu, including mouth-watering burgers and the new addition of pizza, Mack's is a great addition to your traveling experience.”