Dady-Oh's Restaurant

What a little gem. We walked right passed the entrance because the sign is on the glass door of the Metropolitan building. You actually enter into a hall that has a Streets of Old Milwaukee (Public Museum) feel that is just comforting for some reason. Dady-Oh's is through the door on the right. The décor is very Americana, and although that does include references to god and religion, it is subtle. In no way is there any sense of having someone else's beliefs thrust upon you. More of a notation of where their values are rooted. Very nice. Our server was very friendly and efficient. In 90+ degree weather she kept our water glasses full without us needing to ask. She herself had an "innocent, small town girl" demeanor to her that was very refreshing. The food is fresh and deliciou

Heard great things about this place but after my first visit, I was very disappointed. I found not one but two hairs in my food. I lost my appetite right away. This is the basics you could make at home, tasted nothing special. $5 for ONE chocolate pancake.. Nothing will compare to Gyros West.

This God forward friendly place has a nice atmosphere. The kitchen look large and very clean. The coffee is good and the cheese is addicting! Wish the bacon was cut smaller, but that’s just my preference. Great prices.

The place, the service, the people, the fresh taste, Dady- Oh, hold out on its own as a a leader in its own right. On mothers day, the wait was worth it. The pancakes, the burger, the omelets, everything was as perfect it could be. The quaint settings and the proverbs...OMG, so motivating..

I stopped here for breakfast and had the Julian with American fried potatoes. Yum! Dady-Oh's is a great, classic cafe restaurant, you get a partial view into the kitchen (which I like) and a nice group of locals also eating here. I don't live close but I want to come back for lunch!