Wonderland

We got to Wonderland around 11:30 am on Saturday and it was right before the lunch rush started, so we were able to get a table immediately. Super cute retro vibe of a throwback style diner in Riverwest. Our server, Abby, was the sweetest. Fast service and she was more than willing to give recommendations and ideas. We chose the breakfast options - one was the simple breakfast from the regular menu and my foodie hubby chose the special the Elote Omelette. Everything was delicious! Fresh brewed ice tea, thick cut sourdough toast, freshly made hashbrowns - and the servings were generous. By the time we left, it was packed - and for good reason! We can’t wait to try the Burger Wars night on Tuesday for dinner. But based on our first experience, this will definitely become a place we go on re

Abi gave us wonderful service and answered all our questions and kept all drinks full. Super kind and upbeat. Delicious food with great variety.

This place is on the other side of town for me, so I wouldn't normally travel this far for a restaurant, but it's Vegan Dining Week in Milwaukee and all my vegan friends said this place was terrific, so we made the trip. They were right! Lots of vegan things on their menu so we had the nice problem of picking something out, which usually doesn't happen with other restaurants who only have 1 or 2 options on a menu, if that. The seasonal risotto with asparagus and oyster mushrooms was delicious. The vegan mac n'cheese was very good. I especially liked the hearty tofu wings appetizer with garden mayo. That was practically a meal in itself! Including one beverage, the bill it was $60 for two people. Friendly service, meal delivered in a normal amount of time, nice atmosphere, people all around

I've been to Wonderland a couple times now, and have enjoyed the experience both times. Friendly staff, great food, cool atmosphere. We haven't had an issue getting a table when we had a party of 4. Even the standard burger is nice and juicy, and full of flavor, and the gluten free bun it came on was better than your average gluten free bun. I was going to take pictures of my food, but I ate it too fast!

We visited specifically for one dish, but unfortunately, they were out of it. I ended up ordering the chicken sandwich and requested the sauce on the side, but it arrived with mayo on it—which I really dislike. I also found it odd that there was an extra charge for a side like fries when ordering a sandwich. The decor and artwork were definitely cool, but we were seated next to a very loud and disruptive group, which made the experience less enjoyable. My mom had the burger and thought it was just average. Overall, I don’t think we’ll be returning. Edit: I have attached a photo of the sauce that came on my sandwich. I had asked for no blue cheese and the hot sauce on the side but the sauce on the sandwich doesn't appear to be blue cheese nor did it taste like it. Also, such attitude is ve