Landmark Family Restaurant

Reviews

• Stephanie H.

  star star star star star_border 30 July 2026

  Soooo happy there is a still a diner around in the neighborhood!  I've come here several times for breakfast only with my husband and I love it!  Most of the time, I don't want the hip, trendy brunch spots on the weekends and just want a typical diner these days.  I love the 'diner' sounds here with forks clinging, plates coming out of the dishwasher, coffee pouring, the random kid crying, (haha, not my favorite) and lots of chatter.  
  
  I've tried 2 eggs over medium with sausage links and wheat toast.  So simple and so good!  My husband had the same thing, but added a pancake.  I've also tried the gyro omelet with feta cheese and wheat toast.  It came with tzatziki sauce and was delicious.  I decided to get sliced tomatoes instead of the hash browns.  I think it's a good call so you won't get too full and sluggish.  I do wish to have faster coffee refills.  Once in awhile the refills are a little slow.  
  
  It's a typical diner, not updated, but it is clean!  It will probably be busy for breakfast, but they have additional seating if you don't mind being at the bar.  We never had to wait longer then 5-7 minutes or so for 2 people.  Give this place a try, you might have a new go to diner!

• Goldberg J.

  star star star star star 30 July 2026

  Best food around !! I've NEVER not had a great meal here . Staff is phenomenal and place is always so clean and inviting . I love Landmark. My wife and I always go after church every Sunday . Doesn't matter what food you get , it's always fresh and tastes soooooooo good  It's my go to restaurant when family and friends are visiting from Illinois. Looooove it

• Megan L.

  star star star star star_border 27 July 2026

  We decided to come here on a Sunday for brunch. Overall it was a good experience.
  
  Parking is on the street. When you walk in, you're supposed to find a seat. The girl who was working the cash register seemed confused by us standing up front. We did not realize we could sit ourselves and it was pretty packed. A boy came over and helped us find some decent seats.
  
  Our waiter was really friendly and soft spoken. Service was pretty quick too. It's your typical diner food. There were quite a lot of options, I really wasn't sure what route I wanted to go; breakfast, lunch or dinner. I opted to get a ham and cheese croissant. I have to say that I loved it! It was very simple, but good. It's all I ordered, but I think next time I'll try something else.
  
  My ex-wife ordered a croissant as well and also a Rueben. She loved the Rueben but I thought it was mediocre. But I don't love them to begin with, so judging this sandwich wouldn't be fair. So you order and decide.
  
  It's very close to us so I can see this being a go-to spot. It's pretty cheap as far as milwaukee brunch spots go.

• Amy S.

  star star star star star 19 July 2026

  Walking in here makes me feel like no matter what trends come and go in dining the one thing that will never die is the All American Diner!!! Landmark is just what you're looking for if you want a hearty breakfast and aren't interested in the pretentious frills that come with weekend "brunching" nowadays.   The service is quick, the hot coffee is ever flowing , and the omelets are as big as your face...what more does one need on a Saturday morning?? I ordered a veggie omelet(came with four pieces of toast and a generous serving of hash browns) and my boyfriend got biscuits and gravy(seven biscuits SWIMMING in a plate of gravy and sausage...just an FYI) with a side of hash browns.  
  
  We left satisfied, stuffed, and sluggish only an hour later. We were seated so quickly and our food order came out promptly from the kitchen, it was really impressive considering how busy the place was.  I didn't feel in any way rushed, but the place just seems like it is efficiently run. OH and I shouldn't forget the best part...our total for this feast tapped in just over $20 with tip.  Fantastic!

• Karen S.

  star star star star star_border 10 July 2026

  So, it isn't fancy, and it's not really a place that the skinny-jeaned, ironic-glasses wearing Hipster crowd has glommed onto, but they have a decent breakfast on the cheap.  Our waitress was nice, and we saw other families from our neighborhood there too. We spent less than $12 for two full breakfasts and coffee.
  
  If you are looking for locally sourced farm raised anything in a bed of trendy, don't eat here. It is just good food for a good price. A neighborhood place that I hope survives the gentrification in this area.