The Restaurants at Eleven25

The Restaurants at Eleven25 is a hidden gem tucked into the Pabst facilities. The unique little food court is clean, spacious, and has a pleasant atmosphere. If you're dining with a group, there are choices to satisfy anyone. Currently, they house Bento Xpert, Meat on the Street, Coach's, and Marco Pollo. All of them offer ordering ahead through the Ritual app, which is very convenient for a lunch option. The food is all well-priced and the employees at each location looked friendly. The space is welcoming, and I was happy to eat my pick-up order on-site. I had the Orange Chicken from Bento Xpert, which was delicious. I would like to go back and try one of their other menu items and check out the three other businesses! I walked, but it looked like street parking seemed convenient, at least during the weekday.I wish I worked a little closer to The Restaurants at Eleven25, as I would love to be able to walk over quickly for lunch! Do yourself a favor and check out one of the great options. This little food court is a great idea and looks to be a nice incubator new for local businesses.

Recently stopped by The Restaurants at Eleven25 for some ramen on a cold winter evening.It still seems to be a bit of a sleepy spot. There was a bit of door dashing orders happening but not much in house at all.The good news for us was that there were no lines and we easily found a table. They still have 5 or so vendors though some have changed since the last time I was in. We were there to stop by Tangled Noodles (which was good!) but I noticed a shawarma spot as well that I'm hoping to stop by soon. The dining room was impeccably clean with both low and high seating. Still a nice little spot but wondering if delivery and takeout are keeping them afloat--or maybe it was just the Friday evening timing?

I like the idea of this space because it's an upscale nice open space to enjoy a meal. The place is very nice with high ceilings and exposed brick walls, beams and pillars. Lots of high bar seating over looking the street through the big windows. Lots of table seating next to the windows to accommodate larger groups. I'm only reviewing the space which is nice but it's not any restaurant and my visit had four restaurants in the space with one closed. The three open restaurants looked very good and it was hard to choose one but MOTS won because the other two had no physical body's to help you or ask any questions. I really like the concept of one open space with multiple separate restaurants, a better than mall food court experience.

Nice variety of eateries. I recommend this spot. Plus they have live music sometimes.

The first food hall in town that I know of, I think all the restaurant stalls were originally food trucks. Three of the four are excellent ethnic choices not found elsewhere at this level of high quality (Filipino, Soul Food, Taiwanese) and the fourth is a pretty good chicken joint. Very convenient except for parking, it's better to bike or walk here. All the places you can call in an order, and that service seems to be a little better (it seems to be the higher priority) than walking up and ordering. Not that there's a problem with walking up and ordering but it's a little slower than fast food, but faster than table service. The main traffic here are college students so it's not that unusual to see a young person in pajamas which doesn't bother me until they reach a critical mass. Then it feels too much like work and I'm not comfortable but oodles of college students might not bother you too much. Otherwise it's really empty at off peak times and these food choices are a real treat. It's also nice to have the choice, a few times now I've been here with others and we've eaten from different stalls. As with any place infested with college students, it's often messy.

If you work downtown, you know the value of a good, quick lunch. After finding this hidden gem, I've got a new go-to!The food court setup brings together some of the best food truck vendors in MKE - Meat on the Street, Gouda Girls, Upper Crust Pizza, Huan Xi Express and Tokyo Express. There is ample seating in this renovated space, so you can sit and enjoy your meal. When we went for a Friday lunch, it wasn't too busy either so we had our food and were enjoying a non-cubicle lunch within five minutes. Also, there is ample street parking in and around that area on weekdays (especially if you go towards Pabst a bit), which makes this "hidden spot" all the better.Go, enjoy. There is now a place for you to fill that food truck void in your heart during those cold winter months (or all year long)!

This is only for the Asian food section idk the name, but it ws the 2nd from the left. I have not tried the others. But the people were all very friendly. The food was not too flavorful, and it was cold (which made the noodles extra greasy feeling), but id give the other guys a try if im ever back there

Coaches at 1125 took great care of our large group of people on March 10, 2023. He gave us samples and the food was great. Try the Mac and cheese. Plenty of seating.