bring grandma, but leave the kids at home if you know what's good for them. stopped in the other day while in green bay for lunch due to the high reviews on urbanspoon and the listing of "kid friendly". they have free wifi. we had to wait about 15 minutes (on a wednesday) which was fine. they have a shop one can go around (it's a mix of vera bradley,clothing, and furnishings) - the kind ofplacea grandma would love to browse! we were seated and ordered the spinach dip, which was excellent. we ordered two burgers, a wrap, and my youngest asked for a kids selection (they have nothing on the menu geared towards young kids, but we were told "the chef could make a cheese sandwich, ham & cheese sandwich, or cheese pizza) so she chose pizza. the wait for the food was not long, maybe 15 minutes. the burgers are very big, we could've easily split one. the wrap, likewise, was enormous. the ingredients were fresh, the buns seemed like they were home made or bakery, very fresh. the hamburger meat was a bit bland. the pizza my daughter was served was more like focaccia, no sauce (how can you call it a pizza no sauce- ok, well there was a garlic spread under the cheese...chef, really? for a kid's meal? do you have kids of your own?) and very rubbery, chewy pizza "bread"- it was inedible. the staff was nice to my kids, but "kid friendly" doesn't apply to the food, let me tell you- unless your 8 year old has the palate (and the stomach) of a person four times their age. the waitress removed the "pizza" from the bill and gave her a free piece of cake which was delicious- reminded us a bit of the desserts we've enjoyed in italy. so yee-ha, our child ate cake for lunch- i guess that ranks as "kid friendly" at this establishment. service was extremely spotty, our drinks were empty halfway through the meal and we really didn't see the waitress until near the end of the meal. she did check in with other tables around us, but neglected stopping by even once after the main courses were served. if you're going with kids i'd suggest going somewhere else- unless you just want them to eat dessert. the burgers/sandwiches are too big for little ones to eat, and the "kid's pizza" is a nightmare. but it's the perfectplaceif you want to bring the ladies, or impress auntie jean from brillion or grandma sally from vero beach. with appetizer, 3 soft drinks, two burgers, a wrap, plus tip, it came out to around $55 (and that's with the pizza removed from the bill and the free dessert). one "$" on urbanspoon- it should be more like two $$- i mean, come on, hamburgers are $9. the dinner menu prices are double that. but hey, while you're waiting you can compare the numbers on the price tags of the light fixtures above the tables and on the furniture next to your chairs. i wasn't sure if i was eating in a furniture gallery or a restaurant. we really wanted to enjoy it, but sadly i'm going to let this experience die on the vine.