George Webb

It’s been a long while since I’ve been at George Webb the food was good service was good it was all good

What is there to say about George Webb. It is a Milwaukee area institution. The décor is nothing to jump up and down about. But that’s not why one goes to George Webb. This is the place you go, when you want to sit down have a cup of coffee and a bit to eat. The food is made to order, so at times you may experience a longer wait. Their menu focuses a large part on the breakfast food items, but they also offer lunch and dinner items. Another strong point for George Webb is they are open 24 hours. They have done this for many year, even before it was popular or in some cases even legal. As you will notice their two trade mark clock set one minute apart. So if you haven’t tried George Webb, give them a try.

Who doesn’t have good memories of the Webb joints… classic place u can always go to and enjoy a nice breakfast no matter what time… today’s visit was nice the waitress was polite and the service was great. no reason not to come back. see you soon george…

I have many fond memories of late night trips to George Webb’s. No matter which location you go to, the food tastes pretty much the same. Most of their menu consists of breakfast foods; however, they also are well known for their burgers (and the promotion that they have every Brewers season. If the Brewers win 12 games in a row, they give away free burgers) and their soup and chili. The food is your typical diner style food. It really does hit the spot, though. My husband and I made a trip to George Webb’s recently for dinner when neither one of us felt like cooking. The staff was friendly and chatted with us, and our food was served to us in a timely manner.
George Webb’s is open 24 hours. You will notice that in every location, they have 2 clocks on the wall. Here’s the story behind that: back in 1948, when they first opened, a city ordinance prohibited businesses to be open 24 hours. So George made the announcement that his restaurants were open for 23 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. Seven days a week, including Sundays. The two clocks are set 1 minute apart. This was to demonstrate that the restaurants were closed and reopened every day to comply with the law. I thought that was a very neat piece of history.

Know what you want when the waitress gets to you *chuckles* cause they want to be done! Overall the food was great, service well, it was A-​OK, I’d go back again when its the only place thats open late at night. The most awesome part is its open 24 hours.

This Webb’s is the way I remember from my childhood. It is family run and the staff really enjoys what they do. The biscuits and gravy are delicious. They butter and toast the biscuits on the grill and then load them with tons of tasty sausage and smooth, black peppered gravy. Yum!

Breakfast here, is normally really good! Don’t get me wrong, the QUALITY is GOOD… Unfortunately, though, things like their hash browns and wheat cakes have taken a turn for the worse, as they have been dramatically down-​sized, in my eyes. The last two times that I was there, one time I ordered their Double Webb, and the wheat cakes were about only ²⁄₃ the size they used to be. Then, the next time I went in, I ordered breakfast with eggs, bacon, toast, and hash browns, and received such a small amount of hash browns, I about flipped! The worst part, it seems, is that the price keeps going up, but the quantity went down. That doesn’t seem fair!