

Mr. B’s – A Bartolotta Steakhouse – Brookfield features a wide variety of prime steaks cooked to perfection in a high-heat wood-burning oven, which gives the meat a caramelized, buttery crust. Mr. B’s – Brookfield offers an extensive wine list and a broad menu, plus a lively bar and seasonal patio
Casual restaurant with green-checkered tablecloths serving upscale steak & seafood fare plus wine.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 18380 W Capitol Dr, Brookfield, WI 53045
Phone: (262) 790-7005
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I visited Mr. B’s restaurant about three years ago and it was delicious with a warm atmosphere and a steak that I could practically cut with my fork. It was so tender and memorable that I wanted to share that experience with my future in-laws.
A table of 5 was a little tight. The Mr. B’s old fashioned was a great start!
The service on the other hand was impressive with several servers per table. They were all dressed in white coats, were very polite and cleared the table often.
The 2 side salads with ranch dressing were delicious. The mushroom bisque was rich in flavor, BUT the actual mushrooms were hard. In the process of cutting the mushrooms (yes, cutting soup), the mushrooms flew all over my sweater and lap. One of the servers did help me clean up the mess etc. She also asked if I wanted a new soup at first I said no, because I hate waste. I then did agree and the mushrooms did come out a lot softer. Then my dad had the soup for his dinner and guess what the same thing happened. He really can’t eat hard things and these mushrooms were so hard that he had to push them all to the side. For the price of the soup, it was not worth it.
Four of us had steaks, 1 was perfect, another was a different cut and also delicious, but the last 2 filets were hard on the outside and chewy. I had a hard time, even cutting it with the steak knife. The center of mine was perfectly done as medium rare. The sauce was a Bernaise, which I believe was one of five sauce choices. This was delicious and really added a complementary taste to the steak. Maybe that’s how the steak was supposed to be, but it was hard to eat. It wasn’t how 2 of us liked our steaks.
I had Lobster with my steak and it was tender & delicious. My boyfriend had shrimp with his steak and it was also very good.
My lobster and filet was $83 and my boyfriend‘s shrimp and fillet was also $83 besides the price of the side salads $15. I’m not really sure what the other meals cost or the bisque. We did not get dessert, but my boyfriend’s parents received a delicious custard with chocolate shavings on it with a cute little happy anniversary chocolate on top. That was amazing. I thought that was a very thoughtful addition to their anniversary dinner. Overall the dinner was not worth the $450+, but the $90 tip was definitely earned. Too say the least, I was embarrassed and sad about this experience. The worst part is they will remember their 55th anniversary dinner as a more expensive than elegant experience.
My NY strip was great. Bacon roasted potatoes and Brussels were great. I added mushroom and onions to my steak $10. I chuckled out loud when I saw what I got. A pile of onions and barely a sliver of mushrooms. I actually dissected my mushrooms. It literally was 1/2 a small mushroom cut into thin pieces. I paid $10 for .25 cents of product. I like mushrooms with my steak. Not at your restaurant I guess. Peppercorn sauce was excellent though . In the end we both had a nice $200 meal. Service was great. But at that price point people expect 0 disappointments.