It features the same small shrimp as the soup, but has garlic, tomato, onion and green pepper in a delightful sauce of butter and white wine. The flavors seem more Spanish than Mexican, but this is a fine item. Lunches include a soup of the day and items at reduced prices. But a few items of merit do not appear on the dinner menu. The green sauce is the spicier choice, though not searingly so, and has a slight tartness.
Service is pleasant and the kitchen is efficient.
But the dining room can be a lonely place at lunchtime. Stop in for a visit. The Milwaukee area has three very good Serbian restaurants, including Balkanian New Star in South Milwaukee and Three Brothers in Bay View. But the pace of these kitchens at times can be glacial. For those with less time on their hands, the best pick is Old Town, a Lincoln Avenue veteran of nearly 30 years.