Pallas Restaurant facing critical health violations
TMJ 4 Friday 6th January, 2012
Click on the Journal Sentinel's database of restaurants here . MILWAUKEE- Some critical violations for this West Allis family owned restaurant. Pallas Restaurant on 108th a few blocks south of Greenfield. Everything from burgers to gyros on the menu but this spot had some cleaning up to do starting with the kitchen floor and walls. Manager Yia...
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