Stopped here to pick up supplies for a birthday party! The place is worth a visit just for the…read moreamazing smell when you open the door! We grabbed some Kielbasa, Salami, Steaks, Bacon and since we were in Colby, Wi, we had to get some Colby Cheese! Everything was great and service was fantastic. They are wheelchair accessible!

I absolutely love this market. Big parking lot. Wonderful service . We will be backread more

Everyone is always so friendly. And very unique gift shop!!!! The food is GREAT as well...read more

The Wednesday 6-9PM Wine Tasting sign @ This & That caught our eye as we were driving along 97 so…read morewe dropped a pin & made a mental note to check it out later. After a bit of asking around, coworkers later confirmed the name of the place so, after a day of training, a group of us made our way to sample some wine. The store itself is small (it's converted 3-car garage) but don't let that sway you from stopping by - it's filled with various Wisconsin products - wines, beer, meat sticks, Nasonville cheese, curds & other local crafts, etc. What really gives the place character is the outdoor seating areas which even includes an outdoor fireplace that they kindly lit for us so we could enjoy the snacks & bottles of wine we purchased after the tasting. By the time we left the other seating areas were filled with other people enjoying the breezy fall weather. The wine tasting featured 4 wines from Fawns Creek Winery located in Wisconsin Dells: 1. Granny's Gold - Riesling enhanced with green apple juice (my fav) 2. Cabernet Sauvignon 3. Riesling 4. Kilbourn Red - a cranberry-flavored Shiraz red My coworkers and I were happy with our little visit to This & That. I thought it was worth the 8-ish mile drive from our hotel on Central Avenue. The owner pouring the wines was very welcoming and the bonus was catching the beautiful sunset (see pictures).

**THIS REVIEW IS JUST FOR THE RESTAURANT**…read more The cheese curds were unfortunately not the best. they were chewy, but they were also very greasy, and they were serve served with a dipping sauce that was entirely too thick and made them eat heavier. The sauce also didn't have much flavor - tasted mostly just like mayonnaise. The biscuits and gravy are complicated... Technically they were past breakfast time but they said they could still whip them up for me since they weren't busy. The biscuits were okay - buttery but not exciting. The gravy was the best part super creamy and a richness to it but again nothing out of the ordinary - no unique flavors or spices... And I was really disappointed that the sausage was just little cut up pieces on top not mixed into the gravy at all for flavoring. I would eat again, but I wouldn't go out of my way to stop here.

Great spot in the area! Nice little seating area for if you want a sit down meal, and then a…read moremarketplace attached for anything else. Our food was great and obviously the cheese was amazing, our service was great as well. The cheese curds are interesting because they have more of a Gouda flavor, but we loved them!

I get the matcha and it is amazing! The baristas are extremely kind and made me feel welcomed as…read moresoon as I entered. Would go again!!

First time here. We were on our way to Minneapolis and decided to stop for a couple of hot…read morebeverages. The place is part of a larger co-op. Inside you'll find a gift shop offering Wisconsin-themed items, along with a fridge that has different meats and sausages. There are conference rooms that look like they could be rented or used for small groups. In the middle of all this is the coffee shop. The coffee shop itself is not a large operation. There are some very nice seating options that include high tops, tables, and couches. The windows let in a lot of natural light. There is merchandise that includes shirts, coffee, and accessories. There were a few other people inside, and everyone was having quiet conversations. Got a nice greeting from the baristas. It looked like one of them was in training. Ordered a couple of London Fog Tea Lattes (a little lavender, a little vanilla, extra foam) in a mug. I would normally get a piece of pastry, and prefer a scone, but they didn't offer those, so I skipped that. The senior staffer was doing a nice job helping the trainee with the recipe and process. It seemed to be a helpful and caring relationship between the two. After a few minutes, we got our drinks. We usually just get the drink in a mug, but our drinks were made in a small coffee urn, and we were able to pour them after they finished steeping. That was a nice option. The drinks had nice flavor with the extra foam. However, they were just barely warm. We decided to drink them, but I did mention this to one of the staff afterward. It's a nice place to hang out. Next time I would definitely mention or ask for my latte to be hotter (around 130°F to 145°F).

A one time local told me about this place, he's been coming here for decades, so that'll tell you…read moresomething just from that. I tried a little of everything. Pumpkin Ice Cream was delicious. String cheese was perfect Cheddar cheese curds simply squeaky. Jalapeño cheese meat sticks, yummm. Maple candy, simply sweet.

Kiddo wanted an ice cream stop, and I took a flyer that we'd find a place in Abbotsville WI. Score…read moreabout two miles off the highway. Perfect for what it is

ust passing through the area, we came across this dairy…read more I can never pass up the chance to visit a dairy that makes its own cheese, especially when they offer fresh, "squeaky" cheese curds. We stopped in and were lucky enough to arrive while they were actually making curds. It was fun watching part of the process through the observation windows. The retail area isn't very large, but they pack in a surprising amount of merchandise. It didn't take many customers before the space started to feel crowded, making it a little difficult to browse some of the products. Of course, we couldn't leave without a bag of fresh cheese curds. They were absolutely delicious. I'm glad we made the stop.

By far, the absolute best cheese shop in the entire Midwest. Nobody else can come close to the…read morequality and price point that they provide. We have driven from as far away as the upper peninsula of Michigan and Minneapolis, Minnesota to get their cheese. We load up every time we get anywhere near there. We currently live in Arizona and we have ordered cheese to be delivered to us whenever we run out. My wife is addicted to their Baby Colby and I buy everything else in the store from Munster, Provolone and of course tons of Cheese Curds. All you have to do is stop here one time and you're going to be addicted like we are. The cheese is awesome and so is everyone who works there, they are truly awesome people that provide an outstanding product at an unbelievably low price what else can you ask for?

Stopped in because our RV decided to have a catastrophic mechanical failure on the way home, and we…read morefound ourselves unexpectedly spending some time in Stanley. I'm glad we did. The shop was clean, well organized, and had a great selection. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. They were out of regular coffee when I stopped in, so I had a shot of espresso instead, and it was excellent. What started as a pretty rough day was made a little better by a good espresso and friendly service. I'd definitely stop back again if I'm in the area.

Nice place to visit and service trucks ..wash ,washout for trucks and cars .. Definitely a place to…read moresee and come for services ..

Quality and service has gone down a lot here. I used to like this place…read more -Waited forever to get our food -Had to go get our own silverware -Wife's meal had a hair in it -Had to wait around at the register so I could pay my bill -Half our food looked like it had been sitting under a heat lamp for awhile -French fries were cold -My french toast with strawberries looked like vomit slop -My 11 year old says a 2 star rating is still too high