Sandwiches here are delicious! I got the veggie sandwich and white bean chili. Both were very tasty…read moreand made me want to try more of their food! They have a great specialty food and gift selection. The staff is friendly and helpful. I totally recommend this place!

Great place, cute and the sandwiches were amazing! Definitely glad we checked this place out…read more Wish I would have had room to try the ice cream.

House of Gouda is the real deal - free samples every day is already a win, but the quality backs it…read moreup. Their cheeses (including Marieke Gouda) come from seriously award-winning stock, and you can taste it--rich, creamy, and top-tier!

Very well put together cheese shop with an assortment of cheeses, crackers, wine, chocolates and…read moreother yummy treats. Great short stop to have a clean restroom and to grab a snack for later. Store looks more spendy than what it truly is, prices were very reasonable. Assorted goods from Wisconsin and imports from Holland. Right off the highway and across the street from the mall.

"Ma Na Ma Nah...do doo de doo doo--Menomonie!" (The Muppet Show)…read more Statler: "Is she singing? I thought she was choking!" Waldorf: "At her age, it's hard to tell the difference! DOHOHOHO!" If you just sang that ditty in your head like the Muppets, you're already in the right mood for a visit to the Menomonie Food Co-op Market. This market is as effortlessly fun and cool as Janice from Electric Mayhem, but with less trout pout and more lentil dip. "Fer sure!" Here are the highlights that you really don't want to miss! THE BREAD SITUATION: The artisanal rosemary sourdough loaf from One Love Bread is the stuff boy bands are made of. This bread is basically what happens if you roll Harry Styles in flour and water. It really deserves its own Manchester disco-dancing fan club, but for now I'll just sing its praises. DAIRY AND DAIRY ALTERNATIVES: I was totally NSYNC with this section. I'm not even sure what plants half of them came from, but they looked intriguing. Had I brought a cooler, my fridge would have undergone quite the calcium glow up! SODA ALTERNATIVES: This was the real Big Time Rush! We studied the sodas for a solid ten minutes like raccoons who'd discovered a vending machine. There are flavors and brands here I've never seen in the wild...some with names I can't pronounce (but absolutely bought)! The store was very clean and organized, and if the employees had been any friendlier, they'd have been covered in yellow feathers. In summary: great bread, fantastic selection, kind humans, and a soda aisle that deserves its own documentary. 5/5, will return. Probably for more bread. Definitely for more weird soda. Statler: "That was a long review!" Waldorf: "I wanted it to end five minutes ago! DOHOHOHO!" Ma Na Ma Nah.

The new location in Eau Claire is fantastic. Significantly increased selection on all categories…read more Nice modern store. They have a deli now too with eat in and to go items.

Fun, quirky spot. Lots of homemade popcorn and ice cream. I was quite impressed by a flavor based…read moreon a local winery. Really creamy.

First I am going to disclaim I ate here in their first week of operation. You can definitely tell…read morethis by the large amount of empty space and no place to sit. The ice cream (which they make themselves) was okay. Nothing to really write home about. It was relatively expensive, and probably not worth the price. Also the service was not to great. The selection of homemade candy and popcorn was very large. I did not try it though. Overall it wasn't bad, but not really worth my time. That does not mean it's like that now, though.

Very nice market. The meat sticks, smoked egg, and cheese curds were all amazing. The young man…read morebehind the counter on a holiday was very helpful. We will definitely stop in again when we are in the area.

Locally owned, open on Memorial Day, great meat sticks! We got Jalapeño Snack Sticks, smoked eggs,…read morehorseradish, Jalapeño & Cheddar Summer Sausage!

Absolutely fantastic place. The moment you open the door it smells like MEAT and you can see them…read morebehind the counter preparing all of it. Some of the staff here, my first time in, were a bit rude and dismissive, but every time since has been really warm, welcoming, and nice even from those same exact people. I think number one is two things but both equally the most important. You'd expect a local butcher to be quite expensive but the prices here are only about 1 dollar more than the grocery stores in the area. The other thing, also which you'd expect but would be correct in this case, is the quality of meat being WAY BETTER. This is some of the best meat I've ever cooked with and just tastes, smells, and looks so much better. I always come in for more ground beef and end up coming out with a bit more (usually at least some jerky). Truly a great place! The really amazing thing is that you can see and smell - not just taste - the difference. Store bought ground beef is so greasy and seeps out that nasty thick brownish liquid when cooking it, this doesn't, it also has a smell, this doesn't smell like anything but meat. Really great!

Fantastic store! Locally owned butcher shop. The make their own sausages and beef sticks. Decent…read moreselection in both the freezers and at the counter. Some dry goods and snacks, small selection of beer and wine. Also vodka and bourbon for fabulous cocktails. Staff is friendly and helpful. The shop is very clean, nicely decorated, and well lit.

Friendly hometown service and a great meat counter! Always service with a smile!…read moreReasonable prices for fresh meat

Sokup's is the place to go for fresh, affordable meat. I live about 45 minutes away and I stop in…read moreabout twice a month. They have wonderful sales that they post weekly, and the staff are amazing. We've been getting their whole smoked hams for our family holidays for the last few years, and everyone raves about the flavor every single time.

Other than blue cheese crumbles (or in addition to), the best thing to put on a perfect steak is…read morehorseradish. The tart and bitter flavor does something to the palate to accent the beef. Initially a medicine back in the days of Ancient Greeks, it's since come to be a food and condiment. If you like cocktail sauce, then you like horseradish. Especially when you're dipping shrimp and oysters into it. Yeah, this stuff mixed half and half with ketchup is perfect! Bookbinder's ingredients include distilled vinegar, water, corn starch, soybean oil, salt, artificial flavor, sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate, calcium disodium-EDTA and sodium bisulfate. I'm not usually a fan of too many things with that many syllables but it's what we got by Instacart https://www.yelp.com/biz/instacart-san-francisco-48?hrid=XSJygpbvhDdTgxIHwumuVg one day. It's tasty, it's a squeeze bottle and it works. Bookbinder's also makes mustard, tartar sauce, wasabi and a spicy sriracha sauce that I'll be trying soon! [Review 13390 overall, 708 of 2020.]

Fantastic. I will be back. The Jay Ray sandwich is so good! The bread just right--flavors real. The…read morepotato soup was hot and full of flavor. And seriously the cookies are soft and chewy--Famous for their sandwiches but could be known for their cookies. We are definitely stopping here on the way to the cabin. 5 stars and....good local people.

Personable staff. Family owned. Transplants from Chicago and long standing members of the Eau…read moreClaire community. Richie made 2 of the best sandwiches with the freshest ingredients that I'd had since I lived in the twin cities. Brian represents the type of customer service provider this world is losing sight of. 100% repeat customer ... F the fast food chains and swing thru Jay Rays for a quality human experience