Best Colossal shrimp andseafood.NO farm raised. wild caught. I tell everyone these are the real…read moredeal. You can't find this quality of seafood anywhere.

We are so happy to have this wonderful stand in our neighborhood! We have purchased flowers, fruit,…read moreand seafood all year long. We wanted to make something extra special for NYE, and Dave's had what we were looking for! A little hard to get in and out on (busy) hwy100, but you do what you gotta do to get shrimp, scallops, and crab legs!

Patterson Orchards has the best apple cider and apple coder donuts. The selection of pumpkins,…read moregoirds and vegetables is also dantastic. Great place!

I've been going to Patterson's for over 50 years (when Mrs. Patterson herself made the caramel…read moreapples in her kitchen). Fabulous apples, fresh produce, friendly staff, a touch of nostalgia and THE BEST - and not most expensive - caramel apples in the state.

All the fruit and vegetables are amazingly priced and well worth the money great selection and the…read moreservice is excellent. The place is very nice, clean and very organized. Thanks for a great experience

I recently stopped by Pete's Fruit Market for the first time after hearing about it. As soon as I…read morewalked in, I saw buckets of vegetables: peppers, tomatoes, squash, you name it. Most buckets seemed to be about 6-8 inches in diameter and prices ranged from $1 to $5. I only wish they offer smaller buckets instead of such a big bucket. It is hard to buy in bulk with smaller household and I don't like to freeze produce. I was curious about the quality of the produce, but I wasn't too impressed. For example, the apricots looked a little banged up--kind of like the "misfit" produce I've seen before. There was upbeat Mexican music playing, which gave the place a fun vibe, and the store itself isn't that big. A security guard was stationed outside. They had yellow-flesh watermelon at $0.99/lb, and giant seeded watermelons for $16 each--which felt pricey, especially since I had just come from Costco where I got a decent-sized watermelon for $6 (though admittedly smaller than the ones at Pete's). I also noticed mangoes going for $2 each, which again felt steep. I had been hoping to find some Mexican pastries, but nothing really stood out, and there weren't any prepared foods available. However, I saw they got a catering menu which I thought it might be good to have a food court selling those items. I was expecting something more like La Michoacana or Fiesta stores in Texas, but this wasn't it. In the end, I just picked up a few Mexican candies like Pulparindo and called it a day. I was a bit disappointed with the fruit selection, especially the lack of tropical options. On the plus side, they have a fairly large, gated parking lot, which is convenient. I'm glad I visited, but not sure I'll be rushing back anytime soon.

Fantastic grocery store with a huge variety and quantity of delicious food - from fresh produce…read more(and deals), to live seafood, Asian sauces, curry pastes, sweets, to frozen dumplings and kimbap! They have a food court with Chinese dishes (I noticed they have a vegetarian eggplant tofu dish), sushi and onigiri, and more. I ordered a mango pomelo drink on my way out as 0% sweet and did not realize it included popping boba and jellies. Excited to return - next time I will order a more basic tea and try their food court!

Food is decent and convenient. Better than driving down to chicago if you're looking for something…read moreacceptable. They usually have a deal every week and I've definitely come more often over the last few months. Service is extremely slow if you order online. Just order at the kiosk or in person for faster service.

My friend took me to check out this supermarket on the otherside of town. Located in a commercial…read morearea with a big parking lot. We walked in the grocery side, it was huge. So many different vegetables and fruits, prices were lower than other grocery stores. Towards the back is the meat and dairy, rows of grocery aisles of Hispanic and American food. Opposite from the vegetables is the hot deli and cold food. So many to choose from, there's someone behind the counter and there's also self service, just grab a box and choose whatever you want. They will weigh it. The cash register is in the front, over 10 cashiers available. There were many people shopping, busy, but not crowded. Store is big and clean.

This Cermak has a great selection of almost everything you can think of. The fresh produce section…read moreis massive and truly international. All the aisles are labeled by nationality. The bakery, freezer and deli areas also impress with their huge assortment. Service can be a little hit or miss and price labeling can be frustrating, but this is a fun place to shop for international foods. This location is nicer, bigger and better organized than the other and more varied in cuisines.

I have ordered from another fruit home delivery company and tree. Ripe fruit outshine them by far…read more The peaches came nicely packed. No damage to any of the fruit. I received the came size peaches as I received from the other company and received almost twice the number. I will definitely order from ripe again.

I ordered a 25 pound box of peaches and 5 pound box of blueberries for the first time from Tree…read moreRipe. To say I was disappointed is an understatement. Most of the blueberries were way too soft and lacked any flavor. I followed the instructions for the peaches and laid them on my counter, stem down. They started to wrinkle and mold within a couple of days before ever becoming fully ripe. By day 3, I tried to salvage what I could for jam and ended up with only 5lbs 3oz of peach flesh. The flavor was awful, though. I've purchased better peaches at Walmart. This was by far the worst $75 I've ever spent on fruit, and I don't plan to ever purchase from them again.

First time visiting the Tosa Farmers Market - the only other two Wisconsin farmers markets I have…read morebeen to are Madison (amazing and unbeatable) and Brookfield (smaller than Tosa). It had a fun and lively atmosphere right next to downtown and it was pretty easy to park down the road. I wish there were more produce and fruit options but I think that is just due to it being early in the season. They had some vegan and GF prepared food stands which was nice to see! A super long line at the donuts stand (not sure what the hype is) and lots of beautiful flowers

My husband and I spent an entire summer exploring as many regional farmers markets as we could and…read moredetermined Tosa Farmers Market to be our favorite in the area. It's heavy on charm (nestled near the Tosa Village and bordered by lush green trees) and has all we're looking for in a farmers market. True, they don't have several venders selling, flowers, say. But, here are 2-3, which is plenty for me. There's usually options for various produce, flower venders, baked goods (usually a vegan baker as well), cheese, dip, meats, coffee, popcorn, etc. On our last trip, we got a gorgeous bouquet of peonies, king oyster mushrooms, a bag of greens, and two containers of greek almond dip (garlic and dill). We also discovered there was a new vendor there serving breakfast sandwiches. We had already eaten but are now already looking forward to next weekend to give them a try. They also usually have some sort of live entertainment to enjoy while you wander. A gem of a farmers market in the midst of a gem of a community. Get to it!

Rupena's is a local legend. We love visiting their deli and meat counter. We go here for special…read moreoccasions and now for the chicken salad made famous by social media influencers. They now have a great little cafe in honor of the owner's son. They make great sandwiches. Service can be a bit slow and they are sometimes understaffed, but they are doing their best to rebuild the store after some hard times. Please support this wonderful local gem, so we can enjoy it for another 100 years.

I went to Rupenas for lunch for several years when I worked nearby. Haven't been in about 1.5…read moreyears. Went today for the viral chicken salad. There was a definite buzz about the chicken salad- and a line in the deli (they move it along quickly). I would say it's worth the hype! Tumeric and chicken bouillon give it the yellow color. Carrots give it crunch and a tad of sweetness. Great consistency. Also got a loaf of marble rye which is terrific. Don't sleep on their soups! Delish!