Second time here and it blew us away even more!…read more We have gotten the BLTT, Prosciutto de Parma, and the Spicy Italian. All were some of best sandwiches I've had. The BLTT was our favorite of the three, but all blew us away! Scallion potato salad is great too. I love that the meat is local and so much of their sauces and everything are homemade which we always appreciate. Service is always friendly and restaurant is always clean. Fun to browse their unique and local grocery items while you're waiting for your food. They also have some good Happy Hour deals! For special dietary needs: they have gluten free bread and you can make any sandwich into a salad (for keto, gf, etc).

Stopped in for lunch and enjoyed the weather on their patio. No line at 11;30 but quickly picked up…read moreover the lunch time we were there. I enjoyed the prosciutto sandwich and it had great soft and chewy bread, tender meat and creamy cheese and the fresh juice of the apple. Really enjoyed it and thought it was a fun space. Highly recommend.

My wife and enjoyed their fresh halibut. It was one of the finest meals ever. The service was also…read moreexcellent. The salad bar fixings were as fresh as can be. I did think the up charge from a veggie mix to asparagus for $8.00 was a bit much. It would have been appropriate for this to have been mentioned when offered. But that fact did not detract from a very enjoyable experience

Warning: Mice droppings everywhere including tables and dining room…read more July 18th visit. 8pm Out of town visitors and this place was recommended to us. Appeal was my partner wanted prime rib. Place is dim lit, has a vibe that is historic and old. Dining area is decorated with train decor and vineyard items. I had the teriyaki chicken. Chicken was on the dry side, a little more pineapple would have been nice instead of a 2x2ish block that was mostly core. Salad bar was basic, not a classic WI supper club salad bar. Lettuce, veggies and dressings. Prime rib was reportedly decent. Nothing over the top. Waiter was asked several times to bring horseradish until my partner just got up and went to prep kitchen by salad bar and got it himself from an employee. Waiterstated that his other tables kept him busy. It's wasn't that busy. While we were waiting for our check, I started looked at the bottles more the are sitting on a ledge overlooking our table. This ledge is from about adult chest height to eye height. And then I noticed the black flecks. And as I get closer a I realize it's mice droppings. Then I look over to my partners side of the booth. I tell him to look at the black "sprinkles" and agrees it's mice droppings. We were speechless that being said. We got up and looked at the booths behind us and every booths had mice droppings. Even ledges away from tables. We continued walking from dining room to the bar area. That entire brick wall ledge on the way had mice droppings. How this is being overlooked is absolutely frightening. There is a definite mice infestation in this building.

People's is a beacon of light in La Crosse, WI. It's a medium sized co-op off of King and 5th, with…read moreminimal parking to the side of the building, but extra parking behind the building near the bank. Be careful though, there are signs that designate certain parking spots for bank customers only. On the outside, it's not overly impressive but as always, it's what's on the inside that counts. When you walk in, the fresh produce (local if available, organic and conventional options all abound) is the first thing you see. Nestled inside of the produce department is a generous salad bar, where you can build your own salad from a serious array of veggies, proteins and toppings for about $6 a pound. Not a bad deal if you're on the run or at the store and don't feel like cooking tonight! There's also an aisle solely dedicated to bulk foods, and their selection is completely impressive. Take a stroll down that aisle before settling on anything pre-boxed or pre-bagged. Make sure you take one of their provided stickers and write the PLU (provided on the dispensing canisters) on the bag for the person at the check out! They've got your standard fare (cereals, canned items, household cleaning items), but with an eye to what's organic, local, environmentally friendly etc. Their meat and dairy department is amazing, and you can pick up farm fresh eggs that are locally grown and harvested for just under $4 a dozen. I purchased some ground beef that was locally raised and grass fed, and it was exceptional. There's a fantastic deli department with pre-made items, a bakery that can definitely get you in trouble, and a wine and beer aisle with a cold side if you're in a hurry. There's even a section for essential oils and charcoal soaps and things of that nature. The best part is, you don't need to be a member to shop here. Membership is encouraged at about $100 or so a year, and you get special savings that way. I recommend the co-op to everyone I come across!

Me and my wife recently visited this Co-op to see what was offered. This place had a great…read moreselection of health food items and a decent selection of hard cider too. Parking is pretty accessible as well and the food here was fairly priced. I did think it was a bit odd that the restrooms were a bit of a long walk. The lines do move really slow and they tend to keep only one cash registered line open. Overall, it was a general grocery store with checking out.

I stopped in to the liquor store for a specific brewery beer. As i passed by i asked a cashier if…read morethey carried Lift Bridge? She checked a laminated form then replied "yes, door 30. There's numbers above" Boom i walked to door 30 and there was the Lift Bridge beers. Unfortunately they didn't carry the seasonal beer i was hoping for but ... hey thanks for being so helpful and organized!

OMG-I'm not going to steal! 2 cases of heavy beer...no remote scanners...waiting on 2 associates…read moreto approve with 38 customers waiting for 4 checkouts...and covering their own checkout stations. Everything has to be removed and on the scale. No scan one twice and call it good. Grocery store is about 9 football fields wide and no clear order. Nothing there that I came for in grocery area. Issues with debit card readers made me unload my cart and put them all back on the scale...the third time in and out of the cart, I talked to the associate and actually got them to clear me to exit the store. Wtf.

This place is amazing, a super clean, local butcher with everything you could ask for. Huge…read morebeautiful steaks, specialty foods from the surrounding area, farm to table type stuff, prices are good too! The butcher and others working were extremely knowledgeable and nice, service was fast and professional! Support local businesses, and support these guys the right thing, if you're passing through Hokah or live local it's worth the stop. I would recommend a drive from La Crosse if you're planning a good meal. They also serve different lunch specials daily.