We love coming here when visiting the area! The shop is very well run and has amazing samples of…read morecheese. These are the squeakiest, most fresh cheese curds I've ever tasted.

This spot is a little off the freeway but a welcome break from a long drive. The little chalet is…read moreoff the beaten path, but located in a beautiful little pocket of Mauston. The yard has a cute fireplace area, and inside is a cute shop with great treasures. Everything in the shop is fresh and local, from their cheeses to the honey, soup mixes and trinkets. They often have samples on hand, but the prices for the fresh cheese can't be beat. I love the Kasa Crema, and Autumn Harvest Cheddar, but there are so much more I want to try. Can't wait for my next trip home to swing by this place!

Great and friendly service! Store full of tasty and fun treats! Clean and friendly place!read more

Just a wonderful small shop downtown that has affordable cheese and all yummy. We usually stop by…read morefor some fried cheese curds when we are in town because they are actually the best from dozens of places I've tried over Wisconsin and MN, unless you like different batters. We really enjoy coming here.

Really loved this place while we were on vacation. Tons and tons of cheese and at a very normal…read morereasonable price will be coming back for sure.

Local establishment offering items unique to Wisconsin. Large selection of drinks, cheese and…read moresweets. If you a looking for something special this is your place.

Great cheese shop, easy stop right off the interstate. Ample free parking. They have way more than…read morecheese, other snacks, plenty of gift type items. Hand dipped ice cream cones as well. I couldn't quite pull the trigger on the 25-year-old cheddar, it was a bit speedy, but there are plenty of other options. I bought three cheeses and some crackers. Super friendly service, veterans get a 10% discount.

Great local WI cheese and gift shop off I-94 in Tomah WI. Cheese, beef sticks, jams and sauces,…read morefudge, WI gifts, Ice cream cones.

On our road trip, we just had to pull over at Carr Valley Cheese because of the giant mouse holding…read morecheese by the highway (seriously, you can't miss it). As soon as you walk in, the bakery is on the right, and everything there is massive. Think cookies and pastries that are basically double the normal size but not price! But the real magic happens on the left side, in the cheese shop. They've got jams, pickled goodies, and what feels like hundreds of different cheeses. We grabbed some of their famous fresh cheese curds (so good!) along with a few other cheeses from the fridge. Pro tip: check out the discount section towards the left fridge at the back --25% off cheeses that are still good until 2026? They even have free samples in the back, which made it extra fun to explore. Such a perfect little road trip stop.

What a wonderful petit cheese shop! We stopped here as we traveled through and we were very glad we…read moredid! I tasted the chipotle cheddar and it was not hot or aggressive. It was buttery and delicious. They have a HUGE selection of cheeses! A good test of freshness is the cheese is the cheese curd should squeak when they are bitten. These did and they were soft, buttery and delicious! Maybe the best I've ever had! We bought curds (of course) , jalapeño bread cheese, Airco cheese and a 10 year old cheddar. Staff was young people, quiet but very helpful when asked. Need cheese? Stop here!

We are so happy we decided to stop inside when we found this chalet across the street from our…read morehotel. We ended up purchasing a cheese spread and throughly enjoyed it once we made garlic bread knots with it (they were amazing). I was tempted to buy a lot more then just cheese and meat since they also had a large selection of fun stationary items. If you are in the area stop in!

Ehlenbach's Cheese Chalet should be a stop for anyone in the area who enjoys cheese and all things…read moredairy. After stopping at the Pink Elephant, this stop is just over the highway. This shop features a sign with a mouse and a wheel of cheese. Inside the store you while be amazed by the wide selection of cheeses, wines, meats and souvenirs for purchase. I truly believe that no Wisconsin trip is complete without cheese. I highly recommend Ehlenbach's Cheese Chalet!

Always get cheese curds here!!! We drive by Igore and he's always dressed up!! Great service!!…read moreFriendly & such cool people!!!

So friendly! Lots of cheese samples and explanations on the cheeses. They talked about the…read moredifferent things to do with the cheese types such as different ways to serve it.

I just tried some of their signature Pleasant Ridge Reserve cheese, which currently runs $17 for an…read more8 oz package. I must say premium Wisconsin cheeses are like hazy IPA's to me. There are a ton of tastes (and textures) and they're all a little different, and I like them all! Maybe one day I'll develop enough of a palate to have a favorite, but for now, they're all good!!

Pleasant Ridge Reserve, the signature cheese of the Uplands Cheese Company, may be one of the…read moresingle most perfect hard cows milk cheese made in the US. A traditionally made cheese in the style of alpine cheeses from southwestern France, Pleasant Ridge Reserve is made only during the months when cows graze on grasses, sweet clover, and wild herbs, giving their milk a depth of flavor not usually found in most cheeses from year-round milkers grazing on silage and grain. This award winning cheese (just go to their website to see how many accolades they've earned...it is simply awesome) is a favorite both here in the Midwest and all over the country. For those of us lucky to live in Chicago, it is on the menu of many local restaurants, who use it both on cheese plates and in more complex dishes. During a recent visit to Hot Chocolate on Damen, for example, I had a Pleasant Ridge Reserve-filled brioche. I think this cheese is better to eat out of hand than to incorporate in a recipe - with heating, many of the subtleties of texture and flavor are lost. Seek it out. And if you do find it in a cheese shop, make sure the piece you get does not touch plastic. Because plastic is the enemy of all cheese. If it must touch plastic, make sure you get it out as soon as possible and put in proper cheese paper or wax paper and foil. And eat it right away - it isn't going to get any better in your fridge. Uplands isn't open to the public, but if you call ahead they may just accomodate you. The trip through the lush, rolling hills of southern Wisconsin is an agrarian's dream.

Continues to a nice place to bring the kids. A little off the beaten path so stays a little…read morequieter. Prices are up this year, pet food is $.50 more expensive than deer park, per cone at $1.50each. Could use some more people on grounds keeping things nice.

This is a super option for a nice long day, or even 2-3 hours, if you are visiting the Wisconsin…read moreDells and you don't want to spend time at all the usual water parks and weird tourist-y places and shops. I typically dislike touristy places but this Farmers market and huge outdoor play space with petting zoo was awesome!! It does cost $12 a person which is a lot, but they offer an annual pass if you live nearby. Ideal for kids ages 5-12 but we were there with a teenager and she LOVED it!! It wasn't crowded at all, super peaceful. It is also nicely accessible for my best friend who uses a rolling walker. Lots of places to sit and rest