I always make an effort to stop at this shop when coming through Spring Green. Literally everything…read moreyou could want or need. LOVE their yarn selection in the back of the store.

Great ol' time variety store. Family owned and managed. They have a bit of everything you need…read more Toys, Woolrich and other clothing, knitting, gifts, household supplies, greeting cards and more.

I stopped by on a Sunday morning for breakfast. The place was busy, but still I got a seat right…read moreaway. Garden omelette with tofu was my favorite item here. It had a good amount of veggies, and overall felt healthy. I also went for a seasonal peach pecan pancake. That was good one as well. Hot cocoa was a nice drink.

What an awful, stupid experience…read more This all started because their lattes DO NOT COME WITH ESPRESSO. The staff acted like I was an idiot for asking if the iced lavender latte I ordered had espresso. I'm 40 and have never ordered an "iced latte" from a cafe just to be served cold milk, but that's exactly what I got. I asked if I could get it remade with coffee, and they again brought out just iced milk with syrup. This time I asked for just a couple shots of espresso on the side so I could add it to the drink. They eventually at the end of the meal brought out a mug full of lukewarm espresso - probably 4-6 shots! I added a splash to my drink, mixed, and it was (finally) really tasty! But then I got my bill and they had tacked an extra $5 ($2.95 for the espresso + another $2.00 for ???) On top of already paying $4.95 for just cold flavored milk, I guess? When I tried to explain what happened, the cashier, I assume Karin, got combative and that's when I learned this entire weird experience was because they simply don't include espresso in their lattes! At any point somebody could've cleared this up, the cashier knew exactly what the issue was as soon as I asked about the charges, and was ready to argue! I was told "that's just how they named it" and I should've "read the description". So I would've known they're the only place I've ever encountered that considers just flavored iced milk at $4.95 a "latte". She said "chai & matcha lattes don't have espresso" therefore it shouldn't be assumed a "latte" comes with espresso. Chai & matcha have their own caffeine! It's the caffeine that makes a latte, not milk. Why in the hell am I literally arguing the definition of a latte with this lady??? I was really chill up until this point. I was more incredulous than anything. Served just iced milk twice? Takes almost the whole meal to just get gross overload of espresso? Whatever. But to then be charged an extra $5 (making this drink almost $10!) and argued with by staff? That was a bridge too far. Went from just a weird, bad time to a positively nasty time. Top 3 worst dining experiences. Good job, Spring Green General Store, these out-of-towners definitely won't be back, which seemed to be the point. Hope the extra $5 you bullied out of us was worth it!

Bought a whole blueberry pie today, still warm from the oven. The BEST blueberry pie, both crust…read moreand filling, I have ever had! The filling was so juicy and the crust so flaky! Can't wait to come back and try another flavor.

This is the cutest little tea shop. I had a few minutes to kill in Spring Green, and I decided to…read morestop in to Bird of Paradise. There were several parking spots available right out front. As soon as I walked in, I was overwhelmed (in a good way) by the variety of art displayed all over the store. I really liked the skateboards painted by a local artist, and the person working the tea counter was happy to talk to me about the artists and the upcoming art fair in town. I took some time to peruse the tea accouterments available in the store, including mugs and infusers, ready-packaged loose tea, and more. This is a great place to shop for a tea lover in your life! Then I meandered over to the walls of tea. There are many varieties available and again the employee was very happy to talk through any questions. There were four teas at the counter that were available to sample. I sometimes appreciate having more limited options instead of having too big of a selection to be indecisive about, so I tried a couple samples and chose from there. I got the Precious Eyebrows tea (that's a translation of the original name!), and it was a really good classic green tea. The treats behind the counter, like the chocolate chunk cookies and different types of pie, were very tempting. I didn't get any food this time, but I do hope to return! The store is also linked to an art and jewelry gallery that I was able to check out while my tea was steeping. There is also both indoor and outdoor seating and a couple of other shops right nearby to check out. Great place to check out.

Great thrift store. It's a hit or miss when you shop. Many donations are from Lands End. Appears to…read morebe returns from the catalog shoppers. Awesome sales on bathing suits. There are 5 locations in the South part of Wisconsin.

Fun spot in Wisconsin to thrift shop: The Bargain Nook! This resale shop has quality new and used…read moreapparel as well as recycled treasures! There are items for all genders, decorations for your house, fun accessories, and shoes. If you are in the shopping mood but don't want to spend a lot of money, stop by the Bargain Nook! We bought of athletics shorts for $4...what a steal!

This is a nice shop. It's filled to the brim with rocks and crystals; I think you'd probably be…read moreable to find whatever you were looking for here. They have essential oils and some body care products as well, and a nice selection of sterling gemstone jewelry, which I love. Rings, pendants, and the like, and if you choose a pendant they also have some chains you can choose to buy. They also have cards, and in the far back is some incense and the like. I didn't leave with anything but this is a great shop with friendly staff and next time I'm in the area I will stop in.

My husband and I were in town to visit the sites in the area. We had some free time and decided to…read morecheck out the local downtown. This was a cute little store filled with lots of different things. The woman who waiting on us was very friendly and welcoming.

I buy a lot of jewelry and really like to see when I'm dealing with honest people who don't rip me…read moreoff. I had them assess an opal and transfer it to another ring. They had a jeweler rebuild prongs and reset the stone. The work was impeccable and they fairly credited me for the gold in the original ring. I plan on using them for a lot of stuff in the future. They do great work and have great prices. I'm more than happy with Thena and Tim.

I love my custom made opal ring!!! It was a fantastic experience creating the design when all I had…read morewas a loose stone. I am beyond words in love with my ring and no one has anything like it

Store is cute, but I am 59 years old and for the first time in my life, I was accused of…read moreshoplifting because I was carrying a bag from the shop across the street. She could have at least been pleasant instead of glaring at me and perhaps apologized when she checked the bag and there was nothing from her store in my possession. Incredibly rude and disrespectful. I walked out. I will shop at a store where the people working actually have people skills.

I have never been so insulted in my life. My friend and I walked into the store. We were spending…read morethe week in Spring Green to finish our books. We are both retired English teachers. The clerk was helping two other women. We wandered the shop and we're smelling soaps. We giggled at each other's reaction to the smells. We continued to look and she asked if she could help us with anything. My friend explained we were out of town and we're shopping. She asked where we had been. We said we just came in from across the street and had lunch and shopped there. She asked to look in my friends bag. My friend graciously said yes and said she got the soap and trivet from the shop across the street. Not only did we realize we were being accused of shoplifting. We were glared at and couldn't wait to leave. We were admiring the beautiful items and were completely dismissed. Yep 57 years old and treated like a criminal.

The service & selection was incredible. The owner is super knowledgeable and helpful. Could spend…read moreall day in there trying on the jewelry.

A darling surprise. This sweet little shop on the corner in downtown Spring Green has everything…read moreyou might need to help celebrate a special event, hostess or friend. I was seeking a special gift for Mothers Day and I found it here! I've never seen so many neat gifts from the UK. The linen collection from Crown Linen Designs is from Ukraine and was the most perfect gift. And oh boy, If you are looking for a unique piece of jewelry you must visit this shop. They have what you seek.

I love a good bookstore. And, the only thing better than a good bookstore is a good bookstore that…read morehas a good coffee shop. And, this has both. While the bookshop isn't huge, they have a good collection. We did manage to find a few to buy before leaving. And, their prices are reasonable. We really enjoyed the coffee shop. The coffee was good (I had an Americano). They also have a nice selection of pastries, and they have some that are both gluten and dairy free. That was a real plus. If we lived in the area, which we don't (we went up to see Taliesin), I would frequent Arcadia Books.

Adorable little bookstore for a small town. Broad selection of stuff, for adults and kids. Wifi…read moreis free and worked pretty well. A decent selection of food and a coffee counter so you can find a seat and do some reading (or work). The staff was friendly as well. I'm sure we will stop in again when we come through Spring Green. If you like little independent bookstores, you will enjoy Arcadia Books.

Over the passed two nights I've been watching a movie on Netflix (or Amazon, can't remember) called…read moreYellow Bird. The setting is mostly a small town supermarket with the general surly employees who don't want to be there but it's probably an area where nothing else is available. That's the general feeling I'm getting from this place. I needed some water to drink and wash my hands, since the location I have been working during the recent weeks has only a stagnant riverside that's too steep to safely access, and drinking it is out of the question. I have soda, so really I need it to rinse off at the end of the day mostly. Today I spilled Mountain Dew and I was too sticky to cope with, a bit OCD. So I drive 6-7miles to get a case or something to have around. After finding a quite decent grocery store I was rather pleased, not wanting to buy anything from a C Store if possible. I find my water and que up in the line and as I'm paying I am met with precisely the same type of shitty attitude from the young lady running the register. She has a terrible attitude and her sour vibes are not able to be restrained to her inner self. It's bursting out from her like radiation around a nuclear reactor. Pleasantries are completely lost on her. I kind of get it. I'd not like to live in such a place especially, but on another level, I think I'd actually enjoy this town. It's a dead town, no industry in the 21st century except the window glass factory that's no doubt the only place that offers sustainable work for the people. A few bars, probably the same number of churches, which don't offer anything tangible except perhaps the lies that hang in the air and coil up the white picket fences of the devout. The store, it's not bad. But the girl has single-handedly made me want to buy water at the BP at the towns edge next time I'm in need.

New owner, old familiar employees gone, greatly diminished stock (still gingerbread cookies though,…read moreglad to say!), higher prices...even before latest inflation. Weekly ad is a lot of highly processed foods, the stuff we're s'posed to avoid.