This is the best women's shopping store in "up north" Wisconsin, and my favorite place to shop…read moreanywhere. I look forward to it's spring opening so I can explore its unique, reasonably priced and fabulously displayed clothes and accessories. It has an ever changing, extensive inventory. Its just so much fun to explore and shop here. Great place to find gifts too!.

From the owner: Turn of the Century Shop at Holiday Acres Resort in Wisconsin's Northwoods offers casual to dressy…read morefashions, clothing, jewelry, scarves, accessories, as well as gifts and toys, with an emphasis on eco friendly, recycled, and fair trade merchandise. Explore all 8 rooms of the large, 100 year old farmhouse and find special things for friends, family and for yourself! After leisurely browsing the Turn of the Century Shop, enjoy a meal at the award winning Three Coins Restaurant at Holiday Acres Resort on Lake Thompson. Turn of the Century Shop is open daily from mid May to mid October.

I want to do a big shout out to Brian who let me know about a recall on a piece of my bike rake…read more(that I was not aware of). He completed the warranty information and ordered the part so that it could be replaced while I was still in town. GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE.

Love this store. We just stopped in there to check out the end of the ski season deals. We left…read morewith so much more. Chris in the ski area was helpful sharing his knowledge of skin classic skiis, NNN bindings for skate skiing & fishing boat options (kayak vs canoe). My friend recently got her ski Boots stretched which is a service that is hard to find. They also waxed our skiis at a reasonable cost along with superior quality. Stop in and enjoy there assorted sport options, including fat bikes & hunting supplies with great service & knowledge.

Walking into Lakeland brought me back to childhood summers up in Hayward, WI. There was always a…read morevisit to the dime store during our summer stay and I'm glad to see the tradition of Wisconsin Dime Stores is alive and well in Minocqua. Toys galore. These are not super quality posh toys, these are cheapie but fun classic and nostalgic toys. Like plastic army men, rubber chickens, matchbox cars, cap guns, potato guns, play make up, plastic dollies, plastic dinosaurs, play bow and arrow sets, coloring books, crayons...so much more...lots to keep kids occupied when they are not out on the lake. There is also a nice array of t-shirts and sweatshirts all proclaiming your love for Minocqua or the NorthWoods. And souvenirs to commemorate your visit to WI. Service was ok. The store is cramped so not a lot of elbow room, but a dime store and it's cheap. A great place to browse.

Lots of Native-like stuff they sell here, I stop in here a LOT while I'm on runs this way.read more

We drove by and decided to drop In. This is basically a…read moregrocery store but with a lot of homegrown products. I bought all kinds of goodies, such as nuts, homemade peanut butter/chocolate candy, chocolate powder for hot chocolate, ground cinnamon - all made locally. If you are driving through or live nearby this is a great place to shop!

Would really like some benches around the store for your elderly shoppers to catch their breath…read morewhile shopping. Beautiful store!!

The only reason this store got a 1 star is because you have to at least give that. This is not a…read morediscount store. There was nothing in there that I couldn't get at Wal-Mart or Aldis for the same price or less. What a waste of gas money.

Save a half on your grocery bill every month with great prices on bread Box Dinners such as…read moremacaroni and cheese Hamburger Helper tuna helper Chicken Helper as well as $0.99 11 whole wheat bread great prices on cereal juice candy chips granola bars

I have been going to Badger Foods for over 25 years and have always has excellent service. I don't…read morework for a restaurant but they are near my neighborhood and I have always used them for special events for non-profits that I serve. Great guys.

Products are wonderful. Customer service is amazing. Very acknowledgeable on their products.read more

Its a very nice Amish countryside market. It carries an amazing amount and variety of groceries for…read morea small store. They had a plethora of whole and ground spices, fruits and vegetable that were in season, honey, Amish made items and so forth. This market is run by Amish women who were some of the nicest people I have ever met. The one thing that stuck out to me was how well stocked their baking section was. They had sheets of fondant, specialty sugars, cake decorations, icing..... that arent even carried by big grocery stores in Chicago. I would have had to order them from online. However, this store is a baker's dream. The prices are very fair and even cheaper than I expected. Maranatha market is a quaint country store that I would recommend to anyone in the area. I am so glad that the hotel staff recommended this place to me. The drive to the store was beautiful and the store staff were very welcoming. Recommendation- Buy the frozen pies! They are made by a Mennonite woman with a certified kitchen. I tried the Dutch Apple Pie and it was AMAZING!!!!!! The crust was to die for and the filling was perfect- not cloying, not too sweet, nor was it too heavy on spices. I feasted on that Apple Pie. They had other varieties of pies- Regular apple pies, berry pies and so on. This holiday season keep them in your freezer and stick them straight into the oven for an hour. Perfect for guests. If you live in the area, this is a nice place to frequent and support local small businesses. If you are a visitor to the area like I was, Maranatha Market is a must visit .

This is pretty much the local grocery store in Elko. They have very short hours, which is…read moredisappointing if you work. They close at six! They have plenty of options from meats to produce and dairy with staples and other essentials. Prices are in the high-end because it's the only store in town, but a girls gotta eat!

This place has been here for as long as I can remember, and for several decades before that. I…read morewould imagine, that in today's marketplace, the limited size of the store might have people calling this a convenience store. I'll give you that, after all, it is conveniently located just a block off US 45, but for many area residents, this is their go-to grocery outlet. It's been a general store mainstay in "uptown" Elcho for well over 100 years. There are photos over the entrance doors that show Elcho in its halcyon days, this store next to the bank and the hotel known as The Muskie Inn. There's even a photo of the beautiful old depot, across the street, that served passengers on the Chicago & Northwestern Railway's Ashland Division. North Trail Store retains it's old time flavor with the same squeaky, highly polished hardwood floors my great-grandmother, grandmother and mother trod upon and the store still carries many of the same products they did when Grandma and I came here to do her weekly grocery shopping. In the early days of the automobile, probably 100 years ago, the store even had gas pumps out on the curb. But in today's modern world, they still have fresh meats and everything you need as you head out to the cottage or campground from here. Charcoal, chips, staples, soda and don't forget the beer! It's all here! The C&NW tracks, the beautiful old depot and the Muskie Inn are long gone, but the North Trail Store carries on. There's even a gift shop with just the right souvenir of your trip to the north woods. Stop in the next time you're passing through Elcho on your way to Upnorth. In fact, if you're northbound, it's even on the correct side of 45 to slide back into traffic. Check it out!