Never been a fan of this location. Not as kept up as the one in Waupun. Their sanitation table…read morewhen you walk in is a perfect example. Was slow when I talked in but the table Looked gross and dirty. Then seeing that more than 1/2 the customers weren't wearing a face mask made me walk right out and leave. There are other locations that are a bit further to me that I'll be visiting before this location again.

So disappointing. Horrible icky and bad attitudes. Gives me the creeps.... like I'm gonna get…read morecooties. I'll go somewhere with a better outlook on my health and safety.

I stopped patronizing this store! Check out person walked…read moreaway and would not service me. I was forced to wait for a supervisor to assist me. Complained to the store manager and was blown off! Disappointing from a company who advertises "friendly customer service." Wish I could rate them ZERO stars!

Quality is great here! Nice employees and some products that are hard to find in other stores…read more Great deli, bakery and meat departments. A bit on the pricey side, but it's worth it.

I've only been for the donuts...........and the donuts are good!!…read more I'm a traveling businessman and I like to bring donuts to my clients when I visit them. But, admittedly, I am a donut snob. Having had a donut shop in my family while growing up, it was burned into my brain that "Big Donut" chains are garbage. You know what? They are. Do yourself a favor sometime, if you don't believe me. Use YELP! to seek out a good locally owned donut shop in your area. Stop in and buy a few. Then to to a "Big Donut" chain and buy a few comparable donuts for a taste test. You will notice the difference. As I do my research for the regions best donut shops, I found that this area of Wisconsin has little to nothing to offer by way of good local donut shops. Having discussed this with my customers over dinner, the night before our site meeting, they directed me, specifically, to the Mayville Piggly Wiggly. So, first thing in the morning, I found myself in Mayville. If you're not familiar, Piggly Wiggly is a grocery chain. Once I walked in to the Mayville location, I looked right and was staring down the appetizing end of a double barrel donut/pastry case. I walked over and with each step, I found that these donuts are larger than they appear. Very large donuts, overall. Big and delicious looking apple fritters. Dozens of donut goodness to choose from. I had them load up two boxes of a dozen each to take back to the plant. But, of course, I had to make my own personal assessment. I mean, what kind of guy would I be bringing in untested, unverified, undocumented donuts? I'd still be me but I would be proud of it, that's who! I tried a Cruller and a Fried Croissant. Both were delicious. Now the Cruller was different than I'm used to. I've always enjoyed a good French Cruller. This is a round donut, but almost braided looking. Like a tractor tire, almost. The Piggly Wiggly Cruller was straight and, slightly, banana shaped. It wasn't as light an airy as the French Cruller's that I'm used to but it was good in it's own right. The Fried Croissant, though good, wasn't as flaky as I'm used to from other places, but none of it was wasted. Please keep in mind that I am making comparisons. If you've been to enough donut shops, you know that certain donuts can vary from place to place and that's okay. So the differences that I've pointed out are not bad, but rather they are simply differences, that's all. My actual go-to litmus test for donuts are yellow cake (or vanilla cake) chocolate frosted round donuts. A very traditional staple that any donut shop should normally have. If you can get this right, you've automatically got more than half of my vote. Piggly Wiggly didn't have this kind of donut. Instead they had chocolate frosted chocolate cake donuts. Looked good but not the same. I cannot speak of the rest of this store. I went in on a mission. Spotted my target. Gathered the goods. Mission executed. I didn't really even notice anyone else in the store. Except........there was a sweetheart of a young lady working the Customer Service counter. As it was early and there were only one or two checkout lanes open, with people checking out, she called me over as she saw I didn't have much to check out. She didn't have to do that, but she did and she was extremely nice. Would I go back? I would. Not because it's really the only place to get some good donuts in the area, but it's because they are good donuts. The ladies at the counter were about as sweet as the donuts they're slinging and you'd be hard pressed to find a group of such delightful ladies at that time in the morning. Now get out and go get you some donuts!

i love this store, they always have every thing i need, and want , it saves me time and travel,…read moreeveryone is so freindly and helpful. i love all the new additions

Really great slicing summer sausage. We hang it in he basement by some twine. Five days for the 1.5…read morepound and seven for the three pound. We came to stock up. The store is nice and clean. Friendly cashier.

Brats in more flavors than you ever dreamed of. I have been to Hoff's about 20 times in the last…read more10 years. Check out their weekly specials on their website as well as instore unadvertised specials. Its a small town grocery store with an excellent butcher and sausage maker. I sometimes order in advance and they freeze 5 or 10lbs of brats so I save on the ice in my cooler in the summer months. For the hunters, they also process hundreds of deer and other critters and often work with the local farmers. Hoff's is a hidden gem about 2.5 miles west of Rte. 41 on Rte. 49.

I was camping at nearby Long Lake in the Kettle Moraine forest and ran into a critical ice…read moreshortage--the pressure was on to save our precious beer and water from unwanted warming. I consulted with google maps to determine a nearby ice purveyor. Zahn and his Trading Post were within my top results, so I motored on over there, not expecting much. This place was a perfect example of what something called a "trading post" should be--from the large gravel parking lot with glassed-in info board, to the extensive variety in goods offered in the tiny aisles. I would have loved to stay longer! Campers and backpackers, pretty much everything you want is here. I don't know if it was the proprietor at the till, but whoever he was, he was extremely pleasant. I would love to revisit this place if I'm ever back in the area.

Would give them 0 stars but had no choice. Store was a dump. The guy was creepy, like the kind your…read moremother had in mind when she told you to stay away from strangers. Went to buy salad dressing. Four bottles available. Three were over a year past the expiration date. No public bathroom. Won't need to save this on my GPS. Will never go back.

A really great small town grocer. Shelves are well stocked and their produce selection, while it…read moremay not rival a larger store, has all the basics you are looking for. Staff is always friendly and between the self check out and regular lanes, there is typically never a long wait. For those looking for allocated bourbons, they have some surprising finds lined up behind the service desk.

Love our local Piggly Wiggly. Best prices compared to big box food stores...no, but it's not…read moreWalmart. Fantastic owners and employees...yes! Always get that hometown feeling and love the very good selection and service we receive.

A solid grocery store for a smaller town. They have your standard grocery staples but their…read morefruits/vegetable selection leaves one wanting a bit more. Given their size, it is understandable why their selection is limited. Their cashiers are friendly and typically never a line to check out. I do enjoy the various brat stands that pop up during the summer. A great community hub.

Cute, clean grocery store with good prices! Of course, what do I know, I buy groceries in Chicago…read moreand pay an arm and a leg for everything. But now I know where I'll be doing my shopping before my Annual Kettle Morraine camping trips- Piggly Wiggly in Campbellsport! Great prices on corn on the cob, good sales abound, and I was very happy to run into the "Build Your Own New Glarus Six Pack" display! Moon Man, Stone Soup, Naked, Organic, Crack'd Wheat. Are these beers, or the best Psyche-Folk song titles, ever? Piggly Wiggly makes me giggly. Shop the Pig!

I'm sure I'm being a bit petty but heads up don't buy alcohol here. The woman who just checked us…read moreout was rude, cold and insulting. I tried to joke with her about how I missed my home state of WI and make nice but she was having none of it. She then asked my partner for their ID and we couldn't tell if she was joking but then coldly said if they didn't hand it over we would have to wait outside the store to be checked... whatever that means. She shouldn't be working customer service. So much for the small town WI kindness I used to adore.

Where the "French" am I?!?…read more "So this is where you end up when a few family members pass and you haven't seen the rest of your family in 10 years" said one fellow to another. Of course, this missing teeth, no shirt, cut off shorts wearing guy looks back at you like YOU'RE the one who is crazy, you wonder why you don't keep your thoughts to yourself more. I think I finally understand what country people do when they don't have a tv, they go to the grocery store for entertainment. As I walk through the Piggly... (Sorry, I can't stop laughing when I say their name) trying to find something to eat (having a family of carnivores). Also, TRYING not to be bitten by the wild children running amok, I finally reach their produce area and with my wallet and my fingers still intact. I'm immediately taken back by how low their prices are. I look up to meet all of the staring eyes to confirm this amazement. Then I realize they weren't staring at me because of my reaction to the prices, they have been staring the whole time I've been in the store. It's probably because I'm wearing a shirt and am groomed I figured, so I moved on. I stocked up on all kinds of fresh produce, they had everything and plenty of it. I track down my brother, who had some of the same experiences with the locals like I and we make our way to the liquor area to meet the rest of the family. Their snack isles (yes there is more then one) were impressive but not as impressive as their liquor area. They even have a walk in cooler. Prices unfortunately was pretty much the same as back home so I just got what I needed. My only complaint here are the lines. I couldn't understand what was taking so long until I reached the cashier. I'll be nice but I'll just say that I really wasn't expecting to hear this girl's life story along with her family's and friend's. Each item was scanned but only before a story was told... I wished I ate less. I couldn't help but turn to my brother (who was being picked at by some kid fascinated by his fall jacket Like the kid has never seen one, he tries to brush him off but the kid just won't go away) and I start to laugh a little, as if saying "Is this for real"?!? I will say Piggly Wiggly (hehe) has a great selection and great prices, with service that you'll never forget. Be careful of the parking here, the lot gets a little tricky. You know with people form of transportation like goats, horses, and donkeys** around. **No actual farm animals around

Enlisted the help of Anna and Pick N Save to supplement food for a party in July. Friendly,…read moreefficient, service and great tasting, fresh food. Ordered rotisserie chicken, Angus beef sandwiches with fixings, fresh fruit and rolls and butter. Delivered to my home as promised. Highly recommend and would absolutely utilize their deli services again. I'd give them 10 stars if I could!

Excellent eat in or take out deli. The chicken lunch and dinner is excellent (broasted, baked,…read morefried) fried and well priced. They also offer fish, beef tips and other dinners including salads. Gret take home rottiserie chicken. The employees are friendly. I don't buy KFC any more. I highly recommend this place for lunch.