This is now called Metro Market... I don't know ow what has happened to this grocery store since…read morethe rebranding over the last couple of years... but Boy Howdy has it gone down hill. Produce section used to be great... not its regularly picked over and or just absent. The specialty section used to be the best part of this market - now it's just sort of an odd mishmash of unorganized stuff. Good luck finding an actual check out line... in general there is one open line... you'll otherwise need to go to the self checkout - which mostly doesn't work. The store isn't particularly well kept or clean... which is a turn off in a grocery store. When this was a pick and save it was a bit of a gem... sadly no longer.

Usually a reliable source for what I need. Occasionally they miss restocking MY key items and I'll…read morehave to seek them out elsewhere. But overall a clean and convenient place to shop.

Recently stopped here on my way back from Baraboo on my way back to Chicago from my business…read moreventure and I wanted to visit the West store since I've already visited the north and east stores. I like this store just because it's bigger than the rest and I love the community that it is in since it's right next to a college District I probably shouldn't have came here while they were doing inventory just because product is boxes were all over the store being put away by staff. They had everything that I would expect to find from the other Willy establishments. Staff and guests here were very friendly and it was easy to shop around and find my groceries. Now, I've never been here during their breakfast hours but I was shocked to learn that they had vegan empanada to go and the hot food section. Prices here are fair on all products though it does pay if you shop here frequently and you are an owner so you pay better prices. Some of the self checkout lines were out of service. Overall, it is a great place to visit and it boasts plenty of parking so that shouldn't be an issue. Easy access to the streets as well as the highway nearby

I was there on a Friday noon. Friday they have Indian food in the food section, wanted to taste it…read more I took a chicken curry, 2 veg curries and a fried rice. The Indian food didn't taste anything like Indian food. Flavors were wierd. I got some other cookies and drinks as well. There were good variety of products. The most impressive one was the huge array of dispensers they have. They have a ton of items there including cereals, beans and many varieties of rice including forbidden black rice and wild rice.

Publix is the only 5-star supermarket I've come across but Metcalfe's is pretty awesome. The only…read morething missing here is an area to eat their prepared foods. If that had a little sit down area, then they would be on the same level as Publix. Their quality and level of service are top-notch. I was surprised by how well the store is run and how clean and organized every aisle is. Liquor pricing especially is beyond reproach. I've been living here for the last two weeks while staying in town for business. It's been a pleasant and welcomed surprise. Recommended...

This is a great grocery store for all ages and pretty handicap accessible! The store has been very…read moreclean when I go. The prices are a bit higher than your walmart or metro market typically. My only complaint is that I can't always clearly understand the organization of the store and have needed to ask for help to find products.

For those outside Wisconsin, you may not have heard of Woodman's--a local, employee-owned grocery…read morestore that's open 24 hours. Surprisingly, they carry a wide selection of international products. I was delighted to find these viral ice creams at the West Side location (there's also one on the East Side of Madison). These ice creams became popular about 1.5-2 years ago. I first tried lemon in LA late 2024 and then mango in Houston earlier this year, but this is the first time I've seen them in an American grocery store. While they're also available at Global Market (an Asian grocery store on the East Side), Woodman's price is unbeatable--just $9 for a box of three, compared to around $12 plus tax in LA. The outer shell is a crunchy white chocolate coating, while the inside is fruity ice cream flavors like mango, peach, lemon, and apricot (no actual fruits). They also offer unique flavors such as durian, grape, and tangerine. It's great to see Woodman's carrying these, hopefully more people will get to try them!

Visiting and a friend told us to hit up the store for a decent WI cheese selection…read more It was the week of Thanksgiving. The crowded parking lot did not lie. The store was packed. The local cheese selection did not disappoint. We also learned you must pay for your groceries to go into the liquor store and vice versa. The store is chaos and crowded but they seem to have decent prices. The liquor store was also packed but really unique selections. If we had more time we works have walked around more but we got what we needed.

I been going into Hy-Vee since they open and of course the service is good and the store always…read moreclean .But yesterday-for the first time I had employee go out the way to help find a product and get a coupon and walk with me to find a product and to check out .Big shout out Desi .Hy-vee service from customer service ( Betty) to employees like Desi Hyvee great job for having two of the best !

Generally I go to Woodmans for grocery. This time decided to give Hyvee a chance. Meat, poultry and…read morefish is a lot superior here. There is a butcher onsite. I got some salmon which someone skinned for me. It was fresher as well. They also have a lot of stuff baked in store. The banana bread was really good. I tried the pecan bourbon tart and banana creme tart. Pecan bourbon tart was better. They also have some food counters in the store. I tried the chinese one. General tso's chicken, fire cracker chicken, crab rangoon and chicken spring roll all was decent. And the price was reasonable. Overall this store is a lot smaller than Woodmans. Also number of products was a lot lower. Prices were slightly higher.

I stopped by to get some halal meat. The place had a ton of products from around the world. Persian…read morehome made ice cream was my favorite. I got it in 3 flavots. Pistachio, Rose water one was my favorite. Banana was really good, and Pomegranate was ok. Pistachio Maras Kesme Dondurma was really good Turkish ice cream. It was expensive at $17. I like the Turkish cotton candy. Roll max was a good cake. Fruit infused drinks were an interesting concept. Japanese kumquat and lemon drink was my favorite. Speaking about their food counter, snacks like samosa and Uzbek samsa were all really good. But the entree items were just ok. King fish curry was not good. Meat was not as good as I expected.

The salad and hot food bars are incredible and reasonably priced. Cannot beat the selections!…read more Lots of Indian and Chinese entrees. I tried the Lamb Stew, Butter Chicken, and Beef noodles. They were all delicious. Best fast food ever! The workers were very helpful, I over heard a staff member offering for a customer to try a taste of a dish before buying. Awesome

This is a neatly organized higher end grocery store. I stop by generally to get their Scottish…read moresalmon which is $26/lb. But the quality is good. I usually get meat and chicken as well. They also have exotic Wisconsin specialties like Rush Creek Reserve Uplands Cheese and Potters crackers. The ice cream section also has high end ice creams like Jeni's.

Great semi-upscale supermarket, albeit a bit pricey. They carry Madison Sourdough Bread!!!…read moreExcellent selection of quality food items.

this store has gone down hill over the last 3-4 years awful customer service there are a few…read moreexceptions steve in meat is great with helping people and the cheese department does a fine and helpful job other than that no EXPRESS lanes there are 12-14 self checkouts and only 6 open ever lines 10-12 people deep with full cart in self checkout wait time 10- 15 min. with only a few items this can bother people myself included staff overall not friendly and appear to dislike being there managment needs to hire better workers as they have done poorly at that bring back the old manager i think his name was terry thanks for listening and by the way i know many people that will not go to pick n save because of these things so fix them if you care the flower department looks generally nice

I purchased a loaf of bread from their Bakery. I got it home and there were bugs in it. This is a…read moresecond time it has happened. I called the store. The only solution they gave me was to bring the wolf back along with the receipt and they would give me a credit. First of all, I live in Cross Plains which is about 12 miles from the store. It would cost me more in gas to get there and back then I would get in a refund. Secondly, I put it on a fresh perks card so they have all the information they should need. There is absolutely no reason why they cannot credit my account. I have shopped at that store for years, but I'm done.

We couldn't resist the Prime Day deal: 50% off ice creams at Whole Foods! We stocked up and…read moreprobably spent around $200 over two weeks! This Brooklyn-based brand, Van Leeuwen has quickly become one of our favorites. Their ice cream is rich, creamy, and made with simple, readable ingredients. Earl Grey. Gooey butter cake and caramelized banana are our favorites! Normally it's $7 to $8 per pint, which isn't bad for the quality, but getting it at half price was amazing. We loaded up our freezer and are still enjoying them on these hot summer days!

Came here for $12 for 12 oysters Prime deal Friday and a dessert. Since I came after work around 5…read morepm, there was only 4 options left and then there was a wait due to only 1 person working. In this economy, $12 for a dozen is a steal. Oysters were fresh and we cooked instead of eating them raw. Wish they carry more varieties of desserts in the bakery. Check out was efficient and plenty of parking.