Great Products at a Great Prices! Fun store to shop at! Prices go DOWN each day how cool is that!read more

Excellent product, pricing and fun helpful staff. I began shopping at Binsconsin last January, and…read morehave consistently gotten standard of living changing deals almost every week.

The store is very clean, everything is neatly displayed to look through. The people that work there…read moreare very friendly and nice that it makes shopping there very enjoyable. I'm thankful that we have this store in our town.

We love to shop at the Wise Penny. They have a wild variety of merchandise and we always find at…read moreleast one 'treasure,' a kids toy or puzzle, clothes, kitchen item...whatever! Everyone is nice and I bring my donations here rather than Goodwill as their prices are too high considering their merchandise is free to them! Plus, I believe the profits might actually go to a good cause.

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!!

RUDE. Destroyed the furniture they delivered. Staff started a screaming match because I shared a…read morescripture. SOOO sad.

St Vincent is very nice. They have a huge selection of very super nice every thing. I will…read moreabsolutely be back

This seems to be mostly "& More" (cutesy home decor; some Santa items; wooden signs; some type of…read moremattresses in the back) though there was some Amish furniture, as well as a number of very reasonably priced jams (including some unusual flavors such as beet or mulberry), pickled items (very cheap) and candies on the second floor; outside a lady in a lace cap was selling very affordable bread, pies and candies. ($5 for a raisin pie; $1 for a hand pie; 40 cent cinnamon rolls; hard to resist - also plastic clamshells of 20 different types of homemade candy, largely chocolate-covered confections and various nut brittles - very clean labels). Some of the quilts on the mattresses were beautiful though I didn't see prices.

From the owner: All Things Amish & More located in downtown Tomah offers a wide variety of merchandise including…read morecustom cabinets and countertops along with home estimates on kitchen and bath remodels. Infrared saunas, custom bedroom and kitchen dining sets or individual pieces, amish rugs and candy, farmhouse furniture and decor... and more!