The place was OK. I liked for Atkinson SVD better. I listened to two ladies behind the register as…read moreI walked around the store. They were a hoot!

I like this st Vinnes, They are older but they keep prices at what you would expect for a thrift…read moreshop. I am thankful they have not followed in their neighbor's (Fort Atkinson's ) model and raised their prices so you can't afford anything. The women are usually nice and the store is always clean. Thank you for being just as you are!

Pharmacy team was quick to fill my prescription while I got groceries! Great team and friendly…read moreservice. I love that they now have delivery for prescriptions now too! I just add it to my grocery order. Easy peasy!!

It is difficult not to recommend Walmart for the items that they carry and that you need. Good…read morequality for the pricing. Food products are excellent relative to competition.

I'm pretty sure that time officially stopped in here right about 1965. I say that in the nicest,…read moremost complimentary way possible. Waldmann's fits right in on Main St in Jefferson which bills itself as the "gemütlichkeit city". (I can attest that it's true - peeps here are really nice!) Waldmann's sells shoes, but only "sensible" ones. Things like work boots, moccasins, Hush Puppies - no sandals or skanky heels here! As you might guess, there is a large supply of shoe polishes, replacement laces, etc - stuff you don't often find anymore. Thanks to Ron R, we knew they had a few racks of genuine German tracht on consignment - dirndls, boiled wool coats, lederhosen, etc. There were some very high quality pieces here at extremely reasonable prices (especially if you know the prices of genuine tracht!). Hubs missed out on the deal of century - $50 lederhosen. Tragically, they just weren't his size. I scored a spotless dirndl blouse for $15 though. The lady that runs this store is just the sweetest older lady - a fitting representative for the gemütlichkeit city.

Place wouldn't be so bad if someone else owned it. The owner is an absolute ass hole! After…read moreleaving a neighboring tobacco store, I went to bp to get a bottle of pop, the owner refused to ring up my purchase stating that he saw me next door buying tobacco! Are you for real? Seriously?! Evidently the owner doesn't think anyone else should be in business but himself? Oh yeah and while waiting in line to pay (or try to) the young man ahead of me purchased chewing tobacco with his food stamp card...how you ask?! Well the owner rang in the snuff as a grocery item!! Unfrickinbelievable!!

I got the best sheet cake I have ever eaten from the Pick 'N SAVE Bakery. It was so fresh, so…read moremoist and the frosting was so creamy and not over sweet, I just had to get another one. I expect the next one will be just as good. I'll let you know!! M. Thomas

It's a Kroger owned chain. I was able to find three types…read moreof coleslaw in the deli, five types of gluten free crackers and plenty of dips for our cookout. My only major complaint was the butcher shop is a case but I assume it is because of COVID.

When you buy 2 packs of cigarettes, you get a discount. Unfortunately the discount doesn't apply…read moreuntil after you give them money and they enter into the register. So today i got a bottle of water, a Arnold Palmer and 2 packs of marb reds. The total come to $30.68. I gave them $31. The big guy with longer blonde hair enters $29. And gives me .25 cents back. I saw it in real time but it didn't really register until after I left before I realized what was going on. Hopefully kwik trip deals with this thief.

I love this Kwik Trip; so clean, convenient, and friendly. I love that I can buy eggs, bananas,…read moreavocados, and butter at a better price than Walmart. And of course, the coffee is always ready and good! Oh, and can't forget the free ATM.

I prefer small town pharmacy vs big pharmacy companies. Problem with Mueller drug is the cocky,…read morearrogant pharmacist/owner Josh. Talks down to you and can never admit he's wrong. Very unprofessional.

Over the years, I've experienced them all-from family run pharmacys to the chains. While each has…read moreits own positives/negatives, for an overall satisfaction rating nothing beats the locally owned and managed store. Ordering is just as easy but the service is much more personable. Only drawback is the somewhat limited hours but since 90% of my interaction is for refills, this isn't too much a hinderance.

Went in for some gas and as I was checking out, a worker there (Seth) was realy kind made things…read moreeasy and struck up small talk. Great person.

I've reviewed so many KTs that I'm kind of running out of things to say because they're all pretty…read moremuch the same. There's the occasional one that falls above or below the average, but they are more or less all pretty reliable. The most notable thing about this Kwik Trip is that instead of having a single-use bathroom there are two stalls, but they are more private than average - actual walls for separation and heavy doors that go almost from floor to ceiling. If you've liked other Kwik Trips, you'll like this one too.

Greeted by friendly staff at the front with a piece of chocolate. The older gentlemen staff member…read morereally makes you feel welcome and he was really kind to the kiddos. I choose to buy a handful from the assorted self-serve selection. They came out to be $0.65 a piece. They also had deals on huge bulk bags of assorted chocolate. Nice and clean store layout. I was really looking forward to the beverage bar as I'm a big fan of white chocolate, mocha, and caramel drinks. The menu selection at the beverage bar was mediocre. I ordered an iced coffee with caramel flavor. You cab choose a Lindt chocolate flavor to put in your drink. The iced coffee was horrible. I couldn't even taste the coffee. Tasted like water mixed with chocolate powder. Two ladies tendering at the beverage bar were bickering about who knows what. The older lady cashier wasn't very pleasant. Maybe she needed more chocolate in her life. I would go back for chocolate, who doesn't love the cocoa?! Skipping a drink next time!

Excellent service here - we wanted to buy the peanut butter truffles (Lindt, you've got to start…read moreselling them in the UK again!) but not too many as we've got a luggage allowance to stick to. But the staff managed to work out the cheapest price point per truffle for the volume we wanted (whether it was in a pre-sealed bag, or loose etc). I'm a little bit up in the air about them keeping the peanut butter truffles behind the counter due to potential issues with allergies - but I think that's because they're so delicious that they want to keep them for themselves!! The staff were super friendly and helpful, which is all you really want in a store which is mostly self service anyway. The goods taste (already started eating the peanut butter truffles, so perhaps I'll have more room in my bags flying back than expected!) like they always have, so there's nothing to differentiate those from the chocolates in any other Lindts stores elsewhere).

Staff was helpful in my hurry and rush in and out. They showed me where the item I needed was. And…read morethey answered a few other questions. Clean and accessible for all items. The produce was fresh and nice looking. Has a lot of different and interesting ingredients.

So my wife and I were tired, we both at worked, didn't feel like cooking. So I go to festival…read morefoods. I was really excited to get a roasted chicken at five fifteen p m.In the evening. And there were none and when I asked if there'd be any more, I was told no. You lost a sale I went to pick and save and bought one. I have been in there a couple more days and notice there is no rotisserie chicken out and recently you just said it was on sale. You're missing your mark.