bless your beautiful heart, Chip! the tacos were AWESOME! my son & i are so grateful 4 your…read morekindness! you really made our day! Thank you! so sincerely!

Good food, warm and friendly service. Very cute ambiance esp if you like Harry Potter. Would…read moredefinitely stop for breakfast if I'm in the area again!

Really good selection of flavors for the lattes, and the drip coffee is great on its own too! The…read moreatmosphere is awesome -- lots of seating, indoor and outdoor. The staff is super friendly and helpful. I picked up some beans and also got a pastry and a sandwich, and everything was great!

The food is incredible!! And the fun seasonal drinks really spiced up my weekend. Not from wisco…read morebut if you are in the area this is your coffee spot to go too. Workers are very helpful and kind. They look like they love their job! The vibe is very cozy and costal beach vibe. Very chill. They also have outdoor seating! Also the coffee is INSANELY good, coming from a coffee connoisseur and barista

Wife and I went there and we just discovered our new "go to" place for breakfast. Service was…read morequick, attentive and friendly. Food was AMAZING and good size portions. Older building but nostalgic diner decorated nicely. We will definitely be coming back for sure.

Get on their fruit email list! I start buying crates as soon as they start getting them in and am…read moreNEVER sorry! June finished a flat of Florida strawberries. It won't be long until apricots and sweet cherries. Go to their website and subscribe. I buy bulk dry goods there and Havarti too.

My family and I stumbled across this gem after the coffee shop we intended to test was closed for a…read moreprivate wedding. The Country Lane Pantry has really good marketing as I kept seeing this name appear on multiple signs in the small town of Barron. While they don't sell coffee, they do have a wide variety of baked goods, baking materials such as spices, cookie cutters, fruits, nuts, cheeses, crackers, fudge, candy, etc. A very similar feeling to a co-op, this place even sells outdoor patio furniture, bird feeders, dog houses, etc. The home decor items are outside where the food remains inside. Service was nice and the longer line went fairly quick. One register up front for purchase transactions and one in the back for buying cheese and fudge.

Great variety of coffee and other beverages. Breakfast sandwiches and the lunch sandwiches and…read moresoups are always delicious. Delicious variety of baked goods. All around good place to stop

I grab a large latte and a couple of cookies to go on a Saturday afternoon just before closing…read moretime. The barista was super friendly. The coffee shop is small, quaint, nicely decorated, comfortable quiet space. They have some breakfast options as well as some sandwiches for lunchtime. They close at 2 pm. This village doesn't have a lot of options for eating so this is a nice spot.

Tim and his family are very nice and helpful. They are always willing to fill my order regardless…read morethe size. Consider ordering a processed pig!

Stopped to buy all of our meat for our cabin rental for our family trip. Couldn't even go it…read more.. they don't accept cards! So sad... we came all the way from Eau Claire

Service last night for our family of six was not how paying customers want to be treated…read more Rudeness from one of the 2 employees was unacceptable. As an owner of a business I expect my employees to be respectful at all times.

Custer's Cones just opened in Chetek, plus it's Memorial Day weekend, so I'm sure they scooped a…read morelot of cones today. Unfortunately, 1 scooper simply isn't enough to handle the traffic of this downtown shop - we waited 30 minutes and gave them the benefit of the doubt because they're new. A single scoop is $4, which I thought was a bit much in a disposable Dixie bowl. Additionally, I didn't see the scooper wash his hands even once, despite handling money from every customer in front of me. Another girl came to help out while we were there, and she literally put her whole head into the ice cream cooler to scoop a cone...but she didn't have a hair net on. Certainly Custer's has some improvements to make as they gain their stride, but I think I'll give them some time before I'm back.

So at the beginning of the month May 3rd, I picked up some cookies from a pick your own mix match…read morebin, at the local grocery store. They were rancid. I tried to return them. The lines were busy so I went to the office where the door was open. I told the young girl there what had happened. She told me they had just changed out the bins. I got my cookies late the evening before and this was the next morning. Instead of saying oh I'm so sorry let me help you She laughed at me. I pitch the bag of cookies underhand onto the floor and left. This is the response I got today May 23rd, to the message I sent back on the 4th. Barbara, First and foremost, we apologize your cookies didn't taste good. When you tried to 'return' them, you threw them into the office at the girl...our cameras saw that. We would have been more then happy to help you but it's hard to help a customer when they don't want to be helped. We understand the cookies could have tasted bad and would have offered you a full refund. Obviously, we still can, but remember, kindness goes a long way. Looking at all your Facebook posts it appears to me you don't like shopping at our store to begin with so I doubt anything we can do for you in the future would make you happy. If you would prefer we mail you a refund please provide an address. Thank you.. So very professional don't you think. I told her it wasn't about the 2 dollars it was about the service. She blocked me from messenger. Go ahead and tell me it was a place that you would want to visit or spend your money in. I've always been all about buying local and supporting local businesses. But I do expect simple courtesy.

This is a small grocery store but it's a grocery store which is more than I can say for Bruce…read moreWisconsin or other small towns. I hope they stay in business no it's not as big as Walmart and that's a good thing for me. I bring my little service dog in there and the people are nice it's a small grocery store but it's you can get what you need when I'm in Bloomer I shop there