It's like a regular grocery store with canned and dry goods, refrigerated items, like milk,…read moreyogurt, cheese, and frozen food, meats, and vegetables. If the timing of a visit is right, there are also some baked treats -- cookies, bars, and similar -- ready to top off the grocery cart. Farmer's pantry has all of that but at a reduced price. It's a combination of overstock and some slightly dented items, but everything is priced less than at a regular grocery store. The inventory appears to change frequently. The people working here are friendly, but not in-your-face. It's a nice place to shop for reduced prices on things like soup, cereal, rice, meat, soda, baby products, cleaning supplies, pet food and general miscellaneous items.

The store has pluses and minuses. For a disabled person, they have the best and most dependable…read moremobility scooters in town. Also, for a disabled person, the pharmacy and personal cares items are good, although they do tend to run out of distilled water for CPAP machines. The recent remerchandising of the store does mean longer shopping trips due to having to search for everything, but with familiarity, that will improve. A major complaint is bagged produce. Bags of potatoes, onions, apples, etc. always seem to have at least one rotten item in the bag. It's not a problem with individual produce items, but those are also more expensive. Oh, and one of the absolutely best things about the store is Barb. She is the most helpful, cheerful persons I have ever met. She is a true treasure.

Worst groceries store in Mfld. They took our 4 + registers and put in a couple of self-checkouts…read more Today - xmas eve - they have lines practically to the back of the store. Worse, they have terrible selection of everything but soda, and then only on certain days. The only reason I'm here and still 3rd in line after 10 minutes is that it's senior day. Might as well wait for the discount than walk out and head to Festival. Part of the problem, they claim, is that their card readers are down - company wide. Well done, Pick & Save. Except when I finally got to the check out, no i e was having problems with the readers. And then they bagged my 10 items in 7 plastic bags without asking. Yikes! I rebagged it into paper before I left.

It's a stuff-mart. They always have just about one of everything. Hate that they don't have mini…read morecheckers and you're expected to go through the self check out lines and take away peoples jobs. That is always a little upsetting so I try not to frequent the Wal-Mart very often. In this case, I happened to be traveling And had to stop and get some things.

Stood at the bakery counter for 30 minutes at 4pm waiting for my cake to pick up that I order…read moreseveral days in advance, no one even acknowledged me eventually I was told no one was working by the deli worker and she wouldn't get my cake for me.

Great food! service is getting better some of the really rude people are gone, Thank God! Like…read morethat violent guy who I was actually afraid of is gone, I hope he gets professional help.

I have severe arthritis so I put my groceries in empty box as I shop so that it's less painful to…read moreunload them on the belt. I put my full box on the belt and this guy yells at me,"Don't put full boxes on my belt!" And then he dumps the box out violently. I won't be shopping in Marshfield again. I have had many experiences of rude people who work there,but never at Eau Claire Aldi or Wisconsin Rapids Aldi. Maybe don't hire people who can't handle fast paced environments.

Its a very nice Amish countryside market. It carries an amazing amount and variety of groceries for…read morea small store. They had a plethora of whole and ground spices, fruits and vegetable that were in season, honey, Amish made items and so forth. This market is run by Amish women who were some of the nicest people I have ever met. The one thing that stuck out to me was how well stocked their baking section was. They had sheets of fondant, specialty sugars, cake decorations, icing..... that arent even carried by big grocery stores in Chicago. I would have had to order them from online. However, this store is a baker's dream. The prices are very fair and even cheaper than I expected. Maranatha market is a quaint country store that I would recommend to anyone in the area. I am so glad that the hotel staff recommended this place to me. The drive to the store was beautiful and the store staff were very welcoming. Recommendation- Buy the frozen pies! They are made by a Mennonite woman with a certified kitchen. I tried the Dutch Apple Pie and it was AMAZING!!!!!! The crust was to die for and the filling was perfect- not cloying, not too sweet, nor was it too heavy on spices. I feasted on that Apple Pie. They had other varieties of pies- Regular apple pies, berry pies and so on. This holiday season keep them in your freezer and stick them straight into the oven for an hour. Perfect for guests. If you live in the area, this is a nice place to frequent and support local small businesses. If you are a visitor to the area like I was, Maranatha Market is a must visit .

Everyone is always so friendly. And very unique gift shop!!!! The food is GREAT as well...read more

The Wednesday 6-9PM Wine Tasting sign @ This & That caught our eye as we were driving along 97 so…read morewe dropped a pin & made a mental note to check it out later. After a bit of asking around, coworkers later confirmed the name of the place so, after a day of training, a group of us made our way to sample some wine. The store itself is small (it's converted 3-car garage) but don't let that sway you from stopping by - it's filled with various Wisconsin products - wines, beer, meat sticks, Nasonville cheese, curds & other local crafts, etc. What really gives the place character is the outdoor seating areas which even includes an outdoor fireplace that they kindly lit for us so we could enjoy the snacks & bottles of wine we purchased after the tasting. By the time we left the other seating areas were filled with other people enjoying the breezy fall weather. The wine tasting featured 4 wines from Fawns Creek Winery located in Wisconsin Dells: 1. Granny's Gold - Riesling enhanced with green apple juice (my fav) 2. Cabernet Sauvignon 3. Riesling 4. Kilbourn Red - a cranberry-flavored Shiraz red My coworkers and I were happy with our little visit to This & That. I thought it was worth the 8-ish mile drive from our hotel on Central Avenue. The owner pouring the wines was very welcoming and the bonus was catching the beautiful sunset (see pictures).