I shopped here on Tuesday 6/13/2023. I usually shop at the Whole Foods closer to home, but was in…read morethe area, and decided to grab a few items. I was very impressed with the Madison location. The store was very clean, organized, and well-stocked. They had some great deals on items that were on sale, and it was cool to see some of their local products and other items that are not available at the Whole Foods in Illinois where I live. A shout-out to Kaleb for being an excellent cashier, and to Dalinee at Customer Service. I'll definitely stop by again the next time I'm in the area.

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!

Me and my wife recently stopped here while making our way over to the driftless area. This was a…read moregreat place to grab some lunch. Has a grocery store this place has a great selection of snacks , drinks and other grocery items. I do think their Cafe is really great and it has and it has vegan options as well for those in particular. Great selection of Hard cider too. Janesville is one of those cities that I go through a lot and knowing this place exists and has things that I like means that I will be happy to come back here in between the various work trips heading towards Madison or Minneapolis. I do think the restrooms are in a bit of a weird spot too. Overall, I love the dining area. I recommend stopping here as well.

This was a very pleasant experience overall…read more Staff everywhere were super friendly, low-key awesome and helpful. Aisles were neat, clean and well stocked. Prices and the products that were available matched or exceeded my expectations for a co-op. The cafe is awesome as well (reviewed separately, also 5 stars). I'll be back one of these millennia.

Reasons I like Festival Foods 1: Their bakery section sells…read morehard rolls that are legitimate hard rolls like I remember. Firm, flakey outside, with a nice center that's perfect for such things as making your own little deli sandwiches, or burgers (veggie burgers in my case) and loading it up with toppings and they won't get soggy or slip all over the place, OR honestly, they're so good, if you are really into carbs, just popping them into the microwave for 20 seconds and then eating them by themselves! Hahaha. Maybe you want to dip it in a little olive oil and vinegar with some spices? Nice. You won't find hard rolls like this anywhere else in Janesville. Trust me, I've looked. I will make a special trip here just for the bread. 2: Wednesday is $5 sushi day! Bonus for me, they have vegetarian/vegan sushi! Pretty sweet. 3: I haven't used this, but I think it's a marvelous feature, in front of the store they have a small cage and a larger cage where you can put your furry friends if you're only popping in for a few minutes, and you don't want to leave your dog in the car. There are little water dishes in there, and they're in the shade out front. A lot of things are Festival are priced really, really reasonably! And then some things are priced really, really absurdly? I'm not sure who went through there and decided on all of that, but I suppose in the end it all evens out maybe? Haha. I am grateful we have a Festival Foods, but it's not my primary store for shopping, just spot shopping.

Five stars exclusively for Alexander! He makes mine and my husbands visits amazing! He's beyond…read morehelpful, lovely, kind, funny and caring. He always asks about our baby since I had her 6 months ago and is sure to let us know how to use all of our cards, coupons, etc. Genuinely the best customer service representative I've ever come across, we adore him! We always get giddy when we see him working and say 'Our boy is here!!' Give this angel a raise, I beg of you!

I like the Japanese soda there and they have a lot of beef sticks near the chicken beasts that are…read moregood

The store is very well maintained and I enjoy the organization of all the products, the merchandise…read moreis priced reasonably affordable. The store is very large and there are two separate entrances and exits.

Bodacious Brew is part of the city's Block 42 venture to bring new businesses to a budding downtown…read moreJanesville. Location: Found on Main Street right next to a local bakery, a salad shop and an oils storefront, Bodacious Brew brings a bigger city vibe to an otherwise minimal coffee scene. Seating: Unlike Janesville favorite Mocha Moment, Bodacious Brew has nearly an overwhelming amount of indoor and outdoor seating (around a fire pit overlooking the Rock River). There is a slight ramp to get into the shop, but then there is a variety of seating options available (high top, low level, seating at counter). There are stairs to the second floor, so be mindful if this is a barrier. Product: At this point I have been to Bodacious around eight or nine times, and with each visit my drink is properly crafted and even includes latte art. One of my favorite parts about the ordering process is that they provide coffee fun facts on the screen behind the register as well as coffee and tea-oriented table books to keep you occupied if ever there's a slight wait. At night they serve alcohol, but be mindful that they close around 9 p.m. most nights so this is more of a "glass after work" type deal. Vehicle accessibility: Parking is scarce, but there is a free parking garage across the street. There is no drive through, so expect to get out of your car and order inside. Overall, Bodacious Brew is a sublime location for meetings, studying and/or catching up with friends. Be careful to keep an eye on their hours of operation, because sometimes they are a bit wonky (Sunday they close at 3 p.m.).

They have the most amazing oils and vinegars that will transform your meals! From non-dairy…read morebutter-flavor olive oil to jalapeño & fruit flavored balsamic to earth-friendly and cute kitchen items, there is something for everyone. GREAT GIFT SHOP FOR FOODIES! Staff is always incredibly helpful and friendly too.

This location got re-staffed about a year-and-a-half ago when the manager of 20 years experience…read moretransferred in from the mall. I always have a fantastic experience when I come through the doors. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. If they are unable to assist me for any reason, they immediately contact the manager so that I am taking care of!

Got here at 1:30pm the sign said closed for lunch until 2, I left to come back around 2. Sign got…read moremoved until 2:30 left and came back. 2:40 rolls around no ones answering and the doors are locked but you can tell the store is fully suppose to be open. Unfortunate, wasted 1 hour of my life because someone had headphones on in the back room not doing their job.

I've been shopping here 2 years, out of necessity, not desire (yay divorce). The store is clean…read moreand the employees are super friendly. Parking isn't terrible and it's in an ok spot in town. Here's what to expect: Bring a quarter for your cart and something to put your groceries in because you bag them yourself. If you want to feel good about yourself, give your cart to someone. People seem to like that. You can buy bags, bring your own, salvage boxes from them or just carry stuff out in your pockets....after you pay for it. Haul ass when you unload your cart, the cashiers are quick. It's become a challenge for me at this point to empty my cart before they can clear the belt. A halfway decent selection of wines and craft brews. Warm though, so you'll need to refrigerate it. I hear the 2 dollar wine is pretty good, I wouldn't know though. They have Leinie's and New Glarus in addition to crafts an Mexican beers. Prices about the same as other places. A random aisle in the center of the store that has things ranging from children left behind to grills and lawn chairs. I'd prefer they fill it with food, but it is what it is. Don't expect: Name brand food. Now and again you'll find something. Although they started carrying cookies that are exactly like Girl Scout cookies. That was a treat to find these. Carmel Delights on an Aldi price. Your organic fruits and vegetables to last more than a few days. I shop for weeks at a time so this is an issue for me. People (customers) to be more considerate here. In fact, it's worse. You know that person that blocks and aisle or lets their kids run around like mad. It's worse here because the building footprint is smaller so the aisles are narrower. Big meat selection. You get the basics, which are a good price, but it's nothing fancy (seasoned, marinated, special cuts etc) that you could get at a deli or butcher. And it's hit or miss, today, it was fairly picked through. Not much for an 'international' selection. They have a few things to make tacos or stir fry, pre made Gyro kits, but other than that, not much in that way. All in all, it serves my purpose. Keeps me fed while I wait out the aftermath of divorce and can freely shop at a mega store again. Or maybe I'll continue to be cheap and shop here. The possibilities are endless.

I have always loved Aldi's, but then my car broke and had to "buy" a delivery subscription. First I…read morewas gifted several forms to use. Most have no desire to do Aldi delivery service other then Instacart. However then I saw largest issue, rip off city!. Shopped at Aldi since I bought my home in 2014. However idea I am going to pay 30 cents or higher on everything just for some "hidden charge" not actual delivery or service charge but hidden charge on every item I want to buy tells me that even when I get my car running again I may not buy much ever from Aldi ever again. This is not a chain here for the people and communities but instead someone that would inflate prices to just inflate them because of how the person shops. Meaning I pay for the delivery, I pay for the shopper, so what is the "hidden charges" for but not a third party to rob me. Also "receipts" and "adjustments" I found to be form to "rob" yes "rob". Basically something will be charged that doesn't exist but since you don't get the store receipt you can't see what it is, then your mastercard gets hit with a "adjustment" charge. Another purpose I saw was also this form being used to make sure no matter what that you "don't get $2 off your purchase" or any discount period!!! if you used a coupon online to say get $2 off the service free. So adjustment charge is in that case to recoup the "shopped" amount back to what the receipt read and make sure you still pay full price for everything. Can I proof it yes, I have numerous receipts that can be compared with the AI's and they don't match. That said what a rip off. Can't believe Aldi would support this and not join Schnucks and so many others that demand "in-store" prices is all one pays at check out since as said "delivery charges" have nothing to do with the "shopped items" not the service fees which we pay separately at a ratio of 5% of the shopped bill amount which ends up a bit more when prices shopped where charged higher in a AI version then true local stores price which sold those items to us. Also other kicker is our receipt is not to be given to use even thought all laws require the retailor to provide us one. instead it is uploaded to Instacart and adjusted... how... never!!!!! Instead only adjustment you see is more charges to your mastercard even when you had credits coming back for items not available????? and not talking bag charges either. So off I head to Kwik Trip, milk is on sale there for $2.99, may be 14 cents higher but in truth it is way cheaper, don't have to pay $2.49 service fee nor increased markups in hidden charges. Ice Cream turns out to be cheaper at Sam's Club and Schnucks.. so same deal and no hidden charges.

The store was immaculate the staff super helpful. A huge selection of almost everything. A…read morebeautiful bakery. Wide range of all fresh foods , cheese, nice wine selection. So much to see you can eat and we did we had breakfast. Definitely a nice place to get some unique foods. And it all looks great

Such a great store just recently opened. Store is big and…read moregreat merchandise mix. Food court has great mix of food. I'd give 5 stars for this supermarket but only 3 now. Because their hamburger/breakfast place do not provide milk for coffee. I asked cashier for milk and she proud of creamer cups but company policy do not provide milk for coffee. I need to buy it in the store. I'm sure Starbucks in the same place do provide milks of many kinds. There's a bar next to it she gave me a few drops of milk for free.

They have the best beef jerky!!!!! We haven't gotten…read moreanything else there yet as we only spend our weekends here in town and never remember to stop there until we're driving by to somewhere else and just grab jerky!

The service is always amazing when I've been here. The ham we get is like no other. The flavor is…read moreso amazing I can't find it anywhere else as good. They are sometimes busy and you might have to wait a bit but that is because they are so good. I highly recommend them. Thank you.

2 things you should not buy here-- Pork chops. Because after eating them, the ones from the store…read moreor even your favorite butcher won't measure up. The other thing is the cinnamon rolls, especially while warm. Too danged good. Better make that 3 things, the third being butter. It's in 2 pound packages, but can be cut up and frozen, and it works fine. I'm only giving 4 stars instead of 5 due to the hours, only being open 4 days a week. I suspect on the off days, she's still tending to some store business, but if she were open 6 days a week, she could carry more fresh stuff.

A wonderful surprise find, and a great place to buy real, quality, country (but sometimes quite…read moresophisticated) foods.