Well I didn't go in so I can't tell what is part of the store, but their cookies were AMZING!…read more If I am in the area this is one of the places I will come back to.

It's like a farmer's market grocery store. I love it. They have everything. Spices. Herbs. Plants…read more Veggies. Fruits. Coffee and the absolute best honey around

Cute little farm market. Self serve is unique. Homemade jams and pickled vegetables. Very beautiful…read morehanging flowers. Will definitely be back!

The perennials and annuals offered at this greenhouse are by far the best quality I've seen…read more Teri's eye for unusual and choice plants is exceptional, and her prices are unbelievably reasonable. The annual and perennial selection is the best I've found in Central Wisconsin, from Green Bay and the Fox Valley to Eau Claire, Madison to Wausau. I've shopped here since finding this gem a few years ago, and recommend Russell's and her other site in Wild Rose (Villa Garden) to every gardener I know. They all come back amazed and plan to go back...

Finally a place with FRESH cheese curds daily! Classic is always my favorite but I liked that they…read morehad flavors too. They also sell other cheeses, meats, ice cream and snacks. There is a kids playground outside which is nice for families.

Stopped in for cheese. They have a great assortment of cheese as well as cheese curds. Chocolate…read morewine. And makes great gift boxes I've gotten in the past. Either premade or do it yourself. Friendly service. Nice location

This is a great place to go to enjoy a local-farm-feel with the family. The owners, Jesse and…read moreAshley, provide an interactive experience with the farm animals and are very knowledgeable and full of knowledge. We will visit again!

Very knowledgeable and good prices for healthy foods and supplements. Hard to find organic and…read morehealthy in our area. Better prices than co-op. Looking forward to new store and their expansion!

This business recently has changed its staff and procedures. It's family owned and unfortunately…read morethey do not treat some of their suppliers and members of staff with respect. Who wants to support a business who doesn't treat people fairly, acts unprofessionally, and takes advantage of others? Not me, my family, or my friends. It's a shame how a business can try to manipulate people because they (the owners) know people need their jobs.

Delicious food at the cafe. Great breakfast and all homemade. Definitely recommend. We will go…read moreagain.

Tucked away just outside the little town of Hancock is this Gem. Hancock is home to several…read morecampgrounds and many vacation homes. We stumbled in here one day looking for some flowers, we left with local cheese, sausage, baked goods, and a few gifts. This is now our go to for many odds and ends. We had breakfast there once and were very impressed with the "homemade food". It is not your average diner or "greasy spoon". Their selection is more like you would find at your grandmas breakfast table. If you are in the area and looking for a unique experience make sure to add this to your list of stops!

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.

We had been in a car for roughly FOREVER (or, more accurately, 9.5 hours). We were weary of sitting…read moreand eating road trip junk food. And we had recently discovered that the iPhones in the car would no longer gain a battery charge from the car chargers (f@#king Apple....) We were tired. We were cranky. We were running low on battery and GPS capability. I loudly exclaimed that gol-dangit, I was going to stop at the next winery I saw a sign for! In no time, we saw a sign for Sunset Point Winery. We pulled it up on our GPS, jumped off the highway, and chased that horizon until we pulled up to the winery. It is just up the road from Point Brewery, and we were lucky enough to find some A+ prime parking just outside. Inside, the tasting room is upstairs. You are welcomed by tall, timbered ceilings and an inviting, comfortable atmosphere. We sidled up to the bar for a tasting, while also looking around for some outlets to charge up our phones (we were all running dangerously low on e-battery power!) We only saw two outlets for the three of us, so Dan behind the bar offered to let me charge mine behind the bar. Thank you Dan! On to the tasting! For $5 you get to choose six wines to taste. There are a few that are available in the tasting room only, and you can't get a bottle to go. So be aware, if you end up liking those, the most you can probably get is a glassful in-house. They have a couple dry options, but sweets rule the day here! I really enjoyed the wines I sampled. I prefer sweet, and they have some wonderful fruity and sweet options. I bought a couple bottles to bring back with me, as well as getting a glass of the Red Dwarf to enjoy while we got a few more minutes of phone charge in order to make the rest of our journey for the day! Overall, we greatly enjoyed our visit and were incredibly pleased with the service provided by our wine host, Dan! I would highly recommend anyone who likes wine make a stop here if you are in the area!

I was visiting some family and had some time to check out a winery. Luckily this one was open on…read moreSunday before I had to go home. Plus kids are allowed. Easy to find, they have a big parking lot. Upstairs is the tasting room. Wall full of wine bottles behind the bar. We ordered a wine flight to sample and charcuterie spread. Order at the bar and pay, they will pour the wine and give you the charcuterie spread. Just choose a table to sit. This is more self service. Other side of the room are souvenir and other items for purchase.