Great options for take and bake. Waaay overpriced. I can't believe they get business with…read moreWalmart/Sams/Aldi/Woodmans in the neighborhood.

I have always wondered why people who actually have nothing good to say about a business just don't…read morekeep quiet. I have read all the 1, 2, and 3 star reviews and actually find them very funny and kind ot stupid. I found this to be the best grocery store I have ever seen/been in. No 1 I save gas at kwik trip/star. No. 2 this place has the one item that I will drive 100 miles for, great customer service. Every staff member I came in contact with was smiling and asking if there was anything they could help me find and yes there was, Sushi! I love sushi and they have lots of it. My pedometer said I walked over 2 miles covering the whole store. They have everything I wanted. They are a little high priced on some items for what you get, although I found the quality worth the price. Wal-Mart has a lot of the same items and if you read the labels like I do you will discover that the price per is no different than Festival Foods. At Wal Mart it's the hidden price you have to look for. At Festival Foods You don't have to look, it's right there in fromt of you. The best thing is that all the items I bought cost me $11.00 less than they would have at Wal Mart. Plus I saved money on gas at kwik trip. Now tell me all you naysayers, What's not to like about Festival Foods. Now if I had 5 thumbs they would be all up for this place. Thank you for being my kind of super friendly place to shop.

I stopped in to the liquor store for a specific brewery beer. As i passed by i asked a cashier if…read morethey carried Lift Bridge? She checked a laminated form then replied "yes, door 30. There's numbers above" Boom i walked to door 30 and there was the Lift Bridge beers. Unfortunately they didn't carry the seasonal beer i was hoping for but ... hey thanks for being so helpful and organized!

OMG-I'm not going to steal! 2 cases of heavy beer...no remote scanners...waiting on 2 associates…read moreto approve with 38 customers waiting for 4 checkouts...and covering their own checkout stations. Everything has to be removed and on the scale. No scan one twice and call it good. Grocery store is about 9 football fields wide and no clear order. Nothing there that I came for in grocery area. Issues with debit card readers made me unload my cart and put them all back on the scale...the third time in and out of the cart, I talked to the associate and actually got them to clear me to exit the store. Wtf.

People's is a beacon of light in La Crosse, WI. It's a medium sized co-op off of King and 5th, with…read moreminimal parking to the side of the building, but extra parking behind the building near the bank. Be careful though, there are signs that designate certain parking spots for bank customers only. On the outside, it's not overly impressive but as always, it's what's on the inside that counts. When you walk in, the fresh produce (local if available, organic and conventional options all abound) is the first thing you see. Nestled inside of the produce department is a generous salad bar, where you can build your own salad from a serious array of veggies, proteins and toppings for about $6 a pound. Not a bad deal if you're on the run or at the store and don't feel like cooking tonight! There's also an aisle solely dedicated to bulk foods, and their selection is completely impressive. Take a stroll down that aisle before settling on anything pre-boxed or pre-bagged. Make sure you take one of their provided stickers and write the PLU (provided on the dispensing canisters) on the bag for the person at the check out! They've got your standard fare (cereals, canned items, household cleaning items), but with an eye to what's organic, local, environmentally friendly etc. Their meat and dairy department is amazing, and you can pick up farm fresh eggs that are locally grown and harvested for just under $4 a dozen. I purchased some ground beef that was locally raised and grass fed, and it was exceptional. There's a fantastic deli department with pre-made items, a bakery that can definitely get you in trouble, and a wine and beer aisle with a cold side if you're in a hurry. There's even a section for essential oils and charcoal soaps and things of that nature. The best part is, you don't need to be a member to shop here. Membership is encouraged at about $100 or so a year, and you get special savings that way. I recommend the co-op to everyone I come across!

Good produce, deli, and baked goods. We always get some of the bulk coffee…read more Clerks are friendly and staff is very helpful.

I am in town visiting my son and his wife, celebrating my daughter's 30th birthday. We are from…read moreFlorida and our primary grocery is Publix I went in on Thursday morning and requested a custom cake. I showed Allie in the bakery a photo from the Publix website and described the filling and icing and she had it ready for me the next morning... it looked perfect! Inside and out delish! Whipped cream cheese frosting with berry filling topped with fruit! Well done & thank you.

First time in this festival Foods! Love the festival Foods…read morein WI I have been to several in Eau Claire stores! But first time in la Crosse! Awesome customer service! Love the ambiance here! Awesome deli and meat dept Love the bakery!

Such a good place. Very good cashiers, very nice managers. Shop there all the time!…read more Bridget is my favorite cashier. Always a pleasant interaction.

This small grocery store is the staple for the city of La Crescent. A large majority of residents…read morefrom La Crescent, Hokah, Dresbach, Nodine, Brownsville, Houston and the surrounding areas depend on this grocery store for all their needs. They carry the a large variety of grocery items, including cereals, coups, pastas, canned veggies and fruits, large assortments of condiments, salad dressings, wide variety of peanut butters and jellies and jams, a large bakery and deli. A wonderful Hot Case Food Area along with a grab and Go area for those in a hurry for lunches to go. They also have a full Health and Beauty section, cleaning supplies, brand named paper towels and toilet paper, pet foods and baby foods and supplies. A large selection of name brand sodas in different sizes along with snack chips and crackers and cookies. An extensive Dairy case with ice cream treats, yogurts, cheeses, pizzas, frozen meals, juices, milks, coffee creamers and finally a meat department and produce department that carry the freshest items.

I hate writing this because I want to support local businesses but: I realize the price of food has…read moregone up but although I don't go to the store near me very often, whenever I do the prices have gone up again. I don't shop there often due to such poor quality food. I have gotten meat that is bad to the point where the smell when I cut open the pack makes me sick. I have gotten different food from the deli that is not edible due to being spoiled or just bad. We even got some puppy chow made in the store that was wet!! I have taken food back a couple times but don't ever take an exchange. People are generally nice but poor quality food! Won't be back anymore and will encourage others not to go either based on my experiences? :(

I'm in town for a few days so I popped in early this morning for some frozen meals. I felt a…read morelittle overwhelmed upon entering as I was unsure which way to head. I started straight back as I could see meat cases. I encountered an employee and asked him where I would find frozen meals? He directed me to aisle 15...the other end of the store. To my joy there was a bench at the end of aisle 15!! I sat down for a rest before getting my items. More grocery stores should have benches!! Sometimes it can be a daunting task. Thank you!! Iguess Festival must bag your groceries as I saw several lanes w Self Bag signs, which I prefer. The cashier and I made two phone number attempts for a savings card. Eventually I was issued one. It also made me smile when I arrived and saw their different designated parking spots, besides just Hanicapped! I appreciated that the Veteran sign also had grattirude on it. Thank you Festival for a swift and easy shopping task this morning!

Festival Foods in La Crosse,WI is not minority friendly. Staff constantly hovers over customers in…read morethe self checkout lanes. Staff are not trained enough. Look up the definition of Hispanic before you have an aisle dedicated for " Hispanic" then offer two shelves of Mexican products. I won't be returning. I've been in the area for 20 years and Festival Food still acts like LaCrosse is still a sundown city.

Very clean, well stocked. It is expensive but closer to us than other grocery stores. We live in…read moreHolmen. Some employees helpful, some not. Food selection is good.

Great vegan option in la Crosse. Very cool atmosphere and very kind staff. Both my husband (Omni)…read moreand myself (vegan) had options to choose from and we both enjoyed our meals. The grocery store part was pretty expensive comparing thing did normally get elsewhere, but still a good selection. Also, very decently priced alcoholic beverage section. Would visit again and recommend. I got the select four breakfast with apple slices (red delicious, very thinly sliced), yummy hash browns, vegan sausage (didn't taste much like sausage, but was okay), and some super delicious vegan French toast! Husband got the O'Cecelia and a single pancake. His whole sandwich was quite large just so your aware if you're not super hungry a half would do fine.

The People's Food Coop always has delicious and interesting foods. I love their bulk goods, I can…read morepines nuts at a reasonable cost, and their cheeses are the bomb!