This is a fascinating little store. If you've ever wanted to serve your family the types of breaded…read moreand/or fried foods you get in restaurants, this is a one-stop-shop for that sort of thing. They have so many different kinds of chicken! While you're here, you can also get a cup or cone full of Blue Bunny ice cream. Very good sized portions, although only 8 flavors available at any given time.

Blows my mind how some clown left a 1-star review because this tiny store does not offer a public…read morewashroom yet there are THREE gas stations in addition to THREE fast food restaurants located a stones-throw away. This is a great store where you pay pennies on the dollar over retail for really nice cuts of chicken. From fresh patties to seasoned breast to various styles of wings; all available in the cooked and uncooked versions. They also have other items like French fries etc.

I'm a seasonal camper out of Montello. This is my go to store. Great specials, excellent meat…read moredepartment. All around great grocery store.

Want to say thank you for great curbside service. I placed a rather large order. They were super…read moreaccommodating. Called to tell me what they didn't have and gave me different options. Called to tell me when my order was ready for pickup. When we arrived I called to tell them I was there and they brought our order out placed it in the back of our van and we were set to go.

I have driven by this place a bunch of times and was intrigued by the outdoor furniture displays…read more Finally had some time to stop in and check the place out. This store is very large. Three big showrooms. The first room is pretty much a general store with many foods, candies and jams. It also have a lot of smaller furnishings, like things you might use in your kitchen. Another area has some really cool bird feeders (along with bird seed). The next two rooms are filled with chairs, tables and bed frames. There are some really cool pieces here! Things that would work well in a cabin, in your backyard or in your house. Most everything seems pretty expensive but I honestly don't know if this is the going rate for good furnishings! We left with some candy, maple syrup and soup starters. However, now that we are home, we are planning another trip to go back and buy one of the bird feeders that we liked.

This was a fun last min trip to this place. Wanted to get lighthouse to finish up our backyard…read more Will Go back again for sure

Just a wonderful small shop downtown that has affordable cheese and all yummy. We usually stop by…read morefor some fried cheese curds when we are in town because they are actually the best from dozens of places I've tried over Wisconsin and MN, unless you like different batters. We really enjoy coming here.

Amazing ladies assisted us in our cheese picks. They both were very kind, and helpful. Because of…read morethem, we will definitely be returning. The customer service was top notch. Thank you ladies so very much!!

Excellent place -- hard to know where to begin. Great apples with about 50 varieties to either buy…read moreor pick (each season different varieties will do better due to differing growing conditions so the more the better), very good honey, fall ornamental gourds, corn, pumpkins, etc. One of the few orchards I have found with Empire apples, one of my favorites. Tim, our host took us (two adults and three children) around the orchard on a tractor sampling for us different apples until he understood our taste preferences then steered us to the ones we liked best. One of the highlights was trying the different heirloom apples including one that was President Thomas Jefferson's Favorite. Pieper's is about a two hour drive from Northern Chicago Suburbs but well worth the trip (most pick your own orchards within an hour or so are heavily picked leaving few apples low enough for children to get plus this is located in the rolling hills - moraines region -- of Wisconsin offering very good fall colors).

If you're in the Westfield area and need a breakfast or lunch spot, you'll probably want to try out…read morethe Pioneer. This is your absolute Americana diner experience - as suspected, the decor is all north woods, the food is big portion comfort food and the staff treat you like family. Plenty of counter space if you're solo, and even though we didn't try them, the pies looked amazing. We'll be back, thanks Pioneer!

Stopped in for a family breakfast on our way up north to go fishing and it was so delicious! I had…read morethe Irish Benedict and it was great.

I have learned a long time ago to keep a cooler in the trunk for when you find a cool place…read moreunexpectedly. I'm always looking on Yelp for local meat market places when I'm out and about because I'm always looking for meat sticks #1 and #2 anything else that catches my eye. This place is pretty nice with good looking fresh meats, cheeses, meat sticks, sausages, hams and everything else. Jack pot, habanero beef snack sticks which will do because I'm always looking for hot snack sticks. A nice ham steak caught my eye because a good ham steak with breakfast is always nice breakfast. This was a nice find and I'm glad I stopped because breakfast will be good with that ham.

Consistently excellent meat, fish, chicken. We will not purchase anywhere but here, really great…read morestaff, fantastic selection and consistently delicious!

A very quaint farm store with food, juice, and coffee/tea offering during the morning and early…read moreafternoon hours. Both indoor and outdoor seating and a very peaceful setting. Bonus - they also have a local pilates studio next door

Today, I would like to highlight their Night on the Farm event, which is held every month in the…read moresummer. This is a blast and has so much to enjoy, starting with the cost. Tickets are $15 to enter, but there is no parking cost. Bring your chairs, blankets, and kids (with toys) and stake out a spot to relax for the evening. There are a few picnic tables also, if you can grab one first. Our group of 7 adults tried every food option, which included Mexican (fantastic!), stone-fired pizza (great and unique), and burgers with sides, washed down with drinks, all for sale. There is a "no bring-in" drinks policy, but I did learn they do not sell any sodas. There is live music, and we enjoyed Stone Bank Barn Burners, which are 7 musicians who love what they do, and they do it well! Dancing is encouraged. Bring the kids. There is a sand play area and open grass for them to run and play safely. We brought a small table and a card game. What fun! Don't forget to go into the Stone Bank Farm store. There is a lot to choose from, including local meat, wines, cheeses, smoothies, and so much more. The store is open outside of the Night events. Tickets are available a few weeks before the events, so watch the site for when you can reserve your spots. We have enjoyed other farm nights in the area, but have to admit this one is our favorite. The vibe is great, the music is cool, and the entire evening just fun. The gardens are worth walking through to see the super fresh and healthy produce that is available for purchase.