Stopped here for gas. Prices have been so high lately, but this place had a good price and it was…read morecompetitive with the Mobile across the street. There's also a convenience store with the gas station, and though it's branded with the grocery store it doesn't require a membership card or anything; just stop on in and get to pumping.

I thought about writing this review for quite a while. I went to Bill Melson the store manager…read moreonce in person and then following up with email but when I saw a similar review of the store not supporting people with disabilities, I decided to post. We have gone to Sentry for years and have a child with a severe disability. We never feel welcomed, getting stares by several employees and also recently being followed up and down the aisles by and older woman employee and most recently by Blake Daniels. Blake followed my family for so long that it made both of my daughters significantly uncomfortable. It is CLEAR that they do not care about physically and neuro-diverse people and have no willingness to accept and accommodate them. And when I sent a few emails directly to Bill, I NEVER received a response. You have to be a horrible person to discriminate against anyone overall but it takes a specific type of terrible to do it to a child. I will not shop here anymore nor will any of my family. I encourage everyone reading this to take the same action. Vote with your $'s or there will never be change.

Coming up from Chicago to rural Wisconsin means it can be hard to find good Mexican food. The…read moremuch-larger Daniels grocery has a few items in its "ethnic" section, but this is limited to salsa, refried beans, hard-shell taco shells, and stuff like that. At La Frontera, you can find just about everything and anything you'd need to cook. The vegetable & fruit section is always fresh, and the deli offers great cuts. Because they cater mostly to Hispanic customers, most of the products on the shelves are from Hispanic companies but there are of course many other staples. Also attached is a great taqueria from which we frequently order a bunch of stuff to make tacos/burritos at home--the guacamole is fantastic! The meal is far better than many of the Mexican restaurants that are around. They recently underwent a renovation (July 2022) and it looks great.

This is a Mexican grocery store which also has a taqueria inside. The employees are friendly hand…read morehelpful. The produce section was hit or miss for freshness of the produce. Make sure you check the expiration dates of anything you buy. Apparently they don't. I purchased some juice that I didn't realize was expired 18 month ago.

This is such a great spot for lunch, rooftop drinks, local groceries and delicacies. Staff is super…read morefriendly, and the local selection is great. We always get sandwiches and salads from here - especially for outings or parties and even just a quick bite. Everything is delicious - some standouts: tuna sandwich, curry chicken salad, lemon pasta salad, potstickers during happy hour, and much more! You really can't go wrong here!

Great little spot in Williams Bay. The food comes out quick and is tasty. When I need to get away…read morefrom my home office I find this is my go to place.

Still a really nice place. Sadly, the Sunday morning prepared foods seem to have disappeared, but…read morewe have discovered that the adobo chicken at the butcher counter is a very acceptable consolation prize, even if you have to cook it yourself. Haven't had a bad meal yet at the attached restaurant and the limes are still the deal of the century.

Everything I got from Wanda Farms was amazing. The chicken was incredibly fresh and you can tell…read moreright away from the smell and overall quality. It reminded me of real traditional chicken from back home. I also tried their ground beef and beef liver and both were excellent, very fresh and full of flavor. Amazing people and they also offer delivery which is very convenient. It is hard to find this kind of quality these days so I really appreciate knowing I am buying real natural products. I will definitely be coming back.

I came across their farm online while searching for safe meat due to my celiacs (allergic to wheat…read more). I had it shipped to Houston and I must say every meat I have tried is fantastic . The beef , chicken and pork . You can tell a big difference in taste from store bought , and I was using Whole Foods prior . Definitely recommend them and shipping is fast if you live far away

Stopped her along our way back to the hotel to grab some food and drinks for the road. I'm happy…read morethat this place is open late at night and it was actually our late night hero. This place featured a decent amount of snacks and munchies since we were looking to have a a little party back in our hotel. The price is here are below average and you're not paying the Tourist price. I do think that this establishment is a little bit outdated but it serves as purpose. Great hours, staff here was very friendly. Please keep in mind at the late Geneva area does have weird laws when it comes to liquor so please read up on it before stopping here because I promise you that you're cashier is not trying to screw you over. This more so applies to people that do not live in the area

Bell's is a deceptively small store - it's easy to drive past and think of it as just a humble…read morelittle shop. However, you really do have to get inside before you miss out. It's easily the best selection of liquor for miles, including some pretty pricey stuff. On my last visit, I salivated over a few bottles of scotch with three-digit price tags. It would be wasted on me, though. Better to let someone with a more-refined sense of taste buy it. Anyway, in addition to a wide variety of wine, beer, and spirits, there's a decent grocery selection, too. It won't rival Sentry, but given a choice between a huge grocery store with a decent liquor section and a great liquor store with a decent grocery section, I'll choose the second one eight days a week.

Steamers is great! My friend and I stumbled upon it during a weekend in Lake Geneva, and stopped in…read morefor coffee and breakfast. The coffee shop has a choice of seating, including regular tables and a small lounge area, where there are couches and tables with a chess board and tic tac toe game. So cute! We enjoyed our lattes and I also had a delicious blueberry muffin. We noticed that the coffee shop is connected to a small grocery store from the inside, and walked through to check it out. The store carries a variety of items, including wines and containers of hummus made by another local restaurant owner. While browsing, we discovered there is also a sandwich counter, which features a menu board with wraps and sandwiches made from Boar's Head meats. Right away, we decided to return later for lunch. When we returned for lunch, the place was really busy. We waited in line to order sandwiches and had a choice of eating outside or back in the coffee shop. Normally we'd opt for outdoors, but we'd just spent a couple of hours walking around Kishwauketoe in the heat, so we decided to eat inside. Good choice! When we walked back to the coffee bar side of the building, we discovered a bar that I hadn't previously noticed and were invited to a free wine tasting. While we ate our sandwiches, a friendly bartender poured us samples of several wines, telling us about each one while also entertaining us with personal stories. It was so much fun. This place is full of character and local charm. The staff told us they're going to build a new location across the street next year. Sounds like a good opportunity for them, and I hope the new spot will keep the qualities that make the original place great.

We love the coffee, it's consistent and not burnt. Everyone that works here is kind and genuine…read more Today Marnie made our daughter's day by splitting a cookie with her. Support local