We came to Chetek to go fishing for a week with my cousin who has been coming here for many years…read morenow! Of course in order to legally go fishing we needed a fishing license so we came here the day we arrived to get that taken care of. My wife and I both needed to get an out-of-state license so we answered all of their questions to fill out the form, paid the fee, and left with our fishing licenses. We also got some bait so we could get started immediately! Staff here were very helpful and friendly taking care of what we wanted. They have a good selection of bait and tackle.

First gas station you see off the freeway when coming into Chetek. Clean well cared for business…read more The store has a little bit of everything. From live bait to liquor to snack and smokes. Good first stop after traveling for awhile.

This is one of the better Kwik Trips I've been at. There is always food in the hot box(where the…read morehot food is), but there is not always food where the deal of the day is. I understand it's hard to keep up, but you guys should be watching that more than the other things that are not on sale. The gas there makes my engine run really bad, this applies to all Kwik Trips. I'm not the only one that thinks this. If the gas was a little bit higher quality, this would be a 5 star review.

One of the best Kwik Trips in Wisconsin. Very clean and neat. Great coffee that is always ready!read more

Reuben was amazing. $12.99. Tons of shredded corned beef!!! grown man could only eat 1/2…read more Cheeseburger $11.49 was also amazing cooked medium as requested great tasting fries. Waitress (receipt says Content W). was also very nice and attentive. Stop in hungry and leave full!!

Unbelievably delicious Reuben. Shredded (and lots of it) corn beef was a pleasant, creative…read moresurprise.

You cannot go wrong with supporting local nor eating ice cream! While the line can get long (I…read moresuspect most visitors in the summer are on summer time anyway or visiting a cabin) so I recommend embracing it all in and enjoy the beautiful weather that we don't get 24/7. There is lots of street parking and an oversized funky chair on the exterior that is unique to snap a photo on. Inside, you will feel transported back into your 70's and 80's ice cream parlor with typical ice cream options, shakes, sundaes, malts, etc. and even food options as well. There is also a small market where you can purchase candy, fudge, root beer, licorice, syrup, local honey and even beef sticks. My shake was delicious and I can't wait to visit again this summer. Thank you!!

I always visit the Milk Pail when I'm visiting or passing through Rice Lake. The place itself is as…read morecute as a button with its true red barn appearance and old time diner feel inside. The staff is always pleasant and easy to communicate with. Now let me tell you about the food -- they have some of the best ice cream in Wisconsin. More than that, they have amazing coffee and sandwiches as well. I can't say enough good things about the Milk Pail. I pray they always stay in business.

Glad to have a gas station in Bruce good prices and they have a laundromat. Wish they saw more food…read morelike the quick trip. Either way the value is good and it's easy parking easy pumps to use.

They serve Cedar Crest ice cream and have some unique flavors. I'm a two scoop waffle cone kinda…read moreguy. Always fast friendly service. I stop in once a month on my way through.

Great service and prices. I stopped right as they were closing a few weeks ago. They were super…read moreaccommodating and stayed open late. So many flavor choices! The traditional Black cherry is my fav.

Great small town brewery…read more The first brewery in Northwest Wisconsin. Valkyrie Brewery had been around for 24 years. Can you believe that? 24 years in a town of 400 inhabitants. That says volumes about community and good beer. This was our 2nd time visiting the brewery. We were passing through town on our way elsewhere and decided to stop. When we arrived not many people were in the taproom, just us, one other patron and both owners. True small town hospitality, everybody was friendly and welcoming as we joined the fun at the bar. There are no flights but you do get 4 free samples to try the beers. All together there are 14 beers on tap. After the samples you can order a 10 oz or 16 oz. The 10 oz is only $2 and the 16 oz is $7 and you get to keep the pint glass. That's a lot of beer to try and they have a lot to offer. The beers range from retro American lager, black IPA, Porter, bock, red lager and many more. For those who are not beer drinkers they do offer a cider, 4 Bitten Fruit. It's very refreshing, like an apple champagne. For designated drivers they have a homemade root beer. We were in for a treat as they offer a brewery tour at 1pm on Saturdays. We decided to take it and it was just us and the owner/brewmaster Randy. I mentioned it's a town of 400, right? But it is also winter and tourist traffic has definitely slow down. The brewing takes place in the basement if the building. They use old dairy equipment for a lot of the brewing processes. This isn't some glittering high end bank loan established brewery. This was probably the most informative and interesting tour I've been on in a long time. Or perhaps the most attentive since it's small. After the tour we head back upstairs to the main bar to run down the tap line and sample all the beers! That's quite a bit of beer. Great way to finish the tour and enjoy the wide range of offerings. Talking about the qualities and subtleties of flavors in the beers. Space is open with a variety of seating. Plenty of cribbage boards and card games to keep you and your group entertained. They offer free popcorn and range of spices to top it with. Ann Lee, the other owner, has her paintings on the walls for sale. Overall highly recommend if you're looking for good beer in Northwest WI.

I love this place! Ive been to 95% of the breweries in Wisconsin and this is on the top of a short…read morelist for me. To me it is the essence of craft brewing which is actually hard to find now a days. It isn't some bank rolled investment opportunity like so many are. It hasn't out grown its roots like so many have. It's a couple of owners who really like beer and hosting guests. They concentrate on the beer and ambiance over franchising and distribution area. They have been brewing for 24 years and you can tell. They are well entrenched in the industry and have a vast knowledge of brewing beer and showing people a good time. The brewery is in a small town surrounded by country roads. The brewery is in an old brick Ford dealership turned creamery right on the main drag. The bar is both spacious and cozy. The walls are covered with murals and beautiful home made art work. The husband and wife proprietors are true artists. There are over 14 taps and all with good independent flavors. I think a lot of craft breweries have 8 beers and they all taste about the same. Not here. There is something for everyone, even a cider. We were lucky enough to be there at 1pm on a Saturday which is tour time! Randy took us around and showed us everything there is to know. Since it was an early fall snow storm the tour consisted of just my girlfriend, me, and Randy. He provided as little or as much information as you could handle. We have been on many tours and he connected so many dots. He had an expansive brewing knowledge that he broke down to lamens like us very well. As you might guess the brewery equipment was mostly all modified dairy tanks and used 1960s pig iron. It was a lot of fun. It reminds you that skill and knowledge make good beer, not loans and new stainless steel.

Dinner rahm jost very rude disrespectful hurtful worst person I've ever met in my life. Told me how…read moreto bag my groceries what to shop for and yelled at me when paying for my things

Visited over the summer. The staff was nice the store was clean and pretty typical experience for a…read moreAldi trip. Moose Out