Some of the employees here need to adjust their attitudes, not friendly, quite…read moresullen. The produce is not appealing and sometimes downright uneatable. The store is sold out of a variety of items at many times. The store has really got the advantage of being only one of two stores in the area.

I am a disabled woman with a service dog, and today 4/12/25 | went to the Piggly Wiggly in Sauk…read moreCity and had, both a very pleasant and nasty experience. The cashier that tended me was pleasant and cordial; however, the one next to her [who happened to be coming into her shift] was not PATIENT and EMPATHETIC as I was almost done and she needed to come in. People like her need some extra time being coached to learn to treat someone with disabilities. Being empathetic to a person with disabilities is UNIVERSAL!!!! If a person cannot handle being kind, then they shouldn't be on the frontline of customer service.

Store is clean up to date. New walk in beer cooler is amazing. Most employees are friendly and…read morehelpful. Selection is great, and fresh meats are spectacular and fairly priced. If you have never had the deli's Broasted Chicken is THE BEST!!!! Smelling it as you drive past is brutal to resist. The older women in the deli recognize us, we love them. Meats, cheeses, salads, and fries from deli are delicious too. Local flair and local foods...highly recommend!!!!!!!

As far as small-town grocery stores go, this Sentry is a couple of decades behind the times. Over…read morethe four years that I have worked in Prairie du Sac, I have repeatedly sworn off this Sentry in favor of the nicer and newer Piggly Wiggly in Sauk City. The store manager is surprisingly rude, though I will give the employees credit for having a nice demeanor most of the time. Unfortunately for them, their store is dingy and dated. The layout is in the typical 70's era fashion. I never did any significant grocery shopping at this store, but when I did need to pick up certain items it was always hit-or-miss, since the selection was never all that good. The produce area was not terrible, though I don't recall ever seeing organic. I used to frequent the deli for lunch quite often since it was a quick walk, but the food was generally mediocre and occasionally terrible. Most of the food was either fried or broiled. There were a few instances where I was impressed, but these were unfortunately few and far between. I recall there would be sandwich specials from time to time, including turkey with sun-dried tomato and provelone. These were quite good, but it was only a rare occurrence and most days you would have to settle for the same-old. I sometimes would try the pre-made cold sandwiches and salads, but these were never good. I now make it a point to either bring in my lunch or drive to Sauk City rather than go back to the bad old days at the Sentry.

Had never heard of this grocery chain and decided to try it out…read more They have a liquor store attached and per the hubs, his favorite bourbon was definitely cheaper than another big name liquor store we frequent. Produce section looked fresh and well organized. We don't shop the junk in the middle isles, so no feedback on that part. We just moved back to WI from our TX home and would really appreciate getting a nicer grocery store for Richland Center. Our only choice is terrible. You would do very well here! I would go back and shop there again.

Festival Foods can be a one-stop shop for your groceries, produce, deli and bakery needs! The deli…read moreis well-stocked behind the counter, and in front is customer'accessible deli items, as well as wonderful Wisconsin cheese finds. Upon entering there is always a "deal of the day" on some type of meal, which has saved the day for some dinners. The bakery selection is pretty decent; you'll always find great dinner rolls, Italian breads, quality buns for cookouts, delicious pies and treats. The produce section is well-stocked and the best in towns far as quality. There is always someone enthusiastic in produce willing to help and frequently will offer to let you try fruits that are limited or seasonal and give information about the new additions. Pre-cut fruits and veggies available, as well as trays for gatherings. Something is always on special in produce. There's always someone stocking or behind the meat counter to help, which is great and saves time. It's best to watch for sales on the shelf items because Festival is the pricier one in town for those -that is my only reason for four stars. It's better for us to go to Festival for produce and deli but our receipt adds up fast when we go for our dry goods. Great selection of local ice creams, have to love that in Wisconsin! Decent liquor selection and always someone to help you out with a great attitude. Not a large floral department but there's a modest selection of fresh cut flowers and plants that have lasted me a long time. They added some self checkout in the last year to help with avoiding long lines, which has been a great addition. Both the long-time cashiers and the ones in training are always efficient and friendly. This Festival hires young staff members on their team and do a wonderful job choosing their applicants as they do a great job making conversion and being efficient. Overall it's the freshest store in town with great service! Side notes; lots of parking, they do pretty well on keeping the carts stocked as well. It's convenient that they have umbrellas to use to get to your car if it starts raining and return at the front!

Miller & Sons is a small-town business that is generous and supportive of the community and…read moresurrounding communities. They are helpful, friendly and well stocked. I believe in supporting local, small-town businesses.

Avoid like the plague. (Because you will be) Absolute and…read moretotal disregard for Covid mask mandate. Employees wearing masks with their noses hanging out, as chinstraps and not at all. I stopped counting at 12. Customers walking around without masks. I attempted to speak to the store manager who came out with his nose hanging out of his mask, and he just shrugged and walked back into his office. If he had shown some concern I might not be writing this but the whole place is a walking advertisement for ignorance. I used to like this store but I won't be returning.

This is a great GENERAL store, not a super store, nor a specialty store, the vast majority of the…read morestore is stocked with non perishable foods. With a small section of fresh produce, some cookware, utensils, and a mix of everything from gloves to homeopathic goods. While this store is Amish run, they are not selling Amish goods. They buy in bulk, repackage in store, and sell at very reasonable prices. Let's take a tour of the store, outside is both paved and dirt parking, as well as a horse and buggy only zone. Walking in the front door is a selection of flyers with updates about local businesses and events. Once inside straight ahead is checkout, to the right is a plentiful heard of shopping carts. The first isle (starting at the right from the front of the store.) has a selection of fresh produce, apples, onions, and sweet potatoes are the everyday staples complimented with seasonal accompaniments. Down the isle are an assortment of snack goods, soup mixes and the like. Next is my favorite isle, the baking isle, it contains a lovely assortment, starting from the back there is a collection of oils, vanillas, and a few other extracts. Across the aisle is a selection of flours*, baking mixes, and meals. Next to the oils and extracts is a selection of chocolate, chips, marshmallows, and sweet baking ingredients. Next up is a selection of pudding and Jello mixes, and a great dark Coco powder. Across this wonderful isle is a large selection of spices, prices are great and a ton of variety. Also on the isle is a selection of baking conditioners: malted milk powder, buttermilk powder, and powdered milk, including whole milk powder. *Oh yeah about those flours, they sell semolina flour at a great, amazing price. They stock a fair amount of King Arthur flours in a variety of repackaged sizes, 5 and 10 lbs, with 50 lbs sacks up front beyond the registers. The next isles have a good selection of snacks: classic candies, nuts, chocolate covered this and that; oats: stone cut, regular, and quick; other breakfast goods: cold cereal, muffin and pancake/waffle mixes, etc. Last but not least there is a variety of corn syrups. The back wall has a selection of dry pasta, and the last isle has a mix of cookware, and little things. Up front before the registers is a random mix of clearance items, 50 lbs sacks of potatoes. On the front wall is a mix of 25 & 50 lbs sacks of flours and oats for $13-$20 for 50 lbs including King Arthur.

Interesting place to visit! There are three separate stores...bakery, general store and furniture…read morestore. We made it to the bakery and general store. There was quite a lineup at the bakery, as only so many people can file in and purchase items that are stored in racks on the perimeter of the small room, lit by skylights. The general store is about a 5 minute drive from there. Well stocked, especially with bulk and preserved food items. I needed soy flour and this was the ONLY place I could find it, and at a very reasonable price! Service was good and friendly. If you take children with, keep in mind that the wait for the bakery could be as long as an hour, but they don't mind the children checking out the farm animals nor playing in ample yard space.

We came here on our Wisconsin Dells trip this summer and it was a large Walmart location and had a…read moredecent amount of Wisconsin Dells merch for sale which was nice, though more wouldn't be a bad thing for us tourists. There was ample parking and it was reasonably easy to find via GPS. We were able to find a luggage scale here among the other things we were seeking.

First time coming here, wanted a place to check out since I was in the area and a lot of the places…read morewere closed but Walmart was open until 11:00 p.m. so I figured let's just stop here. Parking was a little bit of a challenge getting here but the whole parking lot is full of litter and it was pretty appalling. It felt like I was at a Walmart in the Miami area Even though the Walmart is mainly full of tourists. Nobody knows how to push a card around it seems people crash into other people it seems and it don't even look both ways if they can't push a cart I don't know how they are able to drive their own cars. Isles are fairly stocked and decently organized, staff here isn't too bad either as we were checking out there was the guy at the end at checks your receipt to make sure everything's in the bag and the guy actually caught a family trying to sneak stuff into their bag.

The best curds I've ever had! I stop and buy a cooler, ice pack and several bags every-time I visit…read morethe area for work. They seem to have fresh ones every few days and you can't beat the freshness! Staff is always so pleasant and they have a great selection.

You come to Wisconsin for the cheese! And do they got it!…read more They have a great variety of cheese and meats! They have aged cheese and bacon bread cheese. Also pumpkin spice cheese. And some local wines, honey, bbq sauce and such. Great place to check out in you're passing through or looking to make a charcuterie board!

Great little grocery store in the heart of Wisconsin Dells. Excellent selection of fresh foods,…read moreethnic specialties, and basic staples. For those fretting about the higher prices - the store is in a tourist town, it is to be expected.

First time coming here, wanted a place to check out since I was in the Wisconsin Dells area and…read morewanted to see what the grocery store had so maybe I could take back a few things to my hotel room. There wasn't anything eye catching about this grocery store. It was just a typical grocery store, featured plenty of food, groceries, household goods, Etc. The store was clean and it had very clean restrooms as well for its guests. Parking was pretty easy, some items were a bit overpriced as well like the water. Overall it was an average grocery store experience

Business sold about 2 years ago. Have not tried new owners. Great opportunity for some…read moreadventurous party with experience in retail.

I went to Wyttenbach Meats for the first time today, because I prefer purchasing meat from local…read morebutchers. I was extremely disappointed that I was the only person wearing a mask (all 4 employees were unmasked as well as all customers) and they are selling signs that say "we stand with the cross and kneel for their flag." They also have several thin blue line flags flying in their parking area. Needless to say, they have made their political views clear and I felt incredibly unwelcome. I don't care how good their meats are, I won't be spending my money here again.

If Charlie's doesn't have it, you can do without!!…read more Seriously, we've checked there for the most obscure items to avoid driving from Merrimac into S-P or Baraboo, and they always have what we need or something close enough! The produce they have might be limited but it's always top-notch! Liquor aisle is very good as are the baked goods they carry. We love Charlie's and will always tank up our car and boat there as well. Supporting local small business is the way to go!

This happened. Anyplace you can buy gas, toothbrushes, candy, toy cars and monkey butt is a winner…read more (I didn't buy the monkey butt- I laughed REALLY hard). It all started when the three year old child of my friends asked me about the "Chuck Store" Moi: "What is a 'Truck Store'?" Kid: "CHUCK, it is the bestest store ever in the whole world with candy!" Moi: "Do they have a toothbrush? He forgot to pack a toothbrush..." Kid: "Duh. They have EVERYTHING, and candy too." Indeed. Naturally, I had to see this marvel. And the kid tells no lies- this is part gas station, part old-timey general store, part hardware store, gardening center, liquor store, candy emporium and drugstore- that is a whole lotta hats, but the lady working the counter was clearly a pro able to direct me to candy and toothbrushes with ease. For the kid, a combo of monster truck toy car and lolly pop that took two days of effort to eat ($1.29, pictured with all it's awesome glory). That car is miraculously still intact. Have you played with a three year old? I'm surprised I am intact, kid is relentless and makes my hyperactive energy look tame. Awesome. For me to keep up, a Starbucks double shot chugged at light-speed and the priceless shot of Lady Monkeybutt- which I cannot believe is a real product and had me laughing hysterically as much as the three year old. Maybe more. I didn't know places like this existed anymore, but am glad they do.