Dropped my knives off for a long-overdue sharpening at Moleta Knife Sharpening and walked into a…read morevery happy surprise. Same building, new downstairs space, and a whole lot more going on. Moleta has grown into a shared home with Better Knives & Home Store and Farmer's Market To-Go. Translation: get your blades dialed in, browse beautifully curated knives and kitchen gear, and shop a year-round indoor market featuring 50+ local farmers and food makers. All in one stop. Coming soon: a commercial kitchen for makers who need space beyond their home. Bonus: a weekly outdoor farmers market on Sundays, May-October, right outside their door. Do yourself a favor. Get your knives sharpened and stick around for everything else. And if you're lucky, you'll meet Rufus, the friendliest "greeter" around.

Getting my knives could not have been easier or faster, and at a very reasonable price. Although…read moreMoleta is not easily seen from the street, it is worth finding it. Depending on the size of your knife, the price will be charged accordingly. And the finished work is extremely sharp as a good knife should be. They also have an incredible inventory of knives, from basic to incredible. If you are looking for knives that will last not only your lifetime but your next generations, you can find the right ones here. And they are very knowledgeable so you will not be lost when trying to understand the options. You can walk in and drop off, or you can go online and reserve an appointment, which is what I did. There is also a 24-hour dropbox for extra convenience. My 4 knives were finished in under 15 minutes, and as I waited, I could watch the work being done. I also found a wide variety of baking and high-quality cooking products in their Kitchen Store. Knives, Garden blades and edge guards are also able to be done.

I actually met the owner at a farmers market where he sharpened my mower blade last year. Had no…read moreidea he had his own store, and when I google searched places to get my mower blade sharpened again this year a place popped up down the road from me, and sure enough it was him! Nathan is a GREAT guy, and I was in there for a total of about 10 minutes and my blade came out sharp as could be, and still had time to chat with him and the desk worker for a little bit. He mentioned he does classes on how to make your own knives, and he sharpens so much more than just knives and mower blades. I respect his work and you should to! Never taking another thing anywhere else to get sharpened. ZimKnives is the best in Wisconsin! (Cannot beat the prices either)

I was able to make an appointment which was nice. Very friendly and informative staff. My knives…read morehave new life!

I have used this business four different times for sharpening high quality sets of knives. Dull…read moreafter many years of use. Always super pleased with the results. We don't live in the area. My friends made sure I brought their knives with me. This is a rare find. They also bought my father's WWII knife back to life. I have always felt their fees were extremely reasonable. Their results are truly "better than new".

I am a professional chef and Adam of Rightway Tool has sharpened my work knives twice now. The…read morefirst time my blade was so sharp it cut through the finger tip of a cut-glove. My co-worker asked if I was using a scalpel to cut with lol. There are other business that sharpen stuff but I highly recommend Rightway Tool. Very fair pricing, quick turnaround and Adam is over all a pleasant person to work with as he aims to please.

Great customer service and my scissors rocked. It was great to have him come to me and do the work…read morein his vehicle. Very convenient.

Friendly, reliable and fair. Have been using them for 30 years, and they never disappoint…read more H.L.

Cool little family run business serving the Mequon area for decades! It looks like the majority of…read moretheir clients come in for equipment service. There is always an abundance of machines queued up on the South side & back of the building awaiting service attention. The new equipment showroom is small, but packed to the ceiling with all your lawn & garden needs. You'll find a few bigger new machines displayed on the front lawn too. I've stopped in a few times for parts. They always have my item stocked, but expect to pay full retail. Serious money can be saved by shopping parts online. Although, sometime you just can't wait on shipping & have to overpay. The garden center does have some rental equipment available. Propane re-fills are also available.

I'm a fan of this local, 3rd generation family business. The day before Christmas Eve is not a…read morefantastic time to be shopping for a snow blower. I wanted to walk into a business, buy a machine that was assembled, and go home and get to work on the driveway. And this is exactly what Medinger offered. Joe Medinger was informative regarding different brands and models. He put gas and oil in the machine I bought, gave me a brief lesson on how to operate and even loaded it into the bed of my truck. And 30 minutes after walking into Medingers, I was clearing off my driveway. I did not receive any of the poor service the other Yelpers did. In fact, the previous reviews almost kept me away. But I'm a supporter of local businesses. I'm I sure glad I gave them a chance. You should too!

Friendly and very experienced staff. Great prices on parts, maintenance and new products. Great…read morelocal business that has been around for 70 years.

Came out to my house to tune up my snow blower. He adjusted my shifter, changed my oil, spark…read moreplugs, and replaced some sheer pins for me back in October for about $150.00. He was on time. In and out in 25 min. I have used my snowblower 3x so far and my shifter works like a charm after not working the best for years. The fact that he came to my house was essential for me. I didn't have to worry about trying to lift a 2 stage snowblower into my car.

If I could leave 0 stars I would. We needed our riding lawn mower repaired so we asked someone to…read morecome out and take a look. At first we didn't think anyone would be home and they told us to just leave the mower out and they'd fix it. REMEMBER THIS, they would have had to call us eventually to tell us it was repaired or ask what was wrong in the first place. My grandparents were the only ones home so they answered when the technician arrived. They are from another country, English is not their first language. They tried their best to explain what was wrong but didn't get the message across, my mother was at work but was available to call and translate for the technician but he REFUSED. My grandma ended up calling her herself and held the phone up to explain what was wrong, (the mower wouldn't start) a back and forth argument ensued about how my grandparents told him one thing and my mom was telling him another. And eventually he ended up spraying starting fluid and charging $120 for it and leaving. My mother later decided to text the company and let them know their technician was extremely rude and unprofessional about the entire situation. Just know if you are a US citizen that speaks English as a second language YOU ARE NOT A VALUED CUSTOMER HERE. We offered a way to remediate the situation and you refused and argued, that's on you not us. Do better. In the texts he mentions we should have been onsite and that they can't do the job if they can't communicate with us, yet they tell us to leave the mower outside when nobody is home? That doesn't add up, which do you want? If anyone takes the time to read this just know I'm not making this review because my feelings were hurt, I'm making this review because people deserve to know the kind of service they're paying for. This company's lack of professionalism, blatant disregard for customer communication, and discriminatory attitude toward non-native English speakers is unacceptable. Businesses that operate with such poor standards and hostility toward their customers should not be rewarded with your hard-earned money. Take your business elsewhere--somewhere that values all customers equally and treats them with the respect they deserve.