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Midtown Foods

4.4 (10 reviews)
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Awesome deli and meat department. Always the leanest steaks in town. Good deals and specials as well.

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People’s Food Co-op

People’s Food Co-op

4.2(50 reviews)
25.4 mi
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People's is a beacon of light in La Crosse, WI. It's a medium sized co-op off of King and 5th, with…read moreminimal parking to the side of the building, but extra parking behind the building near the bank. Be careful though, there are signs that designate certain parking spots for bank customers only. On the outside, it's not overly impressive but as always, it's what's on the inside that counts. When you walk in, the fresh produce (local if available, organic and conventional options all abound) is the first thing you see. Nestled inside of the produce department is a generous salad bar, where you can build your own salad from a serious array of veggies, proteins and toppings for about $6 a pound. Not a bad deal if you're on the run or at the store and don't feel like cooking tonight! There's also an aisle solely dedicated to bulk foods, and their selection is completely impressive. Take a stroll down that aisle before settling on anything pre-boxed or pre-bagged. Make sure you take one of their provided stickers and write the PLU (provided on the dispensing canisters) on the bag for the person at the check out! They've got your standard fare (cereals, canned items, household cleaning items), but with an eye to what's organic, local, environmentally friendly etc. Their meat and dairy department is amazing, and you can pick up farm fresh eggs that are locally grown and harvested for just under $4 a dozen. I purchased some ground beef that was locally raised and grass fed, and it was exceptional. There's a fantastic deli department with pre-made items, a bakery that can definitely get you in trouble, and a wine and beer aisle with a cold side if you're in a hurry. There's even a section for essential oils and charcoal soaps and things of that nature. The best part is, you don't need to be a member to shop here. Membership is encouraged at about $100 or so a year, and you get special savings that way. I recommend the co-op to everyone I come across!

Me and my wife recently visited this Co-op to see what was offered. This place had a great…read moreselection of health food items and a decent selection of hard cider too. Parking is pretty accessible as well and the food here was fairly priced. I did think it was a bit odd that the restrooms were a bit of a long walk. The lines do move really slow and they tend to keep only one cash registered line open. Overall, it was a general grocery store with checking out.

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Festival Foods

3.9(9 reviews)
20.0 mi
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Oh man, I love this location!! It's a really quick drive from Trempealeau where not much is open…read morelate and there is a lack of markets. I've never seen prime rib to go for dinners (or lunch) and every department was well stocked with anything you may need. Large deli counter, a lot of delicious baked goods, beautiful meat counter with some of the thickest tuna steaks I've ever seen! I love my location (south of Milwaukee), but I saw a lot of items here that I'm thinking about requesting for stock back home! One of the other neat things that I've never seen is a "pup stop" out front. I did not have time to go read the rules but it looks like you can leave your dog in one of the provided crates while running in for a quick item or three. If you're already out walking the dog, it's better to keep them in a crate instead of tied to a post where they could be harmed or may harm others accidentally. I'm very pleased with the quality of everything we bought and will definitely be back next time we're in town.

I hate writing this because I want to support local businesses but: I realize the price of food has…read moregone up but although I don't go to the store near me very often, whenever I do the prices have gone up again. I don't shop there often due to such poor quality food. I have gotten meat that is bad to the point where the smell when I cut open the pack makes me sick. I have gotten different food from the deli that is not edible due to being spoiled or just bad. We even got some puppy chow made in the store that was wet!! I have taken food back a couple times but don't ever take an exchange. People are generally nice but poor quality food! Won't be back anymore and will encourage others not to go either based on my experiences? :(

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Midtown Foods - grocery - Updated October 2026

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