I am a HUGE fan of Wal-Mart, this store is not bad, I think the layout is nice, they keep the…read moreclearance in a certain section so you can check it out if need be and not be bothered by discounted merchandise scattered through the store. They have a minimal selection of shoes but all other departments seem to be normal in comparisons to other Walmart's REALLY NICE stafff.

Great service! Extremely crowded and the staff were really calm and responsive. I would recommend…read morethis location!

We would be staying at a resort in Cable, WI, and hadn't recognized how far away we would be from…read more"conveniences" such as groceries. In that respect, the Rondeau's Shopping Center was a godsend. Conveniently located between a gas station and the Cable Visitors Center, Rondeau's is really two businesses on one -- there's a True Valley hardware store on the left and a grocery store on the right. We visited both twice during our one-week stay in Cable. Hardware Store (rating: 5/5 for a small-town hardware store). Sure, their inventory is smaller than the big box stores at home, but they had all of the camping equipment and insect repellent that we were looking for and at competitive prices. The two cashiers that we dealt with very helpful (to locate items) and friendly in general. Groceries side (rating: 3/5). We were very pleased to have the Rondeau's in Cable -- to avoid having to drive long distances for groceries -- and they did have most of the items on our grocery list. That said, expect to pay somewhat more than you would in big chain stores. For example, fresh bagels were $4.49 for 4, while fresh corn on the cob was 6/$3.99. (May, 2023). They did have a nice beer selection (including dark stouts) and some bargains on the clearance table. In terms of the grocery staffing, I had a nice conversation with a woman stacking the shelves, but a more disturbing one with a check-out woman. (Without there being a Customer Service Desk, I showed her a receipt that I had been overcharged for an item two days earlier. While she did give me a credit for the overcharge, I got some attitude. "Perhaps the price decreased since you bought it." It's not the $$, but the principle of overcharging for the item, and then not wanting to correct it.

Groceries or hardware, Brett and Jim always have what we need and are always there to answer any…read morequestions. A huge asset for our little town

best butcher around! Great steaks, bacon, and a large…read morevariety of sausages, brats, breakfast links. Lots of local area products, eggs, cookies, syrup, wild rice, etc. They also carry frozen walleye filets and frozen bison - both are excellent. Stop here for a unique shopping experience.

Best smoked hams anywhere. Great selection, great people. Do excellent job with venison also.read more

We were so pleasantly surprised at both the selection and the prices at this gem of a grocery store…read morein the Northwoods of Wisconsin. We stopped here after a 13-mile bike ride while visiting my in-laws, intending to just pick up a couple of essentials for a special dinner my husband wanted to make for his mom. We wound up walking out of there a half an hour later $100 lighter but in possession of some seriously fabulous craft beer (they carry a ton of New Glarus goodies -- not just the Spotted Cow that all the groceries and gas stations nearby carry), a fair bit of Indiana icons Three Floyds, and a pretty impressive collection of Michigan beers as well. When the cashier rang up the first beer in our build-your-own six pack she did a double take and looked at the bottom of the container to see if that price was for the whole thing. "Is this beer seriously $6?" she asked. "We're fancy," we replied. The produce and meat prices seemed very fair to us and the quality high, especially amidst the Covid crisis. And they have a little library at the entrance -- since the actual libraries have been closed for 2 months I've been desperate to get my hands on some new reading material so I was immensely grateful.

Does Snow's realize they are in small northern Wisconsin town? I would assume not given the…read moreincredible beer and liquor selection they have in stock. Was completely blown away at the depth and breadth of their beer choices, I found some beers I have never seen sold in Wisconsin before. So happy they had a few different options from Maine Brewing Company. The same can be said for their bourbon selection. If nothing else, stop in and check it out if you are looking for something that may not be widely available. The rest of the grocery store is solid given the town size. Zero complaints here.

Nice Walmart bought some slippers for $3 so that was exciting got two pairs. I liked the…read morecraftsmanship of the outside of the Walmart.

Good place to shop for everything! Service is good, the store is clean. The selection is good. It's…read morenice to have such a big store on US 2 for all of the small town folks to travel too rather than ordering items off the internet

If you are vacationing in Bayfield, swing down to Washburn for your groceries. There are just more…read moreoptions down here. And if you are looking for the good beer in the beverage section, I learned that the special New Glarus seasonal selections are carefully hidden in the self-serve walk-in cooler. While that area of the store wasn't staffed, a very helpful liquor distributor was in the market making a delivery, and he showed me the way. Big thanks to him. Not only was I able to get my hands on some Pear 26, but I also picked up some Tart Raspberry and Belgian Red. Have I told you lately how much I am in love with Wisconsin? It's like the Vermont of the Midwest!

Stopped by this summer to get some wine to bring back to the hotel. Clean, organized store with…read morefriendly service.

This is an excellent grocery store, very clean, and a high-level of quality products that you would…read morenot normally see in such as small village. Definitely a great place to grab items on the go.

What a great market!! Go on the first Tuesday of each month and ask for free deli ham, and enjoy…read moregenuine cowboy string music while you are there

We arrived here on a Friday in August and noticed they are no longer open. It was disappointing…read morebecause we enjoyed shopping here in past years. The only other option for good groceries and odds & ends like ice, batteries, and fresh baguettes is Darling's.

Great service and the shake was amazing. They also had really cool gifts in the store!read more

Clam Lake Junction is in an interesting place. To get there, go to the middle of nowhere in…read moreWisconsin. Now turn left. Then go a couple of miles further. You're now getting close. The place is so remote that they get visits from Wisconsin's elk herd. So you can imagine what I was expecting from a small hotel that remote and far from anything. I was *very* pleasantly surprised. The owner takes great pride in his business and with good reason. The unit we stayed in had in-floor heating. It was large for a motel room with two beds. The place was very clean and quiet and the beds were very comfortable. The linens (bedsheets, towels, etc.) were all good quality and fresh. The rocking chairs were very comfortable and quite preferable to watch TV from - normally we need to sit on the bed to see the TV. The room has a sitting area with 2 rocking chairs so you don't need to sit on the bed. If you need a place to stay around Butternut or Park Falls, you'd do yourself a favor and try to stay here. You may have to drive a little bit to get here, but it's worth it. You might even get to see an elk!

We didn't stay for the hunting. We were just passing through but it was very clean, the water in…read morethe shower was hot, and I feel rested. Everyone was attentive and nice and answered my questions. There is a general store attached as well. This was a nice affordable stay for weary travelers.