I usually spend my summers in Oshkosh,Wi. and my winters in Yuma,Az. during my stay in Wi. I had…read moreoften purchased my cheese products from Loan Elm sales in Van Dyne,Wi. I enjoyed their products so much that I decided to have some sent to my residence in Yuma,Az. That, was a big mistake! After ordering cheese from them to be sent to Yuma,Az. I had this experience they told me it would be mailed out via UPS and I assumed it would be at the longest two days? after all ten pounds cost around 26.00 postage wrong! it took about five days to get here (even the post office get's it here in three days) and for less postage...second I thought they would have enough sense to pack it accordingly (Styrofoam or similar packaging?) wrong! they simply put the ten pounds of cheese in a simple cardboard box, No insulation whatsoever! the temperature in Az. during this period was in the mid to upper eighties...when I received the product it looked like it had been tossed, kicked and just abused like any normal package (not like something that was a food product) the packaging inside was burst and had cheese open in the box most of the product was melted together like a brick of butter. who ships something like this UPS ground and in such a container? I was to say the least very Unhappy! The package was delivered on a Friday so I waited until the following Monday to find out why this had been shipped in such a manner? When I called Lone Elm I asked for someone in management after a short hold I was connected to a person that was supposed to be in charge?? When I asked the reason for the packaging and the time it took to get here I was told per se, In a manner I can only describe as being both rude and unconcerned! "I told you and your friend that came to the store that...We (lone elm) do not like to ship to destinations that are warm" Not true, I or my friend were never told the aforementioned! My reply was " well I guess that shoots forty six bucks in the ass" with that I was basically given the who cares attitude and hung up! I was willing to spend 46.00 for ten pounds of cheese plus shipping, because I enjoyed the particular brand of American sliced cheese! NEVER again will I do business with the Lone Elm sales nor will I recommend them to anyone! Even a child would have better sense than to send sliced cheese in a cardboard box via UPS ground. The least they could have done was apologize for their error and offered to replace the product when I arrive in Wi. this May. But...they chose to act in the manner they did, and in the process lose a good customer and if this review has any impact? many more.

A friend of mine was going to Oshkosh so I asked him to get me a variety of chocolates. I asked him…read moreto get me three pounds. I live about 200 miles away, but he's from Milwaukee so it made sense and I appreciate it. Anyway, it was the end of the season so they were only selling pre-boxed creams and nuts inn1 lb. boxes. These were the best chocolates I've ever had. Not a bad one in any of the boxes. No pinks, or oranges, or lemons. Just the ones I love. Maple creams, coconut, vanilla, chocolate and then the nutty ones were fabulous. I like dark chocolate over milk chocolate but both were really good. I plan to visit Oshkosh in the next several weeks (for the first time), so I will definitely stop in at Hughes for a few pounds. I may actually get more than 3 lbs. because they freeze real well for future delights. I'm not sure what else there is to do in Oshkosh, but Hughes is gonna be on the list for sure.

I'm sorry to have to update my review and lower my rating. Their chocolates are top notch.I…read moreappreciate that this family run business is still here, after decades. My family has been going there for since I was a young child; I won't say how many decades. I may be ending a long-standing tradition of making the annual family pilgrimage to Hughes. I feel that success has gone a bit to their heads, and they are a bit "pissy." I am rating them at a three for now, since their chocolate is undeniably fantastic, and I am also considering that perhaps they are stretched thinly. We all have our breaking point. Last year I think I spent $800 there, less than the year before--specifically because they were out of stock on many of the items I wanted. I was partially to blame, because I had waited too long. But not this year. I called today to pre-pay for some chocolates so that I wouldn't make the drive for nothing, and so that I could avoid the congested basement and be on my way. I figured on buying 25-40 pounds this year, depending on what they had. To their credit, they answered the phone. But I was told that I would need to commit to 75 pounds before they would consider taking a prepaid phone order. They aren't open on Sunday, so I was told I'd need to visit in the next couple days if I wanted toffees before they sold out. "First come first serve." I kind of get it, but I kind of don't. $500-$800 isn't enough for them to bother with me--message received. Yeah, this is the second year in a row I sensed their attitude is overly confident to the point where they no longer have to be friendly. At all. About five years back, I called to inquire if they offered any type of corporate program discount for people sending their chocolates as client gifts. I send out 240+ boxes to my clients each year during the holidays. I was cut off mid sentence by the guy who took the call, and it was clear they were not interested in anything like that. So I went somewhere else. This year, I don't think I'm even going to make the trip for family gifts. So...Hello Oaks Candies, my friend. You're a bit more expensive, but your chocolate is equally as good, you're open on Sundays, and I don't get the arrogant attitude from you.

Nice place to stop. If you take the time and walk around, you get to see how cheese production is…read moremade. Unfortunately, there are limited hours and more you can at the animals. However, there are baby goats there! Fun little gift shop. This is a nice place to stop if you're driving by or in the area.

Stopped here for lunch on our way to Green Bay. Great cafe with incredibly delicious food. From the…read moresandwiches to the salads and the assortments of chocolates (and other items in their market) it was well worth the stop. Although it was rainy we did walk outside and saw the goats in their pen and the goat chilling at the top of the silo . Make sure to stop here as its own day trip or on your way up north. You won't be disappointed!

Somehow this fantastic location is not on everyone's radar. Seriously... everyone needs to…read moreimmediately stop what they are doing and grab foood from this place before it's all gone! The brat bro Ruben is a cultural icon you should buy what ever he has to offer by the dozen! There isn't a wrong answer with anything you get here!

Wagner Market in Oshkosh Really That Spot. Soon As You Walk In, You Can Tell They Take Pride In…read moreWhat They Do. Everything Fresh, Organized, And Got That Upscale Feel Without Being Bougie.

Excellent place -- hard to know where to begin. Great apples with about 50 varieties to either buy…read moreor pick (each season different varieties will do better due to differing growing conditions so the more the better), very good honey, fall ornamental gourds, corn, pumpkins, etc. One of the few orchards I have found with Empire apples, one of my favorites. Tim, our host took us (two adults and three children) around the orchard on a tractor sampling for us different apples until he understood our taste preferences then steered us to the ones we liked best. One of the highlights was trying the different heirloom apples including one that was President Thomas Jefferson's Favorite. Pieper's is about a two hour drive from Northern Chicago Suburbs but well worth the trip (most pick your own orchards within an hour or so are heavily picked leaving few apples low enough for children to get plus this is located in the rolling hills - moraines region -- of Wisconsin offering very good fall colors).

This place takes me back to my childhood. It's not a huge store but it's direct and made right…read morethere. They have samples out to taste test. It's kind of in the middle on nowhere but well worth the drive for the squeaky cheese curds. Plus I picked some different flavored meunster cheese. They also sell some gourmet cheese. Definitely a quaint throwback.

Union Star makes prize winning cheese. We love it all . Squeaky cheese curds are wonderful .we…read morealways buy 4 to 5 bags of then. Next the mozzarella curds and string cheese is great on home made wood fired pizzas. 4 or 5 bags of that . Plus so many others to bring home . We always fill a big cooler and bring it home.$120 worth of cheese. Service is fantastic ,love the Ambiance of this place .They do free factory cheese making tours . Going to Wisconsin you got to check out this place. They only use local milk from local farms . And I do love a great grilled cheese sandwich and home made tomatoe soap this time of year.

Great little store. A nice freezer section with most of the things you would expect. The deli's…read morecounter has many fresh red meats, deli salads, lunch meat The service is good and fast from the fellas there. I did have a very uncomfortable experience with a female staff member. Upon walking in the door she was on the phone and had an angry temperament instantly. I spent $130 and she was very inconvenienced by my presence. Now when I go there I hope she isn't there.

First time customer at becks. Purchased tenderloin filets and pork breakfast patties. Total was…read moreunder 15$ which was pleasantly unexpected compared to prices at other places. I grilled the filets with my chimney on a charcoal grill. They were extremely tender and delicious. I used the pork breakfast patties in a bagel breakfast sandwich with egg and cheese. The patties were flavorful and wide enough yet thin to use in any type of breakfast sandwich. I recommend becks for flavor , quality, freshness, and affordable prices.

I stopped patronizing this store! Check out person walked…read moreaway and would not service me. I was forced to wait for a supervisor to assist me. Complained to the store manager and was blown off! Disappointing from a company who advertises "friendly customer service." Wish I could rate them ZERO stars!

Quality is great here! Nice employees and some products that are hard to find in other stores…read more Great deli, bakery and meat departments. A bit on the pricey side, but it's worth it.

This is a fascinating little store. If you've ever wanted to serve your family the types of breaded…read moreand/or fried foods you get in restaurants, this is a one-stop-shop for that sort of thing. They have so many different kinds of chicken! While you're here, you can also get a cup or cone full of Blue Bunny ice cream. Very good sized portions, although only 8 flavors available at any given time.

Blows my mind how some clown left a 1-star review because this tiny store does not offer a public…read morewashroom yet there are THREE gas stations in addition to THREE fast food restaurants located a stones-throw away. This is a great store where you pay pennies on the dollar over retail for really nice cuts of chicken. From fresh patties to seasoned breast to various styles of wings; all available in the cooked and uncooked versions. They also have other items like French fries etc.

Clean, bright, secluded, they have some great offerings, fair pricing and that wonderful Amish…read morerustic. The blue cheese is highly recommended.

Cool concept. Cheese was great. However staff was too busy to help or make suggestions.read more