This trip no photos. It was cute too. Nice set up to just sit and relax. Counter service was super…read morefriendly. Chocolate candies will make you happy! We'll definitely be back to try more!

I was roaming around in the area on a Saturday, when I decided to stop by in this place. I went…read morewith one of their special drinks - lucky charms latte. It was a nice flavorful latte. The lucky charms gave a good crunch to the drink. The display had some excellent chocolates and other sweets. I tried the peanut butter fudge, and it was really good. I was tempted to get a box of chocolate. They also serve CedarCrest ice cream. I wanted to try one, but the place got very busy.

I admit, the quality on many of these products are good. But there is a deception at work, and that…read moreis photographs of the product that make them look two to four times bigger than they are. Swiss colony puts the net weight into the description, but that does not put into perception the actual size of the items that you or your gift recipients will be receiving. Take the summer sausages, for example. About five ounces each. The pictures make them look like a foot long, but in reality they fit in the palm of your hand. Yesterday, I was shopping for cookies for a friend. They only had raspberry-filled center cookies. $30 for one pound of cookies! What? plus another $12 for shipping puts it at $42 a pound. They're like those Pepperidge Farm cookies in the white bags that are about $7.00 each. I have an $800 line of credit with them, but The Swiss Colony and all their subsiderary companies, like Seventh Avenue, Montgomery Ward, Midnight Velvet, Country Door, Monroe & Main, Ashro, Ginny's, The Tender Filet, Midwest Catalog Brands, including The Wisconsin Cheeseman and AmeriMark, are a terrible ripoff. Most gift sites are expensive, but The Swiss Colony exemplifies "shrinkflation". Their products always look much bigger than they are, which is the number one complaint even on their own website.

Swiss Colony sends out a beautiful catalogue, and forms noting how easy it is to resend gifts from…read morelast year providing options to do so. Their marketing dept is completely misaligned with their technology. After spending 1 hour on-line, with a phone robot, and customer service it became clear- It was TECHNOLOGICALLY IMPOSSIBLE to simply resend a gift with a message through any of them. On-line reorder does not carry the gift message anywhere. Imagine a 100 year old "holiday gift" company being unable to attach a message to a reorder! Note to Swiss Colony: your customers don't want to reorder gifts anonymously! Even live agentdidn't have access to prior gift/messages or items. I had to log onto my account twice to provide her items I ordered last year (I had on-line access; but customer service didn't!). After all of that I had to manually walk through the entire order from scratch again. Harry and David offers seamless reordering with nearly a click of the button, not an hour of wasted time.

A unique stop, you must check out. The seasonal cocktails…read moreare DELICIOUS!! The service was super friendly and helpful. And the food is great. Don't skip the mustard!!! And so much to check out and look at. Very cool vibes!

Had lunch here yesterday with Jr. Great service…read more Great food. We ordered the pretzel and the cheese curds for appetizers. I had the rueben. Great vibe inside. Great location. We plan on visiting again for dinner.

The best cheese store. Just inside the door are coolers with the cheese on sale. Fabulous selection…read moreat good prices. I bought a 5 lb loaf of German brick. Extra nice. I also bought a small brick of Lederkranz, perfectly ripe. Makes the best sandwiches on Carway Rye with sweet onions.

Based on reviews I expected much more. Came her on a trip to WI from PA based on reviews and the…read morewebsite. Went today and when I walked in two women were filling cheese curd bags and just looked at me and totally ignored me. So I looked around and finally went up to one and asked what they had in the way of alpine cheese. She wasn't sure if they had any and pointed me to a couple of generic cheeses. So I looked up some cheese on the Internet and their shelves and found some based on names. Was so put off I left. Didn't buy anything. No one said anything to me

The staff were great and everything is always nice. The pretty decorating is beautiful!read more

Located in the small town of Monroe Wisconsin,Swiss Colony is the catalog outlet for various items…read moreat great prices. They offer a variety of cheeses,sausages,jellies,candies,pastries and much much more. Inventory changes frequently. Plenty of parking. Closed on Sundays.

Love this place and products, so many to choose from. Amazing!!…read moreOver 50 different brats, sausage sticks, jerky; ask for the list, it makes it easier to choose. I felt like a kid in a candy store.

Delicious brats! We won't buy any other. One of our favorites is the Maple Green County. We've…read moretried many different flavors, and we haven't disliked any. Definitely try them out!

This pub slash sandwich place was a fun experience. They have the stinky Limburger cheese here so…read moreof course we had to try it. It was actually really tasty it reminded me of a Muenster cheese. We also tried the 2nd best chili, that's what they call it and I agree with the name because while it's good it's really not a Texas chili nor a Cincinnati chili. 2nd best chili was more like beef stew meats tomatoes and kidney beans. It was kinda sweet but not overly. Onto the Pastrami on rye sandwich it was fantastic and my husband enjoyed the liver worst sandwich. They had a great selection of local and foreign beer. I had a delicious locally made root beer. I'd come here again if in the area. So go there and taste the Limburger cheese it truthfully is good.