Again, always good food here. Stopped in on Saturday and purchased 2 pork and 2 chicken skewers as…read moremy protein fix and they were delicious, flavorful and tender. I could eat more if I could. lol.

Amazing food made in house by people who obviously care. And just as welcome is that it is for a…read morevery fair price.

Great selection of local and non-local foods, clean, well stocked. staff was approachable and…read morefriendly.

I have been using Piggly Wiggly since I moved to Wisconsin in 1997. I have really been a big fan of…read morethe Deli department because they cut the meats and cheeses however you want it. The past year or so it has been a lucky guess of how things are done. This past Tuesday 10/21 I went to get some lunch meat and cheeses and there was a sign that said on break will be back at 220 pm. While 3 other customers waited for the girl to come back. It's now 235 pm and the other 3 customers just left. A cashier who use to work Deli came back to see why everyone was leaving thanks to her I got what I wanted. About 245 pm the Deli girl came back and I said your late and her response was JEP FOLLOWED BY A SMILE AND A LAFF. From 220 pm until and 235 pm 3 out 4 customers left there remaking groceries and left the store. Things in this deli need to get fixed if you want to keep customers.

I had to enter il Mercato Italiano on Yelp after a fabulous, totally non-painless online ordering…read moreexperience. So... I'm in love with the hard mint candies that are usually found in Italian restaurants. Unlike the candy stripe, red and white American mints, Sperlari Italian mints are translucent, in clearish green wrapping, and utterly delicious. They freshen your breath like nothing else and are vastly superior to mints in the American market. However, the only place I'd ever seen Sperlari mints was in big bowls at the front of Italian restaurants. My challenge was clear: Either I had to wear a mask and go loot the mint bowl at my favorite Sperlari mint-giving Italian eatery, or I had to find them online. Finding the right Italian mint online was far more difficult than I expected. The specific brand I like most- Sperlari Caramelle Menta- appears to be imported and sold ONLY in bulk. And by bulk, I mean 1600 mints, which is ambitious even for someone like me. I finally found a place that sold the right mints, but they were over $40 (for a zillion) and the snail-mail shipping was astronomical! So I kept looking... Enter, il Mercato Italiano. They sell the same delicious mints for $36.95. AND, FedEx shipping was only $9.38 (compared to the $40 the other place wanted to charge). So I bought them. Yes... I spent over $40 for 3kg of mints... I have a feeling I'll grow to hate them. :) But the entire ordering process at il Mercato Italiano was flawless. They accept paypal, they don't gouge on shipping, they carry a lot of rare imported Italian products, and their slowest, cheapest shipping arrived in less than 3 days. For 2 day shipping at the other website, I would have paid almost $80. I love buying rare, hard-to-find, unique food online, so although I haven't been to Green Bay, WI, I thought it was imperative that I inform my fellow specialty-foods-loving friends of the great finds at il Mercato. Now... anybody want a mint?

I ordered a jar of honey on line that was approximately $20 with shipping and handling. I did not…read morereceive the product that I was charged for. I made numerous phone calls and emailed their customer service number on the website. I never received a call back/email response or the product. Unfortunately I used a bank card and not a credit card for the transaction. I now use only credit cards for online purchasing.

I had such a great time at the Green Bay Farmers Market! There were so many vendors to browse…read morethrough with a mix of fresh produce, beautiful flowers, and some really yummy food trucks. I ended up picking up cherries, kohlrabi, and a few sweet treats to take home. Everything felt fresh and full of variety. If you're in the area, definitely check this place out :) there's truly something for everyone and plenty of vendors to choose from. A perfect weekend stop!

Green Bay has two downtown Farmers Markets. This one is on Walnut St and is held on Saturday…read moremornings from late May until Oct. The other one is across the river on Broadway St. It is held on Wednesday's, late Afternoon/early evening. Both are great! Not sure which one I like better. They both have many of the same vendors, but the time of day and location, bring a little different vibe to the events. The great thing about the Saturday one is it's in the morning. A little bit more laid back. It's a great way to start your morning with coffee and a pastry while you shop the many stands from local farmers, restaurants and businesses. The Wednesday one is on Broadway which has a few more bars and restaurants, so it has a little bit more of a "happy hour" feel to it (if you want to enjoy some music, food and booze this would be your pick). I look forward to getting to as many as possible. Even when I don't need anything... yet I always find something to buy! Farmers Markets in Green Bay, to me, means it's finally nice out!

Went for our anniversary and it did not disappoint. Drinks were amazing, food was delicious and the…read moreservice was great. I wish the fireplace was real during the winter season for sure but, still an amazing vibe and atmosphere.

I've had some excellent meals here, but order a salad at your own risk. As for the Cobb, I had to…read morewade through the mountain of greens to find a tidbit of anything else. Ordered the side Caesar this week. Received a garden salad which I sent back and when they brought me a "Caesar," it was loaded with red onion and tomatoes and it clearly wasn't dressed. I sent that back as well and was told this is "their version" of a Caesar. Yikes!

If you are a fan Asian snacks and elusive spices, Astha is the motherlode. The proprietors of the…read morebusiness are a very sweet and lovely old couple who make you feel at home and guide you towards products they think you may enjoy.  Personal favorites include the wide range of Pocky flavors, their house herbal tea, mochi ice cream, savory samosas, and Indian cotton candy treat. Unlike American cotton candy, theirs features hints of saffron and slivers of nuts. A unique experience for an adventurous palette.

Incredible gem of a grocery store! As you enter you feel the…read morefragrance of fresh vegetables and spices. Everything is immaculately clean and organized. As we were looking at the huge variety and interesting selection of groceries including Indian, Chinese and Thai, the owner came and welcomed us, offered his help. We were so impressed by the thoughtful, kind hospitality of both, the very nice gentleman and his wonderful wife! We got everything we came for and also found more items, including fresh vegetables, spices and even a package of beautiful napkin! The prices are absolutely reasonable, the environment is fantastic. This was our first visit and for sure we will go again.

This place is dangerously delicious! Very aesthetically pleasing on the inside. Great desserts,…read morefood, and drinks. Great service too. Would be a nice place to sit down, drink some wine, and do some reading or play some games with friends. I also love that they have treats for pups. Pretty expensive, so we don't always go, but we don't regret it when we do!

Delights Bakery & Cafe totally lived up to its name so many yummy baked goods to choose from…read more(seriously, I wanted one of everything). Their coffee was also really good, perfect pairing with the treats with cozy ambiance . And shoutout to the person who helped us not sure if she was the owner but she was soo sweet and welcoming, it made the whole experience even better. Loved it here!

As a lifetime connoisseur of cheese curds, I like to think I know the right factors to look for in…read moreevaluating exceptional curd quality. The Laney curds were as good as they get! The first and obvious sign is the freshness factor. The proper octave of squeak is just not present in most of your basic b curds. Biting into Laney curds sounded like a happy pup gnawing on its favorite squeak toy. The most satisfying squeak of a fresh cheese curd upon gently pressing your fangs into them.. really knows no comparison. Next is proper saltiness. This cheese is too salty for me..said no one..ever. Laney curds had just the right amount of salt to keep you coming back for more but without feeling the need to fill up on worthless water, taking up much needed stomach real estate for precious cheese curds. Lastly, the texture is key. Soft but not rubbery and firm enough to produce the squeak is the sweet spot these curds achieved. Let them warm to room temp, and the softness produces a new and novel texture, making the thought of devouring the entire pound a near maddening obsession. Now that I have properly described the quality of the best cheese known to human kind, I can comment on other aspects of the business. Their small shop surrounded by farmland with homemade products is quite appealing. We were greeted with friendly service and found the price to be very competitive in regards to the cheese curd market value. Highly recommended, would nom their cheese again.

Bought cheese from them yesterday. 6 dollars a pound for Colby and cheddar! I have bought better…read morecheese for nearly half that price! Absolutely over-priced in my opinion. Never go there again.

Jake and Robin are the best! Every "thyme" I come there they are always smiling and we always have…read morepleasant conversations. They are knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful.

The indigenous man at the deli counter was perfect. Kind, knew his stuff, no fuss, no muss. Much…read moreappreciated. The lady at the check-out, not so much. While she was ringing my items, an offer to sign up for their loyalty card popped up on the screen. I prefer not to do those, but I have been going to this store more often so thought I might as well. Did the QR thing, and had to fill out info, so she asked me to move to the side so next person could be served. Happy to. Followed the required steps, including clicking on the coupon. Then had no idea where it went. She had to help me. It was rather frustrating. Then, she apologizes to the person behind me for being patient. Excuse me? Your store suggested I get the card, which I then had to struggle with it (yes, I'm non-tech), trying my patience, and she saw me as the problem. No, the app/website/whatever-it-is was. You should have been kind to me, as well; I am also a customer. This happened 11/13/24 around 11:15, 11:30 a.m.

Great place to go! Got in an hour and half early. Did not make me drive in city, for an hour. Staff…read moreacts like they like working there. Walmart distribution centers could take a lesson from them. Truck entry is employees, stop truck at intersection and look. Even before going in! There are two-2 that look like entries!