Who knew Beloit Wi would have the best little market and lunch spot a girl could lay eyes on…read more Scapes and pickles are top notch but the beers are a snacking staple in our house. Everyone drools over them. We even put them on our wedding charcuterie and con continuously had people asking where did you get those beets! Also picked up some local Wisconsin rye whiskey and the husband loved it. You can also find some of their items at Public Market in Milwaukee so I suggest those near and far check this stuff out!!!

They have all their goods for sale. They also have a nice "healthy" cafe on site. Staff is nice…read moreand the place is very clean.

Bountiful Beloit has local and organic products, fresh vegetables, art, and a Community Supported…read moreAgriculture program where you can buy shares in exchange for weekly boxes of vegetables. You can even buy local cheese, yogurt, and DairyHaius ice cream there.

Beloit is so lucky to have this in our city! Jenny Hoople and Raul Casique -- neighbors, artists…read moreand farmers -- have opened this fabulous store in what was otherwise a neighborhood in need of a local grocer. They have luscious greens, organic staples, safe cleaning supplies, plants, pottery, and snacks! Check them out for in-store shopping or on-line pick-up orders. I've gotten some amazing greens, vegetables, perennials, and herbs here.

Great place for tacos. Great service, and they have lengua, chorizo, and all sorts of great meat…read moretacos. Vegetarians can ask for veggie tacos (not on menu) and those are better than vegetarian options elsewhere in Beloit. They have a new special with three tacos with rice and beans. It's a good deal of you're hungry, but tacos are the star. Don't forget to get grilled onions, they are divine.

What an amazing place :) both the market and the restaurant are fantastic. Gems! Fresh amazing…read morefood on both sides

Always amazed how this store really makes shopping fast and enjoyable. Checkout gal Linda is…read morefantastic. Hope they leave it just the way it is!!!

This is my go-to place to shop. They have great produce, a decent selection, and they even have…read morebeen stocking more and more brand name products too! I can get at least 90% of my shopping for the week done here. The staff is always super friendly! The flavor of their store brand products is usually just as good as name brands. The produce is really good here too. I love that they also have a revolving selection of non-grocery items as well! (A lot of it seasonal) They also have a 100% satisfaction guarantee, so if you don't like something, they will give you your money back and replace the item! (With receipt of course) Don't forget to brong yoir own bags, or you have to buy them there. Also the cart is a quarter, but you get it back when you put the cart back!

Hot fresh super soft and yummy apple cider donuts ... $1 each !!! And the apple cider does not…read moredisappoint! They have a cute little store with lots of apple choices and other treats. They have a u-pick as well, this was my first time here, I've had other apple cider donuts but this place beats them all ! If you live out of town- it's worth the trip! Just make sure you bring cash cause they do not have an atm & don't take credit or debit.

Best apple cider doughnuts in the country! I miss them desperately every fall since I moved away.read more

Really disappointed in the fact they have banned dogs. And it gets very crowded very quickly l…read more Janesville farmers market allows dogs has music and a lot of food trucks and has been planned out much better!

The vendors need to learn how to add their sales , I'wm not gonna argue with them that I'm getting…read morecharged too much . We have went to flea markets , farmers market way up in Wisconsin my whole life never had a problem and if I must say they are organized so much better .

We shop Woodmans often. The Beloit Woodmans is often clean, from the parking lot to the interior of…read morethe store. Easy to use online guide to find items throughout the store. And many sale items. The staff is also kind and helpful.

Woodman's! You literally n e v e r disappoint…read more You always have skim milk and any other imaginable dairy products. Your fruits and vegetables are gorgeous, huge selection, even strange stuff. And my rosemary and basil starters are all going strong. The meats. Today I picked up some drumsticks to spoil the new (geriatric) pound puppy with. He couldn't believe it, was thrilled. But - where were the dog bones? It's been awhile since I picked up any. Friendly staff person stopped what she was doing. Was cheerful, chatty, accompanied me to the place where they belong. Oops. Nothing there. No problem! Went to check in back. (How really, really nice.) Returned with an armful of fresh, huge bones that any dog could happily spend hours chewing on. Continued with my shopping. Found everything else I needed (of course.) Picked up (my favorite!) jelly donuts. They may be inexpensive, but Woodman's are the best. Filled up with gas. Lately has been consistently less expensive in Beloit (compared to Rockford). Oh! And the NO FEE ATM. T w o of them no less. That is really considerate. And smart. Encourages more shopping in their stores. Woodman's is just the best place to shop. And you feel good shopping there, too. Thank you for respecting folks - your staff and customers.

UPDATED REVIEW…read more Prices seem to have gone up considerably since our last visit. Even their close-out items don't seem to be priced any lower than what you might see at one of the big-box stores. They do offer a nice selection of snack size portions which is a plus but for peanuts,cashews or most other types of nuts,know your prices before you venture out to Elgin.

I heard about the Fisher Nuts Store from some coworkers who rave about the products here. I…read morespecifically stopped in to make my own peanut butter and was pleasantly surprised by how many products they had! At the "grind your own nut butter" station, they had four nut options: peanuts, carob peanuts, almonds, and cashews. The process was easy to add the nuts, turn the machine on, and put your preferred amount into a container to take home. I also was able to get some fresh honey from Wisconsin. I wish they had an option for a reuseable container but pricing is dependent on weight. Both my peanut butter and honey was just over $8 which I thought was a very fair price. Tip: Their samples are back so be sure to try some of the free tasters.