First time in woodmans today. We enjoyed walking the store…read moreand checking everything out. Prices are good, store is clean and folks are nice. We were totally surprised when we got to the cashier and we couldn't use the credit card we had with us. Thank goodness we had enough cash. Probably won't make this place our monthly shopping spot.

Do not shop here. The website prices do not match the in store price and the employees, store…read moremanager and corporate office do not care. The price in the store was 71% higher than the web price and they did not care. They made excuses that they there are too many prices to change all the time. I called and asked that the manager call me. The associate who answered the phone interrogated me wanting to know the reason and other details. When I asked simply to talk to the manager she said finally that she would give him the message. Of course he did not call back. They do not care about the customer.

"Ma Na Ma Nah...do doo de doo doo--Menomonie!" (The Muppet Show)…read more Statler: "Is she singing? I thought she was choking!" Waldorf: "At her age, it's hard to tell the difference! DOHOHOHO!" If you just sang that ditty in your head like the Muppets, you're already in the right mood for a visit to the Menomonie Food Co-op Market. This market is as effortlessly fun and cool as Janice from Electric Mayhem, but with less trout pout and more lentil dip. "Fer sure!" Here are the highlights that you really don't want to miss! THE BREAD SITUATION: The artisanal rosemary sourdough loaf from One Love Bread is the stuff boy bands are made of. This bread is basically what happens if you roll Harry Styles in flour and water. It really deserves its own Manchester disco-dancing fan club, but for now I'll just sing its praises. DAIRY AND DAIRY ALTERNATIVES: I was totally NSYNC with this section. I'm not even sure what plants half of them came from, but they looked intriguing. Had I brought a cooler, my fridge would have undergone quite the calcium glow up! SODA ALTERNATIVES: This was the real Big Time Rush! We studied the sodas for a solid ten minutes like raccoons who'd discovered a vending machine. There are flavors and brands here I've never seen in the wild...some with names I can't pronounce (but absolutely bought)! The store was very clean and organized, and if the employees had been any friendlier, they'd have been covered in yellow feathers. In summary: great bread, fantastic selection, kind humans, and a soda aisle that deserves its own documentary. 5/5, will return. Probably for more bread. Definitely for more weird soda. Statler: "That was a long review!" Waldorf: "I wanted it to end five minutes ago! DOHOHOHO!" Ma Na Ma Nah.

The new location in Eau Claire is fantastic. Significantly increased selection on all categories…read more Nice modern store. They have a deli now too with eat in and to go items.

I'm leaving the motel we stopped in to buy a bag of ice. This is nice place it has a little bit of…read moreeverything. Very clean and the employees were nice also. Got a bag of ice,cup of coffee and cheese curds. I was impressed with the fresh meat it looked really good. Also a walk-in cooler for beer. But the best thing gas $4.69.

This is one of the newer Kwik Trip stores in the area, so it has the larger footprint. It has the…read morestandard offerings, hand-breaded chicken, Karuba gold, two bay car wash, etc. It is usually pretty busy here.

So far so good. This place just opened, ahead of the opening of the Hy-Vee grocery store later…read morethis year. This location was previously a Mega Holiday. It has been completely remodeled. It has a sleek modern design. There is a staffed "Market Grille Express" inside with fresh grab and go items. I had the farmhouse breakfast sandwich, which was delicious. Two pieces of bread, bacon, cheese, and a recently made real whole egg. The have Caribou coffee. The store is open unitl 11, but 24 hour pay at the pump for gas. Eberts & Gerberts is still in the same building.

for a new store the employees don't tell you any thing about the store or suggest items to buy or…read moreeven tell you about the fuel perks .Cleanliness is already a problem the hallway leading to the bathroom was full of garbage cans boxes it's like an obstacle course just to get to the bathroom

This is a fairly standard Kwiktrip. They have a carwash that is actually pretty decent. It is not a…read moretouch free one however but I don't care I still like it. It's at the intersection of Highway 53 and Highway 12 so it's very busy at times. It's well staffed it's clean the bathrooms are nice. They have the new "set your pressure" air compressor that works great, which takes the guesswork out of filling up your tires and you're not to keep stopping and checking with the tire pressure gauge. Other than that they have the usual things that you expect at Kwiktrip fresh coffee no charge ATM, etc.

An ok Kwik Trip. It seems a little dated compared to many other Kwik trips.The pumps seem old too…read morewith only regular unleaded and high octane with no ethanol added, there was nothing in the middle like 89.

Adjacent to the Speedy gas station (Amoco) on E Hamilton Ave (next to Furnish 123). Very tasty,…read morefreshly made quick service restaurants. Coke products. Carry out, eat in, or drive through. Cash or credit. I had the chica loca. An 8in taco with toasted cheese. 8 or so meat choices. Street tacos on corn tortillas. Some other items like a burrito, too. It was delicious. I'll be back.

The food was amazing! The service was fast. I wish we had one closer to where I live!read more

I get specialty ingredients here for my Hmong and SE Asian recipes! Some Japanese and Korean…read moreingredients here as well. You won't find this selection easily at any major supermarket in the Midwest. Don't forget to check out the deli for fresh hot foods!

Food was good as hell and the place definitely has a vibe. The biscuits and gravy were flavorful,…read morehot, and filling. My only complaint is that they put the sunny-side-up eggs underneath the biscuits and gravy. I didn't realize it at first, and once I cut into everything, the yolk started running all through the gravy. Some people might like that, but I'd rather have the eggs served on the side so everything stays separate. Other than that, the food was solid, the atmosphere was great, and I still cleaned the plate. I'd definitely come back--next time I'll just be more specific about how I want my eggs served.

We eat and shop a the Coffee Grounds weekly. The menu has locally-sourced options. They offer a…read moreMeal-Of-The-Week. Will & Megan also have an incredible frozen food selection. We always buy the lasagna, meatballs, and meatloaf when it's available. The service is very good. Will, Megan and their staff are happy to answer any questions you may have about their food, cheeses, kitchen ware (pots, pans, knives, and other items), wine, beer & hard liquor (& coffee & cigars). We don't drink coffee, but it's always highly rated in the Volume One's annual Best Of. They have continued the Coffee Grounds legacy and continue to excel. You can eat in their dining area, outside, or next door at Modicum brew pub. It has a great ambiance all around. Meet friends. Meet new friends. We highly recommend their restaurant.