Stopped by Woodman's in Green Bay during a road trip and scored cherries for just 99¢--best price…read morewe've seen all season! The store layout is similar to the Madison locations, with lots of fresh produce and a good variety of tropical fruits. They got a cool toy vending machine at the entrance and the store was so busy but it was a weekend! Checkout was quick with self-checkout available, and they take credit cards. Great deals and a convenient stop. It's definitely worth checking out!

If you care about the environment, care about the millions of people that are starving across the…read moreworld and care about not being a part of a garbage society then you should not go here. I saw a worker putting some food in a cart and asked why. I was informed that day's before the food even expires they throw it away. Not the day it expires but DAYS BEFORE. It is so wasteful and so insulting to people that would probably kill for that food. Instead of helping the homeless they just added to the never ending garage. Perhaps they even take it all to either the garbage mass that is in the Atlantic or the Pacific. So don't go to a store that shows so little care for the Earth or the people on it

I enjoy Mason Brother's Red Owl for the hometown business appeal. It's been in the same location…read moreand gains more interactive applause from their social media platforms. Prices are reasonable and carry items you can't find in the big chain stores. Deli is home style, delicious (chocolate cake recommend), and whatever in between.

Great Prices and good people. Old school, great store. Been going there since I've been a little…read moreboy.

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.

Always enjoy the store. Shop there once a week. Especially enjoy checking out with Liz! Thanks Liz…read morefor your bright smile and expert customer service!

I have my shopping done by Shipt. Everything goes fine. BUT I had…read more gotten a product with a wrong label - I called the store to tell them about it, and was told I would get a coupon for a free replacement. I never did get that coupon - it has been about 8 days ago. I was told by the Manager I would receive it by email that day. Still waiting - but not holding my breath.

I like to visit local Asian markets on my work travels and found Asian Taste through Yelp…read more I visited about an hour before closing and they were no longer taking orders for their kitchen. Most of the items in the hot foods was cleared out and there were some options in the refrigerated area near the hot foods. As I didn't have a way to heat up the food, I skipped this option. I was pleasantly surprised to find pineapple cookies that I believe are the same ones as what I've had in Thailand before and loved. I don't know if they are available at major markets near my home but being able to spend more time in the aisles of a smaller market, I spotted them and purchased a jar to try out. If Im in the area again, I would come back and see if I can try their hot foods.

Awesome grocery items, I can get my Chinese tea here, and the egg-rolls are DELICIOUS! Also, if…read moreyou have an appetite, get a pound of the pork belly and a small sticky rice, you won't be disappointed.

Sure miss this store The new Sals Store is very disappointing. I was there this week and they had…read moreNo sandwich spread, No Hamburger patties.....and expired by day's shredded beef that they make still on refrigerated shelf. Wow! What major step down from Austin's.

Cute little store with nice selection and friendly service. Not as big as the Copps or Festival,…read morebut the personalized service makes a real difference. Got some potato salads from here, along with some hamburgers, and everything tasted great. People were so friendly too. Maybe it's because I'm from NYC it seems odd when everyone is so helpful, but it's shocking to me. Very clean, inside and out. I like this place.

The food I bought had a rotten taste. I called to tell them very soon after buying it, and they…read moreremembered me. I told them that I either wasn't given a receipt, or misplaced it. I was assured they would take it back. I said that I would return it when I got on that side of town, and two days later, I brought it back. The woman manager told me I needed a receipt. I told her that I was told I would get a refund without one. She gave me attitude. Then she went to get her boss "from the laundromat " next door. He came and rubber stamped what she said. She kept interjecting, and I told her she should be quiet and let me talk to him. She still interrupted and he said "She is a manager too. She can." She was condescending and snarky, but thought that calling me ma'am made it okay. I told him that I made a trip out there based on the promise that a receipt didn't matter and I would get a refund. They told me the man who told me that didn't have a right to because he wasn't a manager. Well when I called that is who they had me talk to. Shouldn't they have put me through to a manager? I had told that lady "You can see it is one of your products . The plastic box it is in has the store name on. And you can see that most of the dip is still there." She said there is too much of it gone. I had told her that what was gone was what I dished onto the chips (which I also bought there) in my fridge. She ignored that I explained that, and repeated the same thing to her manager. So I had to re-explain that it was on the chips, and in order to get it back I would have to scrape it off the chips. And trust me, most of the dip was still in the plastic box thingie. I had already told the male manager that I was a regular customer who was always satisfied with the guacamole dip until now. It tasted rotten This time. I already explained this. It then he said "Why did you buy it if you don't like it?" Like I knew ahead of time it was going bad. And the female manager still was interjecting, and when I interjected he kept saying "She can if she wants." She still kept tacking on ma'am to make it appear she was polite. People were watching. But the managers didn't seem to care, as they kept the argument going. Even if I was a difficult customer-and I was in the right-the onus is on the store employees to calm the issue down and be the ones to give in. I told them that I know how customer service is supposed to be. I worked in it my entire life, and I am almost 60 years old. He said something contrary. No matter what I said, they had to have the last word, even as I walked away. I said something, he said something back, and I think I let him have the last word. I had an eerily similar experience there years ago. Otherwise most of the employees are nice. There is one woman employee there when this took place. I always liked her. There was a male employee who witnessed it, and I hope he doesn't go along with their peer pressure to please them, if they tell the owner their version. And when I bought the dip, I also bought two bags of tostadas which I now have no use for, and two plastic trays of deviled eggs. I spent a fair amount of money. The eggs were good. I sure hope they have a network of friends who will put good reviews here, to offset mine. Usually people don't waste their time putting reviews if they are satisfied, so the little praises are suspect to me.

This place has issues with their fryer in the deli. If you desire fish or chicken, it's a crap…read moreshoot. The store has been there for a long time. I suggest investing in a new, higher capacity fryer so you can meet customer demand. Their chicken and fish are excellent, if you can get them?

I have been going to Badger Foods for over 25 years and have always has excellent service. I don't…read morework for a restaurant but they are near my neighborhood and I have always used them for special events for non-profits that I serve. Great guys.

Products are wonderful. Customer service is amazing. Very acknowledgeable on their products.read more

Pretty fair grocery, all the basic stuff you need…read more Good produce--as far as I can tell (I'm a visitor), the produce is above average. One disappointment--no sandwches made to order even though they slice deli meat. That's too bad...we just headed to Panera Bread for sandwiches, but still, I think Copps is missing an opportunity.

I'm a fan due to the location. Right up the freaking block from the stadium…read more Can't beat that. Like all other franchises..you get everything you'd expect from Copp's grocery. I'm a visitor but the store was clean, brightly lit, helpful lady working all the lanes and customer service. Self check out stands Same sales paper as Madison. Red BoX vending here. We went in to try and get the kid Monolopy game pieces hoping they'd help win and complete the game. NOPE~ same dang game pieces. I'm like honey what did grandma say?! At any rate, great location. You can only enter from the service road or directly from the interestate traveling towards the stadium. There's a huge grassy medium separating the street so no left hand turning to get back to 41South. Nope. Go up and make a UTurn at the light.

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!