Exploremores: I'm the weirdo that doesn't get overly excited about Girl Scout Cookies. There's a…read morenumber of reasons for that as I'm just not a big cookie guy (really selective in the kinds I do like), out of spite as I was a Boy Scout and we never sold anything that was super popular, or they're just simply overrated. The new for 2026 "Exploremores" have a promising description albeit bizarre name. They're described as "sandwich cookies with chocolate, marshmallow, and almond flavored creme". The chocolate cookies are just fine, but the creme in the center is what really shines. I don't know if Rocky Road would have been my first flavor guess. The actual flavor is close enough to Rocky Road that knowing the cookies are supposed to be that flavor, I can see it upon tasting. For me, the marshmallow really comes through, and I get just a hint of almond that is not that noticeable. In a nutshell, these taste like a chocolate marshmallow. Curiosity got the best of me, and I had to try one cookie frozen. It might be the brain freeze talking, but having this cookie chilled completed the Rocky Road picture. There are many superior cookie brands out there, but in the context of a Girl Scout Cookie, these are Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews My Top Girl Scout Cookies 1. S'more 2. Thanks-a-Lot (shortbread with fudge bottom) 3. Caramel DeLites/Samoas 4. Shortbread 5. Exploremores (Rocky Road)

Staff member that was working when I went was so helpful. She pointed out stuff I had missed. I…read moredid refer a few people to the store. Cute stuff. Lots of options. Badges galore. And you know you will always find something

Best collection all over in Desi grocery one stop also Halal Zabhia meet is available friendly…read moreenvironment.

This place is good with variety of food . It's now under new management, they have changed a lot…read moremore cleaner shop and above all now selling homemade fresh food . Just tried their mutton pulao freshly made tastes really good .

preme Nutrition is an amazing place! Everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. The…read moreteam made me feel welcome from the moment I walked in, and the service was outstanding. The shop is clean, relaxing, and perfect for enjoying a healthy treat. I can't wait to come back!

Best pies ever! In the past, I have bought the apple crumb pie, fudge bottom, strawberry glaze,…read moreBourbon Spiced Pecan Pie, "Pie See What You Did There" (blueberry cream (one of my faves) etc. They gave fun unique names to most of the pies, and I didn't reference them all here. Find out for yourselves! So glad they'll be returning to the farmer's market. Next time I'm in town, I'll definitely stop by. Heather only makes high quality pies, using the best ingredients, so I highly recommend!!! See what I did there? Don't miss it!!!

Super easy to work with. You can order your pie through Facebook or in person at one of the markets…read morethey attend. One of the best pies my family has ever had. Great people, great product.

I have been purchasing paper and supplies from Graphic for decades. They have been fair,…read moreaccommodating and competitive on their prices. My only complaint would be missing Larry, our favorite delivery driver.

Great selection of all weights, and literally HALF the price of buying your paper through an office…read moresupply store. This great family-owned business even delivers right to your office for $5 when you order $100 worth of paper. The only challenge is, with their incredibly low pricing, you may find it a challenge to get to $100. Their website can be confusing if you don't speak paper lingo (MSH? CWT?) but zip them an email and they are quick, clear, and super-friendly. Great place. Highly recommend for any office that uses paper.

This place was nice and much more e extensive than it looks from the outside. We saw every room of…read morethe place, and there were clothes and foods and decor and outdoor things and socks that my mother-in-law would love! You can tell the ideal demographic and audience based on your first 30 seconds in the store. Which might not be me, but that's OK. Big points for having a bathroom my wife could use and a birthday gift for my MIL. The staff was friendly and helpful and there was something for everyone.

The staff must have been very attracted to my handsome black husband, because the only other reason…read moreI can imagine for them to follow him around the store from room to room blatantly watching what he was doing would be really unacceptable. Super disappointed this is something my husband still needs to experience in 2024. We were going to buy a hat, but took our business elsewhere to a place we can be respected.

Super place and great owners. They were very helpful in product selection and loading. Can't wait…read morefor another project to head there again. Thank you

This owner's wife needs to be more respectful. The whole family has a genuine attitude because the…read moreparents show no respect for customers and the kids are even worst... they made our whole shopping experience very awkward and unwelcome. I will never go back or spend any money on this family business. I don't recommend it. You can find better-value stones at The Halquist Stone in Franklin on 27th Street. plus and they respect the customers no matter how big or small of a purchase

I was not expecting to find a children's store in the middle of Kenosha. This is a lovely store and…read moreit is really quite large. They have a lot of nice brands here; I saw some stuff by Mayoral, Quincy Mae, Rylee and Cru, and others. They had a nice selection of stuff for both genders--a nice change since I have found (and my friends with sons have confirmed) it can be difficult to find as much for boys as for girls. In addition to the clothes, there were lots of toys and accessories. I bought some beeswax crayons that my little one was playing with (the store has a little table set up near the cash register for children to color at) and I liked the crayons a lot myself; they were really smooth. Makes me want to take up coloring more often. (Though I guess I'll have the chance with a small child.) The sizes run the childhood gamut--they have infant items all the way up to probably at least age 10. The store features a brand of the month, and a contest associated with it; if you buy an item by the brand of the month you are entered into a contest. Clever incentive. There isn't a dedicated parking lot, but the downtown (?) Kenosha area has plenty of street parking.

I missed the fall event but stopped in today. I bought my granddaughter the cutest outfit.read more