You can tell that this store has been remodeled recently and is kept in good shape, from the…read moreexterior through the various departments inside the store. I didn't spend much time here but I was disappointed that the one employee I encountered walked right by me without acknowledging me and stopped my shopping companion to ask if he needed something just around the corner from where I was. Not sure why I wasn't deemed acceptable to talk to and he was... I don't find myself in the deep red counties that often, but I would stop here again if I was in the area.

#300 We stopped in…read morehere first as we knew that they sold a baby trailer for bikes. and we saw them on line. We looked all around the bike department and ended up asking for help. Sales associate walked us to where he thought they would be told us to look down this isle. we were there and didn't see any. after looking around more we noticed they were sold out. i took the ticket to a different sales clerk who was stocking he used his computer to see if there were any in the store. no luck. he said that they expect to have some in a week. he offered to check other stores. but we all decided that it would have been too hot this week end to bike anyway. and no rush since its wasn't on sale anyway. The store looked clean and bright. The check outs seem to have plenty of people to speed us along through. Yay its Friday!

I'm crazy about steak tartare. Hard to find in US restaurants anymore, so I have to fill up on it…read moreduring my European vacays. Hard to describe why I like it. The pure beefy flavor, smooth texture, spicyness when requested or it's made tableside. With its unavailability so widespread, imagine the thrill I felt reading about the Cannibal Sandwich holiday tradition in Wisconsin. A product of German immigrants (in Germany, it can be either beef or pork served with raw onions on a roll or bread, and it is called "Mett"), it is served in many homes for the holidays, each family adding their own special touches to the flavor. There are a handful of restaurants in Wisconsin that serve it year-round, and the state's oldest general store, Kuhtz's, is one of them. It's on the menu every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and is served on marble rye with raw white onion and pepperjack cheese, if you like. Seasoning is up to you. I was delighted with the flavor and value. The kitchen at the store is located at the back of the store side of the building (there is also a bar side which features a lot of traditional bar games, as well), and you order at the counter and they'll bring your order out to you when ready. They offer a pretty full menu of bar food and a revolving list of specials and soups. It was a pleasant day for a drive-thru in the Wisconsin countryside and a great lunch.

If you don't have a good time at Kuhtz's, it's your own fault. An integral part of the community,…read moreKuhtz's is a throwback to a time when a local tavern served as the community center. People are welcoming, and drinks are poured Wisconsin proud. Kuhtz's General Store is a special place, an institution, if you will. Go and experience an iconic Wisconsin treasure.

This is my favorite location for soo many reasons! Clean, stocked and friendly employees…read morethroughout! Love The international section for specialties like canolli shells!

Nilla Wafer Persian: For a grocery store bakery, I've been pretty impressed with the doughnuts at…read moremy local Meijer (although the selection is sadly wildly inconsistent). A Pershing/Persian is a doughnut that is similar to a cinnamon roll but is made with doughnut batter. Meijer has had a plethora of Persian varieties lately, with one of them featuring Nilla wafers. The surface of this pastry contains a lake of vanilla pudding with sweet cream cheese frosting bordering it like a beach. Three mini-Nilla wafers can be found within the pudding as the finishing touches. The cinnamon flavor of the pastry's body is sweet and relatively subtle with no uncomfortable burning/heat to it. Cinnamon granules can be seen in the dough after taking a few bites if you look closely enough. I found the dough to have a nice thick and chewy texture while also being light and pillowy. At first, I wasn't digging the texture of the pudding as I'm used to the whole thing being frosting, but it grew on me with each bite. It's not my favorite variety from Meijer, but it was still delicious. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews

Good value, well organized, clean. Customer service is slow…read moreand not friendly. Everyone looks overworked.

Selection isn't as expansive as at other Racks, but the store is bright and clean and well…read moreorganized. Workers are attentive but not intrusive. The mall itself isn't my favorite shopping destination, there isn't enough variety to give me two or three reasons to come here, which is the way malls used to be designed.

Called this location to find out if they had an item. The female in the women's department told me…read morethey had a whole wall full. But when I arrived, there weren't any. So I was a little disappointed that I drove 40 minutes for nothing but I hadn't been there in a long time so I thought I'd check it out.

I came to this Walmart with my semi truck but apparently I didn't know that no trucks are allowed…read moreto park there. I really needed food so I parked quickly and went inside. I ended up buying groceries but needed an Apple Watch charger and the cashier informed me I had to purchase it in electronics. I don't mind but I'm doing the rest of my groceries with it and he didn't mind. The cashier even helped me find a smart tv for my truck he checked me out quickly and we held a conversation. The store was clean and restrooms were too. I would recommend coming here just not with your semi truck.

horrible went on website and look for item said isle j7 and it was never there even went to…read morecostumer service said they don't have it haven't for 3 days made a trip for nothing would not recomend

Pick-up department sure needs work, I get a phone message that my order is ready to pick-up at…read more6:45, drive over to pick-up 5 minutes later (I live close by), I call 8 or 9 times as I'm watching other people receive their orders. Tired of waiting so I close my tailgate and get ready to leave but call once more. Then I'm told in a short sarcastic way 'we don't do pick-ups for customers until 7, only delivery drivers', I then ask why did I get the message to pick-up at 6:45? I tell them I'm in bay #1, it's after 7 now and I watch other people get their orders. Finally cancel mine and leave, cancellation doesn't go through for an hour now, call Walmart customer service and they say it will take up to 10 days to get a refund. I've been a Walmart+ member for years, no longer,,,,

02/02/2025 - This review is for the Service Center and the staff that worked on this weekend;…read moreinteraction with the main store staff will be included: My wife and I made an appointment to have an oil change and tire rotation. Immediately we were greeted by a female service tech. Another tech joined her, and we were helped quickly. We exchanged information on the appointment and service to be done and it was refreshing to see their service was also personable, lending a confidence that we were in good hands. We proceeded into the store to do some shopping. We needed something from hardware, but because of the new remodel of the store, we weren't familiar with the layout. Immediately, a service tech (from the service center) was passing through the store and asked if he could help us. We told him what we were looking for and he took us to the hardware area. The was a couple floor employees there chit chatting, we had to wait for them to finish before they turn their attention to the service tech and us. Ugh. So after we got dropped off by the follow employee to look for what we needed, we proceed to automotive for wipers, we looked up the wipers but couldn't find where they were on the floor. Two automotive employees never asked if they could help us, I had to inquire, and the guy was very short, he pointed in the direction with his chin. The wipers were not in the automotive dept. Where the sign was located. I shop here once in a while and this is the typical service I can expect, but most are friendly and helpful. I just wish they would acknowledge you and help direct you where to go or even find it with you. After checking out we returned to the service center, and it's like a different country. They see you and don't waste any time getting you taken care of and on your way. Is safe to say, when it comes to customer service, the service center team is carrying this store. We will definitely be back.

I would never work with this tire service department again after this experience. The level of…read morecustomer service, communication, transparency, and professionalism was extremely disappointing from beginning to end. One of my biggest concerns is the information provided by staff to an outside company, Cooper Tires. I was told that staff member Pat provided information to Cooper Tires that was false or inaccurate regarding my situation. Providing incorrect information to an outside company is extremely concerning and raises serious questions about the accuracy and integrity of the communication coming from this service department. I was also extremely disappointed by the way the pricing was handled. The Service Manager, Mike, provided me with a price in written communication, and I relied on that written quote when making my decision. However, Assistant Manager Bryan later refused to honor the price that had been communicated to me in writing. Instead, the details and price were changed after the quote had already been provided to me as the customer. That is not an acceptable way to conduct business. When a service department provides a customer with a written price, the customer should reasonably expect that price to be honored. Changing the terms afterward creates a serious lack of trust and makes it impossible for the customer to have confidence in what the staff tells them. Another major issue was the tire warranty. The department did not provide me with the original warranty documentation or clearly explain the warranty terms and specifications at the time I needed that information. When I questioned the warranty, I was essentially told that I was "just supposed to know" what the specifications and requirements of the tire warranty were. That response was incredibly frustrating and completely unreasonable. Customers should not be expected to somehow know the detailed terms, conditions, limitations, and specifications of a manufacturer's warranty without being provided the applicable documentation or having it properly explained to them. The way I was spoken to throughout this process was also extremely concerning. I was treated in an unbelievably condescending manner and repeatedly felt that I was being talked down to rather than treated as a paying customer deserving of basic courtesy and respect. What made the situation even more frustrating was the apparent difference in how I was treated compared with my father. The staff's tone and demeanor toward me, a female customer, were noticeably different from the way they communicated with my father. When my father was involved in the conversation, the condescending behavior that I experienced was not directed toward him in the same manner. I should not have to bring a man with me to receive respectful, professional, and straightforward customer service. Regardless of whether a customer is male or female, every customer should be treated with the same level of respect, patience, and professionalism. Being spoken to as though I was incapable of understanding the situation, while my father was treated differently, was both insulting and unacceptable. What makes this entire experience particularly frustrating is that these issues involve multiple failures: inaccurate information allegedly being communicated to an outside company, a written price that was later not honored, warranty information that was not properly provided, and communication that was unnecessarily condescending and disrespectful. I expect a service department to provide accurate information, honor written quotes, provide customers with applicable warranty documentation, clearly explain important warranty requirements, and treat every customer with professionalism and respect. None of those expectations should be unreasonable. Overall, this was an unacceptable customer service experience. The lack of consistency, accountability, transparency, and basic respect left me with no confidence in this tire service department. Based on this experience, I would not return to this department for future tire services, and I would not recommend it to others. Customers deserve better than being given conflicting information, having written prices changed after the fact, being expected to "just know" warranty requirements, and being talked down to when they ask legitimate questions

It always feels classy in here. Even from the outside. There are two coffee shops on each entrance…read more(one taking you into the mall and one taking you to the parking lot). I haven't been inside, but they like nice spots to take a break. Generally, no one bothers you as you browse unless you ask for help. I've found it a bit hard to get help on the makeup counters, with some counters being unmanned. I do feel like the staff odd a bit snobbish. Not so much when I am well dressed and carrying a Chanel bag, but when I was running in to grab something quick and dressed in sweats. Just a general feeling rather than at specific counters. So I do feel somewhat self conscious shopping here. There's an unseen dress code of sorts. Overall, clean, lots of space and easy experience.

A tan or brown dress shirt, a tan or brown baseball cap, maybe some black jeans. Easy, right? Nada!…read more First, the neat stacks of jeans and other merchandise looked good, but their arrangement had nothing to do with sizes. Many items were only available in small or larger sizes. Yes, I could try on something that doesn't fit and have them order the right size on line. But then why have a store? Pleasant staff cannot make up for poor buyers and limited stock.

love the selection and everything i am always able to find cute stuff. only bad thing i have to say…read moreis the fact that i get age profiled a lot when i'm alone (i'm a teenager) so i'm used to it but this one was probably the worst. i was followed around by a worker who was very insistent that i was shoplifting and made it very clear he thought i was. it was uncomfortable. will likely be back just hope it doesn't happen again.

I'm always impressed by this Marshalls. First, I must say it is impressive and heartwarming to…read moreknow that the TJX company believes in hiring people with special needs to do helpful things around the store. What a worthwhile thing to do! This makes me want to support the company as a whole. Furthermore, I like the quality of the merchandise and it seems to be getting better. It was a little slim during the covid timeframe.

I love going to Woodman's when I have to stock up on pantry staples. I find that their prices are…read moreon average the most reasonable for dairy, canned goods and most produce. The store can be a bit chaotic, depending on the time you visit, and the checkout lines can be extra long. If you don't mind the crowds, it's a great place to save extra money.

Being an out of stater I was amazed at the huge selection and variety at Woodmans! Be prepared to…read morespend at least an hour walking through this aisles, especially the international section, they have so many varieties and no store compares. One small downside is the discounted produce at the front are expired and it's been rare to find a treasure that still appears edible. Overall good deals on fresh produce can be hit or miss with sales on berries. Absolutely love the vegeterian options I have never seen so many tofu, veg burgers, vegan meals, etc in one place (same goes for gluten free!)