Gas- check Cheetos- check…read moreGallon milk- check And they still have fresh fruit, bananas, bread, treats and all that other crazy stuff you might need, gift cards, candy bars, teddy bears, beer, and popcorn. Seems like this place is always busy. Located conveniantly at one of the thousands of roundabouts in Mount Horeb!

Bodi served me and my friends the kindest customer service I've ever experienced. I hope he has a…read moregreat day

So happy to have found this Kwik Trip! It was worth the 30 minutes drive and had everything I…read moreneeded for my trip! Corn on the cob wasn't too fresh but beggars can't be choosy! The bread, free eggs with purchase on app was bonus! It was clean and fully stocked! The soups were a great addition and hot and tasty!

They have everything lots of specials and a nice clean store. Coffee machines that do drinks anyway…read moreyou want. Hot sandwiches and any other premade food , desserts pizzas. Some made and some take . Great car wash . Best prices for fuel .

Fresh tomatoes? Cukes?…read morePotato's and onions too. Red bell peppers. So fresh they aren't noticed missing from the garden by the bunnies yet! At a Dollar General you say? Nah, just the store along hwy 14 on the westernmost edge of Mazomanie, Wisconsin. And NOT IN the store, but the parking lot. So it's technically NOT about Dollar General at all. And probably only for another week or so. Two weeks ago I happened to stop at this store to get some AAA batteries for my mouse on evening when I took notice of the vegetables out yonder as I returned to my car. This is about the DG, not a fly by night vege hustler offering righteous prices on healthy gazpacho fixins' (which was precisely what I prepared following that initial visit) The DG store too has an impressive grocery selection, to be certain. I have ventured into many a dollar store type place in the last couple decades, and they seem to be stepping up their game. Ages back the stuff inside made me wary of its place of origin and authenticity of labels on the merch. One place about 20 miles north west of this place, I purchase some dirt cheap pasta because I figured a dried noodle is a dried noodle. And it's true. They are dry. That box of pasta when closely inspected didn't have a UPC symbol! Holy F! That might mean one of two things. The first being that it's country of origin isn't on the recognized industrial records of the planet. Or It was like 40+ years old, meaning before EVERYTHING anywhere was stamped with its mark of the beast tattoo! That's like late 70s folks! Cooking those noodles was only done to make a scientific advanced concept that some foods might be worth something following a nuclear event. The strand of spaghetti I tasted from that singular pot O noodles was edible. It wasn't terrible and it wasn't good. But it did sustain the boiling water for 9 minutes and was al dente. It ate it and live to tell about it all these years later. I dumped the rest because I wasn't starving enough to take a chance on possibly some weird E. coli strain was lurking in a certain batch of pasta that had originally been destined for Russia back during the Cold War. Where was I? The beer selection is adequate, as I wasn't looking, I suppose. I can't imagine beer snobs wanting some elitist microbrew are going to find a keeper in a bargain basement outlet for the penny wise. Loads of Starbucks drinks. Energy drinks, Monster mostly. All sorts of familiar cartoon character endorsed cold cereals, none of them some off brand phony ass looking pirate as a fake Capt Crunch in the bunch. Some of nearly everything really. It's like Target only not an overflow of RED. Or the stench of a lidless dumpster, akin to a vast trailer park such as Walmart. No this place is like a tiny car, it has pretty much all the same stuff, just squeezed into a building that can be comfortably dropped right into a large 7-11. As for the daily fresh veges, well as stated that's gonna be gone long before most of you readers get to this final word. Word.

Their meat case is great it's all fresh and you can pick up. Any item you need they have on there…read moreshelves . They will help you anytime you need anything

This is a Hollandale gem, and what used to be the staple of every rural downtown: the little…read moregrocery. We are fortunate to have this and they have an amazing selection. They carry everything you need from meats, cheese, dairy, fruits and veggies, to a great selection of dry goods.

I always make an effort to stop at this shop when coming through Spring Green. Literally everything…read moreyou could want or need. LOVE their yarn selection in the back of the store.

Great ol' time variety store. Family owned and managed. They have a bit of everything you need…read more Toys, Woolrich and other clothing, knitting, gifts, household supplies, greeting cards and more.

The service and ambiance is almost as good as the delicious food they have! Everyone was happy. I…read morehad a wonderful veggie, egg, and tofu scramble. It was so good that I want to try to recreate it at home! We enjoyed it so much that I wanted to come back the next day, but unfortunately we were only going to be in town for another day. I would love to go back if I'm ever in Spring Green again.

We had the best breakfast here today! The denver scramble with fresh cheese curds was amazing. The…read morefresh bread that came with it was also delicious. The blueberry lavender lemonade was great! Everything came out quickly and accurately. The staff was very friendly. Unfortunately I didn't get a single photo!

A lot of different samples to choose from. Great quality furniture. I'm not sure why I even start…read morelooking other place when i always end up here.. You can find the owner on the floor working his magic just to hand off the commission to one of the salesman/saleswoman. I think that's classy and shows how much his employees mean to the Ayers family. As always, I'll be back.

This furniture store is a gem! We needed a in-stock sofa for a tiny budget and tiny apartment. If…read moreanyone is looking for reasonably priced furniture in the Madison area, they should come here. Don't be fooled by how the store looks, you are getting quality for your dollar. Also ignore the expensive sofas near the door if they are out of your price range. Ayers has a wide selection of price ranges and styles. We were able to choose something more modern for a small budget. Although we could have picked something traditional. They have a great in-stock floor selection, as well as an insane custom order area. Our salesman let us take our time and walk the whole store. He was kind and personable. Very low pressure! We ordered that day and we were able to receive it less than 6 days later! We could have received it sooner, but we are quite far from the store. The moving men were very quick and efficient. They didn't even bump anything, never mind actually damage anything. They let me know the timeframe they would be here all the way up to 2 mins away. The couch is sturdy and will last us a long time.

Maurice's is a store brand that is spread across the Midwest. This store is very similar to all of…read moretheir stores and sells clothing and accessories targeted towards girls and young women. They have a pretty nice sale rack and moderately priced items.

This is your typical chain store, but the clothes are adorable. If you wait until after the…read moreholidays, the sales are awesome (some blouses as low as $4 dollars each). My daughter and I stop by to peek once every two weeks and we usually find some good deal. Some times though their sales are all that great, but if you watch for sales, you'll do well. The staff there is very helpful.