I always am happy to see natural-type food stores in small towns, and that is certainly the case…read morehere. This seems like a labor of love for them, and I am glad that they have stayed in business for so long. A noteworthy feature of the store is the prepared food selection. I'm not sure if there are any regular restaurants with organic-type food in Platteville (I doubt it), but at least I know that I can get something to eat here. They have hot food for lunch several times a week, plus soups and various cold prepared foods every day. The selection of bakery goods is especially nice. Everything is prepared on the premises, and they also have a very nice dining area in the converted apartment above the store (up a steep staircase). The vegan vegetable soup that I tried was excellent, and I also enjoyed the lemon shortbread cookie that I tried. I was disappointed, though, that even though I was informed that everything is organic, that actually is not true of the meats used in the prepared food products. So I plan to steer clear of foods with meat in them when eating here in the future, since I do not do well with meats when the animals have been fed glyphosate-contaminated feed. I actually threw the chicken salad that I bought away because it was inedible to me. I wish I had read the ingredient list before tasting it, rather than trusting what the store employee told me about all the prepared food being organic. The fact that they are using non-organic meats in the prepared foods seemed a little odd to me since they actually have a very, very nice selection of organic local meats in the freezer section. So it must just be that they are trying to keep costs down on the prepared foods, in order to increase sales volume. That is not a strategy that I really approve of, but it may be necessary for them to stay in business, I guess. As is evidenced with the prepared food, there seems to be a strong vegetarian/vegan emphasis throughout this store, with many such products being stocked. The fresh produce section was pretty good (though i am not sure what it will be like in winter months). I bought some frozen ground lamb and thought the quality was very good. It has been hard for me to get good lamb here and so will be buying that from this store again. They also stock New Century organic pastured eggs, which I have found in the past to be very good quality for eggs available in a supermarket. Those eggs are no longer being sold in Galena/Dubuque though, and so I very well may make special trips to this store to buy those eggs during the winter months, when it is harder to get good eggs from local producers. The selection of cheeses was pretty good, though with the local products, it would be really helpful to know what the animals are eating (e.g. grass-fed, organic feed, GMO-free feed, conventional feed). It would be pretty easy for the store to collect that information and supply it, if they chose to do so. I thought it was nice that there were a variety of store-made frozen soups being stocked (though I would not eat a high percentage of them since they were made with non-organic meat). I was not particularly impressed by choices of packaged goods products stocked by the store, since I feel that in many cases that they had not selected the better products from various categories. A lot of their products were non-organic and had ingredients such as "natural flavors" in them, for instance. In addition, I felt that the packaged goods products were across the board quite high-priced. I would like to see more local packaged goods too. I guess in keeping with their lunchtime focus, their selection of drinks was quite good, and the prices on these were not too bad. Again, all in all, it is great to have a market like this in a town like Platteville. If I lived in town, I would likely come in regularly to buy produce, meat, eggs, cheese and prepared foods. And I undoubtedly will go out of my way to stop by again when I am in this general area or when I need eggs or lamb.

Always love finding local quality food in small towns and Driftless Market nailed it! I had the…read moreBLTG (Bacon Lettuce Tomato Gauc) wrap, chicken wild rice soup and lemon shortbread cookie. I took to go and ate at the cute city park the next block over. Service was great too. In addition to great lunch spot, super cute co-op feel grocery store too!

I had a relatively minor problem with this grocer and the first girl said " if you don't like the…read moreway, we do things here you don't need to shop here,!" Rather than apologizing for their mistake. Then she transferred me to the manager and told her my problem was they didn't have self check out, rather than I was overcharged substantially, and then when I told the manager what the clerk said, she wasn't even phased by it. " five dollars overcharge on a dollar item, took three times for her to be able to hear what I was saying, I live 30 miles away, and a grocery clerk and manager standby the comment." if you don't like the way, we do things here, (which is overcharge, ) you don't need to shop here."

I went in Saturday to get the hamburger on sale for $3.99 a pound. The sale was for Friday-Sunday…read more The product was sold out. A sign that said...All out, no rain check. WTF, if you are going to have a three day sale, have stock. Put a limit on quantity. Some greedy SOB's comes in and buys 10+ packs and ends up making everyone else suffer. Come on guys, pull your head out!

1st time here. Great family owned store. Has everything you need. Friendly people here. I support…read morelocally owned businesses!

Best little small town grocery store in the area. Kind and friendly staff. Enjoy milk out of the…read moreglass bottle or a fresh sandwich from their meat counter.

Tammy Lee from Piggly Wiggly in Galena IL is one of the most giving merchants I know. She rises to…read morethe Occasion when she is approached to help. In addition to running a great grocery store, providing our community with our needs. I give her five stars and a hip hip hooray.. a very loyal customer that will continue

The prices here aren't the best because it's a little bit pricey but they have cute Piggly Wiggly…read moreproducts like T-shirts and cups and bags and coasters and they also have some good deals sometimes such as cheese and ice cream from Wisconsin. They also donate to the Hungry so I was thankful for that.

Generally love shopping at Aldi but left disappointed. Bought one of the aldi square reusable…read moresquare bags. It was marked $4.99 but rang up $5.99. I let the staff member know that it rang up wrong. They went back and changed the marked price up to $5.99 and said it was the stores mistake and that they had marked it wrong. She said that even though they made the mistake that it would be $5.99. Check you items to makesure they are correctly charging for items.

Liked the deli selection as well as fresh meats like lamb. Best time to shop is Wed. afternoon thru…read moreThurs. for the above. Clean & well stocked. Fruits and vegetables are fresh.

We went to Kieler's this afternoon to buy products made in Wisconsin. The staff were extremely…read morefriendly and very helpful. We would recommend this store and we'll go back for future purchases.

Came through to grab some spotted cow. This store is clean, organized, and meticulously put…read moretogether. The employee was pleasant. They have tons of food and beverage's to choose from.

Whenever we are in town to visit relatives we usually stop at Piggly Wiggly to pick up some…read moregroceries or sometimes to have a fruit basket made up as a gift. They do not normally have them pre-made but that means they are made up fresh. The people working here are always friendly as is typically the case with small towns. They have a good variety of fresh produce and plenty of selection of other grocery items and household goods. Their staff is always doing their best to help you find whatever you are looking for, as long as they carry it. They are conveniently located close to downtown Boscobel. Having been in operation for many years now, Piggly Wiggly is definitely a great addition to the town, but I'm not saying anything that locals don't already know!

Photo contest of cutest pet from the local community of patrons inside the Walmart at the entrance…read more Walmart has the best prices and when you have sales there even better prices. The supercenter has everything you need and it's essential in a small town where you get good deals for everything and gearing up for summer is all over the store.

This is just a review for the pharmacy and the so called "empathetic pharmacist". A pharmacist here…read moretold me that my PTSD was not real. She also raised her voice about my medication to the point where other people on the chairs in line were staring at me. That's a HIPPA violation by the way and has been reported as such. Also, the woman made a joke of "you don't look like a soldier" when I brought up my PTSD. I have been in contact with Walmart corporate and they are appalled by the situation and sending people to this Walmart to evaluate the situation and/or fire them. I have never been so humiliated in my life and I'm glad corporate is taking it as seriously as they are. I highly recommend going to any other pharmacy in galena. Also, the pharmacist trying to tell me my doctor (who is triple board certified by the way) was wrong and she "knew better" about my medications is highly illegal and I find it very suspicious that Walmart hired pharmacists who so clearly do not follow the law. Pharmacists can lose their license for HIPPA violations like this but it's entirely on them. Shouldn't have gone into the field if you don't follow the law.

Friendly, well trained, and highly efficient employees ensure a satisfying shopping trip. Weekly…read morespecials are always great but run out quickly. So go early and make friends with other early risers -- mostly seniors with a good story or two to share.

Holy overpriced batman. Nearly everything is consistently 30-50% more than an average grocery…read morestore in a larger town. Dated interior, slow check out lanes and personnel who have no sense of urgency or seem to be very lackadaisical in motion. I imagine a majority of the folks shopping there were purchasing last minute things and didn't have the time to go to a neighboring town to purchase. Sorry Pig. You've lost it.