I went into Jmart to get some sweet chili sauce I can only find there in the big bottle. I always…read morefind other good things like candies or a red bean paste bun.....yummmm. Some really great deals and many delicious sweet treats. The people taking care of us are always super nice and really know the products when asked about them. Great place to stop in and check out... don't forget to get some great treats.

WOW awesome selection of Japanese products! Who would have thought this little gem would be hidden…read morein Sparta, Wi! The sushi at the restaurant was also great! Will be making trips from Onalaska to shop here for sure

I stopped in to the liquor store for a specific brewery beer. As i passed by i asked a cashier if…read morethey carried Lift Bridge? She checked a laminated form then replied "yes, door 30. There's numbers above" Boom i walked to door 30 and there was the Lift Bridge beers. Unfortunately they didn't carry the seasonal beer i was hoping for but ... hey thanks for being so helpful and organized!

OMG-I'm not going to steal! 2 cases of heavy beer...no remote scanners...waiting on 2 associates…read moreto approve with 38 customers waiting for 4 checkouts...and covering their own checkout stations. Everything has to be removed and on the scale. No scan one twice and call it good. Grocery store is about 9 football fields wide and no clear order. Nothing there that I came for in grocery area. Issues with debit card readers made me unload my cart and put them all back on the scale...the third time in and out of the cart, I talked to the associate and actually got them to clear me to exit the store. Wtf.

Shout out to dart at the bakery he went above and beyond just to help me get a special order donutread more

Early this morning, Halloween, i wanted a few items. I hurt my foot so ive been using a cane &…read morehoped to use a motorized cart @ the store. I drove up to the doors to peek inside to see which door they were at? I didnt see them but decided to go in anyways. I went inside the middle set of doors... a few steps in and a man on one passes me! I walk the short distance to the self check out to ask the employee if they have them, where are they? Apparently there was a door just west of the ones i came in that they are at. The delightfully kind Darcey offered to get me one so i didnt have to walk further. Once she brought it to me she showed me how to operate it. Thank you Darcey!! You made my experience so much more wonderful and comfortable You were a joy to chat Halloween & sports w as well. Cheers

People's is a beacon of light in La Crosse, WI. It's a medium sized co-op off of King and 5th, with…read moreminimal parking to the side of the building, but extra parking behind the building near the bank. Be careful though, there are signs that designate certain parking spots for bank customers only. On the outside, it's not overly impressive but as always, it's what's on the inside that counts. When you walk in, the fresh produce (local if available, organic and conventional options all abound) is the first thing you see. Nestled inside of the produce department is a generous salad bar, where you can build your own salad from a serious array of veggies, proteins and toppings for about $6 a pound. Not a bad deal if you're on the run or at the store and don't feel like cooking tonight! There's also an aisle solely dedicated to bulk foods, and their selection is completely impressive. Take a stroll down that aisle before settling on anything pre-boxed or pre-bagged. Make sure you take one of their provided stickers and write the PLU (provided on the dispensing canisters) on the bag for the person at the check out! They've got your standard fare (cereals, canned items, household cleaning items), but with an eye to what's organic, local, environmentally friendly etc. Their meat and dairy department is amazing, and you can pick up farm fresh eggs that are locally grown and harvested for just under $4 a dozen. I purchased some ground beef that was locally raised and grass fed, and it was exceptional. There's a fantastic deli department with pre-made items, a bakery that can definitely get you in trouble, and a wine and beer aisle with a cold side if you're in a hurry. There's even a section for essential oils and charcoal soaps and things of that nature. The best part is, you don't need to be a member to shop here. Membership is encouraged at about $100 or so a year, and you get special savings that way. I recommend the co-op to everyone I come across!

Good produce, deli, and baked goods. We always get some of the bulk coffee…read more Clerks are friendly and staff is very helpful.

Beautiful new location (about a year). Plenty of parking. Tons of organic & natural food options…read more We scored some great prices on not only Organic Valley items, but produce as well (fresh organic strawberries)! Also good price for some Organic Valley swag (t-shirts, hats, caps). Cool! Eco is everywhere here. Wind turbines greet you as you drive in. Water saving fixtures in rest room. Eco parking places marked. Bike rack areas. Xeroscaping around buildings & parking lots. Great job planning! Friendly staff, very helpful. She helped us find a scenic drive to the LaFarge store. We don't get to this area of the world very often, but so glad we stopped in!

I actually pulled off to get gas but went into the store and was really impressed. Firstly, the…read morestore has two spaces - in the first produce, deli and impulse departments and then you pass to the normal center store aisles and check out. I assume it was two commercial spaces joined late. I know how hard it is to get good produce distributed to a remote , small volume location , but Molter's nailed it. Great quality produce and more variety than I would have imagined. Great stop of the interstate.

The new sushi maker need some help with the rice. It's Sooooo hard and dry it's like eating a…read morepretzel sandwich. Add more water too the rice

I go camping up here, and this groovy little local store (not so little it's a supermarket really)…read moreis the big alternative to Walmart (or Maomart as I like to call it) and has decent produce and beer and what ever else you might have forgot to pack as far as toiletries etc.... Go here, not freekin Maomart.