KT is my home away from home. My friends who work there are kind and welcoming every day. My family…read moreroasts me about my love of KT but what's not to love?! I'm a Realtor and I tell every new client moving into the area about how clean and well managed the Kwik Trip stores are. I don't want to visit a filthy gas station with sketchy bathrooms! KT is the best!

I got off the highway to get som gas in this small town and I was surprised that the place was…read moremobbed with cars and I had to wait for a pump. This must be the locals favorite place to gas up because there is a Mobile station one block away.

I'm always astounded by the range of produce the co-op features. From persimmons to avocados to…read moremangoes--the co-op has the ripest and most flavorful. I come to the co-op for fruits and vegetables before I go to Whole Paycheck or Willy. And while I don't buy as much wine as I used to, I've switched my allegiance from a liquor store a couple miles from my house to the co-op. Whenever we have a gathering at our house I can get whatever booze I need there. Most satisfying to me is that every dollar I spend there helps keep this invaluable local resource going. Anyone living within a mile of the store would be wise to spend more shopping time at the co-op.

I had an extremely upsetting interaction with an employee of this this store. I parked in a…read more20-minute space while briefly visiting the coffee shop next door. "Regent Street" was scrawled in Sharpie at the top of the parking sign, making it unclear that the space was supposedly reserved exclusively for this business. Instead of politely explaining or asking me to move, the employee screamed in my face for approximately five minutes and told me he hoped I would never enter his store again. This level of aggression over an understandable parking mistake was intimidating and completely disproportionate. Local businesses are part of a shared community, and misunderstandings should be handled with basic courtesy. Toxic behavior like this creates hostility and makes the neighborhood feel feel less welcoming. No one deserves to be treated this way.

Great place to shop! Friendly staff well organized & clean. Super tasty deli pizza!read more

I gave up hope on this place because the people that work here are unpleasant and rude. In…read moreaddition, this place is poorly stocked and has limited selection in food items. Please improve your customer service team and restock your items.

I've been using Neuhauser for years... decades. Here's the deal it's got fantastic customer…read moreservice. They work really hard to provide excellent service. When you tire of the impersonal, so so service of the big box pharmacies come back to the old school experience. Bonus: Neuhauser is nestled into the wonderful Monroe Street Neighborhood... which is nostalgic for me... but provides a nice distraction if you need to wait for your Rx.

Healthcare environments should be the one place where communication is flexible, but as a…read moreneurodivergent person, the staff completely failed to accommodate how I process information. When I called on the phone, they didn't listen, interrupting to ask for information I had already given them. When you are neurodivergent, as I am, being constantly interrupted breaks your focus, and a pharmacy worker steamrolling you just makes it impossible to get your point across. I shouldn't have to fight to be heard or mask my frustration just to get basic medical needs met. Neuhauser has also lost my prescriptions on more than one occasion, once for weeks. The owner told me "just get the OTC version." The owner was no help. He simply wrote me off, deciding that I was apparently just a jerk, telling me "You should go to Walgreens." Bad as Walgreens can be, it is still better than Neuhauser at least for me. It's a pity because I was a Mallot's customer for years before they closed. I wanted to support a local business rather than a chain, but Neuhauser did not do right by me.

Inside store: Great!…read more Outside store: It's an eyesore with overflowing trash! Management should take care that this doesn't happen any more.

I love that they have these 2 stores combined. I went to HomeGoods looking for some couch pillows…read moreand had success. They had a good selection and great prices. I always enjoy looking around HomeGoods and usually buy things I'm not there for. It can get overwhelming with the amount of stuff they have, especially when it's crowded. I recommend going during the weekday or odd hours. After shopping in HomeGoods it's nice to walk right into TJ Maxx. They have super cute clothes, it's always fun to check out the clearance section. I always look at the soap/lotion section as well. They usually have a great selection.

Triangle Market is a convenience store, conveniently located in my walking path and usually most…read morenoticeable when I've forgotten something essential like water or a much needed diet coke and I do not want to go out of my way. A bottle of soda is like $1.75, which, by my Chicago standards is pretty normal. Water is also priced normal. I've never had bad service. I walk up to the counter with my merchandise, pay, get change and leave. What I like best is the map and store rules. I am actually a fan of maps. I think our spatial capabilities suffer just a little bit every time we use google maps to tell us how to navigate while never actually looking at the map and where we are going. In any case, the fine cartography makes navigating 1,000 sq feet much easier. Plus if I were at all uncertain about opinionated whining or paying in large sums of change, I could easily look at the back of the map and realize that these things are not acceptable by the Clerk.

As long as I've been in Madison, this main-stay market, one of the oldest on State street. It's…read moreantiquated location, unable to hold more than 10 people at one time, is cozy, a mesh of both the modern and old. Products inside are some of the most reasonable on State street

Nordstrom Rack is a great place to go and find what the store Nordstrom offers but at semi…read morediscounted prices. I think it's important to note that when you go in here, you're not gonna find really cheap prices. The prices are still up there. They're just a little bit less than you will find in the actually Nordstrom store and/or Nordstrom online. For me, the main reason I like Nordstrom Rack is their selection of shoes. They have a really big selection of shoes, particularly tennis shoes. They truly have a large amount of all of the name brands. And again, at semi discounted price prices. They're not cheap, but they are below what you would have to pay at the regular Nordstrom stores or most other sporting goods retailers. In terms of clothing, they have a lot of it. They have both a large selection of men and women's clothing. It's truly a vast amount. I don't usually find clothes that catch my eye at this store, but my wife always seems to find something. So, that may let you know of the mindset of the people who shop here. For men, they have a nice selection of suits, sport coats, slacks, and dress shirts. But, they're not exceptionally good deals. Personally, I prefer to go into a shop that is more devoted to those things when I buy such items. For my wife, however, she commonly finds nice dresses, tops, and also, shoes. She too, is a big fan of their shoe department. The one thing I will say is that if you want to get a nice pair of Doc Martens, this is a great place to buy them. They seem to discount Doc Martin's more than they do their other name brand shoes. This is just something to think about. Overall, if you want some high-end clothing, and/or shoes, and/or jewelry, and/or a little bit of anything else that Norstrom offers, this is a good place to purchase it.

It's a good store with the potential for some really good finds, but they do make you feel a bit…read morelike you're a criminal in there. I went to the dressing room and the attendant asking me how many items I had, I told them, and they stopped and made me let them count and leave the pack of socks I was carrying on the counter. Someone else took the socks while I was in the room. Next, I wanted some cologne. Took awhile to find someone to open the lock box where they keep it, and they looked at me like I wasn't making sense when I asked for cologne. When I tried to carry it up to go check out, they snatched it out of my hand and carried it straight to the register. Just a bit odd to treat paying customers like they're expecting you to rob them. It will probably make me stick to ordering from the online store in the future.

Stopped by recently in the day and the store is organized and aisles were neat and clean, store…read moreappeared to be stocked well Employees were very friendly and courteous. Spoke with an associate letting them know the store looked really nice and Appears they got a new manager and that has made all the difference. I will definitely stopping by more often to shop at this location

I have worked in retail, and this location was a HUGE mess…read more It's like they took entire boxes and unpacked them all even though they have no room. Things were falling off shelves as you walked passed, and abandoned stocking supplies stuffed on the shelves as well. They definitely need to start editing down a little bit more. Everything is mixed in with each other and you can't find much. It's like they are overcompensating for all the empty racks.