Honestly, the best take home tamales we've ever had in WI. Puerco, Pollo and Queso/Jalapeño - all…read morethree are delicious!!! And their green sauce is amazing! And spicy! Our go to for Mexican groceries/produce and take out!

This is an amazing family run super market. I can get into the store, and back out quickly. I end…read moreup needing some rather odd things, like soy flour, and I just ask Dennis, and usually he will stock what I ask for. All of the staff is friendly and helpful. I bypass the large super markets in town, and prefer to shop at Breselow's, and end up there 2-3 times a week, for the past 3 decades.

Worst store in town way overpriced 3/4 of the store is empty whats point of being in business…read morebakery food taste horrible found hair in the sandwich spread I bought I've been sold expired food from the lunch meat section owner yelled at my son for moving something in a shelf I'm sorry he has a learning disability that he can't control after that I really havnt been in there owner seemed like an ignorant asshole that didn't care atleast his employees are nice store has just turned into an overpriced joke and you get the same excuse our cooler went down that was how long ago why don't you tell people the real reason and covid had nothing to do with it because all this started before covid was a thing

Went to this pick and save this morning , wanted to purchase 2 items from the fresh meat dept,…read moreafter finally getting the attention of the person behind the counter I was able to get 1 of the items I wanted, after he handed me the package, he just brushed me off with have a nice day and walked away. I was stunned, I guess from now on I go to Walmart.

I don't really have to say much about this place, as it speaks for itself! The grocery section is…read morewhat it is. Choices for all wallet thicknesses, allergies and diet fads. However, coming from MN, it is awesome to be able to buy beer in the grocery store (No. That's right. We can't here.)! I always stock up on WI craft beer when I am back to visit, generally on Sunday (No. That's right. We can't here.). See you next time!

Very Good Prices Fresh bakery and Produce Friendly Staff…read moreBest sale on Turkeys for Thanksgiving Using My fresh leeks I bought for my Thanksgiving stuffing

Just went to Piggly Wiggly in Watertown. Wisconsin had the first register closest to the flowers…read morevery rude young lady couldn't smile. Quint say hi couldn't answer my questions and I said wow you must be having a bad day and she just gave me a dirty look. I don't understand why people pay people like that when they can't even have a smiley face, she didn't have to carry on a conversation with me, but she could've had a smile on it on her face or address a customer very rude young lady would never go to her again. This is New Year's Eve Saturday at 9:21 in the morning.

Long lines at Cash register. Plus when they run Fruits on weekly specials, they either don't have…read moreit or run out. Then they give the excuse, It wasn't on the truck. Sounds like Bait & Switch so you have to buy other items.

I love Aldi for fresh vegetables and meat. There is always something that enhances my healthy…read moreeating journey.

Glenn's is a great place to buy meat, catering dishes and especially dog treats!…read more We stopped on a whim, attracted by the giant chicken sculpture and entered to find a large butcher shop with tons of choice. Ready to BBQ? Choose from the long butcher counter or a tremendous variety of brats and seasoned chicken breasts. Got company? There are whole cases full of catering, ready to heat and eat. Tenderloin tips, main dishes, appetizers, sides and more, all at good prices. Hate cooking? Pick up containers of frozen homemade soup (10+ kinds), something from the deli or grab a hot lunch on weekdays. Have a dog? If you raw feed you need to hit this place up because they have it ALL at great prices. Plus every kind of freeze dried organ as treats and giant smoked bones for like $2-3. Something for everyone, plus really good prices.

Being a successful business is more than just offering a good product: it's about how you treat and…read morevalue your employees and customers. In the middle of a pandemic, Glenn's chooses to promote misinformation about COVID-19 and expose their workers and customers to the virus. Not a single worker I saw inside was masked, and a sign hanging on the store's entrance flaunted the statewide mask mandate. I also politely asked the cashier to wear a mask when ringing up my purchase. I didn't think that this request was too much to ask during a pandemic, especially in a state that has been hard-hit with the virus. Rather than do this small thing to make me feel valued as a customer, the cashier jeered at me and dismissed my (very rational) request. I generally don't like to leave bad reviews, but - if given the choice between a bad review versus spreading a virus that has killed countless thousands - I will gladly leave this review in the hopes that others will see it and not give Glenn's your business. There are plenty of other local meat markets to support during these trying times, and I hope that readers of this review will do so.

A great go to spot for donuts. Lake Mills Market has a nice little bakery with freshly made donuts…read more They are always themed depending on the time of year/holiday. The space is clean and offers a nice variety of cakes, baked goods, and treats.

Friendly staff, decent selection especially for a small town market…read more Produce is commonly well past fresh (and high priced), sushi is good most of the time, but have had multiple bad experiences, too, fish was NOT fresh. Also, you REALLY need to keep an eye on the posted/advertised price versus what you're charged, I've been grossly overcharged on some things (cabbage, on St. Patrick's day) advertised at $.59/lb, charged $3.99/lb. Several more that I've caught, I wonder how many I've missed. I use Lake Mills Market if I need something immediately, but choose other markets when I can.

I went for the first time today and I enjoyed the experience. The woman working was very helpful,…read moreand full of so much knowledge. she gave me wonderful tips and shared books and influencers I can follow for more tips she was great and so was the store!

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Best place in the world never had meat so good always come here never had a problem and employees…read moreare awsome

I like Pernats for the fresh meat and cheese yet I mainly go there to get my dog bones and pig ears…read morebut they have lately been out of them. The service is okay, lots of employees who don't really seem like they want to be there or want to help me. The ambiance is dark and kind of unwelcoming but I still go in from time to time.

If you are not familiar with the acronym C.S.A., it stands for Community Supported Agriculture…read more This allows you to purchase a share in the farm, typically in early spring, and then receive your vegetables, eggs, and other farm items from the farm throughout the season. The farmer has funds to invest in products and their operations directly versus purchasing from a store which would take a cut prior to passing along to the farmer. I was first introduced to Rubicon River Farm at the Urban Ecology Center's annual CSA event which allows you to meet the farmers and understand how each chooses to run their business. Their shares sold out before I could sign up in 2012 but I signed up early and took part in the 2013 season. I chose a bi-weekly, single share which fits with my household size and lifestyle at the moment. I receive bags of fresh salad mix, assorted vegetables, some bulk items such as raw sunflower kernels and brewer's yeast and even potted fresh herbs to grow on my porch throughout the season. One of my favorites is garlic and garlic scapes (the green ends of the garlic) and Swiss chard. They are both great in quiche. I'm looking forward to the other bounties of the season, including fall as well. One thing that I feel sets Rubicon River Farm apart from other farms is the communication and involvement with the shareholders. Each week there is an online newsletter which discusses the items, teaches you more about the ways to prepare and sometimes the history. For some, the items may be outside of the normal grocery purchases but it is a great adventure. The owner also arranges special events, like organic strawberry picking at the farm. There is also an option to assist at the farm to be involved in the process. This can also be a device to supplement your share cost. Families can also visit with their children to show them where food REALLY comes from. There are a variety of delivery options, including delivery to your home or business. It is very convenient for folks who may work or travel frequently. The farm is also open for onsite vegetable and egg sales for those who want a little bit more or just want to check things out. I am more than pleased with the way this CSA program is operated and what I receive. I often recommend Rubicon River Farm to my friends and family - not to mention share some of the treats I prepare from my bounty.

From the owner: Rubicon River Farm produces community supported agriculture - CSA for Southeastern Wisconsin. Our…read moreFarm grows 63 varieties of non-GMO, pesticide and herbicide-free veggies and fruit. We value providing our members with the total farm experience through farm events, social media, front-door delivery, and group work events. Rubicon River Farm was established in 2009. We had 10 members in 2010, 40 members in 2011, and 80 members in 2012! The farm has grown significantly by member recommendations. Rubicon River Farm's goal is to promote sustainability through the community. We partner with many local businesses, speak on CSA for organizations/community events for free, and work with businesses to promote wellness and health. We also have a special spot on our farm for children, and provide parents a Baby/Toddler CSA Share and online forum to share ideas about getting children to eat healthy.