It's a clean and well maintained store. Nothing special, nothing bad either. You give them money…read moreand you get something in return. Tthe items are usually well stocked, even after the supply chain was upended by Covid. I strongly suspect the low stars are simply due to the small population of Winona and the bias toward reviewing negative when you're upset, but doing nothing when you're satisfied. Plus, like I said, it's a store. No one goes bananas when stores perform as expected.

HQ for Target Corp in US is in Minnesota. USELESS, 612-304-0073, they just loop you into the #…read morewhich reaches Phillipines, or in rare case, a random US location, but can not reach HQ to speak with anyone on why can not order item online ( it is cyber Monday) will nt let me order a book online, they stopped sending items to stores, lmao, but can not even order to your address, today, wtf ?! makes no sense as Target HQ makes no sense... so.. WHO GETS FIRED ?!?! AT HQ of Target.....

What a fun and joyful place! Wd spent nearly an hour here. Loved the carousel and the museum of…read moreold toys. The toy store was nice and I bought a puzzle. The fudge looked good but didn't try any. Wish you were had time to play miniature golf. It looked fun. The bathrooms were nice and clean. This was a great stop.

Lark Toys is truly a hidden gem among MN travel destinations. Have been coming here for many…read moreyears, first with my children and now with grandchildren. There is so much to do: take a ride on the exquisite hand-carved carousel, browse an exceptional selection of books, shop for creative, quality toys, peruse the extensive collection of retro toys, and enjoy a round of mini-golf. If you are looking for an alternative to the usual expensive tourist trap, bring the family for a beautiful drive to spend a relaxing day in this charming, one-of-a-kind place.

I realize the other reviews were left years ago, so perhaps things have just changed a lot, but…read moreafter reading them, I really felt I needed to leave my opinion, because I find it shocking that there were more negative reviews than positive ones. I visit La Crosse twice a year for work and I found Dale's 2 years ago. Since that first visit, I make a point to stop in whenever I visit the area, so I've been there 4 times. For the most part, I limit my perusal to the back half of the store that is all clearance items. I am a size 16 or 18 depending on the cut. I can find just as many clothes to try on at Dales as I do at any other store that does not explicitly cater to plus size women. The only issue I've had is that a lot of the clothes fit my body well, except my bust. Again, the same problem I have at many stores. And the store carries two jeans/pants lines that do cater to the larger sizes -- Not Your Daughters Jeans and Cookie Johnson. My budget limits me to only buying a few items each visit, but I love that I don't see ten other women walking down the street everyday wearing the same outfits I've bought there. I'd give quantity and quality of clothes for me a solid 4 stars. I give the five stars for the customer service that FAR exceeds many store experiences I've had. I've never had a bad experience with any of the sales people. As expected, Dale is the best salesperson on staff and he's fantastic for asking specifics about what I'm looking for, my style preferences, and because I discuss budget, he keeps his selections limited to the sale racks. I've been there only once that Dale was not there and while the customer service wasn't at that same high level, it was more than adequate. There's a woman who I've seen working there most or all of the times I've been there. I don't know her name, but she has very short blonde hair. She has always been very helpful in finding things in my size, asking about whether I'm looking for anything specific, checking on me in the dressing room to see if I need anything, and that sort of thing. Whoever I've seen working there has always been nice and accommodating, never mean or making me feel that my size or anything else excludes me from the store. I walk in in non-label jeans and sneakers, so they're certainly not treating me differently because they think I'm a big spender.

Dale helped style my daughter for her senior pictures and he absolutely nailed it! So grateful to…read morehave a store with amazing selection and a stylist on site right here in La Crosse!

This was a splendid children's shop. The clothing was always in excellent gently-used condition…read more The owner is a lovely woman. Sadly, it is permanently closed.

Baby Bean is a wonderful shop! I found so many outfits, accessories & blankets for my new…read moregrandbaby. All the items are in perfect condition and organized and displayed in an uncrowned, easy to shop way. Looking forward to another trip very soon for baby's new sizes!

Do not take your vehicle to the car care center. I know of one time they didn't put oil back in…read morethe car causing it to blow the motor. An other time they didn't put oil back in but the driver caught it before any damage. And another time they didn't tighten the drain plug on the car. All of this happened in 6 months.

If I could give a -star i would so most Walmarts autocare to get oil changes are pretty much…read morehelpful. Not the one in Winona all they could offer was you have to make an appointment online. When did Walmart start doing that I always knew growing up that you drive up and they get your info and they tell you it will be about 30 mins or so not we won't be able to get you in. So that's irritating. So for anybody that looking to get an oil change don't go to Walmart especially in Winona MN service is terrible.

Do not buy from Ashley. They show up without completed furniture and then give you attitude when…read moreyou call customer service. The store manager doesn't call you back, the receptionist hangs up on you, and weeks later my furniture is still not installed. The best part is they say there is no return policy. I just want my money back.

What is needed is for Ashley Furniture to have managers in their stores or accessible by phone or…read moreemail to address customer concerns that cannot be addressed by frontline employees. I am currently to reach out to the corporate office in Wisconsin once again. Customers should not have to go to these lengths to have a concern addressed.