Woodman's is a great place for all of your grocery needs, if it's not here I'm not sure it exists!…read morePrices are quite competitive for many items, even not on sale. Although this is a bit far from my home, it's conveniently located near my work so I can pick up items after work. The liquor department is probably one of the biggest I've ever seen with many allocated items behind the counter and occasional raffles for the more rare allocations. The carts are big and noisy but I'll use the "small" ones if I can find one. The store can be overwhelming the first couple of times but eventually you get used to the layout. Woodmans is always busy but with the selection and prices, it's easy to see why. And even with the amount of product and people that pass through here, it's well kept and clean. My favorite departments are probably the huge produce and dairy department. Woodman's will continue to be a place I stop at for groceries and other goodies!

The Biggest and Best Selection of Grocery Items. Some Really Nice Deals. Open 24 hours. The Only…read morecomplaint I have is i use a walker, so I come in, get a scootercart, then go out to my car, which is parked in one of the handicapped spots up against the building. I put the walker in the Car, then go back in and shop. This is between 2 and 4 a.m. when I check out, I drive the scootercart out to my car, then load my groceries. They have a sign about no scootercarts are to be taken outside. I think that's Utterly Ridiculous! I'm not about to reload all my groceries into a normal cart, just to go a short distance out to the Car. If you can take a regular cart outside, why can't I ask a disabled person take a scootercart outside? Other stores have a distance limit on theirs so you can't go too far outside. And the same people who collect the carts can surely ride the scootercart back inside. I did ask the checkout lady since I was parked in the very first spot next to the door, if I could take it outside to load my groceries. She had an attitude, but said ok. That's the Only problem with Woodman's. I shop early morning bcuz there's not a lot of other shoppers.

For me, Pick and Save is the most convenient super market for picking up some items. Since Krogers…read moretook over from Roundys much of the store brand product line has changed to products I don't care for much. I do my primary shopping at other stores. My local store is not stocked as well anymore and isn't maintained and cleaned as well as it used to be. It's disappointing.

I have been shopping at this store for a couple of years now. Last year a new general manager came…read morein - wow she was(is) terrific. The last couple of months, we have been having issues with the pickup person not notifying us of substitutions or, as last night, just giving us the wrong product. I called the store today and asked to speak with the manager. First, the lady did not identify herself, and was very rude sounding. Apparently she was the assistant manager, April. Based on her conversation, and the lack of concern in my issue, I will shop somewhere else for a while. I called to express my concerns about the pickup (only in evening/ night) not doing things properly, her response, "Well, i don't know. I will let corporate know." What? just talk to the employees in the department reminding them of the procedures. Any ways, we have other PNS in our area.

Great service and selection here at the Franklin location. The butcher counter was nicely stocked…read moreand service was fast. To my surprise, Sendiks bacon was still on sale, which is a tremendous find. Don't sleep on that stuff. Produce was fresh and moderately priced so i was able to get the remaining items on my list.

NO more bakery from here! Found only ""3""...bits of…read morecranberry in a supposedly Crandberry muffin! Going back to two other bakeries where you are happy to pay for what you're getting in every BiTE!.

I ordered pickup and unfortunately the soda I was getting was out of stock. Instead of them trying…read moreto replace Pepsi zero with Diet Pepsi, they actually called me to see if I wanted a substitution but I didn't. This is the first time I've had a phone call about of stock items. Plus I put in my order at 2:45pm and it was ready at 5pm! Best picknsave ever!!!!!

I can only get to the store on Saturday's…read more Since closing the Ryan Rd location I have not been able to get half the items on my list at this location. And they are always out sale items. But have a Grand reopening and the shelves are overflowing. How about you make sure the shelves are stocked for all of your customers from the two locations you closed nearby.

Yes you can get a ton of organic options here and the homemade English muffins are some of my…read morefavorite around but I have noticed that prices just keep escalating. I understand but some of these seems like price gouging. There are high quality ingredients here but expect to pay. Whole foods has many similar products cheaper to be fair but this is a local place so I get it. My only big issue is if I'm running out to get one or two last ingredients there are multiple times they have run out of what I need and these are simply staple ingredients. I don't think I could afford to do all of my grocery shopping here but it's a great place to pickup a few items especially their bulk items

All locations have the best selection of local and organic products in the Milwaukee area…read more Specifically the organic produce is far better and more consistent than you can get from any other grocery store in the area which is why many people make the trek to Outpost from neighboring towns just to stock up on groceries. Buying natural and organic is possible at conventional grocery stores and box chains, but I often find out of date products and a limited selection. That is not the case at Outpost. The products are handpicked and there are real relationships between Outpost and many of the vendors. There is nowhere to get a better selection of local products. So many are from Midwest or Wisconsin vendors, which means direct support for regional and Wisconsin businesses - plus Outpost itself is a Milwaukee business. Finding truly natural and organic prepared foods is not easy, but Outpost has a huge selection of deli salads, cut fruit, veg, cheese, sandwiches, soups, and cooked dinners - all made with mostly organic ingredients. I'm not sure where else in Milwaukee you can find a salad bar, a hot bar, and a juice bar with mostly organic ingredients. I will always recommend Outpost to family and friends.

I have been going here for many years, (used to buy 1/2 cow from them many years ago when my kids…read morewere still home). They have a great selection of fresh meats, home aide sausages and jerky. They also have a nice selection of fish, and prepackaged items. The staff is friendly and I never feel rushed. I won't buy my meat anywhere else. Will continue coming back here month after month. They also make meat and sausage trays, fresh fruit trays and fresh veggie trays. Love this place. Price is comparable to the big box grocery stores and the quality is 100% better. Thanks Butcher Block

We went there because we won a meat raffle from a local bar. Person on the phone wasn't very…read morefriendly when I first called to arrange the pick up. As the conversation went on she became a bit more friendly. Husband went to pick up the package and said they weren't very warm and friendly to him either. Husband said the place was clean and reminded him of the up north butcher shops we used to frequent before they closed down after COVID. The meat we have tried so far has been really good quality and very flavorful. The cuts have been generous as well.

Confetti Crunch: Birthday cake flavored desserts can really take the cake, or they can leave me…read morecrying (like it's my party and I'll cry if I want to). Opening the box let out a sugary and cakey aroma. The pieces of cereal are squares and resemble Cinnamon Toast Crunch (or more accurately Sugar Cookie Toast Crunch). Each square has red, white, and blue sugar crystals. I suspect this is a nod to the 4th of July and America's "Birthday" as the cereal was released around that time. Appearance wise, my only real complaint is the squares have a somewhat anemic appearance as if they're too light in color. As far as taste, again think Sugar Cookie Toast Crunch, bit with just a hint of cake flavor. I wish the cake flavor was a little stronger, but for my first Great Value cereal, I've got to say, I was impressed. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews My Favorite Sugary Cereals: 1. Cinnamon Toast Crunch (as well as Sugar Cookie and Tres Leches Toast Crunch) 2. Waffle Crisp 3. Frosted Flakes 4. OREO O's 5. Cap'n Crunch

Doesn't deserve a star. You work here you are on your own. everyone snitches on each other people…read moreshop in pajamas. management hides from you. This place is a Nightmare! Every man for himself. This place should be shut down. Kids come in and scream n run out. Kids crying loud while shopping or in the cart when you bag their groceries. Horrible!!! Don't shop here produce is rotten to.

terrible - staff through the store are on their cell phones or interacting with coworkers and rude…read morewhen requesting assistance ! Will not back any time soon - Frankly will not be returning to the store again! Horrible attitude and supervisory staff are even worse!! Find another store !

OK I went in about 530 today to go get cat food. I grabbed two bags walked up to the register and…read morethere was a line all the way into the clothing section. I walked out a hour and a half later this should not happen. I swear it was behind the slowest cash register person ever you should be able to get people in and out of there. With their stuff Faster than that a 20 something year-old should not be acting like an 80 year old. Get your shit in gear Walmart.