Me and my wife recently visited this Co-op to see what was offered. This place had a great…read moreselection of health food items and a decent selection of hard cider too. Parking is pretty accessible as well and the food here was fairly priced. I did think it was a bit odd that the restrooms were a bit of a long walk. The lines do move really slow and they tend to keep only one cash registered line open. Overall, it was a general grocery store with checking out.

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

I'm 3 months into being coached and have hit my goals at races here in Nevada. Coach, Karl Tillman…read moreis very detailed and flexible in his style. I've had other coaches in the past and paid a lot more money without any results. His response was quick and the fee was right. Not only did I get 1 on 1 coaching over phone and email, but it also included nutrition and ambassador planning. No setup fee either.

From the owner: Information will be updated 2021.read more

Was visiting town & needed a gift for family in N.Y. The very respectful & kind man was super…read morehelpful & I found a Wisconsin T-shirt that was perfect/ also got to meet the owner . Lots of quality items . Also bought a few all-cotton bandanas for my Dad. Worth it to stop by ! #gifts #giftshop #wisconsingifts

The original location of the Gunderson Clinic was at 129 s 3rd on the 2nd floor of the Solberg…read moreBuilding.The respected Markos Family in La Crosse has operated numerous well run business concerns over the past 120 years.since 1994 Richard "Dick"Markos has run the Markos Wholesale Clothing that his Grandfather Richard S Markos began in 1901.Dick has devoted great time and energy to preserving the history of the building his family owns which was the location of the original Gundersen Clinic In La Crosse.in 2015 Mr.markos renovated the upstairs site of the Clinic into a very attractive apartment that has been featured as contributing to the National Historic District of downtown LaCrosse.Great care was taken to preserve much of the original clinic layout and features making for a very attractive eclectic result.Adolph Gundersen came to America in 1891 and joined Dr.Christian Christianson in a medical practice that became The World renowned Gundersen Health System.In 1892 my Great Great Grandfather Peter Glasrud was treated by Gundersen and Christianson for the stomach cancer that killed him.The second floor clinic located at 129 s 3rd street in La Crosse already had a Reputation for quality medical care by that time in 1892.With a Growing practice the Gundersen Clinic moved to the present south Ave locale in 1930 to be located next to the Lutheran Hospital started by Pastor Sagen of Our Saviors Lutheran Church which was also the church that the Gundersen family attended.

Great local smoke shop. Friendly helpful service. Wish I had time sit and enjoy the lounge…read more Looks like a great place to sit and enjoy a game and a nice stick.

I liked this shop. Not a large selection, but not small either but all were good cigar brands…read more The lounge was comfy. Had eight people sitting and visiting while enjoying their cigars. Liked the fact there was no tv. Nobody was on their phone. Everyone just talked and enjoyed the company. I was just passing through but the friendly group made me feel like a local. Got introduced to a new cigar that was suggested by the brother of the owner ( can't remember his name, gotta use a name three times in a sentence) this cigar just might end up being my new favorite. Got an hour out of the cigar in good company.

They had 2 batteries to choose from 2yr.3yr.with a great price for both.,so we took 3 yr. and they…read morehad them in stock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I saved a lot of money and real easy transaction and friendly staff. Took just a few moments.read more

I already summed up the experience for that LaCrosse KT. The 3rd worst location in town…read more I drove by 4 stores that day. The first was probably one I should've stopped at. The second, by the direction I was traveling at the time was too dumpy to consider even slowing down for, the one after that was similarly dismal by exterior appearances. Finally as I was done with my work in town I was heading out, and had to get a road soda and use the facilities. They were dire, at best. Getting an energy drink was the best option since the coffee station was lacking, and it was filthy anyway. An empty store, dirty floors, coffee and the hot foods were unstocked. The lazy clown was busy with social media and having a swearing contest with a trashy woman who was pissing about some injustice she'd been through. I wish I'd have driven a couple miles further and gone to the first store at the northern most end of this town. Today I was back in this area where, for another small electrical troubleshooting job, and I did stop at the nicest KT. Maybe later I'll think to write about its far superior management and perhaps even the ownership is corporate run, because I can't imagine the other three were. They have to be private franchises that have little adherence to their parent company's policies

luuhhhhvve kwik trih..... it was [fore]shadowed that this meal would suffice my…read moreneeds...unfortunatel not gooh for my stomach...you can imagine what happened...ok i'll tell you.. diarreuh. thank yew burgah king.

The freal machine was out of order and I really really needed a freal so I had to waste my gas to…read morego to another kwik trip, also my girlfriend was scared because the gas pump kept stopping when she was trying pump up gas so I had to do it for her.

The Kwik Trips seem all the same to me. All have been clean, courteous service and fresh hot…read morecoffee. I wish we had one near us in Illinois.