Plenty of options in the Fitchburg/Madison area for shopping. I popped into this location while…read morevisiting. Very vast store with tons of variety. Better brands. It's own house label. And a mini food court as well as a florist and Starbucks. I think they also have lunch specials in that little food court and a steak night on Thursdays. Smells delicious in the store. Helpful employees when I needed to find something. Plenty of parking out front. Right near the target. All the items I've purchased are fresh. Ginormous selection as expected of cheese and dairy. However, I do feel prices are a little bit higher here than some of the other neighboring markets. I will definitely be back.

The service at Starbucks was amazing. The wirkers were absolutely friendly. Great serviceread more

Aldi consistently delivers the most affordable and fresh produce. Their fresh fruit, veggies, and…read moreselection of meats can't be beat at the price. I usually shop at Aldi after going to the gym in Fitchburg as it's very close to everything. The service is very quick and im in and out very quickly. Overall, solid spot.

I switched to Aldi's from Woodman's a couple of years ago due to changes in economic circumstances…read more It was hard getting used to the different name brands [mostly European knock-offs of USA] but I found, contrary to expectation based on appearances, that about 85% of the choices were just great TYVM. I really like the recent changes upgrading and expanding the interior [I shop at Fitchburg site near Target] and adding new products. Since COVID I have been ordering my grocs delivery. I like it pretty well but it really irks me when my go-to items [like cottage cheese or my mandarin oranges] aren't available. It has been about 2 mos since I've gotten cottage cheese @ Aldi's. As a "vulnerable shopper" who at the moment is unable to drive I really need to get all my products in one place. Aldi's falls way too short on that. E.g. I hate their options for pet foods [so does my kitty]. So sometimes I have to shop at another store, which means I have to pick up at least $35 of products from the other store to get free delivery when all I want of what they offer is $15-$20 worth. And the fill-in products to make up that $35 are ALWAYS substantially more expensive than Aldi's. After shopping almost exclusively at Aldi's for the past 2-3 years I must say after reading the very negative reviews included here...did they go to the same store I do? Cuz I'm so happy with it I have made it my #1 go-to store. I save between $20-$50 a week with Aldi's prices. And that's over Woodman's (Madison) prices [the $20 is over Woodman's; $50 is over HyVee]. When I was able to drive I'd always go to Aldi's 1st & then pick up the rest of what I needed at surrounding stores. All in all I save between $100-$150/month over Woodman's. And I simply can't stand those gigantic stores any more. So much stuff, so little I would buy. And having all that extra stuff means the giant stores have to charge more than Aldi's because of their overhead. In all the time I've shopped at Aldi's I've never had a problem with service. Indeed many clerks have gone out of their way on my behalf, especially but not only when I show up with my walker. Whereas in the giant stores I get big sighs implying, like...really??

I've started going to Pick 'n Save on Maple Grove Road because they carry some items that I can't…read morefind elsewhere. If you are like me you continually look for best prices, selection and quality. This store has collard greens and FAGE 5% plus some great prices on quality produce. I stopped here for these items and also found a few other bargains. I don't know about other aspects of this store but for key items it is my go to place.

Horrible self checkout; horrible self check out; horrible self check out; horrible self check out;…read morehorrible self check out; (I can go on, but you get the gist).

For those outside Wisconsin, you may not have heard of Woodman's--a local, employee-owned grocery…read morestore that's open 24 hours. Surprisingly, they carry a wide selection of international products. I was delighted to find these viral ice creams at the West Side location (there's also one on the East Side of Madison). These ice creams became popular about 1.5-2 years ago. I first tried lemon in LA late 2024 and then mango in Houston earlier this year, but this is the first time I've seen them in an American grocery store. While they're also available at Global Market (an Asian grocery store on the East Side), Woodman's price is unbeatable--just $9 for a box of three, compared to around $12 plus tax in LA. The outer shell is a crunchy white chocolate coating, while the inside is fruity ice cream flavors like mango, peach, lemon, and apricot (no actual fruits). They also offer unique flavors such as durian, grape, and tangerine. It's great to see Woodman's carrying these, hopefully more people will get to try them!

Visiting and a friend told us to hit up the store for a decent WI cheese selection…read more It was the week of Thanksgiving. The crowded parking lot did not lie. The store was packed. The local cheese selection did not disappoint. We also learned you must pay for your groceries to go into the liquor store and vice versa. The store is chaos and crowded but they seem to have decent prices. The liquor store was also packed but really unique selections. If we had more time we works have walked around more but we got what we needed.

This grocery store has a really respectable array of fruits, veggies and dry goods from Asia. A…read moregood amount of pantry staples, although not as vast as selection as say, Viet Hoa. What really shines here? Their food stall. I had the spam musubi and immediately went back inside to get 2 more lol. The person working the window even gifted me shrimp toast, which was very sweet. (The shrimp toast is fire). This is more of a pick up and go kind of spot, although they have stools and a counter if want to eat there. Think cafeteria vibes but not in a derogatory way. They sell out often. I know bc I came here yesterday around 2pm, SO excited for spam musubi, only to learn that they sold out of everything at 1pm LOL. Today? I made sure to get there around 1130am. Was able to get garlic butter shrimp (7 BIG shrimp, so flavorful) served with pasta salad (delicious, I usually do not love pasta salad), and rice. I also got a shrimp lumpia (delicious) and a spam musubi for later. Food was phenomenal as usual. The food scene in Madison is not as robust as other places I've lived, but this place? A gem. Def give them a try. Just don't go too late like I did yesterday.

This is a really nice little Asian grocery store with lots of fun snacks as well as some hot food…read moreoptions. It's fun to walk around and look at what they have. I also grabbed the sweet chili tofu chips as a snack, which had a very unique and interesting texture with a little spice as well. They weren't my favorite snack but it was fun to try them out. The service was great and staff was very helpful.

I been going into Hy-Vee since they open and of course the service is good and the store always…read moreclean .But yesterday-for the first time I had employee go out the way to help find a product and get a coupon and walk with me to find a product and to check out .Big shout out Desi .Hy-vee service from customer service ( Betty) to employees like Desi Hyvee great job for having two of the best !

Generally I go to Woodmans for grocery. This time decided to give Hyvee a chance. Meat, poultry and…read morefish is a lot superior here. There is a butcher onsite. I got some salmon which someone skinned for me. It was fresher as well. They also have a lot of stuff baked in store. The banana bread was really good. I tried the pecan bourbon tart and banana creme tart. Pecan bourbon tart was better. They also have some food counters in the store. I tried the chinese one. General tso's chicken, fire cracker chicken, crab rangoon and chicken spring roll all was decent. And the price was reasonable. Overall this store is a lot smaller than Woodmans. Also number of products was a lot lower. Prices were slightly higher.

Mary S. I like to shop local whenever I can, but Hyvee is…read morebased in Iowa so I look for products made Wisconsin. E.g. You really have to look hard for cheese that's not the Hyvee brand. If you're looking for something on the shelves the Hyvee brand is displayed front and center but many times the name brands are cheaper and of better quality. I like store brands but not at Hyvee. I've had to return many items that have expired even before I get it home. Chicken from the meat case had gone bad, green beans the next day were slimey, and green potatoes that can cause severe stomach distress and can be toxic. I don't know if the baggers go through any kind of training but it's always a mixed bag, pun indented getting your groceries packed . If you're not paying attention they will pack your meat in with produce and other foods that you have to wash even before you can put it away. This particular trip the girl didn't ask if she should put the meat in plastic. I didn't notice until I got home and had to wash the yogurt and the cantaloupe I purchased. I've noticed that all the baggers shake the bags to see if they can put any more items in the bag. It's a strange practice considering if you spend over a hundred dollars you're probably entitled to an extra bag or two. You have also have a better than 50-50 chance your bag will break even if you pick it up by the bottom. Last trip 2 out of the 4 bags broke which is typical. I've mentioned it to the owner but seems to not be a priority. You would think if it was your job to pack grocers you would do so so that the customer can avoid mishaps after they leave the store. If Hyvee is trying to compete with other stores it is hands down on the bottom list of places to shop even compared to Kwik Trip.

It's a very nice store Has most things Hy-Vee have…read moreMeat Dept Deli Bakery Great customer service Helpful smile in every aisle Great ambiance here.

This store is exceptionally well-organized, stocked with plently of my favorites - Laxmi brand…read moreproducts and Haldiram's snacks, and the vegetables and herbs are always fresh. There is a small selection of frozen foods, but the items it carries are mostly geared toward ingredients for cooking at home. The store also carries organic and gluten-free options for various types of dal, besan, and even sells gluten-free chapati flour. The prices here are also about 25% lower than most of the other Indian grocery stores in town. However, my favorite thing about this store is that it carries homemade whole milk yogurt and dosa batter: no preservatives, no additives, and all the hard work has already been done for you! The owner is very friendly and loves teaching people about Indian cooking. This is a very welcoming environment for both novices and experts in cooking Indian cuisine.

Small store with a big selection and very helpful staff! I was looking for curry leaves (they sell…read morethem fresh) and spices, and found everything I was looking for. I was also pleasantly surprised by the freezers of prepared foods. I found idli and dosa in the freezer section that were both vegan-friendly and I loved them!