This location is not the best in town. Shelves are frequently empty, especially on sale items,…read moreresulting in several rain check slips stacked in my car. The cashier's rarely get my two coupons entered properly which is another challenge to get customer service to fix the mistake. Overall for the few items I choose to buy here it frequently results in a stop at customer service to deal with their faults.

My son and his wife had their Christmas holiday dinner catered from here. It wax beyond fabulous…read more They had a prime rib and a spiral ham. The rib was cooked to perfection and the ham was moist , which isn't usually the case with spiral sliced hams. They had Mac and cheese and mashed potato. I'm sure it wasn't cheap but it was worth it! I would highly recommend.

We made the mistake of going to Trader Joe's on a Sunday, and it was absolutely packed. The parking…read moregarage was full, so we had to park on the street--which should've been our first clue to turn around, but we didn't. Inside, it was shoulder-to-shoulder with shoppers. That said, we managed to grab a few items we wanted, and the checkout line moved surprisingly fast. We picked up the Pad See Ew, Paneer Masala with Rice, and a couple of ice creams. Everything we tried was tasty, and I was pleasantly surprised by how good the frozen Pad See Ew was. The portion size is on the smaller side, but at $4-5, it's a solid value. Note to self: avoid Trader Joe's on weekends; weekday trips are much better.

Trader Joe's is a national grocery chain that still manages to feel like a neighborhood store. Most…read moreproducts are their own private label, and you'll find a strong selection of organic produce, vegan options, and even fresh flowers and succulents right at the entrance. The back of the store has a nice beer and wine section--think Whole Foods-style offerings but at lower prices. For example, a six-pack of beer for just $4.99 isn't the best tasting, but at that price, it's hard to complain. Here's my biggest tip: avoid this store on weekends. I made the mistake of visiting on a Sunday around noon, and it was chaos. The underground parking garage holds maybe 20 cars, and the line to get in stretched onto the street. I ended up parking on the street in the neighborhood two blocks away, which wasn't terrible, but once inside, it was a different story. Every register line had 20-30 people, stretching all the way to the back of the store. Overall, Trader Joe's offers great prices and unique finds, but unless you enjoy battling crowds, I'd recommend going on a weekday.

I'm always astounded by the range of produce the co-op features. From persimmons to avocados to…read moremangoes--the co-op has the ripest and most flavorful. I come to the co-op for fruits and vegetables before I go to Whole Paycheck or Willy. And while I don't buy as much wine as I used to, I've switched my allegiance from a liquor store a couple miles from my house to the co-op. Whenever we have a gathering at our house I can get whatever booze I need there. Most satisfying to me is that every dollar I spend there helps keep this invaluable local resource going. Anyone living within a mile of the store would be wise to spend more shopping time at the co-op.

This store is often misunderstood. It exists as a neighborhood market co-op that serves the…read moreneighborhood and the neighborhood's needs. For example, the high school one block away has an open campus at lunch and the kids get food and snacks throughout the day. The management and staff have to manage the kids that are using the store as a hangout. Additionally, this store is unbeatable for catering to members needs, but is doing it with very low margins so cost and selection is as competitive as it can be. It's mostly about the value of it's physical locaiton and vicinity convenience for the neighborhood.

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

Love the Pig. Many locations with easy parking and stocks items that are on my shopping list.read more

very friendly and helpful folks work there. Their produce and meat are outstanding! A community…read morefixture and always willing to let different groups set up there inside, like the Girl Scouts to sell cookies.

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??

It is too giant for me, hike and a half from the exit back to my car, and the rattling carts on the…read morebumpy tiles was maddeningly loud. I thought I'd just grabbed a bum cart, but the tiled flooring really creates that noise. The lay-out is bizarre. Like, you wade through the produce section to get to the rest of the store, and then it's impossible to get out through that same entrance to exit after you check out. Or maybe there's a path, but I had to push my creaky cart downhill in the snow all the way back to my car and almost got hit by several cars zipping along that same route. I'll give this store another try, because I was told by coworkers this is the cheapest option in town for groceries, but it was too massive, crowded and noisy for me. And I don't think the prices were great, even with the app I downloaded.

Can we get rid of plastic bags? I can say paper and I still receive plastic bags! They're bad for…read morethe environment anyway. Otherwise, I like the remodel of the store. Easy to find stuff.

Roy's is a small town, full-service grocery, think local IGA style. If you're in town and need some…read morestaples, you can most likely find what you need here. They are open at 8 a.m. each day, and also sell wine and beer. There's a section near the front where they had a limited selection of bourbons and such at premium prices.

Great spot right on the state highway that through town. Small but mighty! We'll shop there againread more