Fantastic store filled with everything you need. Nice staff as well and honestly never ever too…read morefull.

This place shouldn't even offer delivery, never have a driver or drivers available. And when you…read morecall them they'll let you talk to a guy named Steve, manager of some sort, he has no clue what is going on either

Great selection of top quality items, including Anders and Eve Kombuchas, great vegetable and…read moreproduce selection

A great co-op that brings you great choices in a small community. That community, however, is…read moreexpanded because for a lot of miles around you can not purchase the fresh organic foods that are so important to all of us. Good staff that make a great effort to help you find what you need. If they can't find it they offer to order it for you. Thank you!

We would be staying at a resort in Cable, WI, and hadn't recognized how far away we would be from…read more"conveniences" such as groceries. In that respect, the Rondeau's Shopping Center was a godsend. Conveniently located between a gas station and the Cable Visitors Center, Rondeau's is really two businesses on one -- there's a True Valley hardware store on the left and a grocery store on the right. We visited both twice during our one-week stay in Cable. Hardware Store (rating: 5/5 for a small-town hardware store). Sure, their inventory is smaller than the big box stores at home, but they had all of the camping equipment and insect repellent that we were looking for and at competitive prices. The two cashiers that we dealt with very helpful (to locate items) and friendly in general. Groceries side (rating: 3/5). We were very pleased to have the Rondeau's in Cable -- to avoid having to drive long distances for groceries -- and they did have most of the items on our grocery list. That said, expect to pay somewhat more than you would in big chain stores. For example, fresh bagels were $4.49 for 4, while fresh corn on the cob was 6/$3.99. (May, 2023). They did have a nice beer selection (including dark stouts) and some bargains on the clearance table. In terms of the grocery staffing, I had a nice conversation with a woman stacking the shelves, but a more disturbing one with a check-out woman. (Without there being a Customer Service Desk, I showed her a receipt that I had been overcharged for an item two days earlier. While she did give me a credit for the overcharge, I got some attitude. "Perhaps the price decreased since you bought it." It's not the $$, but the principle of overcharging for the item, and then not wanting to correct it.

Groceries or hardware, Brett and Jim always have what we need and are always there to answer any…read morequestions. A huge asset for our little town

We stopped in to see what the latest store at the old coop building was like. This is a chain that…read morehas lots of stores throughout the state. We only needed a few items so we didn't thoroughly investigate the place. It is decent sized so it should have most things you need. Couple things stood out for us: a single red pepper was $2.99, whoa! And we needed snackies, wanted Old Dutch chips. But we didn't get any because they were selling here for something like $5.48 per box. Not a good price at all. I suspect they will need to adjust their prices to compete with other food stores here in Hayward. One saving grace, needed beer as well, and they had full cases of cans of Point beer, for a decent price. I believe they may be the only ones in town to have full cases of cans of this brew. (Cans keep the original, fresh beer flavor longer than bottles. You heard it here!)

The Winter Co-op is truly a community-oriented store. They are fully loaded with fresh meats of…read moreall sorts, vegetables and produce and an excellent hardware, including fishing supplies. If they don't have something you want they will find it and order it. Parking is extensive and the service is friendly. If you come in often, they will remember your name. All in all, a gem of a store with deep community roots.

Its a great place to shop. Prices are very fair and the staff is always helpful & friendly. Don't…read morelisten to Jerry P. Crackers are not ten times cheaper at Walmart. He's on some good cough medicine! You have to drive to Hayward to find a slightly better selection so my wife and i always shop at the Winter Co-op when we are in town.

Wow, what a great place to find! I didn't "physically" find them so I can't speak to their actual…read morelocation, but in an effort to track down bulk beef jerky, the Jack Links customer service rep sent me here. The staff is friendly and they were generous enough to work out a deal with me so I could buy a couple dozen pounds of beef jerky and have it shipped! I've discussed this place with my buddies and we'll be putting in another large bulk order with these guys here before too long. When the jerky is $8-9 a pound, it's hard to justify it elsewhere! You can't hardly make it for those prices!

Stopped here because they have "outlet" prices for Minong jerky giant "Jack Link". Scored four…read morepounts of beef stick bits and pieces for $5 as an example. Overall, prices of jerky and related prices run about half of retail. This store is on the left hand side of US 53, going North out of town. You will have passed the Jack Link factory on the right of 53 about a mile before this grocery.

You have fresh food fresh fruit selection beautiful organic selection good meat good customer…read moreservice I wish we had something even remotely like this in Ladysmith or Bruce Wisconsin we have nothing. However I do wish they would not use Amy's gluten-free because that's made in a week free factory and I've noticed they're gluten-free selection is gone down. I'm sure if I searched more I could probably find some more gluten free items but I really liked it when they had the gluten free but still it's an amazing store too bad I live far from waiting on from it but when I get to Rice lake I try and make it I think it's probably the last real grocery store left in the whole surrounding area. Thank you for that

I love the organic and natural food section. I mostly shop there and the produce area too. There…read moremeat is a little high compared to others. I dislike them making a big deal if I want to package up my own groceries. When raw meat is placed with my fruit, yeah no, you need more training. I do like the self service area when I can do it myself, but most of the time I use cash and have to be forced to repacking my groceries when I get to the car. The best reason to go there is the Caribou Coffee shop. They are the best. Far better in taste compared to the Starbucks one, oh and the service is down to earth and friendly. I'll stop there regardless if I need any groceries or not whenever I'm in Rice Lake.