Had occasion to enter this IGA store 2 times. It's amazing that a small town grocery store would…read morehave just about everything in it that the big Ca. supermarkets have but, they do. I found everything that I needed for going camping and the prices were just right. The aisles were a little narrow but that just let them put more stuff in the store. Was really impressed with their meat counter. It was the same as we have here in Modesto at O'Briens.

We visited Meister while on a tour of Wisconson creameries. I found them to be friendly,…read moreprofessional, and creative. Their specialty is flavored cheeses with condiments included in the cheese. While I am a bit of a purist, I find it a good choice for them to have created a niche for themselves so that they can stay ahead of the curve. They have, however, created a reserve cheddar that is quite nice that we got to try. Hopefully we will be able to get the Eagle Cave reserve soon in the PNW. This creamery is also a carbon creditor through its use of woodchips to create steam to heat the pasteurizer. Or somthing like that. All I know is they are very environmentally concious so good on them!

Nice shop of some of their products. Pricing was quite good with many items on sale.read more

Extremely friendly with women working at the register. Clean bathrooms. Maple syrup. Good donuts…read more Premium bacon. Cherry sprite. Excellent but small selection of all needed things

Did you know that you needed a Packers sweatshirt?* Neither did I…read more Horsfalls convinced me of that, not through any high pressure sales tactics, but rather, through price. You'll end up with a lot of deals and possibly a wheelbarrow full of junk and a much lighter wallet or checkbook, if you're not careful. New wallet? Check. Spices? Check. Rubber spatulas? Check. Walking stick? Check. Hunting socks? Check. Hawkeye calendar? Check. Wait, none of that was on my list! And I don't even go hunting or even like the Hawkeyes, aagh! I hate you and love you, Horsfalls! The owner is great to talk to and his mind is razor sharp. Be sure to visit both locations for maximum wheeling and dealing. You can curse me later. * It's my favorite sweatshirt, so I'm actually quite happy.

This is probably the most fun you will have in a store in Lansing, IA. My parents live just across…read morethe bridge on the WI side, so I get to go here pretty often. Lots of street parking available. Beware it is hilly and the curbs are really high. They also put lots of merchandise tables on the sidewalk in front of the store (weather permitting). The owner and his staff are really friendly and helpful. The aisles can get crowded and you can and will get stuck multiple times. This store is huge and packed to the hilt with almost anything you can think of. You can snag great deals on everything. I bought a bunch of hardcover journals, seventh generation soaps, toys, dishes and other random items, for less than $20. They carry close outs, overstocks and weird items. If you need something, you will find it here. They do have a second location just west of this location on the same block. Be sure to check out the second location too. If you are in the area, this is definitely a place to stop by and stock up on unique and useful items.

Came by for a quick breakfast and left with half the baked goods…read more This morning we enjoyed a thanksgiving sandwich and it was delicious. Everyone is always friendly and very happy to help you decide. So much to chose from.

Not just a great small town coffee shop/restaurant, but a great place in any community…read more Off the main drag in Richland Center, it is definitely worth a one block detour. In fact, it is worth a a community (or more) detour. Good food, good coffee, good bakery, good people. Plus, the building itself is fresh and fun, not just a tired old diner. And to top it off, when my wife left her purse their, they ran down the street and got it to us. Now that is service.

This place was great! Lots of local and organic sourcing, which is awesome…read more The staff were really helpful with answering questions and accommodating preferences or dietary restrictions. I ended up trying the evergreen breve with oat milk and decaf coffee, which was maybe not quite as decadent as the dairy version would be, but was just what I was hoping for. Just right amounts of sweet and toasty and festive flavors, plus rich and creamy and warm. I also got a breakfast bowl with greens, roasted veggies, and grains, and they let me substitute some mushrooms for the eggs, so that it would still be very filling, balanced, and hearty. The sauce was great and the portion was just right! I would definitely return. We had a great experience.

Food is very good but service is ridiculously slow. Waited forever on simple coffee order.read more

It's been several years since I've been to Sunrise Orchards. We were in the area and decided to…read morestop in. It was busy with Applefest going on in Gays Mills, but the retail building and grounds are large enough it didn't feel too packed. I forgot how good their apple cider donuts are. Do I dare say the best I've ever had!!! The outside is crispy and the inside light and fluffy. I don't typically like Honey Crisp apples, but the Honey Crisp cider is delicious.

This is a fantastic orchard and a very popular place! It was packed but lines moved fast. You can't…read moremiss the apple cider slushies, the donuts, and the caramel apple. For more of the products you eat there, they have an honor system where you put your dollar in the bucket and grab your slushy or donut. They have the best and fresh apple cider donuts. I also bought some fresh cheese curds and they even have fried ones outside. A great stop!

Bartender was the nastiest person I've ever spoke with and I have no idea why. I'm glad she resides…read morein the middle of nowhere. Not many choices for a drink in this town, but I still don't think she should be in charge of greeting anyone

Not Carly's Hilltop. It's a bar called Porky's Hilltop and it has barbecue and other things. We…read moredidn't eat. It's a busy local place. We thought it was a convenience store looking for a six pack to go. We wanted to enjoy a beer outside our campsite as the sun set. Bud bottles were $2 each. Visiting an area it's amazing the difficulty of finding routine things. It is a small town.