No better place to stop in, grab some gas, Spotted Cow, car wash and road trip essentials, the guy…read morebehind the counter ain't half bad lookin' either.

This gas station is alright. It's not the fanciest but they seem to always have the snacks that I…read morewant and the drinks that I want. I can't complain. The only bad thing is that the car wash doesn't have the best dryer. So don't expect to have a good drying after your wash. The cashiers are always nice and helpful. I stop here pretty often. So they must be doing something right.

Had never heard of this grocery chain and decided to try it out…read more They have a liquor store attached and per the hubs, his favorite bourbon was definitely cheaper than another big name liquor store we frequent. Produce section looked fresh and well organized. We don't shop the junk in the middle isles, so no feedback on that part. We just moved back to WI from our TX home and would really appreciate getting a nicer grocery store for Richland Center. Our only choice is terrible. You would do very well here! I would go back and shop there again.

Festival Foods can be a one-stop shop for your groceries, produce, deli and bakery needs! The deli…read moreis well-stocked behind the counter, and in front is customer'accessible deli items, as well as wonderful Wisconsin cheese finds. Upon entering there is always a "deal of the day" on some type of meal, which has saved the day for some dinners. The bakery selection is pretty decent; you'll always find great dinner rolls, Italian breads, quality buns for cookouts, delicious pies and treats. The produce section is well-stocked and the best in towns far as quality. There is always someone enthusiastic in produce willing to help and frequently will offer to let you try fruits that are limited or seasonal and give information about the new additions. Pre-cut fruits and veggies available, as well as trays for gatherings. Something is always on special in produce. There's always someone stocking or behind the meat counter to help, which is great and saves time. It's best to watch for sales on the shelf items because Festival is the pricier one in town for those -that is my only reason for four stars. It's better for us to go to Festival for produce and deli but our receipt adds up fast when we go for our dry goods. Great selection of local ice creams, have to love that in Wisconsin! Decent liquor selection and always someone to help you out with a great attitude. Not a large floral department but there's a modest selection of fresh cut flowers and plants that have lasted me a long time. They added some self checkout in the last year to help with avoiding long lines, which has been a great addition. Both the long-time cashiers and the ones in training are always efficient and friendly. This Festival hires young staff members on their team and do a wonderful job choosing their applicants as they do a great job making conversion and being efficient. Overall it's the freshest store in town with great service! Side notes; lots of parking, they do pretty well on keeping the carts stocked as well. It's convenient that they have umbrellas to use to get to your car if it starts raining and return at the front!

Best way to save on most of your groceries! Aldi is the place to go for most of your canned and…read moreboxed goods especially, but also great for milk, eggs, cheese, frozen, easy-to-make meals, cleaning, baby food and even wine! I've never had great experience with their produce though, it usually goes bad within two days. They have a nice aisle that changes weekly with items you can use for home or gifts! Nice feature. The aisles are narrow so it can make for some traffic jams but otherwise they keep the store pretty clean and bright! This Aldi has a decent amount of private parking. There's both self checkout and regular lines. Bring a quarter to be able to use their carts! Everything is "bag yourself" (bring your own, or you can buy Aldi bags) at the end of your purchase. I've also had some friends order online and have them bring it to your car, I think they charge 10 cents an item. All-in-all, great medium-sized grocery store. I'd stop in for general groceries and pop over to Festival Foods a block away for produce!

Staying @ the Dells & I didn't pack food like we'd have a full functioning kitchen so I popped in…read morefor meals. The store was bright & well spread out. I appreciated that they had four self check outs for card paying customers!! I also hoped to use the restroom. It was right up front & well marked so I didn't have to hunt it down. Thanks Aldi for an easy quick shopping stop. I don't know if my NN Aldi has them, I'll have to check. But I love the half cheeseburgers in a pita pocket that I picked up!

Absolutely nightmare from the beginning. 4 dudes on 1 old truck & then I pull up. 20 min before…read morethey touch my car. Then the "manager " starts berating me & talking down to me because I didn't want to hear bs upselling! It was so gross & uncomfortable. They all acted like it was their first day. Called me dear & then mansplaining about mansplaining. I should have immediately turned away. They didn't even reset my oil light! Then telling me full synthetic should be changed every 3k miles like what?! Needless to say I immediately took my car to another shop!!! Do NOT go here.

Shoutout to the Take 5 in Baraboo! My husband stopped in after getting an oil change at Valvoline…read moreand noticing something hanging from underneath his car. The team quickly identified that Valvoline had forgotten a couple of screws and had slightly damaged the splash guard. They fixed it fast and didn't charge us a dime. Such a kind and professional crew -- this is the kind of service that earns loyal customers. We'll definitely be coming back!

BEWARE that you are not overcharged for items at this location. The beverages scan for a higher…read moreprice at the register than their posted price. The transaction had to be overridden for the drink to be charged at the advertised price. There are no price labels or tags on candy and snack items in the store.

Jim's BP is a nice, reliable stop if you're coming through Portage without driving on the…read moreInterstate. I've never encountered a staff so happy to be working in a gas station. I was greeted when I came in, and on my way out I ran into an employee who was surveying the store with a grin on his face who was sure to ask me how my day was going and thanked me for stopping by. Yes, this is a BP gas station, but it definitely feels more like a neighborhood corner store. Jim's also gets a million bonus points for having a spotless bathroom that is far and away the nicest gas station bathroom I've ever encountered in my entire life. Finding a place a little off the beaten path reaps rewards!

I lived in this town once soon a time and just drove through today. This is an iconic place in…read moreportage but it was closed

Terrific, fast service. Very reasonable pricing. Even talked me out of replacing two tires …read more.. after inspection, told me that the ones I had were good for quite a lot longer, though I was prepared to replace them. Who turns down your money these days? Honest folks, that's who!

Great staff... Friendly, Helpful and EASY to find…read more... Gets crowded at times but they keep it moving making a stop rather easy....

When the dark haired girl is the cashier in the store, it is dark and difficult to have a good…read morecustomer service experience. She is negative and has a bad attitude.

If your a jerky/snack stick person than this is paradise for you. It's definitely a little hard to…read moresee because it's a narrow sliver of a store sandwiched between two bigger stores. You can sample some of the items before you buy them to see how you like them and they guide you through the different styles and flavors of the jerky. There is ostrich, alligator, beef, kangaroo, buffalo, Elk and Venison varieties to choose from. There is jerky kits for the do it your self people along with cheeses, hot sauces, Bloody Mary mixers, candy, condiments, crickets etc. This is a little more than just a jerky store and definitely worth checking out. I wanted to try something that I probably will not see in my daily travels so it was down to the kangaroo or ostrich with the ostrich log/stick going home with me. Yah it's definitely a Dells tourist thing but it's still pretty cool and worth stopping by.

Honestly, the uniqueness of jerky offerings and having dog treats is great. We've been excited to…read morecheck the place out for years. I feel slightly bad giving such a bad review but if the owner is going to have such horrible people on staff, then it's deserved. The girl working seemed like we were inconveniencing her because she was glued to her phone but she did give us the samples we asked for... reluctantly. Our 8 year old daughter told us in the store that "the girl behind the counter keeps making faces and rolling her eyes at me" so we told her to just ignore it and stop looking at her. We purchased 3 bags of jerky and a dog treat totaling almost $40 which is an amazing deal for jerky. We leave and our 8 year old starts bawling instantly telling us that the girl behind the counter flipped her off when we walked out. WHAT?! My husband went back in with our daughter to confront her and she of course denied it. "I would never do that" with a smart ass smirk on her face. We drove off and the more I thought about it, it enraged me. Even if our daughter was staring at her, what "adult" person flips off a child. Grow up and maybe don't work retail in a TOURIST TOWN FULL OF KIDS. Reading the reviews online, there are multiple accounts of the same behavior happening. I drove back and told her I want a refund for everything because I'm not supporting a business that hires such horrible people. She once again said "I didn't do it". Like my 8 year old is gonna make up a random lie and cry about it. The fuck??! I got the refund with no argument which is very telling. If I were the owner, I'd check back on the cameras instead of listening to their lying ass employee.