Very nice place. Good people. The washrooms are the most nicely furnished and cleanest I've ever…read moreseen.

What in the heck are all these bad reviews! We were driving back from Neenah after staying in ICU…read morefor a week and then had nearly two weeks in physical therapy and they stayed open until we arrived. It was only five minutes but no one cares these days. My hat's off to this Walgreens.

It would be amazing if you were going to close an offered service advertised such as drive thru! I…read morewaited in line and got up there only to find out it was only being used for covid testing. Great idea , but I would have appreciated a sign to provide me that info so I didn't waste my time !

We shopped here twice within the last week while staying at a Vrbo in the area. Both times,…read moreLakewood Market was fully staffed, clean, well-organized, and had fresh looking meats, veggies and fruits. Prices were really reasonable, too. Every worker we encountered was friendly and knowledgeable.

Small grocery store but well stocked, and clean. They offer a great variety of produce, meat and…read morehousehold essentials. Highly recommend Lakewood Market!

They have all the brands most Walgreens carry and are reasonably priced. They need more pharmacists…read morethough.

Super nice Walgreens, very nice experience, clean men's room... Also lots of nice clothes, and the…read moregreat variety of things that Walgreens often has to offer. Shout out to Ian, Berry and Sharon, for that wonderful, personal shopping experience.

I went to this gas station on 3/27/20. No towels outside or hand sanitizer. Fine. I had Kleenex in…read moremy purse. I went in the station and the MANAGER was talking to a buddy, while training a new employee. New employee looking frazzled. I felt for her. Social distancing was good there. My turn to pay for gas. I asked for hand sanitizer. Nope. None. Incredulously. I said, "you have none"? With the virus I found this crazy. She was rude. I informed her of the lack of towels outside..i doubt she even heard me. There's a bathroom in the station, I figured I'd just wash my hands before returning to my car. The bathroom was closed. I asked about that too. Her response ."this isn't Wal-Mart"!!! Completely shocked me. We're supposed to ban together and should be kind to one another during this scary time. Not this woman. I won't be returning.

This is pretty much the local grocery store in Elko. They have very short hours, which is…read moredisappointing if you work. They close at six! They have plenty of options from meats to produce and dairy with staples and other essentials. Prices are in the high-end because it's the only store in town, but a girls gotta eat!

This place has been here for as long as I can remember, and for several decades before that. I…read morewould imagine, that in today's marketplace, the limited size of the store might have people calling this a convenience store. I'll give you that, after all, it is conveniently located just a block off US 45, but for many area residents, this is their go-to grocery outlet. It's been a general store mainstay in "uptown" Elcho for well over 100 years. There are photos over the entrance doors that show Elcho in its halcyon days, this store next to the bank and the hotel known as The Muskie Inn. There's even a photo of the beautiful old depot, across the street, that served passengers on the Chicago & Northwestern Railway's Ashland Division. North Trail Store retains it's old time flavor with the same squeaky, highly polished hardwood floors my great-grandmother, grandmother and mother trod upon and the store still carries many of the same products they did when Grandma and I came here to do her weekly grocery shopping. In the early days of the automobile, probably 100 years ago, the store even had gas pumps out on the curb. But in today's modern world, they still have fresh meats and everything you need as you head out to the cottage or campground from here. Charcoal, chips, staples, soda and don't forget the beer! It's all here! The C&NW tracks, the beautiful old depot and the Muskie Inn are long gone, but the North Trail Store carries on. There's even a gift shop with just the right souvenir of your trip to the north woods. Stop in the next time you're passing through Elcho on your way to Upnorth. In fact, if you're northbound, it's even on the correct side of 45 to slide back into traffic. Check it out!