Whoever plays the music there knows what they're doing. The most jolting, and unexpected musical…read moreexperience of my life for such an old fashioned looking grocery store.

Good: It's the only "grocery store" in our local area (there is a WalMart, who has groceries but…read moreit's not a true dedicated grocery store, for what it's worth. Yeah I know there's good and bad!--but I prefer not to shop there if I can help it...) Working employees re-stocking or check out are amazingly friendly and helpful!! My only true complaint is their Tuesday senior citizen discount (62 years and older). Most, if not all of my trips on a Tuesday fail to give me my full discount. Of note here is anything which is not their regular/full price is not included. Several items, which aren't in their flier are discounted 5-10 cents!! This saves the store overall as it isn't included in the senior citizen 10% discount ! But I had $25 of non sale items. No discount. this time I stayed in the parking lot checking my receipt so I headed right back in. I asked can you show me where my senior citizen discount is on here? she looked and said well all these items are on sale and so there is no discount and I said yes, but the last seven items were not on sale. You can clearly see that and she says yes unfortunately our system doesn't recognize that because of all the other items that were on sale. Then she stopped talking didn't offer me anything so I had to ask her so can you adjust this and give me my 10% then? She side look for a calculator to add things up and eventually give me my 10% discount. So if you know your system has that issue why are you explaining it to a senior citizen but not offering to give them the difference right then and there. I shouldn't have to ask for it. So by beware if you go on a Tuesday, always always always check that receipt and ask for the difference if they don't show you any customer service at all as they did me today. Other times which I had not gotten my discount, it was only a dollar or $1.50 difference and it wasn't worth me driving back into town to ask for it.

Whenever we are in town to visit relatives we usually stop at Piggly Wiggly to pick up some…read moregroceries or sometimes to have a fruit basket made up as a gift. They do not normally have them pre-made but that means they are made up fresh. The people working here are always friendly as is typically the case with small towns. They have a good variety of fresh produce and plenty of selection of other grocery items and household goods. Their staff is always doing their best to help you find whatever you are looking for, as long as they carry it. They are conveniently located close to downtown Boscobel. Having been in operation for many years now, Piggly Wiggly is definitely a great addition to the town, but I'm not saying anything that locals don't already know!

Over the passed two nights I've been watching a movie on Netflix (or Amazon, can't remember) called…read moreYellow Bird. The setting is mostly a small town supermarket with the general surly employees who don't want to be there but it's probably an area where nothing else is available. That's the general feeling I'm getting from this place. I needed some water to drink and wash my hands, since the location I have been working during the recent weeks has only a stagnant riverside that's too steep to safely access, and drinking it is out of the question. I have soda, so really I need it to rinse off at the end of the day mostly. Today I spilled Mountain Dew and I was too sticky to cope with, a bit OCD. So I drive 6-7miles to get a case or something to have around. After finding a quite decent grocery store I was rather pleased, not wanting to buy anything from a C Store if possible. I find my water and que up in the line and as I'm paying I am met with precisely the same type of shitty attitude from the young lady running the register. She has a terrible attitude and her sour vibes are not able to be restrained to her inner self. It's bursting out from her like radiation around a nuclear reactor. Pleasantries are completely lost on her. I kind of get it. I'd not like to live in such a place especially, but on another level, I think I'd actually enjoy this town. It's a dead town, no industry in the 21st century except the window glass factory that's no doubt the only place that offers sustainable work for the people. A few bars, probably the same number of churches, which don't offer anything tangible except perhaps the lies that hang in the air and coil up the white picket fences of the devout. The store, it's not bad. But the girl has single-handedly made me want to buy water at the BP at the towns edge next time I'm in need.

New owner, old familiar employees gone, greatly diminished stock (still gingerbread cookies though,…read moreglad to say!), higher prices...even before latest inflation. Weekly ad is a lot of highly processed foods, the stuff we're s'posed to avoid.

1st time here. Great family owned store. Has everything you need. Friendly people here. I support…read morelocally owned businesses!

Best little small town grocery store in the area. Kind and friendly staff. Enjoy milk out of the…read moreglass bottle or a fresh sandwich from their meat counter.

This is a great GENERAL store, not a super store, nor a specialty store, the vast majority of the…read morestore is stocked with non perishable foods. With a small section of fresh produce, some cookware, utensils, and a mix of everything from gloves to homeopathic goods. While this store is Amish run, they are not selling Amish goods. They buy in bulk, repackage in store, and sell at very reasonable prices. Let's take a tour of the store, outside is both paved and dirt parking, as well as a horse and buggy only zone. Walking in the front door is a selection of flyers with updates about local businesses and events. Once inside straight ahead is checkout, to the right is a plentiful heard of shopping carts. The first isle (starting at the right from the front of the store.) has a selection of fresh produce, apples, onions, and sweet potatoes are the everyday staples complimented with seasonal accompaniments. Down the isle are an assortment of snack goods, soup mixes and the like. Next is my favorite isle, the baking isle, it contains a lovely assortment, starting from the back there is a collection of oils, vanillas, and a few other extracts. Across the aisle is a selection of flours*, baking mixes, and meals. Next to the oils and extracts is a selection of chocolate, chips, marshmallows, and sweet baking ingredients. Next up is a selection of pudding and Jello mixes, and a great dark Coco powder. Across this wonderful isle is a large selection of spices, prices are great and a ton of variety. Also on the isle is a selection of baking conditioners: malted milk powder, buttermilk powder, and powdered milk, including whole milk powder. *Oh yeah about those flours, they sell semolina flour at a great, amazing price. They stock a fair amount of King Arthur flours in a variety of repackaged sizes, 5 and 10 lbs, with 50 lbs sacks up front beyond the registers. The next isles have a good selection of snacks: classic candies, nuts, chocolate covered this and that; oats: stone cut, regular, and quick; other breakfast goods: cold cereal, muffin and pancake/waffle mixes, etc. Last but not least there is a variety of corn syrups. The back wall has a selection of dry pasta, and the last isle has a mix of cookware, and little things. Up front before the registers is a random mix of clearance items, 50 lbs sacks of potatoes. On the front wall is a mix of 25 & 50 lbs sacks of flours and oats for $13-$20 for 50 lbs including King Arthur.

Interesting place to visit! There are three separate stores...bakery, general store and furniture…read morestore. We made it to the bakery and general store. There was quite a lineup at the bakery, as only so many people can file in and purchase items that are stored in racks on the perimeter of the small room, lit by skylights. The general store is about a 5 minute drive from there. Well stocked, especially with bulk and preserved food items. I needed soy flour and this was the ONLY place I could find it, and at a very reasonable price! Service was good and friendly. If you take children with, keep in mind that the wait for the bakery could be as long as an hour, but they don't mind the children checking out the farm animals nor playing in ample yard space.

We drove as described on the commercials, 8 miles west of Beloit. Employee was friendly, no fresh…read morebaked goods were to be found. The whole store is product that is obviously bought in bulked then repackaged in smaller bags for sale. As long as you are aware before you go I think it's a decent place, some retro candy for sale which was fun. Cool and unique furniture for sale as you walk into the store.

When we're in the area, we try and visit. While most of the store is food related, I really like…read moretheir rainbow dish cloths. Since we live far away, it's a bulk purchase when we're there. In addition, there are a variety of spices and hard to find herbs. And their homemade breads and sweets are delicious. They is a 3.7% surcharge for credit cards though.

Tammy Lee from Piggly Wiggly in Galena IL is one of the most giving merchants I know. She rises to…read morethe Occasion when she is approached to help. In addition to running a great grocery store, providing our community with our needs. I give her five stars and a hip hip hooray.. a very loyal customer that will continue

Stopped in to find some fresh bread, but unfortunately it wasn't to be found. It was hard as a rock…read moreand. Ot fresh. It was Friday holiday weekend and I was expecting something fresh but not at this location. And all the bakery is prepackaged and mass produced. So unfortunately, I didn't get to make my sub.

I always leave the Dodgeville, WI Walmart store not wanting to go back. The employees are rude and…read moredismissive. I'm seriously looking for different stores locally to spend my money in. I spend a lot of money. None of it is going to that Walmart again if I can help it.

It's a Walmart, and it was ok. In this town of fewer than 5,000 people it's probably the main…read moreshopping place. The employees I ran into were pleasant enough and one asked me if I needed help finding anything in particular. I was here within an hour of closing so it was easy shopping.