I don't think I've ever been inside a Piggly Wiggly, but surprised it was a full, stocked grocery…read more It really had everything I needed. Wasn't crowded at all which was nice. We went to the cheese cellar of course, also got some meats and drinks. Enjoyed this spot. Will definitely be back for any and all my needs

The service people, the food prices, even the aroma outside the store has a wonderful backwoods…read moresmoky smell!! I'm 78,. they have the electric carts plus all the other people that are so willing to help, even the other customers!. .

My husband purchased a pair of shoes, only wore them one day, there was a wire sticking out of…read morethem, from the inside of the shoe! we threw away the receipt by accident, but we were hoping Walmart would be nice enough to return them! but no way! and on top of it the manager was super rude to my husband!! not cool Walmart! same for you too, Todd!

Walmart Went here on 12/17/22 @ 4pm…read more Very nice Walmart as far as Walmarts go. U have to kinda deal shop. I didn't see any feast deals in pizzas. I love Lotza Motzas pizzas and they were over 8 bucks. At my local store they are 7. At another store they are 5 each. Other stuff was over expensive than my local store. What they have on sale tho is awesome. They had a bag of potatoes for 1.00. Stores is very clean. Great location. Clerks at the check out were nice and kind. What I don't like is they can't find people who want to work so only 3 check outs were open and all self check out. So spend a hour looking for your things, then u have to spend 15 minutes in like to check out or do u'r own check u out which can be an issue if u can't get things to scan and so on. Anyways good place compared to ones in GB. Until the next review Steve-O.

All in all this is a pretty nice little grocery. They even have a special cheese room. BUT, I was…read morevery disappointed by their bakery. I special ordered a cake for my grandmother's 100th birthday party, and what I got was something that looked like my 7 year old grandson could have put together. It was embarrassing. The girl who took my order joked that she enjoyed trying to confuse the people in back, and she in fact did not work in bakery dept., but there was no one else there that could take the order. She said they could do anything I wanted. We looked a few cakes that were in the case and I pointed out the features I wanted. I was not confident that my order was taken correctly so I call early the next day to speak to someone in bakery to make sure. All was well they assured me. If my grandson would have made it, it would have been a thing of beauty, but considering it was supposed to have been made by professionals they should be ashamed.

Enlisted the help of Anna and Pick N Save to supplement food for a party in July. Friendly,…read moreefficient, service and great tasting, fresh food. Ordered rotisserie chicken, Angus beef sandwiches with fixings, fresh fruit and rolls and butter. Delivered to my home as promised. Highly recommend and would absolutely utilize their deli services again. I'd give them 10 stars if I could!

Excellent eat in or take out deli. The chicken lunch and dinner is excellent (broasted, baked,…read morefried) fried and well priced. They also offer fish, beef tips and other dinners including salads. Gret take home rottiserie chicken. The employees are friendly. I don't buy KFC any more. I highly recommend this place for lunch.

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.

Service is excellent at the store and the selection of products is excellent! We enjoyed perusing…read moreall the store had to offer and no one in our group left empty handed. We had a good time shopping. If you're looking for great prices on cooking and baking supplies, go check out this great Amish general store, you won't regret it!

A very mice store. You MUST shop the sales or you will go to the poor house…read more Their prices exhibit what happens when Dollar General is the only competition in a smaller city.

Festival Foods does not serve the community. Super high…read moreprices. Terrible service. Never shop here, Baraboo needs a better reputable caring store.

We came here as a group to stock up with groceries for a quick weekend…read more We got a handful of steaks which were pretty good cuts and quality meat so we were pleased. Since this is a smaller place, prices seemed to be higher on your condiments and everyday goods, which was expected. I wouldn't consider this the cleanest market I've been into, kind of had a strange odor, even for a meat market, but this didn't turn us away at all. Employees were all nice. Come in here for good meat, go elsewhere for normal grocery shopping.

they have the best hams and bacon in the state. They have their own smokehouse.read more

If Charlie's doesn't have it, you can do without!!…read more Seriously, we've checked there for the most obscure items to avoid driving from Merrimac into S-P or Baraboo, and they always have what we need or something close enough! The produce they have might be limited but it's always top-notch! Liquor aisle is very good as are the baked goods they carry. We love Charlie's and will always tank up our car and boat there as well. Supporting local small business is the way to go!

This happened. Anyplace you can buy gas, toothbrushes, candy, toy cars and monkey butt is a winner…read more (I didn't buy the monkey butt- I laughed REALLY hard). It all started when the three year old child of my friends asked me about the "Chuck Store" Moi: "What is a 'Truck Store'?" Kid: "CHUCK, it is the bestest store ever in the whole world with candy!" Moi: "Do they have a toothbrush? He forgot to pack a toothbrush..." Kid: "Duh. They have EVERYTHING, and candy too." Indeed. Naturally, I had to see this marvel. And the kid tells no lies- this is part gas station, part old-timey general store, part hardware store, gardening center, liquor store, candy emporium and drugstore- that is a whole lotta hats, but the lady working the counter was clearly a pro able to direct me to candy and toothbrushes with ease. For the kid, a combo of monster truck toy car and lolly pop that took two days of effort to eat ($1.29, pictured with all it's awesome glory). That car is miraculously still intact. Have you played with a three year old? I'm surprised I am intact, kid is relentless and makes my hyperactive energy look tame. Awesome. For me to keep up, a Starbucks double shot chugged at light-speed and the priceless shot of Lady Monkeybutt- which I cannot believe is a real product and had me laughing hysterically as much as the three year old. Maybe more. I didn't know places like this existed anymore, but am glad they do.

The tacos are delicious and serving size is abundant! We look forward to going back again and…read moreagain. I only wish they were available on Door Dash for delivery!!

The boyfriend and I really miss our ghetto Mexican joint in Memphis, so when a friend and I were in…read moreWautoma, we asked for a recommendation for lunch and ended up here, described as "better food and cheaper too" than the alternative. GPS took us several blocks down the street, and one side of the place appears to be a grocery store (we didn't go in there) and the other side is the restaurant. There were actually people there at 3pm on a Monday, and we were waved in to seat ourselves. Now, this is a classic dumpy, sketchy-looking joint. Reasonably clean, but don't think too hard about any of it, and I wouldn't recommend using the restroom (I did not). Our server spoke some English, though I had to ask her to repeat herself most of the time (I'll take half the blame on that one). Overall, service was ok -- we weren't spectacularly ignored, but I wouldn't call it great either. The menu is HUGE. They have all kinds of food, including burgers and even breakfast (!), with the authentic Mexican stuff in the back. Having eaten at these kinds of places before, I went for the shrimp cocktail de Cameron, which is essentially a cold red soup with onions, cilantro, avocado, and the like, with cooked shrimp. It was a bit sloppily served (wiping off the edges would have been nice), but boy was it tasty! I could have been back in my Memphis restaurant. My friend ordered a chimichanga (pork, I believe), which was also delicious. However, the provided chips and salsa were, uh, not great. I'd pass on those next time. Important safety tip, they only take cash, though I believe they have an ATM. Lunch for the two of us, including a fountain soda (she offered me a choice of fountain or can) ran just $18 and we were stuffed. If I'm ever up in this neck of the woods again, or in the mood for some authentic Mexican and a drive, I will totally be back with the boyfriend.