We didn't really know what they sold at this place we just knew it got great ratings on Roadside…read moreAmerica. Being suckers for these types of places, which there are many in Wisconsin, we decided to stop on our road-trip up north. Yes there is a real business here that sells hardware, trailers, doors and windows - which we did browse but the main attraction is the outside space that is filled with endless statues, sculptures, kitschy displays, old advertisements, giant animals, scrap art, etc. You have to see it to believe it. If you like this type of Americana do drive out of your way to experience this attraction. Also do take a spin through the hardware store - this is no Home Depot!

I bought a 32 ft patio roll in dock system from them. The young guy helping me didn't know a ton…read moreabout the dock system (and neither did I), but he was really nice to deal with. I only gave 4 stars because there were a couple of questions he could not answer at the time that I thought may have been helpful to know. There is another older gentlemen on site that knew everything about the dock systems (went back for another 8 ft section the next day), and he was super helpful. Any way, the dock system was the best priced around by at least $2,000 and it is high quality and very easy to put together. I would go buy another dock system here if I needed one. Great value for the money for sure!!!

We decided to stop at the Spring Lake country store. I believe it is owned & operated by…read moreMennonites. Amazing variety of local cheeses, jams, and all locally grown vegetables super fresh. The gentlemen who was stalking some of the shelves was extremely.. So we absolutely love the service there and the ambience took me back at least 30 years to a old old country Time grocery store which I absolutely loved and miss very much. The prices were extremely reasonable. I will definitely return.

This store is awesome! Fresh foods, baking supplies, spices, candy like chocolate covered coffee…read morebeans, and excellent fresh made sandwiches for a very reasonable price. The steel cut oats, grits, and other products cost less than Walmart and are better quality. The service is fast, very polite, and the employees are great. Wonderful ambiance too. It's a classic country store.

Amazing owner, great 4 seat bar, just beautiful inside. Great place to watch the world go by.read more

I just adore this place!…read more My friend Meghan introduced me to the store, and I fell in love as soon as we walked in. Each piece is just gorgeous, and all the staff were so kind and helpful! If it's open, the sale floor had some awesome deals too. Make sure you stop by!

This fabric and yarn shop is both warm and welcoming. The creative touches in the displays are…read moreinspiring. You get the yearn to create something just by walking through the front door. The shop is located in a house which adds to the charm and the fresh and modern fabrics for sale are a nice change of pace compared to other fabric shops. The staff is friendly, extremely helpful and knowledgable. They offer fabrics you will not find anywhere else in town.

This is, hands down, my favorite fabric shop that I've been to in Wisconsin. It's like Judy lives…read moreinside my head when she picks out fabrics. I'm a modern quilter and her selections speak to me. I only wish I could knit so that I could take advantage of her yarn, too. If you visit, you should know that there is an entrance off of the parking lot. It's not necessary to go around to the front door.

This is a fascinating little store. If you've ever wanted to serve your family the types of breaded…read moreand/or fried foods you get in restaurants, this is a one-stop-shop for that sort of thing. They have so many different kinds of chicken! While you're here, you can also get a cup or cone full of Blue Bunny ice cream. Very good sized portions, although only 8 flavors available at any given time.

Blows my mind how some clown left a 1-star review because this tiny store does not offer a public…read morewashroom yet there are THREE gas stations in addition to THREE fast food restaurants located a stones-throw away. This is a great store where you pay pennies on the dollar over retail for really nice cuts of chicken. From fresh patties to seasoned breast to various styles of wings; all available in the cooked and uncooked versions. They also have other items like French fries etc.

Nice old hardware store in the middle of downtown Wautoma, right across the street from a great…read morepizza place. I try to stop in whenever I get to Wautoma, as I think it is really crucial to the health and character of small towns that this type of business (historic building, locally owned, carefully stocked, excellent customer service) not only survive, but thrive. Despite the relatively small (compared to big box stores) footprint, I have always found what I have needed here, whether it be stovepipe, coolers, shovels, fishing gear, etc. This place has a really good feel to it. Although there is no parking on Main Street (Highway 21), there is parking next to the building, as well as in a lot just to the east, across the street.

Amazing selection of fruits, vegetables and so much more. Tracy is wonderful and knows when the…read moreproduce will be perfect to eat. A must place to go for the best produce and service!

Great food, great service, we have enjoyed coming up for years and enjoying all this great place…read morehas to offer

I love this Amish bakery! Their donuts are homemade and fresh all the time. The best time to go is…read moreon a Saturday Morning when everything is fresh. Service is good as always, line may be long.

This was my first time visiting Pleasant View Bakery after hearing great things from my neighbors…read more It's definitely a long drive, it made for a fun little field trip to rural WI, especially Amish country! When we arrived, we noticed a large parking area. The bakery is housed in a charming blue-and-white building. We didn't realize we could park right next to it, so we ended up parking farther away and walking about 3-4 minutes. Not a big deal, but since it was around 90°F that day, parking closer would have been nice! There's a small sign on the ground pointing to the bakery, and next to it is a lovely picnic area with a few tables and chairs. When we arrived, there was a small bucket with $.50 each zucchini and a beautiful garden nearby. About 20 people were ahead of us in queue but the line moved quickly--we waited roughly 20 minutes. The bakery itself is inside a small house. As you enter, shelves of fresh bread loaves line the right side, while jams and other pickled items are displayed on the left. The register is straight ahead, and behind it is the kitchen where we saw women braiding dough for pretzels--made fresh on-site! The pretzels are huge and cost $3.50 each. We bought one, and it was soft, chewy, and delicious. They also offer an assortment of baked goods like fruit pies (individual and full-size), cinnamon rolls, caramel rolls, and more. The cinnamon rolls are what they're known for, so we grabbed a couple, and my husband really enjoyed his. Near the register, they also sell day-old pastries at a discount, which is a great way to sample more items. One thing to note: they do not accept credit cards--cash only. As an Amish bakery, there's no electricity, so the space is naturally lit and a bit dim inside, but surprisingly not too hot even without air conditioning. Overall, it was a lovely experience. The baked goods were tasty, the setting was peaceful, and the atmosphere felt authentic and welcoming. We'd definitely stop by again if we're in the area.