What a great way to spend an afternoon!!! We took our son and daughter in law with our two little…read moregrandsons today. The atmosphere was so nice. The singer was awesome. Lots of seats but I recommend bringing your own chairs. Beers was cold and the taco truck was delicious. We did the tractor ride which last 15 minutes. We bought a bag to pick apples and the little ones loved it.

This place is so cute. It was a large place there were adults and children. We purchased apple…read moreslushies, and they even had apple sloshies for adults. We also enjoyed looking at the gift shop where they had Carmel apples and other goodies. They had food trucks as well as a band.

Always a joy to shop here every season but spring is the best!!! Beautiful perennial plants and fun…read moreannuals!

LaCrescent, Wi. Drove by and stopped in bc it looked cute and substantial. It was a bit chilly, and…read morefelt like fall, which was wonderful. They have more than 10 varieties of apples, which you can sample before you buy. Very thoughtful. I do wish you could buy smaller quantities, like 1 or 5 of a type. They were giving a free bag of apples to Veterans on Veterans Day, which was very nice. They also sell cups of hot apple cider, which was wonderful. We bought some strawberry rhubarb cream cheese that we thought had a bit too much sugar bc it was more like frosting, but it was wonderful frosting! Cute gift shop, kitchen tools, cheese, meat sticks, wood work. Just a great place. Will make it a stop on our trips to visit mom. Open year round at 8am.

Opened Wed Nov 11th! Love Aldi…read moreeasy to shop layout has the things you need!

Love this place but sent husband to get some things for the kids lunch this week.....We live 30…read moreminutes away and he shows up and they closed early on a Sunday. Website says 8pm, their door says 8pm....husband showed up at 7:49pm and doors were locked and no one to be found inside! Pretty upset that he wasted a 30 min drove to go there and now come back empty handed

Fun to visit the pumpkin patch, did not go beyond the patch and the storefront though so can't…read morecomment on the rest. I will say the way it's handled is pretty terrible though, having some college kids try and understand how to manage the insane level of traffic they get is not the smartest decision. The staff located in the patch and shop are nice but everything in there is overly priced and most of it mass produced outside of their location (i.e. the stuffed animals). Of what we bought - some apple cider donuts and pumpkins, the donuts did NOT disappoint, they were fantastic even if they started going stale only about 2 days later. The other problem, also an issue of longevity, is that the pumpkins were rotting within 3 days.

Very popular and busy. Good if you are looking to do a lot of things. Huge parking lot so parking…read moremight take a bit to find. Can buy individual apples if not wanting a big bag.

YAY! I can't tell you how happy we were to find this lovely apple orchard (& market)!!! We're from…read moreout of town, and we'd spent the day taking scenic drives from Rochester to Winona, to La Crosse, and then up the "Apple Orchard Scenic Byway". We'd stopped at a little winery, and picked up a brochure for Southwind Orchards and we thought "YES! We want apples!". Well lucky for us, we pulled in at 4:48 on Sunday afternoon just as they were closing up. If we'd missed them, we would have been so disappointed! We ran in and picked up a couple bags of Honey-crisp apples, which are my personal fave. We also picked up a few jams/jellies and goodies (carmel, eh-hem). The Market is cute: it's not just apples, they've also got the jams/jellies, apple pies, cider and other great stuff. You could go crazy in here and by all kinds of delicious goodies. The lady who was working seemed kinda cranky, but there was a friendly gentleman (who for some reason struck me as possibly the owner...?) who said that there were bigger bags of apples they'd already put away but would be more than happy to grab for us. Which I thought was nice. The orchard is in an absolutely BEAUTIFUL valley; gorgeous apple orchards, and streams, and horses, and winding roads. It's just a gorgeous area. We enjoyed being out driving and taking in the scenery of the area. My only complaint is that they don't accept Discover card!!! UGH. My main form of payment is Discover (and, I may or may not work for them, I refuse to confirm or deny) so it kills me. Part of the reason it's 4-stars and not 5. I definitely recommend stopping here for apples and whatever other apple "accessories" you're in the market for. They've got nice stuff. Support your local farmers! As soon as we got in the car we grabbed out a couple apples and bit in - so crispy and delicious, fresh off the tree.

From the owner: Southwind Orchards is a 120 acre apple orchard, packing facility, and retail market located among…read morethe beautiful rolling bluffs of Dakota, Minnesota. Our retail market is open to the public from Mid-August through the end of October. Since 1971, Southwind Orchards has been committed to growing the best tasting apples in Minnesota. Our sloping hills and nutrient rich soil gives us an advantage in growing high quality apples, and our expert staff stay up to date with all modern growing practices to ensure that we deliver on our commitment.

I recently checked out this co-op with my wife while we were in Winona. This place featured a solid…read moreselection of healthy grocery store items. It features a decent Smoothie Bar too as well as other fair price grocery items. Staff here was pretty friendly and the shelves were very well organized. Overall, I thought this was an above average co-op with checking out!

Bluff Country Co-op is an awesome, full-sized co-op with tons of vegan options, including a fresh…read morejuice/soup/sandwich bar and in-house baked goods. We got a vegan quiche ($14) which was gluten-free and tasted pretty good. We also had a vegan peanut butter dessert bar thing that was nice. This is the perfect spot if you're looking for a vegan breakfast or need to stock up on staples while in Winona.

Very nice apple orchard for a relaxing fall day. The Dutch apple pie sample was delicious so I…read morebought a slice. Also wanted to buy a few apples instead of the big bulk bag and the guy was kind and gave them to me for free.

A friend of mine went to their opening weekend event last weekend and brought me some of their…read morehomemade caramel apples. If you live anywhere near this orchard I would advise you to skip the mess of making your own and just buy them here! They were DELICIOUS. I'm told they also make delicious apple pies!

We stopped in for coffee and pastries. Our coffees were great. The almond croissant was massive…read moreand, while I intended to save it for later, I needed to eat the whole thing after the first delicious bite. Stop here! It's a delight.

"It's a Sicilian message. It means Luca Brasi sleeps with the fishes." (The Godfather)…read more At Sapori di Sicilia, the message is considerably more appetizing: "Eat the pasta and nobody gets hurt." Walking in for the first time, I half-expected owner Eric Mullen to greet me with cotton-stuffed cheeks and a brooding stare. Instead -- as one Yelp reviewer memorably noted -- Eric looks like he's straight out of Super Mario, more likely to trade you a heavenly mocha for three gold coins than make you an offer you can't refuse. After a four-month pilgrimage to Italy in 2018 to learn the art of Sicilian cooking, Mullen returned to Winona and opened Sapori in 2020, filling a gap in the local food scene roughly the size of a horse head in a mobster's bed. The city desperately needed authentic Italian food, and Sapori delivered. No favors owed. No strings attached. *This time.* Everything here is made by hand: pasta, sauces, bread, pastries, and the gelato. The whole operation, with no shortcuts. The Bronze-cut Pasta: It clings to the sauce with the loyalty of a wartime consigliere who knows exactly where the bodies are buried. The pistachio pesto stands out, though it could use a touch more olive oil or pasta water. A minor grievance that doesn't warrant a trip to the river bottom in concrete shoes. The Pastries and Cakes: Genuinely dangerous. The Mascarpone cheesecake and chocolate cake slice are to die for -- and I mean that in the most Sicilian sense possible. Eat them. Tell no one. The Gelato: Should be under federal investigation. Light, creamy, and so authentically Italian it practically has its own accent. The pale green pistachio is rich, nutty, and deeply serious about its heritage. The Vibe: Warm. Hospitable. A real hit, but with zero cleanup crews required. The Verdict: Leave the gun. And for the love of all that is holy, take the cake and gelato too. You don't need a passport, a secret handshake, or a letter of introduction from a guy who knows a guy. Just show up hungry and show the proper respect.