Plentiful parking. The store was clean and well laid out. They truly had something for everyone…read moreand even my grouchy husband was picking things out. My only gripe was every cookbook I picked up from start to finish was $24+. I'm not paying $24-$34 for a handful of recipes in a book at an outlet store!! Pfft.

This is the best store to shop. The prices are great and the staff that work there are wonderful…read more You can tell they like their jobs. I have found everything from cookware to step ladders at awesome prices. I love the selection of puzzles. Most of all I love the selection of clocks and weather stations. If I need a clock this is the place I go. I buy gifts for Christmas and Birthdays there. Awesome collection high quality home goods. I never fail to find the perfect gift. I just love this store.

This place closed down years ago. For decades it was a go-to…read morespot for any little thing. We miss the Burnstads and their interest in our community. At least the store and restaurant are still around, even after so many changes of hands.

Pretty standard for your typical Target store, but also very clean and usually not too crowded…read more The staff are generally helpful. A good place for general shopping for all of the college students.

Service and selections were perfect! Great store , each has a unique presence due to the personali…read moreth y of those working there

Same great products and service to customers as the one in Wausau. Been here a few times with my…read morefamily.

In a town where there is only one major store chain, it is a breath of fresh air to know that this…read moreplace has most of what you need for clothing and home decor. The selection of collectibles is fantastic. A guaranteed place to find local spirit wear for the school. The furniture is great and they can order anything they don't have. The clothes are higher priced, but then they are quality as well. They have wonderful sales and it is good to know when you shop here you are supporting one of the oldest running businesses in the town. It is worth paying a little more to know you are supporting local business and not corporate giants. Don't be fooled- make sure you visit all 3 floors!

One of the region's last malls still standing, the Marshfield Mall is a small place that (unlike…read moremany of it's contemporaries) is still mostly full of stores, and still neat and clean throughout. Their last remaining anchor (following Younker's bankruptcy) is Kohl's, though there are still plenty of other chain and local businesses packed inside. If you're looking for apparel, knick-knacks, accessories, or a classic "mall" experience, this is a great place to get it!

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This store has pretty good selection of hunting/camping items. If you're looking for something that…read moreisn't so main stream this is the store to go to, near Black Rover Falls that is. My family and I frequent the area a few times a year. I had heard from a friend that the store had good deals. I found that most of the items are priced reasonably. However for things that are popular I'd recommend going across the street to Walmart. While the prices here are not over the top. They seem to know that people hunting/camping/hiking in the area aren't checking for bargains. The staff are friendly the prices Mediocre.

I found an associate who was very dishonest and gave different excuses as to why I couldn't…read morepurchase as many items as I wished to get at the time. Tore off the advertisement right in front of me. I will not be shopping there anytime soon. When making complaint, store manager didn't seem to care. Finished my shopping across the street at Walmart.

I went on an adventure to find Down A Country Road store. The store is the beginning of Amish…read morediscoveries. I read online the store owner is familiar with the Amish community in Cashton. I went there to get information. The owner handed me a visitor's guide and mapped of local Amish businesses. It is 5 dollars for the brochure. Holy moly! Inside the pamphlet is a map of highlighted country roads. There is no physical address of the stores or shops but only generic names. Fortunately, my cell service is working. By putting a road name, (i.e., Irish Road) in the Maps in my iPhone was able to take it there. Be familiar looking at an old-school map because it would help to find the Amish stores. The shops in Down A Country Road are cute. Inside the store sheds are a variety of knick-knacks, unique items, and homemade products. It's a nice place to visit. Very colorful and well kept. I would recommend stopping here.

Interesting concept. Stopped on a visit to the area. You go to the main shop filled with a bunch of…read morestuff. The owner explains the concept of the shop-Amish and locally made items spread in about five little buildings. Each building had its own theme. You go browse and bring any purchases back to the main shop.

I grew up not far from this city and enjoyed my time at the mall because it was so interactive and…read morelow times have changed sadly so things are different...but I can honestly say I don't understand how place can fall so low and become so beat up with no kind of maintenance happening or upgrades to ensure the mall can still thrive at its best. Sadly now it is a place that has no direction anymore and management is non existent that's for sure. I took up a part time job with the mall and the things I found out were no shocking but were at the same time. Bad financial choices over and over again from what I could gather from but at what point do you learn... apparently there old manager spent 8 grand on candy for an event and had to give all of it away. Like what are we doing really. Anyways don't expect the bathrooms to improve or anything because there is no budget or whoever makes the big decisions won't out the funding into it anymore but then why not be done all together right? Just had to share my insight and the hard truth. Hope to see the mall make strides foreword to improve but hopes are low.

I made a post about the Valley View Mall La Crosse on their event page to show my concern as a…read morecustomer and they blocked me!!! Just goes to show you. I am usually a very private person, but this needs to be shared. Here is my post: I was having second thoughts of going again this year, (Easter Egg Hunt Event) because last year was a disaster! I mean, they did take our feedback which was nice, but still, a kid went missing, the cops were called, there were no eggs for mine and my friends kids. There was no separation of ages, NO ONE was watching the kids in the bouncy house, it was so unorganized, two of my girlfriend's kids got hurt. Kids knocking over other kids, It was horrible. I honestly had no idea who was running this shit show. All these factors weighed on my decision. HOWEVER, now I was told who the dj that will be there....For a business that says they are all about the La Crosse community and love our city, is picking a guy who has done nothing but vandilze and puke on our city. It's a disgrace, even outside the mall! So I really don't think we are attending and lot of other parents feel the same way. Good luck with your event, so heads up to valley view mall I know your trying to get this back to it's life like in the 80s and 90s.