4062 WI-23, Dodgeville WI 53533
“All these other reviews are spot on. I was on my way to Walmart and I saw this place. My tires were squealing as I hooked that right turn into their driveway because I almost passed it. I was greeted by the owners before I even went inside. I got my beer, ice, mallows, and a giant stack of firewood and was back at the campsite in a jiff. You don't find many places like this anymore! Long live Jumping Jupiters!”
101 Co Hwy YZ, Dodgeville WI 53533
“Stopped here to get some drinks and the gentleman working here on Oct 16, was just overly friendly, very helpful, and understanding with me being from our if town. This is the way customer service should be. Will probably only gas up and shop at this place from now on when I roll thru town.”
101 Co Hwy YZ, Dodgeville WI 53533
“We had left our wallet on our car and drove off. Between the staff and clientele we got it back safe and sound. Thank you for you kindness and attention, very appreciative Canadian visitors.”
1122 North Bequette Street, Dodgeville WI 53533
“Allways super clean and the Midwest staple of a garentee amazing experience each time you stop. I stop on my way home from work and the food in the hot spot is allways perfect. Also P.S. the pulled pork mac and cheese ready to make meal is absolutely delicious.”
115 South Iowa Street, Dodgeville WI 53533
“The workers are so nice and helpful! Food is good, just please make sure the bacon is fully done and not rubbery. Love getting my morning coffee, iced coffee, hot chocolate or a cappuccino here!!”
1133 N Johns St, Dodgeville WI 53533
“Super nice I have 3 drugs sometimes they don’t have only two ready but if you give them the time they fit you in how I don’t know there always busy but they make time. They also make time to find out what you can do to save money and actually I’ve made money buy not spending extra on medication.”
1133 North Johns Street, Dodgeville WI 53533
“Thank you to the lady working the pharmacy drive thru window on the afternoon of 9/9 for going to the shelf and getting a bottle of children’s Motrin so I didn’t have to carry my sleeping toddler into the store. We were at a wedding down the road and my toddler fell, which resulted in minor injuries but I could tell he needed something for pain. He fell asleep on the way to the store so I was in a pickle…wake the toddler or hope the pharmacy can help me through the drive thru. She gladly did help and my momma heart was so very thankful for this kind woman. Thank you, thank you, thank you!”
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