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  1. ALDI - 3133 Market Place

    3133 Market Place, Onalaska WI 54650

    4.6 Superb 185 reviews

    “Honestly when you've been to one Aldi's you've been to them all. That being said, EVERY TIME I see an Aldi's, no matter where I'm at, I stop. Even found this protien pudding that I haven't seen at others, not a half bad snack for the macros!”

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  2. Woodman's Liquor Store - 9515 WI-16

    9515 WI-16, Onalaska WI 54650

    4.6 Superb 117 reviews

    “This is the biggest grocery store I have ever seen. It is absolutely huge. I can't imagine that there are many stores that can compete with the shear number of options of products. It is, honestly, a little overwhelming when you start shopping. I imagine you get used to it as you shop there, but as an out of towner making one stop, it's a lot... Apparently they only take Discover credit cards (but do take debit cards of all types, so it wasn't an issue for us) but that just seems a bit weird.”

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  3. Woodman's Food Market - 9515 WI-16

    9515 WI-16, Onalaska WI 54650

    4.4 Superb 263 reviews

    “Always go out of my way to shop here when I'm traveling. Awesome store. Makes Walmart look like a five & dime. Will continue to patronize whenever I can.”

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  5. Coinstar Kiosk - 1260 Crossing Meadows Dr

    1260 Crossing Meadows Dr, Onalaska WI 54650

    3.9 Good 7 reviews

    “Been to a lot of grocery stores lately and a lot of them are really really hurting. Empty shells and poor customer service. Went to festival foods and they were at the complete opposite full shelves. Very good customer service. I give thumbs up to the management there. They must be doing something right. Everybody seem happy things were full and a very pleasant experience. Thank you again”

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  6. Festival Foods - 1260 Crossing Meadows Dr

    1260 Crossing Meadows Dr, Onalaska WI 54650

    4.1 Good 164 reviews

    “Bakery employee took xtra time to help me with baking powder biscuits! Went to freezer! All done with smiling face! This is what keeps me coming back to Festival!”

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  7. Woodman's Gas Station - 9515 WI-16 Trunk

    9515 WI-16 Trunk, Onalaska WI 54650

    3.9 Good 105 reviews

    “Woodman's gas station is my go-to spot for one simple reason: it gets the job done without any hassle. The prices are consistently among the lowest in the area, and it's a huge bonus that I can use my Woodman's loyalty card to get an even bigger discount per gallon. It's a noticeable savings on every fill-up. Beyond the price, the station is just reliable. The pumps are always working, and the lot is kept clean, so you’re not wading through trash or spills. I also appreciate the simplicity of the kiosk; they have the essentials like bottled water, snacks, and a decent coffee selection, making it easy to grab something quick on my way out. The staff is efficient and polite, so getting in and out is always a fast, smooth process. For a reliable, no-frills gas station that's genuinely easy on the wallet, Woodman's is the clear choice. Live your best life!”

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  8. Walmart Supercenter - 3107 Market Place

    3107 Market Place, Onalaska WI 54650

    3.5 Good 257 reviews

    “Terri in customer service was extremely helpful she helped me with a cash back options that would not work at the register but she took care of it for me in customer service thank you Terri”

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