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“We had a great experience at the Viroqua Kwik Trip located at 603 Main Street today! We’re in town visiting family and weren’t sure where to stop for breakfast, but we saw a familiar favorite and decided to stop in. Not only did Noah offer to ask the kitchen to make us breakfast sandwiches, Jackie was incredibly kind and sweet in making sure we were taken care of! Thanks for starting our day off right!!”
“Cute little convenience store with a couple of tables and a restaurant. I was traveling through the area and needed internet to work for a couple of hours. The cashier was very nice and gave me the Wi-Fi password and let me sit at a table to work. Very nice people!”
Open 24 hours
1301 N Main St, Viroqua
Convenience Stores
“Always have what I need.. I am 75 and store workers will cheerfully take my heavier packages to my truck for me.Workers/clerks ALWAYS thank me for coming in and a cheerfully "See you next time".”
“The Cenex station here has some of lowest priced fuel in the area. The Market Place store is a fully stocked grocery with great meat and dairy products as well as a good selection of beer and wine. We go there often for groceries.”
“The manager, Kaylee, was extremely helpful! She went above and beyond to help my with a photo print order. Her customer service skills are excellent. She takes her role seriously and has the most pleasant attitude when working with the customers.”
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“I like this store quite a bit! I go here on a regular basis. The Staff are nice and helpful, and they make some pretty great food! They also have a Laundromat (and even a Shower Stall if you're a Truck Driver or just on a road trip and need a quick wash).. One of my faves is their Ice Cream Machine.. HIGHLY RECOMMEND! If you're ever rolling through Readstown, Wisconsin and need to make a pit stop, you can fill up on Fuel, Food (and perhaps evn some new Friends), at The Readstown BP.”