Woodman's,

Waukesha, WI 53186

"This is my 2nd time writing a review in a short period of time, but I swear this store improves everytime I go in there. It's always totally stocked and beautifully faced. I've never come out of there not finding everything I'm looking for (and more.) Anyone who isn't shopping here for the products and the great prices is missing the mark! Yes it's big, but it's so nicely laid out that it's easy to learn your way around. I've never run into a bad employee. They are always friendly & helpful. Today, I had the pleasure of meeting an EXTRA GOOD ONE at the checkout named ETHAN. He noticed a coupon on one of my items that I hadn't seen and took the time to remove it so it could be used. THAT'S GOING ABOVE & BEYOND! A businesse's success depends a lot on their employees. ETHAN and MANY others at Woodmans are a major asset! Thank you for making Woodman's such a great place to shop!"

"Only name brand place that I've been in a decade that doesn't let me use a visa... Discover cards or cash only is very disappointing"

"Woodman's Waukesha is our go-to grocery store. The value far exceeds any shortcomings we may list. It's a great cross between price and value. Occasionally checking out seems like breaking out of prison, but when you're through and see what you got for your dollar, you realize the value."

"Is that the reason the Woodman's off of 41-45 has a new sign banning animals? ps429 you clearly haven't walked in the shoes of someone requiring an emotional support animal. I have seen PTSD dogs that stay by the side of their veterans. My understanding is that people who have emotional support animals have them through a medical doctor's advisement, there may be some abusers, but you can't know for certain. Is it gross that the dog had crusty pants? Sure, but you're likely shopping with people who don't wash their hands after they use the bathroom. The dog isn't wiping its hindquarters on your groceries or even touching them. With regard to Woodman's, eh, they have some good prices, some good stock, but the quality of their produce is not consistently good or excellent even. Having said that, if you're careful about how you shop, you'll be able to find some very good buys."

"I've been shopping at Woodman's in Waukesha since its opening. It was incredibly disappointing when I saw a large white poodle type dog in the store with a couple of women on August 31st. The dog was not a service animal as it didn't have any identification, special harness, tag. It was obviously one of those so called emotional support animals, a scam in my eyes and not recognized by the ADA. What really grossed me out is, the dogs back end was heavily soiled, made obvious by its white fur. I will no longer shop there if this is allowed. Many people I know agree with me and this "emotional support" craziness is getting out of hand. Dogs do not belong in a grocery store."