Spring Green General Store

Reviews about Spring Green General Store

• 3 / 5

  By Judy Brick
  There are so few places to eat in Spring Green that somehow this one got rated as #1. We ate lunch there on a Tuesday when it wasn't very crowded. We were told at the counter that we couldn't take a table until we had ordered, so we stood at the counter reading the menu. We each ordered half sandwiches with a cup of soup for $8.99, plus one lemonade at $2.29. Then we took a table and sat down. A while later, our food was delivered. The soup was just OK, and the half sandwiches measured around 2" x2-1/2" and consisted of a tablespoon of low-grade tuna salad on rock hard ciabatta bread with a thin half slice of tomato and a few pieces of confetti that were apparently lettuce, plus a thin slice of cheese draped over the innards and hanging well outside the tiny ciabatta. These couldn't be eaten as sandwiches due to the hardness of the bread, so we deconstructed them and ate what we could. The lemonade consisted of around 50 ice cubes and possibly a half cup of lemonade. We escaped for around $24, and I realized I was still hungry! I have never received such stingy portions for the price. The items for sale around the store were also heartily overpriced. Apparently this is one of those places called a "tourist trap." Good luck if you go there on a weekend. You have to fight your way in and out, which just seems wrong on so many levels. Oh yeah, I forgot - you have to bus your own table!
  August 18, 2016
• 3 / 5

  By Dion Puzon
  I've been coming here for many many years. In the past, when I came to eat, you were greeted with a warm and friendly "hello, how can we help you". It was that friendly, warm and caring atmosphere that held you here. To quote Edith and Archie .... "Those were the days". Now it seems like the staff has gotten less and less patient, and interested, with the customers. Now don't get me wrong, the food is wonderful, but what's good food while eating in a soulless, "we're doing you a favor for serving you" atmosphere?
  
  They also have a general store. It's still fun to come and see all the eclectic products and local artisan jewelry that they offer.
  August 09, 2016
• 5 / 5

  By Keith Stachowiak
  Great coffee. I particularly love BobFest (Sunday of Memorial Day), a celebration of Bob Dylan's music on their back patio. Hundreds of people and great beer.
  July 22, 2016