Regent Market Co-Op

Honestly couldn't recommend this store any more highly...They saved our Christmas last year: First by being open at all (no one else was) and second by offering such high quality products. We found everything we needed and more, including Madison Sourdough bread. They kind of saved Christmas again this year by having some things I needed for dinner today, that Whole Foods was out of. If I lived in Madison, I would definitely have a membership. Extra points for super friendly, knowledgeable people working there.

Yeah, this place is about the size of a postage stamp, but considering their size, they pack a LOT in there! It's a neighborhood store, but their nice selection of everyday items, organic, special diet-friendly foods, produce, full meat counter, small bulk section, and impressive freezer selection are probably why they've been open for 90+ years. Even if the selection is not huge, they have almost one of everything.In the center of the store there's a section which features locally produced products (one or two I haven't seen at Willy Street). The staff is always super friendly. Regent Market Co-op is the bomb!

Jury is still out on this one. Recently moved to University Heights and was happy to see a small market close by. Stepping inside was a little underwhelming. Not much selection. Prices (especially around fruit) were exorbitant. Word on the streets is that their brats are pretty tasty. Come grilling season I will stop back in for a try.

This place is my favorite spot in town, but man, has it changed. The expansion is welcome, of course, but I do miss the good old days when you waltzed in there and could barely squeeze through the aisles. I grew up going in there for candy and soda, but ever since they added a Chocolate Shoppe, I'm in there every week just to stare at the ice cream. I love how you know where everything is even though they don't have aisle summaries. The local farmers support is highly appreciated, as well.

Great meat counter for Beef, Pork and deli meats. solid produce, bulk nuts and dried fruits, and spices sections for a corner store. support this place. The've been open for 25+ years supporting local farmers and the community.

What a nice little co-op market! It's small but it has all the basics and a great meat market in back. All local sourced, if possible, otherwise what you'd expect from a good co-op. They even carried a few varieties of Theo Chocolate. If you're a member of Willy Street Co-op, your card is good here so, check it out!

Wonderful to have a local grocery store. We are so lucky. Thanks RFM owners and staff.

We are so lucky to have a shop like this! A variety of different products from Local Produce! to organic foods, vegan alternatives TO cheetos and oreos. Can't go wrong. Chill Vibe and staff.

As a former employee (8 years) back when Joe H. owned it and Larry taught me to butcher, it warms my heart that this place is still in existence (I still have my Jay Rath designed butcher paper window sale signs from my last week working there). I grew up buying mainly candy, but occasionally milk, and eggs for my mother as one of the neighborhood kids/'weasels'. Great store, great neighborhood. Best homemade brats in the universe, excellent deli, nice people have always run the place. I've been/lived all over the United States now, there really isn't a better place to buy the basics than the Regent Food Market, "Joes", "The Little Store". It is a slice of Americana that doesn't exist much anymore. Keep up the great work to everyone that is keeping it ALIVE, goodonya.