Bridgeview Shopping Center — Attraction in La Crosse

It's ok. I truly miss the good old days of Bridgeview. They had Soo many nice places to shop at. Shopko of course was the Anchor store but they had others. Coney Island was there. Estabans was there way back. It turned into Goodwill. Even Goodwill left there. I feel bad for those that live on the Northside. To lose soo many of those places. I did hear the city plans on trying to do something with the place. Let's hope it's something great. Till then there are still some nice stores here that are worth a look. Warning!!!! Be careful when using the restrooms. I had to use it when I visited. I walked in got in the stall and sat down. Only to see across from me in another stall two sets of feet. They took off fast thank God. But it was obviously weird. Not to mention what looked to be like a glory hole in the stall I was in. I quickly pinched my loaf and got the heck out of there!!! Just be...

Bridgeview Shopping Center is a delightful hub of convenience and community! From the moment you arrive, the atmosphere is welcoming, with ample parking and a clean, well-maintained environment. The diverse range of stores caters to every need, offering everything from everyday essentials to unique finds. I particularly appreciate the variety of dining options, perfect for a quick lunch or a relaxed evening meal. What truly sets Bridgeview apart is the friendly and helpful staff across all the shops. Their dedication to customer service shines through, making every visit a pleasant experience. The center's layout is easy to navigate, and the frequent community events add a vibrant touch. Whether you're running errands or simply browsing, Bridgeview Shopping Center provides a relaxed and enjoyable shopping experience that consistently exceeds expectations. It's a true asset to the...

There is a problem here. The picture shown is North Country Steak Buffet. NCSB is a restaurant in the corner of the parking lot for Bridgeview Shopping Center. Bridgeveiw Shopping Center is mostly empty. I know that there is a Harbor Freight Tool store and a couple of other small shops, but the Shopko is closed as is most of the building.

I haven't eaten at NCSB, but whenever I walk by there seems to be a good crowd. In addition, a former lady friend of mine used to tell me the food there is good. Apparently, it was better than our relationship as I have not seen...