Was in the area after shopping at Fleet Farm. Needed Tzaki (sp) sauce for gyros, pita bread and…read moremashed potatoes for my husband. Found chicken wings on sale for 1.99#, potato kegs in deli, and chocolate malt ice cream because college kid ate it up when he was home. I rarely shop at Cub anymore, as I buy practically everything at costco. I was not going to venture to busier than ever Costco on a Saturday. It served its purpose. I just can't believe a 24 pack of pop is now $12.99 on sale. Yikes.

The only reason I ever go to the store is for the emergency grocery run because of the location,…read morerunning errands in the strip mall. They suggest everywhere via huge signs that you should download their app, never does their Wi-Fi work. Super inconvenient when you're trying to save any type of money at this location. Management was not helpful in problem-solving this. The cashiers never help bag groceries, even when they have no one else in line they just stand there and watch you bag your groceries. I would suggest Target 10 out of 10 times. Terrible customer service. As far as how expensive the place is. They are not even comparable to Target. I made the mistake of having to get paper towels here and for two rolls of Bounty, they are charging 12.79!!! What a joke. Go to Target, you get your items bagged, the prices are not even comparable to how expensive Cub is, the Wi-Fi works, and you get terrific customer service.

The food was excellent. Their steaks are great. The service is outstanding/exceptional. The only…read morething that kept us from giving it a five was that it was really noisy and crowded. Wonderful experience though can't say enough about our servers and the maître D.

Great restaurant. Excellent staff and food. I always get a few of their house-stuffed bleu cheese…read moreolives to start with my cocktail. Steaks are fantastic with equally delicious sides. Kind of a stand-alone location but well worth the drive if you're coming from closer to the cities.

I used Divine Swine to cater for a group of 50 and I would work with them again in a heartbeat!…read moreLeading up to the event I worked with Nick and his communication was great. Fast, friendly, and answered all of my questions. The day of I worked with Zach who was so friendly and personable. Everything was super smooth and he packed up all the leftovers for us too. The food was delicious (especially the mac and cheese) and we loved having a custom message on the pig!

Hosted an outdoor event with Divine Swine Catering. I couldn't find one thing to complain about if…read moreI wanted to! Butch, our caterer, arrived and set everything up; food was hot and very tasty! Brisket was to die for!!! Vegetarian lasagna was very good as well! Definitely will be using Divine Swine again for any catering event! Wish I had taken a picture of everything but was too busy stuffing my face with the fabulous food!

Nachos with brisket, yes please! Interesting way to eat them, but I went with it. It was like…read moreMexican meets American in a fight. We had nachos with traditional toppings and then had to add hot and spicy sauce for the brisket portion, so nachos that were bbq'd. can't make that crap up. Good selection of beers and they have golf simulators. It's a win win. Where else can you buy buckets of pull tabs? Our table seen $50 and won $200, we were happy and dinner was paid. Hubby loved the haddock bites and we know I had nachos! Easy parking, good customer service and entertainment all around with games for the little ones and pull tabs and golf for the older crowd!

Interesting place here that is clearly a sports bar/ entertainment center. Several TVs line the…read moremain room and in the back were various games and a golf simulator. Our food was very good and for BBQ it was priced decently. The only knock tonight was it took about a half hour to finally get someone to get me the check. We sat quite awhile as several employees walked past without a glance. However I'll be back, we'll call that lapse a glitch in the matrix.

this farmer's market is a taste of why we moved to Lakeville. quaint downtown, very friendly…read morepeople, produce is really reasonable (due to the fact that they are all selling basically the same selection) a huge head of cabbage for 1 dollar, a huge bunch of flowers for 5 dollars, candy, meat, herbs, bread, taste your own pickles, and not so crowded. Weds afternoons, Sat. but not sure what time. see ya there!

One of the most unpleasant grocery store experiences we have ever had. The cashier was just so…read moreunbelievably rude and unprofessional. She flung another cart up and started throwing my groceries into another cart despite me purchasing bags. Then changed my cart out and rudely told me to move my waters onto a another cart even tho I have a disability and torn shoulder just so she could give my cart to someone else who didn't even want a cart lol I swear it was just so she didn't have to take the extra cart back while she sat in her seat. I had no idea Aldis low prices came with attitude and disregard for humanity. Checks out tho!

My husband and I were shopping earlier together at Fleet Farm. Weird, yeah, I know. He mentioned…read moregoing to Aldi. I thought there was one in Lakeville nearby. Google searched it, and it's 4 miles away. But, this one is brand new and worth it. Same layout like the Eagan store. Open produce and wider aisles. There is the brand new Goodwill next door, and it's next to Walmart and the movie theater. We didn't bring bags along and just found 4 stray boxes. The newest favorite items are cosmic cheese balls and all dressed potato chips. The raspberries here were nice-looking and not pale. It's worth the drive if you're around I 35 in Lakeville.

I was at a craft fair in Farmington and needed a few items. I'm going to try some new recipes…read more Sometimes you need to go to Cub as Aldi is super limited and Noone wants to go to Costco on a Saturday and I don't need large portions. I'm surprised to see no Robin's Eggs malted milk candy at Easter section. Lunds Byerlys has them. I bought 1/2 and 1/2, buttermilk, sour cream and club soda. The Cub off brand is 99 cents for a liter bottle. At Cub, you bag your own groceries. This Cub was not busy on Saturday at all. Cashier was really nice. I like the small carts to shop with. Easier to operate.

My go to Cub because of location. Most likely the worst customer service of any Cub. Don't go the…read moredeli or the meat/seafood counter unless you want to be treated poorly. The employees in these two areas are pissed off and really don't want to provide service or be there. They should take both of these departments out of the store. They only alienate customers.

I recently placed an order for 30 pies of various flavors and requested they be ready for pickup on…read morea specific day at a specific time. A very nice lady named Ellen took my order, declined my offer of immediate payment, and took complete charge of my order. On the appointed day, all the pies were completely and expertly done, were all packaged and boxed and ready for transport, and were loaded into my car without me having to do a thing, and each and every pie was perfectly done. When I arrived at my destination with the pies, the boxes were quickly and easily unloaded, and the "Pi" day was a total success with 100% customer satisfaction! Thank you. Ellen, and your crew for doing what was needed to guarantee a successful celebration of 3.14! We'll rely on you and your crew to do it again on the next Pi day (March 14) in 2027!

Prices are horrible. Doors don't work often. I do not recommend. Service are only by vendors, no…read moreactual employees around.