Stop by Super Fresh Bakery for your morning donut or afternoon snack. There are lots of local items…read moreavailable, such as popcorn and soda. Being from the Twin Cities, it was great to see familiar brands like Peace Coffee. In addition to fresh local produce, you can purchase flowers, seasonal items such as pumpkins, and other household essentials. We enjoyed the sweet treats that we purchased. Our favorite was the Danish and pumpkin donut.

This morning my wife stopped by SuperFresh to grab an assortment of donuts for my mom's birthday…read moreand came back with the kind of wide-eyed, stunned delight I usually only see after she's tasted something she made herself. (She's a patisserie chef--so that's saying something.) The donuts were so fresh you could literally see the glaze still dripping down the sides when she was ordering. Not in a sloppy, rushed way--more like a slow-motion food commercial where the timing is perfect and everything looks a little too good to be real. Except it was real. Very real. The guy at the counter was thoughtful enough to layer wax parchment between each donut because the frosting and glaze were that fresh. That alone should earn him a promotion and a key to the city. Everyone working was friendly, helpful, and seemed like they actually wanted to be there, which, let's be honest, isn't always the case in food service. Now--beyond the baked goods (which would be worth a stop on their own)--SuperFresh is something else entirely. It's a bakery, yeah, but it's also a locally sourced grocery store and a legit garden center. The kind of place you stop at for one thing and end up leaving with dinner ingredients, a hanging basket, a donut or three, and a weird sense that you've stumbled into something special. It's not just "support local" performative--these folks have been doing it since the 1940s. They compost all their food waste with local farmers. They banned single-use plastic bags over a decade ago. Their rain gardens capture five thousand gallons of water per storm to protect local rivers. I mean... they're doing more good in one thunderstorm than some businesses do in a fiscal year. If you're from around here, you probably already know about SuperFresh. If you're not, you should make a point to fix that. This place is the real deal--fresh food, good people, and a long-standing commitment to doing things the right way. In summary: the donuts are insane, the staff actually care, and my wife came back grinning like she just found pastry Mecca. Five stars. (P.S. If you happen to run into me in line and you're not sure what to get, just say the word. I'll probably have already picked out too many and can point you toward something life-changing.) -- That guy named James

This was my first time at this Trader Joe's location, and I like it quite well! It was clean and…read moreeasy to navigate, with lots of goods. I was hoping to find a couple of new cheeses I'd seen on social media, and sure enough, they had them and several other tasty-looking things as well. It was busy on a Saturday but there was no line, so I was in and out fast. Note that like other stores in Minnesota, the alcohol section is in a separate area with its own checkout. My husband checked that out and found some stuff to try, too.

Love the reasonable prices and great variety of available food and non-food items. One great find…read morefor us was some cheese fondu sourced from Switzerland. Very tasty, need to get some more.

Great selection of produce including organic choices, homemade ready to eat choices (love the…read morecashew and artichoke couscous), locally smoked salmon, nice sushi selection, you can buy and eat stuff on-premise. Soups, sandwiches, salads, etc available. Some outdoor seating when weather permits. Attached wine and spirits store is adequate. Friendly and helpful staff. For those with a sweet tooth, plenty of homemade goodies. I just wish I lived closer...sigh

The place was very clean,the prices were good and the people were kind…read more Can't ask for more than this!

Was great experience. Lots of local fruits, veggies, honey, crafts, food and baked goods from…read morelocal farms. Great find and bought to much.

A fun variety of fresh produce, micro greens, specialty mushrooms, meats, jams, baked goods, honey,…read moresoaps/lotions/balms (goat milk based), and even a hot sauce stand and coffee stand. There is a seasonal floral decor stand too. Most offer credit card payment (Square). It's enjoyable to talk to owners about their business and how they make their products. They're all very proud of what they have to offer.

Awesome fresh food market in Rochester. Think of it as a small Whole Foods. They had an array of…read moreitems from deli to freezer. I have an extremely limited diet due to a medical condition, and I was able to find items here that I could trust to sustain me while traveling to Mayo. Prices are on the higher end, but that is to be expected. Fewer ingredients, higher prices. You get a smaller, local feeling to this place compared to Whole Foods. I would recommend stopping in if in the area, especially if you too require a particular diet or simply healthier options overall.

Always a good selection of food and produce, I enjoy their nutrient aisle and selection…read more Some things may cost a little bit more, but they have a good selection of organic items.

This is one of my favorite Asian grocery stores in Rochester!…read more Parking is sufficient. There new shipment arrives on Mondays and Friday early afternoon typically - so that's when you can expect many shoppers to come by and try to grab the freshest produce. I think this market is really great for Southeast cooking specifically although it also has a great range of Korean ingredients! Does have a good range of ingredients for Chinese cooking. It is a huge market. Fresh produce, dried noodles, frozen foods and cooking ware are all in the very very back! :) Produce is typically pretty fresh and service is always top notch.

It's nice to have so many Asian groceries (believe there is 4) in Rochester. Found this one by…read morechance after reading an article on Post-Bulletin Lee Market is about ~1 mile from the closest Asian grocery and is a good complementary store (vice versa) if you want to make sure you're exhausting your options in terms of ingredients, veggies, and produce One thing that i do appreciate here is they have consistency of selling banh mi's and also many unique items that the others do not sell - e.g. greater selection of Japanese food, Chinese broccoli, Balut and the like Store looks tiny from the outside but is fairly large and does not feel cramped upon entering. Worth the visit the next time you're in the area!