I am so happy to be living within walking distance of a Trader Joe's. Especially in the current…read moreeconomy... it seems that Trader Joe's prices haven't gone up much while other groceries jack up their prices higher and higher... I used to think of Trader Joe's as a more upper-middle class grocer, but not anymore. Everything (with the exception of meat and milk) is very affordable. That said, their shopping experience remains the same high-quality, enjoyable experience, with aisles of yummy options to browse, especially with the rotating seasonal options and new offerings. I've been here several times since moving to Eagan, and I've always encountered friendly employees. The checkout always moves quickly and efficiently. I also love grabbing some free stickers and coloring pages on my way out; it's like a little dopamine burst for my inner child! There are restrooms available to shoppers. They are gender-neutral, which is awesome for a trans guy like me. The bathroom walls are decorated with fun paintings much like the rest of the inside. They are also spacious and clean. Occasionally I have spotted a local food truck parked nearby, serving unique offerings. Once I got to snag some apple cider donuts that way, hehe. The only thing that's a negative about this place is that the parking lot (shared with the movie theatre) is smallish and has a weird layout, so navigating that can be quite challenging. Thankfully I usually walk! But even so, I have to watch out crossing because the cars aren't paying attention to pedestrians!

This Trader Joe's seems so chill compared to other locations. I love that the parking lot is big…read moreand easy to navigate vs. where the others are a bit more chaotic. I never really go to Trader Joe's with a list or plan, I kind of just browse to see what they have and grab whatever- usually snacks. Sometimes I hate that I find unique snacks and end up liking/loving them, then they don't carry it anymore but that's not this particular locations fault. This store was very neat. Layout seemed backwards compared to the Bloomington location but it's not a huge store so it's easy to look down every aisle. I love that you can buy single cans of sparking water/drinks here. Staff were super friendly at the checkout.

Great options from sardines and smoked mackerel(Tik Tok trend!) to garlicky Korean carrots and…read moreNapoleon cake that you must try!!! Take your time to walk up and down the aisles and don't be scared to grab something that looks "unusual" in American culture. You will be happily surprised!! Grab one of each candy, a jar of marinated tomatoes, some frozen pierogis...etc and have a fun night with friends trying new treats. Stop by the deli counter yet and get some cheeses and meats for a charcuterie board! Don't be put off by the lack of customer service, they are busy stocking and ringing up customers. It is a small and family run store happy to have your support.

We haven't been there for several years. We always bought the Russian Red Caviar. It was so good!…read moreWe will go back!

Not my usual place to shop but for certain items it's nice to come here…read more I like their salad bar area and the dessert area particularly the Chantilly cream cake is to die for!! Parking is always busy in the lot

Awesome Whole Foods! The selection here is better than the other surrounding Whole Foods. Produce,…read moremeats, center aisles are well stocked. Staff is friendly and the self checkouts make it fast to get out the door.

The store is now called Lunds Byerlys. This store is the closest to my house. The prices are a…read morelittle higher, but they have great sales. The extras are a good deal too. Today I spent over $10 and got a 24 pack of their water for $1.99 valid memorial weekend only. They bag your groceries and put rubber bands around eggs and raspberries. There is a drive thru to pick up your groceries. Lunds Byerlys are kinda upscale. This grocery store had a recent remodel but it still is not as fancy as Plymouth and other locations. I guess you pay extra having a grocery store so close by.

My favorite time of day to visit Byerly's is about 2 pm.....the lunch crowd has evacuated and the…read moredinner shoppers have not yet realized just how last-minute their shopping has gotten ;) I love to sample the items from the deli case, they have some unique salads and hot entrees, too....plus, they are AWESOME at checking ingredients for me with all my allergens to be aware of. The holiday menus are always a good bet for the cost and the lunch bar choices make for a nice alternative to fast food in the Twin Cities. On my last grocery run, I was lucky enough to find gluten-free vanilla extract for some sweet baked goods, a great selection of Pinot Grigio and Sauvignon Blanc wines, and several varieties of dilled crudités (in jars in kosher/ condiment aisles) to lay out with cheeses for a small soirée I threw together. All I needed to add was the Gavin DeGraw music and the palettes were contented that afternoon :) Cheers to Byerly's!

A convenient location for me and my family. They are the only ones near me who are open early and…read morehave the best produce/items at their location.

Spring rolls were great from the deli. I also bought some really good produce and frozen Dim Sum…read moreitems.

Don't be fooled. This is a pretty average grocery store, I thought based on the cafe the grocery…read morestore would provide more European offerings but that didn't affect my visit. Honestly it felt like a slightly more affordable Lunds- same kind of set up and not overly huge like a Cub or Hyvee. I saw a couple of flavors of items I don't see at my normal grocery store which was nice. We ended up getting sparkling water that we had never seen before. While we didn't interact with any employees (self check out) I noticed there were a lot of them. I'll definitely be back when I have more time and I'm actually looking to buy groceries. I could see this becoming a regular stop on the way home if our grocery delivery forgot something. I recommend checking it out and if you have time stop and eat in the cafe- that's what will get you in the door! Plus, I can't think of a better way to grocery shop than filling up on Scandinavian pancakes beforehand.

Came here for the first time a few nights ago. I lived in Wisconsin for quite awhile and Festival…read moreFoods is a STAPLE there and I have nothing but fond memories of getting groceries and game day snacks here... well, the memories just flooded back and it was awesome. They have a really nice layout. Also, there is a fully stock (and might I say awesome) olive bar that is right up in the front area and I definitely stocked up. They have everything you could want and dream of in a grocery store, they have great meat selection and also everything is fresh and clean. I like how they have upper end options for things but also lower end options if that is what you are in to.. just love the options. There is self checkout that is nice and I appreciate being able to check yourself out when you aren't always feeling like human interaction. I live so close to here so definitely will be back!

Stopped here just to grab a bottle of hot sauce. I've never shopped at this chain of grocery stores…read morebefore so I was pleasantly surprised at how much they had to offer. Prices did seem a bit more than other stores but not too bad for the convenience. I'd say my issue is with the check out. They have 5-6 cashier lanes and 4 self checkouts. Only 1 cashier available + a bagger. The bagger was having a conversation with the customer and carried on a bit long and couldn't seem to talk & bag at the same time. I ended up going over to self checkout which also took awhile but when I finally got up to one I realized it's because the system is just extremely slow. I was able to wait and checkout before they were done helping that same 1 customer. I get being friendly and providing customer service but it's to a point you need to considerate that a line is forming and people are waiting & some with perishables. I also don't care to converse about the items i'm buying so the bagger being so chatty would have gave me anxiety.

Bought a 16 once T-bone steak for $13 for 4th July dinner at Eden Prairie store. I should have…read moreknown better, because I have yet to get a good piece of meat there. This is an "after" picture of the steak. Of the 16 oz, only about 1 oz had edible meat...the rest was medium rare shoe leather, hence the masticated flotsam left on my plate in he picture. I'm sure they would say I cooked it wrong, but I worked my way thru college as an assistant chef at a famous NYC steak house so I know how to cook meat. Will never buy any meat there again. Besides the meat, the store is fine but a bit over priced as others have said, and the staff is very nice, and I will continue to shop from time to time for convenience as its only 5 minutes away from home. This is my first review of anything ever on line, but as a steak lover and connoisseur, I had to give my feedback. I only gave it a 2 because the people working there are always nice and friendly

Fantastic Indian food that is also halal. A great grocery store to shop at while you wait. You can…read morealso watch their bread being freshly made. Plenty of parking outside too. Not many seats, but this is more of a takeout place. We love the Chicken Tikka Masala and their naan (bread).

A new store and it has all the shines and glitters of it. This place might be little tricky to spot…read moreon a Google map as you got to be careful in not missing the right turn that's almost difficult to spot. The store has a lot of items to find from, right from different rice types, pulses, veggies, pickles, mixes, masalas and pooja items. I'm not a non-vegetarian so I can't comment on the meat shop that's inside. But the restaurant is pretty nominal on pricing and their points system at the checkout is a pretty cool one to bring back repeated customers.