I had language barrier miscommunication with an employee there and every since this one female…read moreemployee denied me tobacco products and I came back six months later and she is still doing the same thing. Never threatened her or anything. This is horrible customer service and this used to.be my only store till I moved from the area. They have no customer service number nor a Google page to be reviewed so this is the only professional thing I could do. Please never spend your money here unless you absolutely have to these people are unprofessional and weird.

As far as urban corner markets go, this one is far from the worst, and trust me, they can be really…read morebad. They can be anything from providing a haven for drug dealers, to being a magnet for trash, to selling nothing any sane person would want to buy, to being a general eye sore, to spitting venomous despair from behind the counter, to being little more than suppliers of addiction (nicotine, gambling, candy, beef jerky, alcohol). Corner stores are often depressing, useless, exploitative, seamy, nasty places. But this one is OK.

This is my favorite gas station in the twin cities metro area. Everything about this gas station is…read moreabsolutely perfect: this especially includes the amazing Mac and cheese that they serve. Not only is this Mac and cheese some of my favorite in the world, it is also remarkably cheap. The gas at the gas station is also pretty great, I would know because I buy it weekly. My only comment is that I think this establishment should provide the Mac and cheese more often, because sometimes they do not have enough.

It's a KwikTrip, so it's almost always gonna be better than any other convenience store or gas…read morestation, with that being said this time around things were pretty messy. Really sticky floors and counter tops as well as being out of Arizona on the fountain machine for almost a full week (they get truck shipments everyday so that's pretty wild). Guest service employees were still friendly, and efficient at the register. Overall it's still worth stopping here if you need too, but there are certainly better locations that are cleaner.

Asc, everyone please be careful using your card at this store, the owner seems to be saving card…read moreinformation and then charging small amounts hoping people won't notice, I spoke with him over the phone, and he got super upset and said I need to stop asking to see the camera because he doesn't have time, he said to cancel my card and let it go then hung up on me. So inshallah be aware and only use cash. It's unfortunate that our own Somali stores are so willing to do this to their customers and show no care at all.

Another hole-in-the-wall. A deli inside a grocery store. This neighborhood is known around the city…read moreas Little Somalia because of the population of that community that resides here. The decor leaves much to be desired, then again, It is a deli inside a convenience store. Never had the expectation of finding a very well designed table linen establishment. The food is decent. I have only had to stop few times after much drunken stupor at Palmer's Bar or after a show at the Cedar Cultural Center. The Sambusas are good. The Gyros and Falafels are okay. They also have frozen burgers on the menu. This neighborhood like some of the others in the city has a reputation for being "Sketchy" and It has all to do with the fact that most of these residents are Africans or Native Americans. You know, the kinda people that look nothing like the residents of Milaca, Minnesota or the rest of the state. And of course what is fueling this perception more is having those scary kids in the neighborhood with the complicated finger gestures, the ones with the saggy pants to their ankles showing off their Gangsta Scooby-Doo and Ned Flanders underwear themed when they lean over the counter to order. Yes, those sketchy kids. Tip: Order what you want at the Deli. They will give you the receipt to pay at the grocery checkout.

When I lived in the area, this was my go-to gas station, but even once I moved to the other side of…read moretown I'd literally drive all the way over here just to get gas. The prices are SO affordable (easily on par with, and sometimes beating, the club prices at Costco and Sam's), and are made even better with the Minnoco rewards discounts (5-10 cents depending on the day). The convenience store also has a good stock of snacks and drinks and such too. Quite possibly my favorite business in Minneapolis solely because the gas prices here cannot be beat!!

Cute little gas station- has the best coffee and takis too! I've been going here for years and my…read moregood friend who lives nearby is a daily customer. 10/10 stars to the owner since it's been rebranded.

Mollyos is your typical Little Convenience store that is mostly to support the tenants businesses…read morein the building. Being located in the lobby allows for easy access and if you happen to be down at Mill Ruins Park and need to pick up something to drink. You won't find a fully stocked market here, But they have a decent little variety of Soda, energy drinks and the such, Along with a few small snack items. The guy that runs the store is friendly and will try to get in any special requests, as he stocks mostly what the tenants request. Convenience and location if your finishing up a walk or run at Ruins Park is the real Gem of this store.

This is a nice little convenience store within reach of where I am at. Although they do not have a…read morelarge selection, it is still possible to grab something you may want or simply be craving. The staff (their seems to be only one) is friendly and efficient. I have been stopping here more often lately.

I used to live at 35th/Bryant and having this place across the street was very convenient. They…read morecarry most expected c-store goods and some basic groceries, at c-store prices. Not much for pre-cooked foods though. The family that owns this place is really friendly and will probably thank you 3-4 times while you are paying. The only negative to this place is they will randomly close it with a sign that says they will return soon.

I continue to love shopping here. They always have the freshest and best produce, as well as…read morebreadsmith, sushi, ready to eat foods, prepared ready to cook foods and dry goods. The staff at the co-op are always so kind and welcoming as well. It's a pleasant place to shop and I recommend stopping in if you are in the area.

Was picking up my daughter nearby from Archery class. Had plans to hit a diffent store up the road…read morea ways. Saw Lakewinds and forgot they had this location. Went in for King Arthur Bread flour, Rye and Whole wheat too. Planned on three mid size bags. Plans are to make some pizza crusts and play with the ratios to see how they turn out. To my delight not only did I get the King Arthur, I found locally grown rye and whole wheat in bulk bins. I got a lb of the last two to experiment in my recipes. Grabbed some yeast and tomatoes as well. Some vegan charizo. What a beautiful shop. Friendly staff and everything.

Recently came to this co-op store to check out what they had here on sale ; primarily energy drinks…read more, snack bars, and other unbelievable finds that I can't get in Illinois. The store has plenty of parking and it's right off the corner street so it's easy to access from roads and not too far from the highway either. The store boasts a wide variety of hot foods at a fair price so you can have a grab and go meal. The lines here are pretty short but I didn't find many good finds here, it was just a general store in my eyes compared to other co-ops I've been to. I do like that they sell plenty of home decor items here as well but overall I found a store as a decent place to shop at. Plenty of great locals too!

An excellent high end grocery store when you need the best. I would have loved to stop to try the…read morepizza.. . Next time for sure