First time coming to this Trader Joe's location and this is the first time I've ever been to a…read moreTrader Joe's location to had a separate liquor store. They had a very small selection of hard cider. The store was easy to shop around and find the items that was looking for. Staff here was very friendly and the prices here were not too bad at all I found everything that was looking for as well. The store also has a really big parking lot so it's not too hard to find parking at all. Plenty of other great options as well around the store as well. Quiet Store as well for a friendly peaceful shopping experience.

I come here weekly and honestly can't say enough amazing things about the staff. Every single…read morevisit, they are so kind, welcoming, and genuinely uplifting. This place feels like a little highlight of my week!

Don't go here if you are looking for dried chilies or most ethnic ingredients. Now im being told I…read moredont have enough characters in my review. Hyvee not a place for ethnic ingredients!

I normally don't shop at Hy-vee as none are close to my home. I was near this one after seeing a…read moreclient and stopped in briefly. I bought pork ribs, cream cheese, blueberry pie filling, gummy bears and an alien candy thing. There were only 2 check out lanes open with huge lines, so I used self check out. There are other Hy-vee locations in Savage and Eagan, but their locations are not closeby, unless I an driving by, I probably don't frequent these or make a special trip. They had some good sales and variety.

From a price perspective, great to shop at. The "Aisle of Shame" also has plenty of options. The…read moremeat isn't the highest quality, but have never had issues with produce or pantry items.

I'd say the entire operation is in need of some serious attention, so many empty shelves, so many…read morepeople in line to check out they are operating on 3 people! A lot of there Produce is showing signs of Brown out! No one gives a damn, Egg rack empty, if you want eggs you have to move it!! It's definitely lost its charm!! Now just a shite hole of misery! I'm shopping Walmart, Costco, Kwik trip!!

I'm from out of town. Whenever I need some groceries, I usually think of Kowalski's. This time I…read morewas a bit disappointed. I came for a greeting card (which I got), but could not find any helium balloons. Just made me a little sad :(

Wow! I was on about a 6 month hiatus visiting this location after Covid started. Came back a few…read moredays ago and the whole front of the store is remodeled. They did a great job, it's way more inviting and the produce and deli are especially for a major facelift. They upped their game in comparison to the Lyndale location, but it's still a smaller format store. Either way, I love it. Kowalski's are the best.

I really liked shopping there especially when they were a 24-hr store, because the employees were…read morepretty laid back, and I could put my headphones on, and dance around the store, going through every aisle, looking for the best bargains, which I always managed to find! Especially in the meat department. I almost don't want to tell you that because it's MY favorite place to find something of better quality to grill at a price that I can afford, thanks to the markdowns they put on older cuts of meat. As long as you cook it properly, it's just as good as the fresher steaks, roasts, or chops. If you Aren't going to: Freeze it til you Are going to cook it. Hey, when I can get a nice, thick pair of ribeyes for under $30, I'm going to snatch them up and hide them in the freezer for a special evening! No guilt at all. My other fun stop at that location is their clearance area, which is directly at the back center of the store, where it looks like there "might" be a mall entrance during day hours; but of course I wouldn't know that. To me it's a mostly empty hallway, usually with a couple of skids of something waiting to get put somewhere, and a few shelves with past their prime candies, cereals, lotions, potions, games, trinkets, and previous holiday celebration hoopla. MOST of it is marked down to very reasonable prices...but not ALL of it: so Beware! When you get to the checkout, ASK the cashier to check the prices for you before you go hog-wild and buy every last box of Cap'n Crunch with Marshmallows which you loaded into your cart, only to find it's a meager 10% off. You can already get it cheaper at the wal-m store. Bummer. But still fun when it works in your favor

Just got back and looked at my receipt. The soda marked 4.49 on the shelve was rung up at 8.99…read more This is not the first time. Anyway, it amounted to about a 10.00 difference, so I went back to complain. The young woman said that I had to buy four in order to get that price. Maybe I did not see that or maybe it was the very small print. Nevertheless - Last time at this store. More than once the price charged did not match the shelf price. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me three times, not gonna happen.

I am utterly obsessed with the Wedge and believe it is leaps and bounds above the other co-ops and…read moregrocery stores in the Twin Cities. The staff is consistently helpful & friendly, and they have incredible employee retention that take great pride in their selections, sourcing, and are always excited to share about what they think is fun in stock and make conversation about what you are preparing with your purchases. It is always impressively clean and well organized, with competitive pricing on what is the highest quality organic produce, bulk goods, and staples. This is the blueprint of grocery stores.

I was recently in the area and I wanted to check out this Co-op grocery store to see what it had to…read moreoffer and see how it fared to the Mississippi Market that I'm accustomed to. I was a fan of their buffet area where you can make your own plate and their smoothie selection was really great too. The dining area is small but it's cozy at the same time. Great selection of grocery store items and hard to find items as well. Staff here is very personable but Lines can be very long too. Overall, I thought this place was a solid place to check out. 4.5 Stars

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!

Fresh Thyme is still one of the most wonderful places in St. Louis Park as far as I am concerned…read more I can count on them to have amazing products of all kinds, including an excellent selection of supplements and functional beverages. They have some fantastic alcohol alternatives, including kava and CBD (including--hooray!--THC-free options) for those in need of chill in a can. Today, though, I want to focus on why I will be making many more visits for the foreseeable future. My friends, the Andes Gifts textiles are in. I repeat: Andes Gifts knitted goods are in! If you know, you know. If you don't, let me tell you. These fair-trade knitted accessories are not only warm as heck (thanks to the fleece-lined alpaca) but also absolutely darling. With everything from headbands to flippers to socks, you will find something to keep your extremities toasty. I personally favor the animal hats (and have purchased at least a dozen over the years). Available in sizes for kids and adults, these unique hats are guaranteed to get you smiles and giggles when gifted (or worn). New this year are knitted hand puppets that I am absolutely going to use as mittens, because life is too short to not do the little things that delight you.

I'm not much for impulsive stop ins. I was a late Fresh Thyme fan as there were so few of them and…read morethey were not located near by. I was in SLP and in front of the FTM and decided to browse for salad bags and found the biggest selection at reasonable prices. The store is large, easy to access and see what you want next by scanning across the floor. It's a quiet atmosphere with the canned music playing softly. Easy self check out