Good, basic, run-of-the-mill small-town grocery store. The people are all friendly and helpful,…read moreespecially in the new Brainerd store. No specialty items (not Byerlys by any stretch of imagination), and a very mediocre bakery, but a convenient place to find the usual every day basic packaged food items. The deli section is usually pretty good. Keeping adequate stock of some store food items is apparently difficult, re-stocking is often haphazard or slow, (much more common in Crosby). Meat section is very basic and generally competent, but Super One is not the place to shop for a great steak. Produce at Crosby often suffers from lack of attention to freshness and the occasional rotten onion or wilted leafy vegetable does happen. If my grocery list is produce-heavy, I'll head to Brainerd or Baxter where the produce is likely to be fresher and better stocked. All-in-all, a reasonably competent basic supermarket chain.

Owned by Miners Warehouses and they push expired goods by the cases into the stores hoping they…read morewill sell unnoticed. Cut hours of part time employees to avoid offering union insurance.

I've ordered expensive floral arrangements on MULTIPLE occasions, where I receive the order…read moreconfirmation email and then the flowers never get delivered. I call the floral department and they tell me the order got 'stuck' in their system. Birthdays and Valentines day pass without the flowers I paid $100 for. FIX YOUR DAMN SYSTEM.

A little bit spender than some places but not bad for a small town the selection is kind of small…read morebut the brands are good. Everything seems fresh and not outdated.

Great locally owned full service Grocery Bakery and butcher shop with fresh meats. Store has been…read moreremodeled and is now Family Foods. Clean store, carry out service when needed, just ask at checkout. If ur throwing a party or need to place a large order please call and ask for Todd during early morning hours. Ph is 3206924323

I don't normally review grocery stores because its a grocery store lol but supervalu all in all is…read morea decent grocery store. It's pretty reliable to fall back on too when you need groceries or last minute items, but that being said it won't have everything if you like select brands you most likely will have to go to brainerd for that. The deli area we always like to order togo made salads or something from the hot bar if we want to make an easy dinner for that night. The workers behind the counter will either greet you and be nice and that tends to be rare. They never seem to be happy or in the mood to even smile. Sometimes they might just ignore you till you practically have to wave them down but its a 50/50 shot who you'll get same with the cashiers, you might get a pre-teen boy who doesn't even know how to speak one word like your total, its a little bizarre. If your a cashier maybe at least know how to ask if you'd like a receipt. thankyou

For a small country grocery, Reeds has a wide variety of goods and you will most likely find what…read moreyou are looking for. Plus, their bakery and meat department are really good. Their produce department is small but sufficient. We no longer shop in the city and transport- we shop at Reeds when we get to Crosslake.

I was very pleasantly surprised at the variety of offerings at Reed's, the only grocery store in…read moretown. They had a good selection of deli items and prepared sandwiches and salads. Nice selection of local meats and sausages, cheeses, some organic produce, even some locally grown tomatoes that were amazing, and a good sized bakery. We needed a birthday cake and they had several to choose from and one of the battery staff even personalized the cake for us right on the spot.

Food, ambiance and departments are super great!!! The reason I feel it necessary to give such a…read morepoor review is because of 1 woman. This has always been such a remarkable store and customer service impeccable! I don't know how this nasty, hateful woman ever got hired there. Makes me wonder where this store is headed!? Probably should have an in store sit down and ask the other employees what they think is happening.

We buy thousands of dollars a year from this store, and just discovered…read moreLittle beetles/roaches from the box of pasta we were going to cook. They are still alive, 30 to 40 of them. GROSS. I saved them in a jar for further review.

I was in the store to buy some Italian sausage packs on February 17, 2026 got 3 i open one of the…read more I opened it up. It was so sour that it was rotten called the store immediately told him I paid with a card but I had they wouldn't accept it without a receipt, but it's on my card to show that I was there and purchased it I personally will never go there again. I drove a long ways to find out that the meat was rotten the guy that was helping me was kind of an odd character. I am definitely stay out of their store and their meat section no doubt. thank God I caught it before I put it in my meatball recipe. Thanks for ruining my meatballs super one.

This review is specifically for the Brainerd store (managed by Kyle Shypkowski): your 'Manager'…read moreCarrie is rude af. There's this older 'manager' named Carrie who has an unbelievably bad, completely uncalled-for attitude. We asked a very kind employee named Isaac about a return, and he directed us to the service desk. We walked over and waited our turn, since the employee (Christine) at the desk was already helping another customer. Carrie was just standing there staring at us as we approached. Since she was clearly watching us, I smiled and politely gestured to our receipt, simply indicating to why we were there. Out of nowhere, she started explaining that we needed to wait because "she was here first." (The other customer) Okay? I think everyone understands how lines work. I assume she thought I were gesturing for her help, but even if so, why not help? She was just standing there chatting with other EE watching us stand there so.. why not help, yk? Anyways, my mother-in-law calmly explained to the Christine that we needed to do a return. Christine said, "One second, let me see if we can do that," and walked toward Carrie, who again, was already staring and facing us. Carrie grabbed the receipt and began spatting, "No, no, we don't do that", as if the question alone offended her? Not being able to do the return is fine, policies are policies, but the attitude was completely unnecessary, and honestly a quite weird because it felt a bit personal? I tried to explain what the first employee (Issac) had told us, to explain the origin of our conversation, when Carrie cut me off with another flat, dismissive "Yeah, no, we don't do that." No apology, no professionalism, No empathetic "unfortunately, no", Nothing. Just pure attitude, like a 16-year-old with a bad attitude problem. My mother-in-law then started apologizing and explaining herself- (to which later she confessed she felt "wrong for even asking") about how she would try to fix the issue with her card on her own, just to keep the atmosphere at peace. While she was actively speaking to Carrie and Christine, I noticed Carrie wasn't even listening. She was side eyeing Christine at the desk, waiting for her to see her so that they could exchange looks. When Christine noticed, they exchanged a look that very clearly said, "ugh, people like this", or something of that nature, but we were standing right in front of them, and this exchanged played out long enough for us to watch them share those expressions. I get dealing with annoying customers, but asking for clarification on a question shouldn't cause someone to respond that way, especially as a 'manager'. That made me extremely uncomfortable, so I spoke up and said I didn't appreciate how disrespectful and unprofessional that was. Carrie's response? "Merry Christmas." Excuse me? You're being directly called out for rude behavior toward customers while still being simultaneously talked to and your response is a sarcastic and dismissive "Merry Christmas"? What a great experience. I don't know how she lives her life outside of work or how she was raised, but as a frequent shopper, and someone who is not responsible for managing her attitude, I was extremely unimpressed and disappointed by the culture this store inhabits. Unfortunately, this also isn't the first bad experience we've had with her. In the past, we've brushed it off as "maybe she's having a bad day," or "maybe she hates her job", we have no idea, but after this interaction, it's clear this is just how she is. I genuinely hope Kyle retrains her or does something, because her behavior actively damages the store atmosphere and makes shopping there unpleasant. Signed, Someone just trying to shop in peace.

Selection of groceries is adequate, but the prices are generally 2 to 3 times higher than other…read moregrocery stores. I guess other than the dollar store they are the only grocery store in town and feel they can set their prices accordingly. We only shop there whenever we need something and don't have time or feel like spending fuel to drive somewhere else. I must not be the only one who feels this way as there aren't too many customers in the store ever.

What a great little grocery store. We were on vacation and stumbled on Teals. This was a perfect…read morelittle store with everything you will need. It was clean, full and full of good product.

How blessed we are to have such an amazing food co-op in Brainerd! I am always greeted when I come…read morein, one knows me by name even if it's been awhile. Lunch is so fresh and so good, great place to eat! Food offerings are often local, local in produce and meat products for what I buy. I LOVE the variety of mushrooms. Laundry supplies are appreciated, music is fun, and so much offered! Teas, chocolate, chips and locally pressed juices. One of my favorite places to be!! Love you guys!

Staff is extremely friendly and helpful. Great place to get items if you are gluten free or vegan…read more Locally sourced meat and produce that is amazing. Great weekly sales for members. The lunch specials are fantastic and taste great, I recommend you check it out.