Whole Foods Pizza. They sell pizza by the size in the deli section. See the pictures attached. Some…read moretimes the pepperoni flips up like a bowl encapsulating the flavorful oils. Don't for get to add some chili flakes and Parmesan that they offer. The have other deli items you may like to try.

This WF is not my local, but when I am in Southdale on a weekend and need to knock off some…read moreshopping, I will go here. Parking is a bit tough at times - the parking situation could be better, but I nit-pick. The store itself seems bigger than the Minneapolis locations. The selection and inventory seems to be a bit better, too. Sometimes, I have to go on certain days to other WF stores if I want certain things, but this one seems well stocked. Not night and day, but some difference. Produce is usually solid and meat department is, too. The dry goods selection is particularly good here. We are able to shop and get all the things we need, even if it is a slightly longer drive.

Lovely breakfast here with girlfriend. Sweet staff…read more Clean booth. Pretty food. I forgot the photo... I had the avocado toast with poached eggs. Delicious! Large side salad dressed in a yummy vinaigrette. We walked the mall after our meal. We both concluded we would do it all again!

Service was friendly. Very busy location inside galleria mall. We stopped by the outside counter to…read moreget some soft serve. Order: strawberry cheesecake soft serve. Flavor was ok but not great. The problem was the texture. It was grainy not smooth. The worker did not correctly fill the cone evenly so it was tippy initially. Do not recommend this flavor.

Last Friday, I dropped by Caribou Coffee to get a beverage. For the first time, I experienced a…read morelineup at the drive-thru. It allowed me to take a look at the other businesses in this plaza as I waited. Two doors down from it is North Country Nutrition (NCN). I wondered whether it was similar to Zeev's Nutrition Studio that I typically go to in Toronto. Sure enough, I did some research online while killing time at the drive-thru, and it had healthy shakes and drinks. Cool! On Saturday morning, I decided to check out NCN. I found a parking spot steps away from the store and backed into it. I was the only customer at the store at around 10 am. The woman, who later introduced herself as Liz, was so friendly and warm. I loved the cozy vibes that this place had, from the couch with cute pillows and other Christmas decorations, to the northern vibes that you feel with canoe paddles and loons. We both ended up sharing where we are from. She's originally from Alexandria, which is roughly a 2.5-hour drive north of the Twin Cities. I indicated that I knew where it was when I used to drive between Rochester and Winnipeg. I cut through it. She loved that I knew where she grew up. The coziness comes from living by water, which shows. She was great explaining her shakes and teas. I am a tea person. I saw watermelon Jolly Rancher as a cold tea. I knew that I wanted it. So, she made me one. It was in a mega format that I'm used to. It was just over $5, which is reasonable. I paid with a credit card. It was easy. I tapped and was done. I thanked her for my drink and headed to my car. I sipped my watermelon Jolly Rancher tea throughout the day. It does taste like the candy, minus the sugar. The flavours were yummy. I was a happy camper. I am glad that I discovered NCN. It takes five minutes to drive over here from the hotel, which I love. The parking lot is small, but I managed to find a spot just fine. I wish that I had found it sooner on this trip. I'll need to return and try more drinks. This place closes at 4 pm most days. It's also closed on Sundays. (440)

Swung by NCN this morning for the first time -- I saw that I could order online through an app…read morecalled Engage. I put to have my order ready at 9am and when I walked in at 8:55am I was greeted by two ladies. I explained I had placed an order for pickup and the woman behind the counter grabbed it from a small fridge. Both of these ladies were so friendly and made me feel welcomed from the jump. Both my shake and tea were so good -- the tea especially though..YUMM!! I was given a punch card while paying, which was nice because I'll definitely be back soon!!

If you have difficulty keeping to healthy, balanced meals, Seattle Sutton's Healthy Eating may be a…read moregood alternative for you. Three meals a day that you don't have to prepare completely yourself, makes it easier to stick with a plan. It makes life easier knowing that I can grab and go without having to do anything more than warm up what I've got to eat for that particular meal.

Horrid, horrid. Don't do it. Food nothing like what is seen on TV ads. All items are mushy…read morecasseroles.its of fillers that keep caliries down but that taste terrible. They offered no refund when I complained so threw $100 worth of food out. Cannot stress enough..it's inedible.

I had breakfast here before an early morning flight - friendly service, great menu recommendation…read morefor the avocado toast with eggs, nice view of the planes, and a relaxed dining room experience. Started my trip off right - thank you!

I know expenses are up and airports are notorious for higher prices, but it felt weird to both pay…read more$20ish for a pre-packaged rice bowl and $2.50 for an orange and still feel pressured to buy more. Noticed that with the person ahead of me too; both of us already said we don't want anything else, please don't ask or suggest that we do multiple times. I specifically went here because I heard there were good GF options, and this place looked quicker than the other bookmarked one on my list so it felt weird that after I bought it, the packaging said "may contain wheat," didn't make a lot of sense to me when it seemed like it was all packaged in house and would have been nice to have some clarity from the cashier if that was a potential risk. At that point, though, after two international flights to get me to Minneapolis, I just wanted to be ready for my flight home. I just didn't eat the dressing, even though I think it could have helped the kale-heavy bowl, just in case it contained gluten. Any vegan-friendly, celiac-friendly option is better than no option though!

The prices are low and great for budget. How ever the milk…read moreis outdated as well as the yogurts. The fresh produced needs to be stocked and fresh fruits and vegetables. One time I bought a couple of apples and a bag of cucumbers. Got it home cut into the apples as it was rotten in the middle. The bag of cucumbers had a bad taste and was soft as it was unable to eat it. In all the parking lot needs to bigger or improved.

Not many reviews lately so we can reiterate past comments. The best update would be we didn't see…read moreany surly employees so I'll hope that's been fixed. As always with Aldi, watch what you buy and read the labels. Quality has improved in the last few years with more produce claiming to be from California. Often loads are flown in from South America. How many warehouses and transportation hubs does the order have to go through before it ends up on the shelve of an Aldi here in the northern reaches? There are some great quality bargains, such as trail mix. Nice variety and far less than Target. This particular store has some space to move around and a more efficient lay-out than some others. Aldi has the fastest check out lanes anywhere, just be ready to change baskets with the clerk, something newbies may have to adjust too.

Drive 45 minutes..... store is not open. No sign like others say. Phone is busy. Very…read moredisappointed.

I was waiting alo g with 3 other folks to go into the Eagan GNC store the note on the door read be…read moreback in ten .min well I sat there for almost an hour and then I saw a woman with short hair come out of the store carring boxes and boxes of supplements and she brought them out to a vikings party bus when I asked what time they would be open for customers she was very rude and said tomorrow so I owly drove aWay