Sandwiches are consistently fresh and taste good. This is a homemade sandwich & soup shop. They…read moreusually have 3 soups on the menu for the day. The chicken wild Rice is good. The sand which comes in 1/3 or 1/2 or whole. The bread is wide, soft and scrumptious. The service is quick and friendly. Cute decor with 8-10 tables. I usually get the Club or Italian but this last time I went and multiple seafood sandwiches went out the door so now I need to try that. Check them out for good Homeade food.

Had the chicken wild rice soup which was delicious! Chunks of chicken, very hot temperature wise…read more My mom had the tuna salad and she loved it.

It's been a few years since my last review of Crossroads Deli, but my rating remains high. Their…read morematzo ball soup is one of the best versions available in the Twin Cities. Today I tried their Roast Beef on Weck, which is carved roast beef on a type of roll called a Weck (a Kaiser-style roll topped with coarse salt and caraway seeds.). The restaurant was busy, and this is not a trendy place! I'd be surprised if there was anyone in the restaurant who was not of Medicare age (which also describes me; I'm not being ageist, just truthful). This is something that is available for lunch, during the week (not on weekends). Previously, I wanted to order this before. It was at the beginning of the lunch hour, so unfortunately the end pieces were cooked well-done. I asked if they would cut from the center, which is much more rare, but they wouldn't do that. This time, we came later and I could see that the roast beef was gloriously rare, which is what I like. The sandwich was quite enjoyable because it was juicy and flavorful. It comes with a side of cole slaw which is vinegar based (which I liked, but isn't traditional in the Midwest). It's difficult to find good, rare roast been in the Twin Cities, so this was another good find. My wife had the matzo ball soup, which remains high quality. The beef on weck sandwich (with coleslaw) was nearly $20, which is a bit on the expensive side. The service is spotty. It depends upon who is your waitstaff person (I knew it would be slow based on our previous experience with this person).

I have been coming to Crossroads Deli for over 25 years. September 2024, the brothers ( Scott and…read moreStu) sold the business to a corporation which owns approximately 5-6 other restaurants. I immediately started to worry. Unfortunately my worries have slowly " come true" ...and with an extremely upset heart, Crossroads has changed. Scott and Stu had dedication and sheer love of cooking and baking with the BEST of ingredients and exquisite rare perfect use of spices. Their flavors in everything they touched were some of the VERY BEST I have experienced nationally and in my home state of NY where my father taught Biochemistry in the Bronx at Einstein Med School (1955-1980) and where my intense passion for Delicatessen cuisine originated. Coming almost daily to Crossroads truly made my day! I adored EVERYTHING they created. Even shipped a large lemon coconut cake to mom's beloved 90 year old boss at Scarsdale Medical Center 8 years ago! Today: Their rye bread with caraway seeds was identical to Grossinger's. Now almost zero flavor. The broasted chicken if served hot fresh out of the cooker is still excellent. Some of the original spices gone. The lemon coconut cake has zero real lemon flavor just deep yellow coloring, Their pastrami and corned beef also lost 1/3 to 1/2 of their original flavor plus the size of the sandwiches 1/3-1/2 the original size. The new main dishes are almost tasteless. Their original recipes for matzo ball soup, etc are still good - - vary 8-10 rating. They no longer use as much/ perhaps any butter in their coffee cake " breads" which used to be a 10. Many cookies and tiny pastries in the same display case are still good. Compared to many other restaurants today they are now just " an ok". Gone are the days when Crossroads Deli was " TRULY SPECTACULAR "......

Fantastic little unassuming market with a delicious Somali food takeout counter. It was my first…read moreexperience with Somali food of any kind and it was great- I had a slightly sweet crepe made from scratch and a terrific vegetable stew- forgive if I didn't capture the names but my sense would be anything you order would be great as long as you have somewhat adventurous taste. And the charming and helpful owner gave me a cup of Somali coffee to try which I could only describe as chai coffee. Really worth a visit.

Sambusas are on point, delicious. Tea, delicious. Hot sauce, delicious. Prices are good, I have…read morezero complaints.

Food: excellent. Service: timely and friendly…read more Value: Fair pricing. Proprietors: Tom and Alex -always welcoming and ready to help. A great neighbor stop!

I stopped by here on my birthday, for a glass of wine and it was such a cute spot. I got to meet…read morethe owners who are so lovely! They have some amazing looking sandwiches and a cute local market shop to buy local goods. We ended up with buying some tin fish and hot sauce. We tried a few of their wines by the glass and enjoyed all of them. I will 100% be back to try their sandwich program, they looked amazing and they also offer gluten-free bread huge plus!

I really like the space and the way they have organised this marketplace here…read more They have a build your own burger bar that is actually pretty decent, lots of food options and a nice ice cream counter Cheese deli and an indoor and outdoor space to eat Staff were friendly and helpful It's part of southdale mall so plenty of parking available

Haven't hit up a Kowalski's in forever. This location has lots of parking, a clean store and lots…read moreof indoor and outdoor seating for you to enjoy your purchases. Their donuts were so pillowy looking, they were okay but a little disappointing, noting that I went in the evening and they might have been better earlier in the day. The layout is a little confusing because the door we thought was the entry seemed more like an exit but wasn't marked as such. Didn't interact with the staff but liked that they had a good number of self checkouts even if it feels a little intrusive with a staff member standing by the exist watching the self checkout transactions.

Came here with friends recently and had such a great time…read more The patio is such a vibe, especially with the open window setup that makes the whole space feel really fun and inviting. The pour-your-own wine concept is honestly so much fun and super convenient. I love that you can choose exactly how much you want from each pour, which makes it perfect for trying a variety of wines instead of committing to a full glass. We shared a charcuterie board that was amazing and loaded with a fun variety of things, perfect for snacking over wine with friends. There really isn't anything else quite like this in the Twin Cities. It somehow feels like you've escaped Minneapolis for the evening, which makes it such a fun spot for a night out. The wine selection is great, and the food is surprisingly really good too. They also offer lunch and brunch options with sandwiches, salads, and of course their charcuterie boards. On top of that the service was fantastic, super friendly and attentive.

Have been here a few times and the food never disappoints! The bread is always fresh and the…read morequality of meats and cheeses are some of the best I've had in the twin cities. The wine bar is pour your own and you can register a card to use for the wine bar! Every glass I've had there seems like my new favorite wine and I love that you can find the wine bottles for purchase in the store. The ambiance is classy but cozy and perfect for a date night or a small group dinner, there's a patio as well that I'm excited to spend time at this summer! This place is perfect to also pick up picnic items before heading over to the lake!

I've never run across a more downright unfriendly, surly group of checkout employees ever. No eye…read morecontact, no greeting, no "thank you." Just rude. The baggers are the same... very unprofessional, singing to themselves, reading labels on food causing backups, stopping to talk to others, etc. They need more training on how to bag instead of just piling stuff into a bag on their sides. Horrible. No rhyme or reason on where to stand for ordering at the hot food counter. Order from over hot food? By chicken? Registers? They take orders from all over the place & not in order. Then stocking during high traffic times without any courtesy to the customer. They couldn't care less if they're in the way, as long as they're not inconvenienced. Only thing worth going for? Meat counter. IF you can get the butchers to serve you instead of standing around making small talk amongst themselves.

Jerry's is a really nice and clean grocery store. The sales flyers change weekly and they often…read morehave free items each week via their app! I was excited to learn you can mail items from here at the customer service desk. The employee didn't let me mail a package that the label couldn't fit on saying that they can't wrap the label around the box, this is incorrect as the USPS does this for me all the time with no issues and I've been doing this for years with other packages. Appears they aren't trained well on what the USPS does allow. Staff here are helpful and will gladly walk you to an item you're looking for as I've needed help finding items as still getting used the layout. Plenty of parking out front but can get very busy and sometimes difficult to exit when cars get backed up.

The Kosher Spot is a wonderful store for anyone needing kosher meat, kosher frozen meals and…read morevegetables, ready to eat meals, cookies, holiday items. Kosher chicken, steak, ground beef, deli items, pickles, and more are available, and of high quality. The owner and staff are helpful and accommodating of special needs and request. For example they have researched ingredients for me due to allergies. I go to the store wearing a mask due to my immune system issues and the ongoing pandemic, and they have helped stay safer when checking out by allowing me to take pull the receipt myself, and showing me how to wave my card over the chip scanner.

I was super excited to check out the Kosher Spot as there are far less Jewish restaurants and…read morestores out in the Midwest than I am used to in New York. The store is right next to a kosher sushi spot which is pretty convenient for those who keep kosher. When I walked in, it was quite crowded with a lot of other Jews ( I am also Jewish) which I always take as a great sign, but the selection was super limited compared to what I am used to and the prices were incredibly high for most normal items. I know there is always a large markup for kosher items, but this was significantly higher than I have seen before and seemed to apply to items which are generally kosher by default like oil and other regular household supplies. Furthermore, a lot of the items have no price tag - especially the freezer section which made me have no idea what I was going to pay until I got up front. I ended up leaving with a box of frozen knishes (7.99) and a refrigerated pair of knishes (4.99). The refrigerated section knishes were delicious, I heated them back up in the oven when I got home and really enjoyed it. Much better than the knish I had at Cecil's. But as a store, the prices are way too high for me to give a higher rating even though it is nice to see a kosher store.