Bill's Imported Foods is a wonderful shop located on a difficult block on Lake Street in Uptown…read more What was once a happening and vibrant street is now rotting away due to neglect and poor planning. It's saddens me to venture into Uptown although it still echoes with past glory, but those sounds are being muffled by urban blight. Bill's doors are now metal, but venture inside and you're transported to Greece. Their products are fantastic, and we loaded up on olive oil, olives, and fresh feta cheese. The staff was fun and resonated with the joy of Greece. Bill's has survived for decades on Lake Street. I hope they continue to thrive despite the trouble around them. I do wish the city could step in and help jump start a renaissance of Uptown.

Bill's is my favorite. Great prices, quality and selection. Truly my favorite grocery stop.read more

My go to asian market that's close by…read more For their size they have a surprisingly good selection of spices, noodles, and other stuff that I need to cook from home. Located on Nicolet, TT provides a clean, enjoyable asian market experience for various asian related imports, ceramics, snacks, and other products. Parking is easy on the side of the building. Nice spot. Hopefully they do well.

Wonderful selection of food! They have really great customer service and just overall friendly…read morepeople. :)

I came here for soursop and found these things. I forgot the name of them but they were very…read moreexpensive, like $18.99 lb. This store has a lot of tropical fruit not found in many places but not quite the Caribbean fruit I was hoping to find. Of course no one greeted me, but I still wanted to see if I could find the soursop. Having been unsuccessful, I quickly left.

Convenient location, and they had all the staples with my fav brands. Signage was better than most…read moreoriental markets nearby. Prices were reasonable and service was very friendly.

Such an incredible concept for a grocery store! It's a non profit, that volunteers can work for a…read morefewhours a month and get a 20%+ discount on their groceries. The volunteers and especially Steven and Kahn were so incredibly friendly and clearly cares about the environment, each other, the customers and giving back to the community! They have a great selection and support local businesses. They even have free community events with dinners and live music. Such a wonderful place and they even carry some products that I usually can't find and normally make special trips for. I'm happily going to start becoming a regular for so many reasons. I have never seen a place like this that truly helps the community. Highly recommend stopping in and supporting local!

Awesome little grocery store!…read more I enjoy shopping here every day, and volunteering! Good Grocer is always looking for more volunteers & they offers volunteers a 20% discount!!

Oh heaven help me that price tag. Ouch! DX…read more We were at a nearby events with friends who were hungry, so we debated where to eat and landed here cuz a sub sounded good to us all. I really wasn't prepared to spend $15 on a single sandwich though. Listen, everything about this place was fine. Including the sandwich itself (I got the Adult Club cuz I love me some chicken salad, but I should've asked to have the bread toasted... it really wasn't all that sourdoughy in taste either??). I just can't quite get over the amount it cost. Which I guess might be why there aren't any prices listed on the menu signs. Like, my hubbie and I DIDN'T get drinks or chips or a side or dessert. None of that. Just a sandwich for the each of us and it was $30. If we had added stuff, I bet we'd've run the bill up to $50 in no time. For lunch! Gotta be trippin'! I like supporting small local business when I can but I think this place isn't in my budget. Sorry. :( But the employees were nice, the ambiance was cool, the tables were clean, large selection of drinks, very tempting looking desserts, even ice cream, and a community board. If money isn't a concern that factors into your decisions, absolutely patronize this joint. I'll just be jealous.

I live in Eagan so it is a HIKE to get to uptown but I would do it every day for this sandwich! I…read morequite literally fall asleep dreaming about the meatball sub here at Caffrey's. It's one of the places I make sure to bring out of town friends who are visiting Minneapolis! There's nothing better than grabbing a sandwich from here and heading to one of the nearby lakes. That being said - there isn't much for seating in this establishment. I view it as a grab and go spot! Great selection of canned drink and chips as well. They have a full freezer of Sebastian Joes ice cream - I love picking up lunch here for a picnic. I'm interested in learning more about their catering, my fiancé and I would love to have them at our rehearsal dinner!

Formerly Marissa Grocery. The new owners remodeled the…read morestore and you can find almost any essential ingredient for Mexican cooking and even some basics for other Latin American cuisines. LOVE THE NEW STORE!!!

Excellent Birria, carnitas, sopes. Super friendly and a great value. The Mexican deli counter is…read morefantastic too.

This location has free underground parking lot. It is protected from the elements and you are able…read moreto get put your groceries into the car without hassle. Going during the day is a great idea. There are also a number of security guards looking over the stores as well. It is clean, well stocked and typically there are a lot of cashiers for checking out. The produce section is pretty large and I found all the things I needed. Don't sleep on the kitchen accessories aisle, there are always some good decor there. Of course, the best part of any Aldi's is their low prices. So, stock up your cart with all the weekly groceries you need. Don't forget your cloth bags and a quarter to use the cart.

Any human who provided this Aldi with anything above two stars must have lived a deprived life. I…read moream sorry. From the moment you navigate the narrow tunnel to the parking lot, to maneuvering any car larger than a Fiat into the narrow parking spaces, a potential customer is introduced to a horror of grocery shopping akin to enduring the jungles of Vietnam in 1970. Trying to retrieve a cart for your groceries is a reminder America might have seen better days. You will need a quarter to unlock your cart, and then must figure out how to free up the cart you paid for. Aldi hires people to help you, but she might be on the phone and can't take the time to assist you. Yet, you won't care, because at this particular Aldi the produce, the meat, the bread, everything, is at the lowest end possible. Only if you're suffering from famine would these groceries interest you. If you enjoy self-flagellation, you might want to shop at this Aldi.