Enormous Asian grocery and goods store! So much more than groceries. Kitchen ware, restaurant…read moresupplies, home goods. Deli and seafood counters. Felt like I was back in Asia. Ran out of time to explore it all so will definitely be back.

Wowsa!! This store is HUGE! And clean. And kind of funny…read morebecause I don't think they even changed anything from the Walmart that was here previously. The exact same fixtures are still in the exact spots. Ha. I think it was mostly Asian food but there were some other ethnic foods offered. I visited around 5pm on a week day and there were only a couple things available at the hot deli (6 pieces of fried chicken for $4!!). Half of the store seems to be bulk purchases? There's a sign that says restaurant supply so I'm not sure if that's only open to specific buyers. This will probably become my go to International store.

I've been going to cosmoprof for several years now at this specific location, it's my go to and my…read morefave. I just wanted to give the gals a huge shout out because they have been super on top of it. I called about a product they didn't have in store - she ordered it for me with the next shipment and said she would calll me when it arrived ( but when people say that these days they don't really follow through) so I called seeing if the order had been made and she said yes and that she would call me when it arrived and sure enough she actually did! *tear* I couldn't believe it. That's Customer service there people! Also today when I was in I had a couple product questions and the gal on the floor was super knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. High five! Thank you!

As a licensed salon professional who's been in the industry for 10 years, I do love coming to Cosmo…read moreProf to pick up some wholesale items for myself. (Aerial Company was their old name) They sell all kinds of professional products for the hair, skin and nails. If you're in the biz, look no further! They carry the full TiGi BedHead line of products, the Matrix line, Rusk, Sexy Hair Concepts, It's a 10, Deva Curl, AG Hair Cosmetics, Joico, Kenra, and Paul Mitchell to name a few. Nails will be happy with a full collection of OPI and Creative Nail Design nail lacquers. They sell Hempz bath and body care - the hand lotion is some of the best lotion I've ever used! Super hydrating and necessary in a Minnesota winter. Paul Mitchell's Lavender Mint and Lemon Sage shampoos and conditioners are a wonderful choice to cleanse and moisturize your hair and infuse it with intoxicating botanicals. It does the whole body good! They do not sell Moroccan Oil, Alterna, Pureology or Redken products but there are other places in the area where you can buy it. If you're a Cosmetology student or already a licensed pro you can get a member card by showing your student ID or State License and start buying products for yourself and/or your salon - at wholesale prices.

I've been doing business with Angela for years now. Very fair, professional, and trustworthy…read more Highly recommend for all your needs.

Found their Vienna bread at Morrelli's and it is amazing, honestly the best Vienna bread we have…read moreever had. I can see this bread replacing our every day white loaf. Going back tomorrow for another loaf and I will be making a trip to the bakery soon .....Nummy!

From the owner: Uptown Ovens is an artisan wholesale bakery, baking fresh breads, sweets and pastries daily, with…read moreonly the finest ingredients. From our famous Artisan Sourdough to their Ciabatta or our Wheat Wild Rice, (and the list goes on and on), local restaurants, caterers and food service companies rely on Uptown Ovens to deliver fresh baked breads to their customers, 6 days a week. Local coffee shops, schools, micro markets, hospitals, burger joints, sports stadiums and businesses depend on Uptown Ovens to deliver fresh baked breads,croissants, danish, bars, muffins and cookies each day.

Purchased my first bag of beans from them this morning and couldn't be happier! They are a…read morewholesaler, and i'm excited to try more varieties the future. Sometimes their card reader has issues so cash is preferred but my card went through fine

No offense as the company means well and the workers work hard but seem like each week they're…read morelearning on the job. Waited 15 minutes for a latte that was cold and filled about 1/4 of the 16 oz cup while the barrister was talking away. This has happened on several occasions- cold and almost empty.

We've been to the smaller location in North St Paul but this was our first visit to the larger…read morelocation off Hwy 52 in St Paul. This market had great prices on produce and had a great selection of items that you can't often find at your big box stores. Prices were clearly marked and there was plenty of parking available in the attached lot. Staff was fast and efficient check out.

Friendly staff. A good selection of Asian produce and fruits. They have a deli attached that you…read morecan sit down and have soup noodles soup or to go. They have some ready made package good for an easy grab and go. Prices are very reasonable for the food. The frozen section was ok and it seems that one is the freezer was having issues when I was there and alerted the staff. I came for some bitter melons but most of their bitter melons are bruised and are not in good condition. In a pinch, it's a good option when in downtown St. Paul area.

Some relatively decent bargains. Service is abysmal; zero EQ by anyone customer facing. On…read moremultiple occasions have overcharged customers. Selling expired food. Unsafe broken glass front door and the parking lot in St.Paul is in serious need of repair; huge holes that are unavoidable. Clearly customers' safety and service are not priorities here.

So I stopped here on a whim. I saw the word "bargain" and I decided to pull in because hey, they…read moremight sell to the public, because it just didn't look like it. Seriously, if you are driving by, there is nothing really to pull you into this place. The location is in an industrial area off of Kasota Ave and Hwy 280. Why would you? Well let me tell you why. It is open to the public and the place is a trip as it has everything from tools, food, clothing, kids toys, electronics, home goods, etc. If you're a fan of Axeman or Milaca Unclaimed Freight, it scratches all those itches of weird and random bargains. You name it, it probably has come through here at one point. Remember the game Operation? Ya pick out the the body parts with tweezers and try not to light the nose? $5 which was down from the discounted price of $10. The Easter baskets and stuffing I bought to load up as presents? Free. The dozen crayola colored pencils to add to those baskets? 50 cents each. The big screen TV's and some other things I saw were over priced but the lady said they would entertain all offers if they are reasonable. I mean, they had air hoses next to garden planters and straps and good grief! They simply carry a lot of random shite. Did I mention circular saw blades? Yep, they had those too. My guess is this something you need to be checking out on a regular basis. They're also selling some of the stuff on web. See the about this business notes for details on those shenanigans.