Sun Country Airlines has a Cranberry Peanut Trail mix of theirs offered by purchase on flights for…read more$5.00. Very good and reasonably priced for an airline.

Love these nuts! So many great flavors to choose from and they're all great tasting! I especially…read morelike the spicy ones, the Dill ones.

Great produce and meats. The have a great butcher counter. I love their cowboy pork shops, huge…read moreand thick and I have never found bone chips! They have seasonal local produce that is excellent, farmers market quality.

Bob's is an excellent local grocery with some local produce like rhubarb and potatoes. They are…read moreknown as a location for Colorado peaches. They appear to have a direct relationship with the growers so the quality is very high as are the prices - considerably higher than other local retailers. Will probably continue to get my peaches from Bob's.

What a great grocery store chain. Every single one is to the highest standards…read more Fresh! Fresh! Fresh! And a bakery to die for!

I remember when I was a kid when Jim and Anne bought a rundown red owl and renamed it after…read morethemselves. It has come an awful long way since those humble beginnings. I truly applaud what they've built. Now Kowalski's are all over the place. However. They are by far the most expensive grocery store in the Twin Cities. If that doesn't bother you then this is your place. The ambience is wonderful. The stores are beautiful. They have a Starbucks counter inside if you like coffee. They have quite a large deli. You can get an entire meal ready to go. I've tried these and they are quite nice. And they're not horribly priced. They have a large assortment of specialty items from pastries to candy to Kowalski branded just about anything. The service is spotty. Sometimes it's good and sometimes not so good. Sometimes you can stand at The deli counter for what seems forever while people go back-and-forth ignoring you. Other times they're very helpful. The parking lot is not very big compared to other stores so parking can be a problem. It just depends what time of day you go. They have an attached but separate liquor store for wines and spirits. It is a very nice shopping experience and they do have a lot of wonderful specialty items you won't find anywhere else. However, be prepared to pay the price. They've been around for something like 50 years so they must be doing something right.

I love this little grocery store. Great selection, friendly and helpful employees. Extremely easy…read morein and out. Top notch attention to keeping customers happy.

Gem of a small town grocery store with just about anything you need with nation brands and local…read morefavorites. Friendly staff (S/O to Nick) and convenient hours. Please support this local business.

Normally, I would recommend this place and I shop here quite often. Lately, the produce and meat…read morethat I buy has been going bad very quickly. I have purchased turkey a few times that has gone bad in my fridge before or immediately after the sell by date. I have a brand new fridge as well, so that can't be blamed. When you charge this much for turkey, it should at least last until the sell by date. I also don't appreciate how when you purchase a smoothie, they pour massive amounts of it down the drain when it doesn't fit into your cup. At least set those out as samples. It is extremely wasteful.

This market was incredibly nice, reminiscent of Whole Foods and Sprouts. It's the kind of place I'm…read moregladly frequent and join--if I didn't live over an hour away. I'm glad that non-members can shop here, though, because I really enjoyed walking around. They had an aisle with bulk goods in bins, which I don't often see around here. I was mostly there to check out the cheese selection, and what I found pleased me greatly. They had a nice variety of cheeses, including many top-level local makers. They also had diverse jams, honeys, and crackers to go along with cheese; those were arranged atop the cheese gondola and on a nearby shelf. Checkout was fast, the checker very welcoming and pleasant. I'd definitely visit this market and others in the chain if I come across them again.

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 have been shopping the grocery story & wine shop for about 15 years. I'm in the store(s) 4-5 days…read moreper week, spending roughly $500 per month between the two. I have over half a dozen friends working there, the regular staff all know my face, and I even recently interviewed for part-time work there. I do not like paying 5 cents for a plastic bag every time I swing through for a few items, so I decided to bring my own bag today. It's a messenger bag that rests on my back, no side pockets. Many customers in the store carry purses and/or reusable hand bags. All of these people have immediate access to their style of bags, whereas my messenger bag would require me to take it off my back in order to open it. As I walked by a very indiscreet undercover security member I hear a man's voice telling her via radio to keep an eye on me. I was then followed around the store for the entire visit, again very indiscreetly. I say this as someone who has worked professionally in security from bars, to retail, to IT. When I realized I forgot an item in the produce section I walked all the way back across the store, only to see a male security member come out of the back and proceed to follow me to the register. I intentionally chose a lane with a bagger, and showed him there was nothing in my bag before handing it to him. At the end of checkout the cashier asked me if I'd like to keep the 5 cents or donate it. This was new to me since I normally do self-checkout, so she explained that the 5 cents is a form of encouragement to bring my own bag. I replied to donate it, then said it was ironic considering security followed me around the entire store for wearing a bag that I was now being rewarded for bringing. She snapped at me and said "Well if you have a problem, my manager is right over there", and pointed to the self-checkout where the manager present has known me for quite some time and is always very friendly to me. Normally I decline a receipt when asked, but the cashier printed it without asking me. Seeing as I was only making an observation and not trying to escalate like the cashier was now doing, I deferred from chatting with said manager, and walked out of the store after placing my receipt into the donation box towards the Animal Humane Society like I always do. I have enjoyed the niche items that Kowalski's offers that other grocers do not, but considering these other stores sell the same common products for up to 40% cheaper, and considering the harassment by security and the poor customer service today, I will forego these niche items in favor of shopping elsewhere from this day forward.

This place is horrible for customer service. They don't even say hi to the people that walk through…read moretheir lines. It's pretty sick. And they can be relentless when it comes to getting butter for your bread when you sit down and eat it. No offense, but did you notice how much you're charging for bread to begin with. And the amped up amount of prices you're putting in the up scale amount you add to each retail piece on the store you should be giving away butter for free lol. It makes me uncomfortable in this store if it wasn't so convenient I would never come here. I came complained about a soup time. It was so bad. I ended up throwing it away. They didn't reimburse me nor did they ask if I wanted to try a different soup instead. Just oh well and about their business they went. Terrible customer service. I would give zero stars if it was an option!

What a great little spot for the Bryn Mawr neighborhood! I'd passed this market many times and…read morefinally stopped in: it's giving little corner store vibes, with a little bit of everything. Perfect if you just need a few things to get through the week, or forgot something at the grocery store, or need something for a recipe! There are lots of snacks and dry goods, a handful of fresh produce options, and some fridge/freezer items. Prices are typical market/corner store prices. I especially love the free community shelf outside for those in need! Thank you for being here for our local community and neighborhood.

As a regularly spontaneous baker, this place is clutch afffffff! Got midway through a recipe,…read morerealized I needed powdered sugar: they had it. Wanted to bake pumpkin cake for company on a whim because #fall, didn't have pumpkin: they did, and to top it off, it was organic. They also have all of our key millennial-household-staple items: almond milk, veggie sausages, avocados, bananas, OJ, pasta and sauce, and great fair trade coffee. Being able to get these things mid-week without having to go through the triple-threat hellscapes of 394/94 construction + the Wedge parking lot + rush hour is truly a gift. Plus the guy who owns/runs it is a gem- knows customers by name and can guess the weight of your coffee by hand within a tenth of a pound. Bryn Mawr Market is just about perfect. So glad to have them around.