Felt like we interrupted an employee training session when we came in to this big and beautiful…read morestore filled with a variety of good foods. I had questions of different turkey products and found one of several t-shirted employees and she was a little rude that I would ask stupid turkey questions. The store has a nice variety of turkey and specialty items, but because of my discomfort I left with just a small amount of turkey product.

We've been going to Ferndale since 2017 and like many, we understand that they may need to adjust…read morefor inflation. That said, we were going to make our semi-annual trip to Ferndale this past weekend and we were disappointed to see that prices for ground turkey didn't just go up in price, but had doubled (according to the website) since we last purchased over the summer. We had just bought a Ferndale turkey for Thanksgiving and it didn't seem like prices had doubled at that time. Love the product, disappointed that it's now cost-prohibitive. We traveled from River Falls, WI to buy from them and now we can no longer afford it.

Wonderful grocery store with a wide selection of stuff you will never see at Wally or Target. We…read morefinally re-found Old Home cottage cheese and Frick's ham! Yay!

A nice looking complete market with ready to go food in the deli, cold and hot. Everything…read morecomplete with home baked goods and fresh produce. Not a lot of employees present but I did some smiles and warmth especially at check out. Some great deli sandwiches but dropped a star because although the bread is great it's very thick with thin ingredients, this seems to be a trend in sandwiches lately to hold inflation down I suppose.

The beef jerky is my favorite. I have tried tons of kinds from a lot of places. Wish they had…read moreshipping!!!

The place I always passed by. But this is the year of new places for me. So we are getting ready…read morefor Xmas lent. No meat and dairy. So no brats or sausages til next year. Funny I picked up the frozen beer battered pollack. I did some sampling for this review. Ham spread, not spicy, pretty mild and perfect for an appetizer. I got a creamy macaroni salad and it is clearly made on site. Not the generic crap. Some ham for sandwiches. This is definitely not the stuff from the store. The butter spritz cookies looked great for a snack later. You really have to hold back. If i picked up any of the jams and jellies I'd put back on the 50# I lost. The only non specialty items were crackers and sodas as far as I could tell. There's a lot of stuff here and a lot of people buying it at any given time. My favorite was in the deli. Pete's jalapeno pickles. Now Yelpers know I don't like anything spicy. This just looked so damn good and it was bread and butter style. A great flavor. Super big slices too. They have good cheese assortments and I was impressed by a huge block of sliced American. Lots of staff. This place is almost like a hang out.

I went to just browse with my wife and it's small. However it packs quality, has all the basics of…read morewhat you would expect + ice cream. I've been returning everyday to get the $8/NY Strip. It's a place you should go see at least once, a local small business I can actually afford to support. Folks are very nice and service is quick, not very busy. The interior design is cute too.

This is hands down my new goto butcher shop . The quality and service is unmatched. They offer food…read moreand full service butcher shop and a little ice cream . The decor is inviting and fun. I drove by so many times telling myself to stop and was I finally thankful I did. The jerk and beef sticks selection is great . Try the Bubba jerky if you like heat. I can't wait to return.

This is a nice size shop. It even has an area to sit and eat. We like to try different beef…read moresticks and theirs are wonderful. As is the summer sausage and smoked fish we picked up. The staff was friendly and helpful. We would stop in again if in the area.

This small market is tucked just off the major commerce on West Main. The parking lot is hidden at…read morethe back. There are two major facets of the market: a food counter and a small grocery store that specializes in Mexican/Guatemalan goods. There were some fresh items, like produce, vegetables, and cheese, but most of the stock is shelf-stable. LOTS of ingredients. I'm from California, so the vibe reminded me a lot of home, though the Guatemalan items were new and cool. Like, the frozen tamales weren't wrapped by corn husks, but with banana leaves. We were there to order food to go. Tip: it's probably best to order by phone or online, because they do make everything fresh. We had about a 30 minute wait, which was okay, because it gave us a good chance to study the grocery store. The food is well worth the wait, too. We ordered birria tacos and a birria pizza. Like I said, I'm from California, and then my husband is from New Mexico. We have had... mixed experiences in getting authentic, flavorful Mexican food in Minnesota. This stuff? Legit. Generous fillings, lots of flavor. I'm sensitive to hot spices and this was at a perfect level for me--hot to my judgment, but the kind of pleasant hot that washes away when I have some water. The tears I experienced were from sheer nostalgia is getting delicious food that reminds me of home. We will absolutely be getting food from here again!

The best dining/takeout establishment in the area, assessed on taste/food alone. Also a very handy…read moregrocer to visit for your next taco night - great tortilla selection, herbs and spices, Marian icons, Oaxaca cheese, queso fresco. Their tacos are what I feed to My favorite visitors.

FINALLY made it here for their Tuesday pizza night after years of not making it due to scheduling…read more It was every bit as good as advertised. We lucked out a bit with the weather as it was supposed to rain, but cleared up in time and we arrived right as they opened at 4:30 and parked close. We were order #6 so we got our pizza really quickly. Of course the emphasis is on fresh, local ingredients and you can really taste the difference between here and a generic pizza place. The pizzas are on the spend side, but how often am I going to be in Stockholm? We knew it was $28 going in and gladly handed it over. Ordered a half Italian Sausage, half Canadian Bacon. Lots of cheese, onions, basil, etc. and some fantastic olives. Took two bites and thought "this is so f'n good". Quality ingredients and a crust with the right amount of char on it and we were happy. While waiting the roughly 7 or 8 minutes for it to cook, we took the opportunity to drag in our chairs and cooler (used as a table for the box) in a shaded area and stayed a little over an hour. They aren't allowed to let people bring in their own alcohol, but do sell some on premises if you are so motivated. They also sell bread that is baked on site from grain they mill themselves. Its in a great slightly isolated location off a dirt road and if not the gnats that decided to appear we would have been there longer. They were also doing a brisk take out business, but they were starting to get busy with people bringing in tables and such so I assume it was really hopping later in the evening. Either way, its a beautiful property and they have their process down so it flows pretty efficiently. Yeah I know we lucked out so we didn't have to suffer a long wait, but I'd hang out a while for this again. I guess I'd recommend getting there as close to opening time as possible. Will definitely be back.

Also known as "The Pizza Farm" to many people. If you haven't been, go. You won't regret the drive…read more It's about an hour and half from the cities and if you take WI 35 down there it's a gorgeous one. Here's what you should do: Take a half a day (or an entire day) and drive down to the cute, little artsy town of Stockholm, WI. Peruse the galleries and shops. Purchase a bottle or two of Wisconsin made wine or beer from one of said shops. Then stop by the Stockholm Pie Company and pick up a slice (or a pie) to bring along to the farm as dessert. Head over to the farm with your booze and pie in hand. The earlier in the evening the better because it starts to get crowded around 4:45pm. They only give you the pizza and the box it's in. You bring the rest...the plates, napkins, blanket, chairs, tables, cards, guitar, etc. Seriously, some people nearly camp out and are professionals at eating there. Everything that is on the pizzas is from the farm (it's a working farm) from the wheat that is ground that day for the crust to the meat made from the cute but oh, so very tasty animals. You might have to wait a while for your pie but relax, enjoy yourself. This isn't a meal to be rushed. It's as much about the experience as it is about the food. And remember it's only open on Tuesdays and is cash only.

A fine selection. The clerk was friendly and attentive. Great location, and adequate parking. While…read moreyou might find a larger selection at somewhat lower prices in a larger city, Rod's is a great liquor store for Cannon Falls. Recommended!

One of two liquor stores in Cannon Falls. They have a decent selection. I wouldn't recommend…read moreRod's over Best Buy liquors, but it's fine.