One of the only Asian grocery stores in the area and fully appreciate it. Theres a small section of…read morefresh produce, and there's some unique items you can't regularly find like bok choy, Chinese broccoli, and lemongrass. Some of the items are priced higher and you won't find all the essentials (like seaweed wrappers). There are some good brands stocked

Great Asian grocery that has dried goods, fresh produce and frozen foods!…read moreWe were over at Costco and stopped in to get Sichuan peppercorns for our mapo tofu recipe. We walked out with the peppercorns plus noodles, some cookies, bok choy and almost a ceramic bowl. They have a parking lot and a wide selection of goods. I loved that they had a homeware isle with some really appealing bowls, woks, and soy sauce dishes!

Everything was above and beyond... Soft shell crabs special…read moreorder were awesome... great customer service and quality of product was way beyond Coastal Seafoods and Lunds ! Every year I buy a batch to treat my wife with her special dish... this year I've bought my 3rd batch and hoping they get more next weekend! Excited to try the halibut cheeks and walleye cheeks.. special place... special people! Thank you !

Stopped by as was next door getting a sandwich- great friendly greetings when you enter!…read more Didn't buy anything this time around as was just browsing but all the seafood loos really good Definitely going back to grab some halibut to grill before summer is over They have an interesting herring bar which I haven't seen here but all over Europe so that was cool I'll be back Parking plentiful as located in strip mall

It was a rainy day in Edina, MN. My wife and I normally hit a tap room with some sort of cheese…read moreboard, but we have wanted to try this place for a long time. What a perfect time to try it? We entered after taking a picture outside and it was a deli paradise. Lots of beef and pork and they even had pierogies. Looking back, I should have tried a package. Locally made. They have a ton of cheesesteak options, I went with the pastrami for my first foray into PaPa Q's happiness quotient. We walked around the store while my meal was being prepped. They had tons of local hot sauces and salsas and it was all good stuff. About 5 minutes later they gave me a sleeve of sub and it reminded me of when I was a kid and I would go with my dad to TOGO's in California and their awesome subs with avocado on it. Good times. They said I could get a little side salad too, so my wonderful wife suggested the broccoli, bacon and kale salad. It was a total hit. Not to much bacon, but you could tell it was there. I have learned during COVID that when you bring a dish home, always nuke it for 30 to 60 seconds. I did, The thing was humongous, my wife cut it into thirds to last the weekend. The sandwich had a lot of coleslaw on top of not too salty pastrami and a chewy bread. A toasted bread would be my only recommendation to make it better, but this was a solid hoagie. Great service and a local place. I am glad we went! Try it out!

My boyfriend and I were craving BBQ for lunch and drove past thing small deli the night before. We…read moreordered delivery and it was early and warm when it arrived! We tried two half sandwiches, the papastrami and the jerk chicken cheese steaks. They were a good size for one person but i definitely would look into adding on sides or going for a whole if you've got a big appetite. The pastrami was not too salty and definitely gave you your money's worth of meat, that being said this was a messy but delicious meal! The jerk chicken cheese steak delivered a slightly sweet and juicy sandwich with a slew of tasty toppings. I was craving Mac and cheese but unfortunately they didn't have it on the menu so I went with the macaroni salad which was creamy and tasty if you're into pasta salads. Didn't quite fill the void but was still a good addition Sandwiches come with chips or a cookie. The cookies are pretty big and taste fresh so if you've got a sweet tooth I'd go for it! All in all good food for a good price. Didn't quite fit the traditional BBQ cravings we had in mind but we for sure found a new go to deli and cheese steak place!

I am not sure if TJ's come in different sizes, but this one seems on the small side of other TJ's I…read morehave been to. That said, they seem to have all the usual TJ items you see at all the locations. I went there for some veggies, some kids snacks, and a couple other things, and was able to find them all. The staff was really nice and chatted up my son at the checkout and gave him some stickers. The one tough spot here is the parking. The lot is both tiny and very tight. It is hard to get around if you are there after work or on a Saturday. There is additional parking nearby, but you may have to spend extra time looking and then walking over.

Everything you've already read about this Trader's parking lot is true. I was about to set my car…read moreinsurance number on my phone before entering, well of course not. There is a blind alley within the alley and a stop sign as soon as you would enter. And I thought the St Paul location was the tight and dangerous fender bender joy spot! It now ranks second. On to the store. Same items but there seemed to be more snacks than I've seen at other Joe's, and those with a creative seductive 'pick me' look. Lemons and limes in the bins were getting kind of soft and wrinkly, something I've never seen at TJs. There are many check out lines and on a weekday morning they were all open. Still staff has the usual happy trader smile and have something friendly to say,

Stopped in this morning to pick up an energy drink since I had forgotten mine on the way to work! I…read morewas nervous they would be closed since it was 6:30 in the morning but they are open 24 hours which is great. I was able to quickly grab my drink and head out, the self checkout only takes card though and I had some coins I wanted to use but I can save them for another day where I have time for regular checkout. Overall good experience and there's tons of available parking outside, I liked how quiet things were inside as well.

Several things…read more.... 1. Bakery is terrible. 2. Deli. Recent change in all their deli sandwiches. They now do not put lettuce and tomatoes on any of their premade deli sandwiches. Yet, they still charge the same for the items. Tuna sandwich....no lettuce. Sub sandwich...only meat and cheese no more lettuce and tomatoes. I will never go to Cub Foods again.

The kids were not happy with our lunch selection one day and were melting down, so we came here as…read morethis JM's location was nearby. It was packed with customers (Saturday lunch, go figure). The line moved very slowly and there was a lot of chaos behind the counter. A bunch of people ordered grilled sandwiches which bogged things down a bit. We were in line for what seemed like forever, even the mobile order people were waiting. I got something simple, a regular-sized ham & provolone. It was made quickly, so I am not sure why everything else took so long. I will say that even in the chaos, the staff kept the sandwich building area nice and tidy. The sandwich was decent, just like Jimmy John's, IMO. The staff was a bit harried, but they were still very nice to us.

Ordered the 'Giant' turkey sandwich, Mike's Way…read more The team member making my sandwich was polite. However, the cashier became quite proactive about getting me to check out before my sandwich was even finished--I wonder why--perhaps to be efficient? Or perhaps so his sandwich making colleague could size up my gratuity before finishing making my sandwich. Well, based on the following experience, you be the judge. While the cashier was ringing up my order--the keypad suggested a default tip amount beginning at 22%. Really? Ok fine. So I manually entered a gratuity of $2 because I thought that was generous for putting together a $17 sandwich. Instead of being grateful for my $2 tip, the cashier began taunting me by repeating "boo boo boo" directed to his colleague before I even collected my receipt from him. This was not a misunderstanding. This was outrageously rude. Seriously, professionalize your team.

Stopped here to grab food before a movie screening nearby. We walked from the theater (where we…read moreparked in the ramp) just across the street (less than 5 min walk) they do have plenty of parking though. I will say the staff were more leaned back/chill at this location. I ordered my usual Turkey Tom w/ a few mods. My friend wasn't a fan of JJ's but ordered what the staff suggested a cold cut or something like that toasted. She really enjoyed it and is now a jjs fan. We decided to eat back at the theater lobby but the do have tables to dine in.

They have a sign taped to the door "online orders only". Name another restaurant that won't take a…read morein person order

I don't usually make reviews but I had to for one guy who works at this Jimmy John's. His name is…read moreMike, he has the best energy I have ever seen from any employee at any restaurant I have been too, and just in general actually. God bless this Man, you are too lucky to have him. This man is going places, I guarantee it. This place has gotten way better and with better employees.

I was at the drive through around 6:30 I african american male was at the window very rude just…read morestares at me no Hi etc..