This small Coborn's store is located near the schools in Sartell. It's a bit hidden in a…read moreresidential area near a strip mall. While it's a smaller store, you can find all of the basics and more here. There's a meat department, produce, customer service, a pharmacy, and more. It's a very clean store. Employees smile and greet you, which is wonderful. The store also has a drive-through pharmacy you can utilize.

Love Shopping at Coborns! Great store! Friendly employees! Clean store!read more

Bobbi is always a sweetheart towards me when she is my cashier. But even if she is training others…read moreto be as super as her, she's still amazing. I am always glad to see her. I also like some of the other employees too! Their produce is always fresh. I've tasted their daily soups. They're great. I enjoy having fresh thyme here.

Fresh Thyme is a great store. Cross between Trader Joe's and Whole Foods. There prices on chicken…read moreare better than most. The produce is better than most. But don't go later in the evening for produce as they don't stock until later at night. They don not have some of the Brand name things, but their brand is just as good. It is my GO TO store. Love Fresh Thyme.

the manager at the till was very rude! the woman who bagged the groceries was rude as well. no…read morecourtesy towards me or the fact their sign was incorrect on an item.

Went here (2/17/23) Very nice store!…read moreHas a lot to offer!! Excellent meat department! Love Coborn's!!

great selection of food, deli, soup, high quality produce and great dried food. plus serving our…read morecommunity and local farmers. 10/10. Grateful!

Stopped in today to grab some lunch. A juice, wrap and mushroom soup…read more Juice was good, hopefully it was freshly juiced, but everything was pretty well settled at the bottom. I didn't eat the wrap but it looked good. Like thanksgiving leftovers, minus the stuffi the soup was so salty, I couldn't even finish it. And it had chunks of fat or something in it. I thought it was a vegan/vegetable soup? I don't know what this congealed substance was, but I tossed it in the trash.

First Time in this store (2/10/23) Smaller coborn's but nice…read morestore They just had a remodel Easy to find things in here

Our local shop! Everyone is so incredibly nice . The store is always clean and well organized…read more Their penny pincher deals can be amazing! The kids love it, there's a small kid cart, free kids fruit, they look for the purple cow sign the store hides in the shelves and if they find it, they get fruit snacks at the service counter (they'll still give them if don't find it). Then they get to take, turns riding the free horse in the entryway. It's a great place!

Prices were very high during Covid. Current Coborn owners are brain dead trust fund adults. I sort…read moreof just ignored what I knew... I bought a take home product that previously was microwavable. I ended up with egg rolls melted into plastic. That was it for me. Coborns family is so cheap they replaced consumer friendly packaging with cheap shit and they cover it up with a label that blocks cooking instructions.

First time at this location (2/10/23) Love Coborn's…read more Has a lot to offer Great food in the deli Friendly workers!!

They make it impossible to report an issue with a drive up order. No response when I attempt to get…read morea refund for things that were missing.

We were eating lunch at Bravo Burrito and 2 facebook messages from family come in asking us to get…read moredish soap and bagel seasoning. Dollar General came to mind, but I remembered Trader Joe's has bagel seasoning. I knew Aldi and Trader Joe's are owned by same holding company. I googled and we were 1.8 miles away. Spouse is bitching about traffic and picking up items. I run in and there are 3 varieties of bagel seasoning: plain, Jalapeño and Asiago cheese. She chose plain. The cost was cheap at $1.95. The dish soap was nearby at an end cap. I knew they probably weren't gonna pay me so I picked generic Tandil brand for $1.69 over Dawn for $4.95. The store is huge but I didn't have much time to browse. I had my own plastic bag in my jacket from dog walking. The checkouts were around 8 or so and had a huge long bagging table. I'll probably stop again when not in a hurry.

Super good plae to buy local raw beeswax bricks weighing either a pound or an ounce. I have found…read moremany many uses for beeswax, but the primary usage for myself is creating skin care DIY products. Its fantastic for wood as well. I've read an entire book front to back with tons of different ways to use beeswax. I've even made an encaustic wax painting with it. They have a lot of other raw ingredients to select from. My son and I always loved coming here to get some natural ingredients for many things we liked to make at home ranging from Glycerites, tea, essential oil, and bath bombs.

Although fairly new to the scene in St. Joseph, The Minnesota Street Market is a gem! They are a…read moregreat asset to the community, especially in their support of local agriculture, farmers, producers, and artists! The produce is always beautifully arranged, they have a decent bulk section, and I hear they will be expanding soon! It's open to everyone, so don't be intimidated if you're not a member - it's totally okay! They also have an ATM on site with a $1 service fee, which is where I often stop to get my cash when I'm in town. Katie (the manager) is super funny and knowledgeable. All of the employees and volunteers are very friendly and willing to help. I've never felt intimidated shopping there. It has a nice, community vibe.

I love Lunds and Byerly's. I've always really loved their salad bar. But now it seems they're using…read morenearly outdated lettuce. For $12 pound use fresh lettuce not the stuff that's nearly expired. Disappointing. Many brown and wilted leaves.

Fried chicken in the deli is delightful. Crispy, but not heavy. Like my grandmother used to make…read more Fry, finish off in the oven. Loved it!