I made my inaugural stop & purchase today. As i checked out w the friendly Mariah i asked: how long…read moreyou been arpund? She responded an astounding 20 years. Coupled w "we recently rebranded, we were We're Nuts, but decided we should let people know we offer more. We still sell our nuts. I countered w "yes, id seen the Nuts! I was gonna say: ive driven by 100s of times & never noticed but yes i did see the Nuts sign. Just a cute little place buy they carry a lot of items. I came by for the $1.00 salad mixes. Didnt pay attention & noticed on my drive home they were Tsylor Farms....explains the $1 sale. I also picked up an orange chicken for $5 that I've purchased elsewhere for nearly $10.00. They had microwave meals, ice cream, pizza, pop, breakfast sandwiches * other items. They also carried a selection of hygeine items; from shampoos, lotions, to deodorants. Great little place w easy street parking. Stop on by!

Stopped into We Are Nuts in Saint Paul while in the area. This stop has been on my list since I…read morepurchased the double dipped Virginia peanuts back in October at a cheese shop in WI and brought them on my trip to Mexico. When I say I would have purchased ALL the bags of these fabulous things, I mean it. I didn't realize they shared the same space with Saint Paul Discount Grocery store which I heard about sometime ago, so perfect day to check them both out. It was a one stop shop! It ended up being a little adventure just browsing around. There's a section right when you walk in dedicated to We Are Nuts items and the grocery store side offers lots of items from frozen to cereal to canned items to refrigerated items (to name a few). It wasn't busy so it was nice to be able to freely browse around. I thought prices were affordable, shelves were stocked, and I left with a few items. What really stood out to me was the incredible customer service I received on Saturday, 1/17/26. Both ladies were very nice and kind. Bridgett was especially personable and went the extra mile simply just letting me know how everything worked here while stocking the shelves and even asked how I was doing. The genuine level of customer service really made me feel valued and didn't go unnoticed. Looking forward to future visits.

Walked into this place hungry and immediately saw the beautiful selection of donuts…read more Staff were friendly and the vibe perfectly fit the stylish donuts, however the raspberry toaster strudel one I ordered (got the last one, hoped that was a good sign that it was popular!) tasted kind of stale. Ended up disappointed. They seem like they have quite the kitchen on-site so had high hopes things would be fresh. Alas.

Stopped here on the way to a flight after seeing the sign about "voted one of the best chocolate…read morechip cookies in the twin cities." The shop is cute, has a couple of seats but this really is a "take and eat on the way to your gate" kind of thing. The man behind the counter was very friendly! Made great conversation and was polite! Excellent service! We got one chocolate chip cookie and a samoa doughnut. The food: The cookie was good but not exceptional. It's also SO SMALL! Not worth the money! The samoa doughnut was the worst doughnut we have ever had... absolutely no flavor. I don't know what needs to change but that was not a good doughnut. It didn't taste very fresh either. Do I think it's worth a stop? Honestly no. Save your money.

Their sidewalk sign claiming *Free Samples* lured me inside…read more Once in the store, all I saw was wall to wall, along with a huge center island of candy! Nuts? I can't recall seeing any; however, I'm sure there were some buried in there somewhere... The center island was most appealing to me for it's mountain of salt water taffy in all sorts of flavors. $5.49/lb. The woman working affirmed that I was free to sample as I wished. So I began sampling taffy flavors, beginning with honey. The woman said that vanilla is her favorite, so I tried the vanilla as well. Both the honey and the vanilla flavors were very good. I sampled a few other flavors and was satisfied. Sold. I left there with a pound of salt water taffy in hand.

Our company has used Simply Nuts for Holiday and Corporate Gifts for years and they've always done…read morea fantastic job! Chris and his team are professional, courteous, and the quality of the products they offer are top notch!

Bill's Imported Foods is a wonderful shop located on a difficult block on Lake Street in Uptown…read more What was once a happening and vibrant street is now rotting away due to neglect and poor planning. It's saddens me to venture into Uptown although it still echoes with past glory, but those sounds are being muffled by urban blight. Bill's doors are now metal, but venture inside and you're transported to Greece. Their products are fantastic, and we loaded up on olive oil, olives, and fresh feta cheese. The staff was fun and resonated with the joy of Greece. Bill's has survived for decades on Lake Street. I hope they continue to thrive despite the trouble around them. I do wish the city could step in and help jump start a renaissance of Uptown.

Bill's is my favorite. Great prices, quality and selection. Truly my favorite grocery stop.read more

Often when I think of General Mills, I think of Cheerios or cereal they carry in general. But my…read morefavorite product is one of their snacks: Nature Valley granola bar. Granola can be hard to find that doesn't contain almond or another nut, but I've eaten this one safely for years. It does have a may contain, but thankfully no reactions to date. Additionally, another General Mills staple I always have is Annie's Mac n Cheese. And yes, I store in my fridge as sometimes you can get bugs in your pantry for dry items that I try to avoid with rice and pasta. Overall, a great range of products that I'm sure you'd find one you like. SYOY!

General Mills is a historic company that growing up I took for granted. The many cereals were…read morealways family favorites. I used to snack on Cheerios and for years I stopped because of the added cornstarch. I've got mixed feelings about how my body reacts when I eat them but they sure taste good and are easy on my blood sugar. I just heard they are going to remove the artificial ingredients from their products like the red dye. I will say they are very smart about their marketing techniques! Take em or leave em. It's your choice. For me, I'm enjoying for now but like everything else (except Peanut Butter) I'm sure I'll get sick of Cheerios eventually.

I have been buying the Earl's Caramel Corn lately (when my normal grocery store still has it in…read morestock), and not only is it very good but it's reasonably priced, too. I'm happy to recommend the product and happy that it's made locally here in Minnesota.

Best cheese puffs and carmel corn around and the cheese corn and triple treat is spectacular too.read more

I was making ramen from the first time and needed a few specialty ingredients that I haven't used…read morebefore. I was thrilled to see that there is an Asian grocery in Woodbury and it's just down the road from Costco. So I gassed up with some cheap fuel, bought a vacuum that I probably don't need (Costco, amiright?) and swung into United Noodles with my ramen recipe. The store is immaculate and well organized. The woman working the counter was super helpful and showed me where all my ingredients were located. They have an impressive selection of Asian and Hawaiian brands. I'm looking forward to shopping here more often!

Am I missing something here? I don't live in the area. I don't even live in the state. However, I…read moresaw a few reviews that captured my attention and I wanted to see for myself. I truly wanted to try the pre-made foods. We walked in and the lights were dimmed. It felt more like I was walking into an art gallery than an Asian grocery store. No one shouting. No funky smells. The produce section was what I walked into first. I was met with 4 green onions, 2 onions, a bag of bean sprouts, and a few fruits but all the produce were all wilted. At least everything else was neatly organized. Then we went to the sauce area, then to the ramen, then to snacks and so forth. All the products were at least 25% or more, higher in price than what's available in the grocers in St. Paul. Yes, you're paying more for the ambiance. Make the drive over to the hundreds of other Asian grocery stores there. I don't even live close and I make the effort to do my big grocery shopping in St. Paul for the price and variety. Anyway, I didn't see any or much SE Asian grocery items that would help me cook my dishes. Most items were catered to East Asian cuisine. Their precooked food area was sad. The pre-cooked rice looked mushy. The breads were dried and flaky. Disappointed to say the least. As an Asian person, I wouldn't frequent the establishment even in desperate times.

Great quaint little co-op!…read more Lot's of unique items you don't see at other co-op's, and there is also a really cool gigantic 40 gallon drum of bulk local honey (from Cannon Falls) that you can get however much you want of. Nice they have a water fill up station too, even though it's on the smaller side for a co-op. Staff was really nice.

I save so much money ordering bulk food through them. And each time I do they are so grateful…read morebecause it helps them too. It's a win-win! It also supports local farmers who are focused on quality food and not just making money with toxic growing practices. Thankful Spiral Natural Foods team!