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.

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.

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.

Great store. Love it. A lot of produce is plastic free. Has…read morebread to buy but it's expensive. Has essential oils. Has beeswax and bulk honey. Grind your own peanuts. Bulk spices and everything nice.

I love this place! I grew up in California, spending a lot of time in San Francisco and China town…read moreso my standards are pretty high! It's a small shop but has an amazing selection nonetheless. Highly recommend

Huge selections of everything needed and wanted! We happened to show up on a Friday when they have…read moregrab-n-go lunch options by the register. Best Bahn Mi!!! Happened to meet the owners and they are lovely.

I had a hankering for Asian cuisine, and decided that since every time I'm in town, I get…read moreVietnamese from Viet-Tien deli, that I would change it up a little bit. I was after all, very excited about the food court being open here, and today was the day to check it out. I got the R one and the A-1. The A-1 coming out first, of course. Light and delectable cream cheese wontons. A shame they're not crab Rangoon, but nevertheless wonderfully done. Came out quick, too! Next, I ordered the R-1 which is the Singapore Mai Fun. By far, my favorite noodle dish of all the Asian menus, and it arrived in a wonderful little plate, and the fragrance is amazing. You can smell the saffron! The shrimp is perfectly cooked, the chicken is succulent and flavorful without being overwhelming, and the pork was delicious. The texture is indescribable, and what arrived at my table was a perfect example of what Singapore Mai Fun should be, save for not being as spicy as I was expecting. I will be back!

Dim Sum! Nope. Clearly this came from their frozen stock on the floor. When we bit into it; it…read moresquirted water. I could taste freezer burn on the seafood soup dumpling. We ordered pork soup dumpling which leaked water too, and the roasted pork bun. The roast pork bun was a white cotton ball filled with red dye # ? and maybe some pork. The grocery store stocks mostly novelty items, and junk foods. The produce looked okay, but considering their food esthetic, I am not willing to try it. Service was fine. It was neither friendly, nor hostile.

I've been coming to the Farmers Market every Saturday (when I can) ever since I moved to St. Cloud…read more This is a great farmers market. Yes it's tiny but the vendors are all great and so sweet. There is usually some coupon or deal going on each week. You can't beat the prices are so SO affordable for a farmers market. I'm always sad when it's over for the season. They have kids activities the first Saturday of the month and give away something free to the kids. There is usually live music and at least 10 vendors selling everything from meat and eggs, to bread, jams, honey and popcorn to fresh veggies. Highly recommend checking this out if you're in the area on a Saturday morning!

I love being able to support local farmers in the St Cloud area. You can get fresh seasonal produce…read moreall summer and eat with the seasons. Talking to the sellers is a great way to learn about new produce that you may not be familiar with. There are farmers who sell eggs and meat, flowers, bread, popcorn, and a wide variety of fresh veggies and fruit. Bring your own bags to help reduce waste. Small bills help. I love bring able to do my part for the environment.

Service was great and fast. The food even more amazing left with a full belly , I travel for food…read moreand let tell you guys this will be my spot from now on we had the sea food pho and the beef, phone cream cheese wonton why go to the cities when we have viet-Tien plus the market has good supply of snack and your must have

There are moments in a person's life that they will remember forever. Especially after a period of…read moreloss. Being uprooted and relocated to a largely rural area was my loss. My gain in some respect, but certainly different than what I call home. When the golden star restaurant closed, I thought I had lost my closest Vietnamese, food, connection, and that was another loss on a pile of them to that point. Seemingly small, but incalculable in the joy I was missing. As I left Rock Town, a thought had occurred to me that I should go and buy some seaweed or a new delicious flavor of Ramen at the market. Something else was beckoning me, beyond that. The words caught my eye immediately "Deli." I paused, gathered myself and hurriedly paced through the door, sporting a toothy grin. There it was, the light at the end of a very long tunnel. I was greeted promptly, by someone who was captive audience to my excitement of discovering a new Vietnamese restaurant. I ordered two super decked out noodle salads, off the menu, and received a glorious, delicious, knee slapping, Grandma, smacking, straight bussin Bun Dac Biet, of sorts. It was wonderful, and my partner appreciated it as well, though I'm not sure he tasted it, given the rate of consumption. Styrofoam containers don't spin as well as bowls when hastily emptied, but reading through the lines told me that we were both very satisfied. The next go round, I will be sure to get the Phô, which will be the 83rd Phô I've had to that point. All the cool kids eat here, and you know you wanna be cool, so stop in and don't be a fool.

I've been on a beef jerky kick lately and was excited to check out this local meat shop. It was a…read morelot bigger than I had expected with so many options! My husband ended up buying a sandwich from here that he literally inhaled, he said it tasted so fresh and the Turkey was delicious. Love that they also have a few chairs and tables if you wanted to eat right then and there but we opted to take it to go as we had a few more errands to run. Although I didn't end up getting any beef sticks, I did buy some of their dill pickle pretzels... Sounds strange, but it was the best seasoned pretzels I have ever had! Everyone at the counter as well as the register was incredibly friendly and we will definitely be coming back next time we are in town.

The service was outstanding! We also got the sandwich of the month from Pio's Sangwich Shop that…read morewas absolutely delicious!!!! I can't wait to try the fresh meat that we also bought! I will for sure be back!!!!

Everything was mediocre. Nothing great, nothing terrible. The real issue is that they market…read morethemselves as a made to order pasta place - but everything comes in separate containers, not cooked or heated together, not mixed, not sauced, not a cohesive dish. Also the pictures are misleading, and you get less than they suggest. For example, the sides pictured are a pile of garlic bread or a few breadsticks. We paid $2 extra to pick the option for the cheesy garlic bread side (vs regular garlic bread) and it was a single 2 in by 2 in tiny square of garlic bread with about a TSP of cheese on it. What is the $2 for? The dressing for the Italian salad was basically pure olive oil. And of course, was on the side vs a dressed salad. Definitely should change their slogan from "a taste of Italy" - it's not even good American Italian.

Very rustic, cozy atmosphere, and the aroma is just amazing walking it. Very friendly service, and…read morefood! Took a little bit for food, but you can't rush perfection. 10/10 would come here for a date night again

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!