I am so happy that this place is still in business! I've been trying to be more proactive with my…read morehealth and looking at more natural products that aren't filled with toxic chemicals. I've been using and app called Yuka that helps you understand the ingredients in cosmetic stuff and realized how much my go to products were not good for me so I decided to start paying more attention. I tend to get Spirutin banana flavor and use that as a way to get all my vitamins in. I also came across this natural mosquito repellent which is amazing to see this as an option because I am tired of coughing like crazy as I spray OFF mosquito repellent on the kids and then they also complain about the strong scent. Customer service is always always amazing! If you have any questions you are in great hands because you'll get the best advice. Aside from having products, and supplements they also have a whole wall dedicated to herbs for teas in bulk size which is nice to see. Sometimes I have to get small tea bags for the stuff I want but this option is way better for the price and how many portions you can get. I came here on a Saturday and they opened at 12pm for parking you'll do street parking and use the door to the left. Will definitely be coming here a lot more !

If you're a health nut, you've probably entertained the idea of using supplements of some kind such…read moreas vitamins, pro-biotics, or protein shakes. As a person that regularly takes all of these mentioned boosters, I love stores like Nutrition City. This "City" is more like a small space loaded with everything imaginable. If a Vitamin J existed, I'm sure they would carry it. Want a digestive enzyme made from a guava worm living in the rainforest of Brazil? Probably have it. LOL! I'm being sensational, because they really have almost err-thang! Unfortunately, their greatest strength is their greatest weakness. What do I buy? Where do I go? It's quite intimidating for a person like myself to walk in the store. During the times that I've visited, there wasn't anyone manning the front. The one staff member there was chillin' in the back, and I had to holla just to get assistance. (A bell would help.) When I finally got him to help me out, I felt that he just wanted to show off how much he knew, rather than really find ways to improve my health. Shoot, I felt like I should've recorded the conversation with my smart phone. I love Nutrition City's selection, but they could work on better assisting folks that walk into their store. Awesome selection, though!

I am utterly obsessed with the Wedge and believe it is leaps and bounds above the other co-ops and…read moregrocery stores in the Twin Cities. The staff is consistently helpful & friendly, and they have incredible employee retention that take great pride in their selections, sourcing, and are always excited to share about what they think is fun in stock and make conversation about what you are preparing with your purchases. It is always impressively clean and well organized, with competitive pricing on what is the highest quality organic produce, bulk goods, and staples. This is the blueprint of grocery stores.

Made an impromptu visit to The Wedge last night, about 45 minutes before closing. Surprisingly…read morestill pretty lively....shoppers hustling around at that hour. I'm a lookerrrr, so I loved taking my time to really look around. The store is bright, clean, and stocked. Good variety: groceries, deli and bakery items, personal care products, and even a small jewelry section tucked in. Prices felt fair....nothing that gave me sticker shock. Didn't have much interaction with staff aside from a quick (and quiet) checkout, but everyone seemed friendly from a distance. Parking was fine, which is always a bonus. I'm not from the Minneapolis area, so I wouldn't make a special trip just to come here, but if I'm nearby and need something, I'd happily stop in again.

Juba Market is large, but doesn't make the best use of its space. The selection of foreign foods is…read morelimited to staples like hummus and foul. A number of essentials like a meat counter, full cigarette rack, or spices sold by weight are nowhere to be found. There are plenty of Somali grocers throughout Minneapolis that far outpace Juba Market in this regard, even when left to utilizing a quarter of the space. Meanwhile, they stock a number of common American items like cereal, but the prices are inflated. Shopping for American groceries here would be a waste, since they don't have enough items for you to leave fully stocked. Carrying these American items at all, as opposed to using the shelf space for imports, seems wasteful to me. Juba Market should be focusing on a niche. They could pull it off even if they did want a mass appeal, though. There aren't a lot of other grocers nearby, they have enough space to stock most essentials, and they're located near many white neighborhoods. But at that point you might as well change the name to Seward Grocery. My point is, pick a market and stick to it, and advertise to it, rather than trying and failing to target both. Fully stock your shelves with as much variety as you can get - currently many shelves are sitting partially or completely empty, with dust settling all over them and the long-unbought groceries.

Great grocery and halal meat store. Great customer service with affordable prices. My favorite…read morelocal grocery.

Over priced groceries and goods bought secondary near and over the expiration date. If you don't…read morebring the item back within 2 days of purchase, your screwed! I was told "to go shop somewhere else if you don't want to buy expired items!" Wow! The convenience store price mark-up is substantially more, which is taking advantage of local low income consumers. I'm all about shopping local and supporting-promoting the neighborhood and it's proprietors but this is straight up wrong on so many levels. The driveway is always full of trash-garbage-cig butts-glass and now potholes 10-inches deep with some crabby class 5 gravel. c'mon....the owners of this property should put some time, energy and $ into this overpriced market and the entire strip! Not to mention the drug deals and constant smell of weed in the parking lot..

A short list of things I've bought at Casablanca in the last year:…read more- 3 bags of flour on Thanksgiving Day - oregano - spicy chickpeas - regular, dried chickpeas - cooking oil - red bull - mtn dew - tortillas - hot pockets - rice - a can opener - tampons - trash bags - toilet paper (soooo many times) - paper towels - noodle cups - hot sauce - a lighter - deodorant - coffee filters ...you get the picture. They truly do have everything. I've been in a zillion corner stores in Minneapolis and this is the best one I've come across and it's not even close.

Service was quick and the employees were very kind friendly people. Many different types of liquor…read moreavailable as well as great deals.

My go-to place to buy my beer, wine, and liquor when I'm in the area. Great selection at great…read moreprices. Lots of choices with aisles of products - big walk-in beer fridge as well. When I'm close, I always stop by to see what they have marked down as well, prices are a steal at that point. Great way to give something new a try or stock up your home bar with the essentials. Well worth the visit!

Clean fresh inside. Caribou corner excellent and with nice view and large TV. Restrooms clean…read more Cashiers friendly. Parking has arrows for directions. There are stop signs in front of both doors. Fair life small bottle of milk was more expensive than other places, but fresh red cherries were less expensive and very fresh. This stop is only 1 block from main downtown.

I am so disappointed in the store. We got coupons to bring us back to the store. We used to shop…read morethere six months ago and it used to be amazing. So we thought we'd try the coupons and come back. They had nothing that was on coupon. I asked the first guy and he said I can't find the girl so stand here and wait for the first gal you see and she can help you. I walked through the store, finally found a gal working . Asked her about a item and she said nope we don't have those. I asked if they have a rain check or a substitute. She looked at me and said neither. Great customer service. Good job Dick market should have never sold. Wow what a difference. You're better off going to Walmart. Better customer service.

What a great market! It has a wide selection of products and an awesome Ecuadorian restaurant menu…read more It's an inviting place and the service is very friendly. I look forward to coming back for a meal soon. There is a parking lot and it is easy to get there.

Great place to shop and purchase spices if you are interested in Ethiopian or other African…read morecuisines. They also carry delicious loose tea from Kenya, "Safari Pure Tea" among other unique things, all reasonably priced. Located within the Sibley Manor Apartment complex.