If you are staying at one of the hotels downtown, this two-story Walgreens is a great resource to…read morefind all the things you (I) forgot to pack. Accessible via the Skyway System. Don't try entering from outside. Don't be me my first night in Minneapolis.

It usually a positive thing when stores follow the same model from location to location. Walgreens…read moreis no different. While staying in Minneapolis, I stopped into a close-by Walgreens to get a few items. I have alway seen locations in downtowns and this one was right around the corner from where I was staying. I am always pleased when I am properly greeted when I walk through the door. I am especially happy when a clerk or cashier look up from what they are doing to acknowledge a customer walking through the door. This store, like other Walgreens is big and bright with clean isles to navigate through. This incredibly delightful staff was over the top in greetings. Happy to see a customer. Happy to help a customer. Happy to speak with a customer. I needed a few items ranging from water to shaving cream. They had plenty of items to choose from and I pleased that their house brand is a substantially reduced price and the same item. Check out went very quickly and I received the same cordial greeting as I left as when I came in. The team member behind the counter just personified the model employee of engagement, spreading happiness and loving to be able to help. Kudos to a wonderful team here at Walgreens.

Mollyos is your typical Little Convenience store that is mostly to support the tenants businesses…read morein the building. Being located in the lobby allows for easy access and if you happen to be down at Mill Ruins Park and need to pick up something to drink. You won't find a fully stocked market here, But they have a decent little variety of Soda, energy drinks and the such, Along with a few small snack items. The guy that runs the store is friendly and will try to get in any special requests, as he stocks mostly what the tenants request. Convenience and location if your finishing up a walk or run at Ruins Park is the real Gem of this store.

This a convenient little shop when you're staying at the Marquette. It's in the lobby of the…read morecenter and it's got lots of little sundries - drinks, snacks, medicines, papers. We stopped in more than once for a beverage and a snack to help us get over the partying and late hours of the night before. They've got pretty good hours, but weren't open after 7pm on Saturday, in which case we had to walk to the Target store that was a few blocks.

Way over priced. Who in their right mind would pay $1.50 for a candy bar. Made the mistake of…read morebuying smokes and a lighter there and it cost me $11 they just lost my business

Great service.. had a bodega vibe but also had a great egg Sandi spot inside for breakfast…read more.. conveniently located right next to my hotel so i stocked up on supplies during my stay

Our North Loop bodega has been a life saver for my throughout the years. Always expect friendly…read moreservice, a clean store, and nice selection of things you typically need from a convenience store while on the go. From snacks to beverages and cooking items you forgot to pick up on the way home. It's so awesome to have somewhere within walking distance to stock up or finish making that recipe.

I was too lazy to go to Costco to get caviar there $150. So this is my goto for late night caviar…read more$48. Ok so a few of the caviar were hard in the jar today. That never happened before lol. Hit or miss sometimes I guess.

Whole Foods grocery store is also a fast convenient place to get a healthy meal on the go. Prices…read moreare comparable to all the fast food lunch places in the area. They have 4 food bars with a huge variety to suit everyone's diets and meal programs including tofu, salmon, various vegetables and fruit combinations. They also have the deli feature entrees and sides. I can tell you though that later in the day the deli entree items are minimal but the entrees are made fresh daily so you know it's fresh if they have it. I opted for a salad with turkey breast and I tried some of the red farro salad which was really healthy and tasty. I like that they list calories and ingredients too. Many dressings to choose as well. There is a small seating area which makes it nice so you don't have to leave and figure out where you're going to sit and eat.

A lovely single level grocery store nestled in DT Minneapolis. For my Iowa peeps, it's very…read moresimilar to New Pi. Lots of fresh food, fruit, and delicacies. Ideal for DT hotel dwellers. Easy walk and Uber back.

I'm amazed how much they can pack into this store. The isles are a little cramped, however they are…read morewell stocked with almost anything you need. Including a very nice deli.

I received a text and a voicemail from Walgreens stating that my prescription was ready for pickup…read more I drove 40 minutes across town--during another obligation--because this was the only location that had my medication in stock. When I arrived, there was one person in front of me at the pharmacy register. I waited patiently. As soon as that customer was finished, the pharmacy technician told me they were closing for lunch. I explained that I had just received a notification from Walgreens to pick up my prescription, and there was no mention in either message that the pharmacy would be closed between 1:30 and 2:00 PM. Her response? "It's Saturday," said with a dismissive tone, as if I was supposed to know their lunch schedule. Then, right in front of me, she shut the pharmacy gate in my face while two other staff stood aside doing nothing. Not a single person made an effort to help--despite Walgreens being the one to ask me to come pick up my prescription. This was my first time at this location--and will definitely be my last. If this is how Walgreens treats its customers, I'll be taking my prescriptions elsewhere. It would've taken less than a minute to hand me my medication before closing. Instead, they chose to be rude, dismissive, and completely unprofessional.

Imagine a pharmacy where you're constantly fighting to get your prescriptions that are supposedly…read moreon auto-renew to be ready sort of on time. And you're told they're ready and show up and have to wait 45 min because they are not ready. I have never successfully gotten any meds easily renewed here in a timely fashion and it's the only pharmacy near me somehow in this busy city. They make consistent refills impossible for medications I have been on for years it's crazy making.

I love shopping at Trader Joe's! I go in for my usual staples, but I always end up discovering fun…read morenew items that somehow make their way into my cart. This last trip, I found the cutest pink strawberries on the shelf. Such a delightful and unexpected find. Sometimes, I pick up seasonal products that I end up loving so much I wish they were available year-round. Their popular and seasonal items can sell out quickly especially during busy months. So it can be a good idea to stock up before they disappear. The people who work there are also consistently cheerful, helpful, and polite, which makes shopping there feel welcoming and enjoyable.

Love Trader Joe's! I was staying at the Canopy hotel nearby and delighted to basically have this…read moreattached to the hotel. I even made some meals out of my visits here, loading up on yogurt, smoothies, jerky, and yeah ok I even crushed a bag of their beach day gummies. One thing that stood out, at least on one visit, was just how uncrowded it was in here. Most TJ's are always bursting at the seams, but this was a nice change of pace to not feel so overwhelming. It seems really easy to get in and out here even in a downtown; I mean, I walked, but I did see the parking lot and the set up was nice. They also have a beer & wine section attached but separate from the main area. Great spot, great location.