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.

I was recently in the area and I wanted to check out this Co-op grocery store to see what it had to…read moreoffer and see how it fared to the Mississippi Market that I'm accustomed to. I was a fan of their buffet area where you can make your own plate and their smoothie selection was really great too. The dining area is small but it's cozy at the same time. Great selection of grocery store items and hard to find items as well. Staff here is very personable but Lines can be very long too. Overall, I thought this place was a solid place to check out. 4.5 Stars

Best Grocery Store in the town huge collection of food items fresh fruit and vegetables spices…read moresweets and everything available under one roof very professional and quick service welcoming staff with knowledge of every single product I Love store ambiance highly recommend for indian and Pakistani stuff on very good Prices

Location is right off 494 so fairly convenient. They have a…read morebig selection of everything from north & south India as well as as a fairly decent selection of items from Pakistan. I've been to many stores like this in the twin cities area, especially that are in the suburbs and comparatively, I found TBS mart to be very competitive with their prices as well as selection of items. The parking lot can get busy as it is in a busy strip with lots of other shops. Because they have an abundance of items, sometimes the store shelves seem to be too stuffed so the store seems kind of cramped. Also a fair warning to make sure to check the expiration date of any item that you pick from the dry goods isle. The freezer items, I've never had issues with but dry goods, I've had to put back at least one to two items per trip cause the item was expired. Also, check your receipt, I had to correct the cashier on more than one occasion, granted, I think he was a trainee and just fudged up. All in all, no matter the brand or item that your looking for, you'll find it at tbs mart

I have been going there for awhile on Wednesday night for double coupon day; you can double up to 5…read moremanufactures coupons up to a $1 with a minimum purchase of $25. Just last night I went there and my bill was $61 and then I handed him my coupons and my bill was just under $40! Sometimes they are out of the really good deals but I know that's my fault for not going shopping until 9pm at night. Also you if you sign up for their free points card then you can earn money for gas at BP gas stations and who couldn't use help with the gas prices these days. The workers are very friendly and helpful and the aisles and bathrooms are always clean.

I was a little dissapointed in the quality of their produce when I went last night. The cashier…read morealso forgot to take the coupons off of the bill (something that I didn't notice till I got home). I always liked the Rainbow Foods in Eagan, but I was really disappointed in this location.

Service was great. The goat and other meats there was really clean and fresh and extremely…read moreaffordable. You need anything for Indian or Midfle Eastern and African cooking you will most likely find here.

Very friendly staff. Found what I was looking for. Matumbo, mbuzi. My go to place. Highly recommend…read moreit. They gave me tangawizi tea so nyummy!

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.

Healthy, Helpful and Holistic!…read more The only place I feel positive about grocery shopping, I believe I can trust what I'm getting has been scrutinized.

I'm always a big fan of visiting co-ops and local one-of-a-kind stores. I wasn't overly impressed…read morewith that is it but I thought it was great checking out nonetheless the Valley Natural Foods. My normal go to Co-op was closed down for today so I checked this place out to see what I had to offer. There was a decent amount of parking since it's usually packed. Staffy are really friendly and a had a great selection of grocery items that I was looking for as well as some practical personal items too. They have a nice little grab and go selection and you can even order some food as well. Overall, i do think the store Lacks a fair amount of selection that I've seen that other stores. There wasn't really hydrating water electrolytes in there that I was looking for that I've came across the other stores too. Overall , I do think this was a average natural food store

This is an adorable international grocery store where the lamplighter used to be. It has everything…read morefrom fresh produce to cookware. There prices seem reasonable and they are constantly getting new items in. The staff here was super friendly as well.

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.