This place is slightly bigger than a Trader Joe's. It has it all and advantages it has over smaller…read moreplaces it's that they have a deli. Prices of yogurt for example are comparable to other places. They have Starbucks inside. Plenty of parking outside. It's in the middle of the town and lovely antique neighborhood. Restroom was relatively clean. Friendly employees.

They are my "go to" for excellent bakery, friendly pharmacy, preChopped veggies. I face-planted in…read morefront of bakery one day. Had 4 people there within seconds to help me. Nicest kid lifted me up off the floor. Have never experienced anybody with attitude. Maybe that's the vibe put out by a crabby customer.

Felt like we interrupted an employee training session when we came in to this big and beautiful…read morestore filled with a variety of good foods. I had questions of different turkey products and found one of several t-shirted employees and she was a little rude that I would ask stupid turkey questions. The store has a nice variety of turkey and specialty items, but because of my discomfort I left with just a small amount of turkey product.

We've been going to Ferndale since 2017 and like many, we understand that they may need to adjust…read morefor inflation. That said, we were going to make our semi-annual trip to Ferndale this past weekend and we were disappointed to see that prices for ground turkey didn't just go up in price, but had doubled (according to the website) since we last purchased over the summer. We had just bought a Ferndale turkey for Thanksgiving and it didn't seem like prices had doubled at that time. Love the product, disappointed that it's now cost-prohibitive. We traveled from River Falls, WI to buy from them and now we can no longer afford it.

...not my mom's, but still holds the title of "best". The Oats n Honey blend is a great way to…read morestart (or end) any day. Pancakes for lunch, french toast for dinner, and Mom's cereal all day! Those Honey Grahams with a splash of chocolate syrup and some rice milk; the "best" simple cure for the munchies!! Not only do they have some of the tastiest affordable cereals on the market, but they're a company that stays true to their word. A few weeks ago i tried the Toasted Cinnamon Squares and thought while eating my cereal that perhaps i had not thoroughly rinsed the soap outta my bowl because there was a definite "soapy" taste. Next morning--same thing, soap taste. Two days later i hadda friend try a bowl (inna different bowl) and....same conclusion--this cereal tastes like soap!! So i read the side of the box which states "Mom's will refund of replace your product if there's any problem." I called the number on the box that day and within a week or two i had an envelope in the mail with "replacement" coupons to give it another try. Went to the store and picked up a box of the Cinnamon Squares and the Honey Grahams. While the Squares (this time) no longer tasted like soap, i still wouldnt recommend em...they're ok, but could be done better in my opinion. Stick with the Grahams or the Oats n Honey, they've never disappointed. For about $3 a (big) box, Mom's is the best bang forya buck in the cereal aisle for sure....and they use pretty decent ingredients too! I can only hope that they don't "sell out" to the big corporate giants like General Mills or Kelloggs, but you can bet theyre taking market share from the corporate GMO supporting giants! Keep it up Mom's i'll continue to spread the word...oh, and ifya wanna send out a few more coupons, i'd gladly accept!

I first found Mom's cereals at the HEB in Harker Heights, Texas, in 2006, and now I almost always…read morehave a box of at least one of Mom's cereal varieties in the house. I like all of them, although the mallow oats (lucky charms) and the honey-ful wheat (super sugar crisp) are my favorites. They use no corn syrup but they use a lot of renewable energy. Despite this, they are usually among the cheaper cereal options. How do you do it, Mom's? You're the best!

I entered this store and immediately an old boomer lady customer started screaming at me that masks…read morewere required and why wasn't I wearing one? I ignored her and continued my shopping. The old lady immediately ran to the store manager and told her that I was murdering her by not wearing a little piece of cloth over my face. The manager approached me and asked me if I could put on a mask or if she could get me one. I told he I could not wear one due to my asthma. She nodded and said "That's totally fine, sir. Have a fantastic day and let me know if anyone gives you any more trouble!" The boomer left the store screaming that she was going to die and I finished my shopping while breathing freely.

Stopped in today, to pick up a few things. The shelves are a mess, that is the shelves that…read moreactually have merchandise on them. Just a third-rate Walmart. So disappointing. Who is running this dive? If I'd known I could add photos to my review, I would have taken some.

Worst store i've ever been to out of stock on almost everything (i don't think walmart should be…read moreout on stuff) then i go to check out and i wanna use tap and they don't even have tap. worst store ever

I am so happy to be living within walking distance of a Trader Joe's. Especially in the current…read moreeconomy... it seems that Trader Joe's prices haven't gone up much while other groceries jack up their prices higher and higher... I used to think of Trader Joe's as a more upper-middle class grocer, but not anymore. Everything (with the exception of meat and milk) is very affordable. That said, their shopping experience remains the same high-quality, enjoyable experience, with aisles of yummy options to browse, especially with the rotating seasonal options and new offerings. I've been here several times since moving to Eagan, and I've always encountered friendly employees. The checkout always moves quickly and efficiently. I also love grabbing some free stickers and coloring pages on my way out; it's like a little dopamine burst for my inner child! There are restrooms available to shoppers. They are gender-neutral, which is awesome for a trans guy like me. The bathroom walls are decorated with fun paintings much like the rest of the inside. They are also spacious and clean. Occasionally I have spotted a local food truck parked nearby, serving unique offerings. Once I got to snag some apple cider donuts that way, hehe. The only thing that's a negative about this place is that the parking lot (shared with the movie theatre) is smallish and has a weird layout, so navigating that can be quite challenging. Thankfully I usually walk! But even so, I have to watch out crossing because the cars aren't paying attention to pedestrians!

This Trader Joe's seems so chill compared to other locations. I love that the parking lot is big…read moreand easy to navigate vs. where the others are a bit more chaotic. I never really go to Trader Joe's with a list or plan, I kind of just browse to see what they have and grab whatever- usually snacks. Sometimes I hate that I find unique snacks and end up liking/loving them, then they don't carry it anymore but that's not this particular locations fault. This store was very neat. Layout seemed backwards compared to the Bloomington location but it's not a huge store so it's easy to look down every aisle. I love that you can buy single cans of sparking water/drinks here. Staff were super friendly at the checkout.

Tried to return an Amazon package today and I wasn't allowed to here but the guy help me where I…read morecould I appreciated his efforts

Whole Foods Pizza. They sell pizza by the size in the deli section. See the pictures attached. Some…read moretimes the pepperoni flips up like a bowl encapsulating the flavorful oils. Don't for get to add some chili flakes and Parmesan that they offer. The have other deli items you may like to try.