My first time in a Fresh Thyme store. I wasn't sure what to expect, but there was a nice mix of…read morename brand and smaller label items. I'll definitely be back when I am buying more stuff so that I can really experience the entire store.

Naval oranges were not fresh - buying single orange was all dried up inside…read more Clerk at counter not friendly - after purchase waved me off saying "There you go!" as a "Thank You". WTH! First time there - will not go back!

A small market with a big selection. They have a lot of more unique stuff than you would find at…read morebig chain grocery stores. There were even some artisan bowls and such. The staff was very friendly.

I feel the need to update my review amid the COVID-19 madness right now. I went to this location on…read morea Saturday afternoon during the height of social distancing and people stocking up for 30 days worth of supplies for a self-quarantine. I was expecting the images that I've been seeing in the news: empty shelves, chaotic and aggressive atmosphere, etc. What I discovered at Mississippi Market was the exact opposite. I was one of about 10 other customers. Every single shelf was full of beautiful produce and all the necessities (except for toilet paper but I don't blame the co-op... people are truly unreasonable with this obsession right now and have purchasing patterns that are difficult to anticipate). There was music playing softly in the background and the staff were calm and friendly, even though I know their workday is exponentially more difficult right now. There was so much extra hand sanitizer around the store. The good kind that smells like lavender! Thank you to this co-op for being the calmest haven for ingredients to make nutrient dense meals throughout this time of isolation and public chaos.

Great help snd store is very nice. Second time at their bakery and twice grabbed a lemon poppy seed…read moremuffin only to learn it was not that but had been labeled as such. All I have had is good, just really need to label pastry's correct.

I don't have a Kowalski's in my backyard, so whenever I see one near, I like to stop for browsing…read morepurposes. This time, I was across the way at Allerycat's awaiting my order. It's a short walk across the parking lot. I feel like there is something different about this Kowalski's location.... Seems bigger and brighter. I also love how it gives me cabin-ish vibes upon entering. My favorite section is on the right side as you walk in... the gift section and there's always so much to look at too. It can be dangerous! Thankfully I was on a time crunch this visit, and couldn't lollygag around too long. I also grabbed a few grocery items. Staff were friendly and knowledgeable when I asked where something was. When I'm in the areas again, I'll stop in for sure.

Great friendly service, fantastic deli items, I love the Taste of Scandinavia bakery items and they…read morealso have a good selection of gluten free foods in the frozen section. Shop Local!

I love your store and visit at least once a week. Consider discontinuing Everyday Essentials frozen…read moreFrench cut green beans. We had so many inedible sticks in our last 2 bags it was disappointing.

I'm a frequent here for my tropical fruits. I bought their greens and they do have chicken in the…read morefreezer which is sale for a good reasonable price. Their fruits are good and they have good customer service. The staff are helpful and friendly. It's a little small store, but the place is clean and organize. They recently start their dry food can aisle and expense, their product a bit more.

From the owner: Our busines specializes in customer service and excellent Tropical Fruits/Exotic Fruits and…read morevegetables selection. We understand what a difference it is when you are able to eat fresh fruits and vegetables! Our leaders are very experienced and knowledgeable on facts and how to pick fruits and vegetables for your convenience. We are for our customers, you're our number 1 priority.

This a top notch Farmer's Market, right up there with the Mercato Italiano in San Diego…read more Too many farmers markets are essentially entertainment for children with very few farmers selling very sparse fresh produce. The St Paul market had stuff for children, but it is a real farmers market with real farmers selling produce from their own farms. And it was a great selection of late summer products: sweet corn, tomatoes, sweet and spicey peppers, herbs, you name it. And there were a number of providers making breakfast dishes as well as a young woman singing her heart out. One of my haves was the poet at a manual typewriter composing and selling poems on demand. What a great idea! I got one for my sweetie. The market is under shed type roofing so it wasn't in the direct sun on a very hot day. It's a year-round market so don't miss it.

This is my nirvana! I never tire of the St. Paul Farmers Market and later summer is when it's in…read moreits prime. What makes this market special is the rule that the produce/products must be grown/made within a 100 mile radius. This ensures we have local meats, produce, plants and products. You won't find pineapples or mangos at this market. It is a joy to support these hard working farmers and entrepreneurs. The market space itself is well maintained, clean and offers restrooms. There are no dogs allowed in this market. There is often live music and there are also vendors selling breakfast sandwiches, tacos, Asian eats and everything in between. Being in Lowertown, it's mostly paid street parking. This is a MUST visit!! Saturdays and Sundays only.

Fruitshare is wonderful! My mother is 83 and never, ever happy with anything. For her birthday I…read moreordered her a subscription to Fruit Share and she LOVES it! She eagerly anticipated her shipments, I suspect she is waiting on the porch for the Fedex delivery person. She REFUSES to share with anyone and makes sure everyone knows it! Her shipments have arrived on time, are meticulously packed and every piece of fruit has been perfect - ripeness, taste, no bruising. She appreciates the variety, although we did have a slight issue with the kumquats this month...she only received 12. Fruitshare was able to help me earn additional good daughter points by selling me an additional 3 pounds of kumquats...HEROES! This service is great - my mother is ecstatic, I get brownie points for a gift she likes and uses...and I know she is getting a healthy, high quality product. Fan for life!

I was charged for fruit in March that I never got. I sent two emails to address this with no…read moreresponse-- one at the beginning of April and a second email in May. It is the beginning of June, and the website that is provided on both Yelp and Linked In goes directly to a King 88 online betting website. I cannot even look up my account to see what is going on. It should not be this difficult to contact customer service.

I love Aldi: great prices, "Twice as Nice" guarantee, not too crowded during the day, usually…read moreclean stores and sometimes their own brands surpass other brands. Shortcomings: it doesn't carry every item like a regular grocery store, you pay for bags (I just reuse my own), you need to bus your own cart if you want your quarter back. This is the first Aldi Store that I have been in that locks their public bathroom. You must ask the cashier on duty to grab the key & open the bathroom door.

This is such a great place to do grocery shopping and find home decor or gifts for people as well…read more I love that I can by certain organic products for a great price. The cashiers are moving more towards self check out now than your typical check out option.

It may be -7 degrees in St Paul, but I'm munching on some fresh, locally-grown carrots and sprouts…read morefrom Garden Fresh Farms. I subscribed to their crop share program and pick up a bag of FRESH produce every other week for myself and my daughter. If you have a larger family, you can schedule a weekly pickup. The St Paul location is the Sunrise Market near Minehaha. This is convenient to Mississippi Market -- so I pick up my share and other staples during the same trip. The most recent share included carrots, potatoes, squash, rutabaga, sprouts, lettuce and some tomato-basil soup. Subscribing to the share forces me to eat a variety of vegetables year round. I've rediscovered sprouts after nearly a decade. Summer and winter shares are available. The CSA offers pickup points throughout the Twin Cities and provides the ability to sign up online. It's worth visiting their website, though, and learning how they raise veggies and Fish year-round.

Picked up a rack of baby back ribs on ribfest Saturday for seventeen bucks. Pre-made, packaged, and…read morein a cooler at the register. All the ingredients to a good rib was there. I paired it w some sticky rice n hot sauce n it seal the deaI. I ate all the meat to the bones! Also saw them smoking some ribs on the side of the building... recommended. Saw some fried chicken n other goodies will have to come back when I have more time.

I hadn't been there since I moved to Forest Lake and the place was called Richards and before that,…read moreRogers? Stopped in and got some sirloins, dagos and something they call a gangster roll. Everything I've had has been A+! The steaks were very tender and juicy. Loved them. The fresh dago patties were very good. Much much better than Morellis dago patties. In fact these could be put up against many restaurant hot dagos in the Twin Cities, short of DeGidios hot dago. They are in a league of their own. The Gangster Roll caught my eye in the meat case and I had to ask the butcher(owner) what it was. It is a pork tenderloin filleted out, then stuffed with pepper jack cheese, Italian sausage, pepperoni, and sprinkled with. Porketta seasoning, then rolled back up. I got one and I'm glad I did! It was fan-freaking-tastic! I wish I snapped pics of everything. I will be making Borchert's a weekly stop.