Went to waynes this morning for groceries. Approximately 20 people in entire store, no cashiers had…read moreto use self checkout for over 200.00 worth of groceries. Elderly lady just hovered and said no cashiers are available and said she has 5 registers to watch, but she had to stand and hover over us like we were going to steal something. Prices go up and they won't or don't have employees to check you out. Needlessto say we will not be back to waynes in Webster. We will drive to Walmart instead, get better service there.

Wayne's has become the shopping Mecca for anti-maskers. If you're anxious to catch a new highly…read morecontagious covid variant, Wayne's Foods in Webster Wisconsin is the place to go. Let me relate an experience which happened February 25th at about 5:30 p.m. To begin with, Wayne's has always been lax with respect to mask wearing compliance. It is a known fact that supermarkets are a common source of transmission for the virus. There is a myth going around that you can't force mask compliance. That is only partially true: a private business has the right to require that it's patrons wear masks while shopping in the store. The signage regarding mask compliance is well inside the store. The sign is innocuous and the intent would appear to be to make anti maskers comfortable. The fact of the matter is, some employees are allowed to violate mask wearing requirements. This type of permissiveness is exactly what leads to the spread of more infectious strains! While shopping at the above-mention date and time, as usual a minor percentage of customers were maskless. When I arrived at checkout, the two younger female employees we're gabbing carrying on a conversation. The younger one was maskless, and the other employee had her mask pulled down over her nose and mouth. She started to check me out and I requested that she put her mask in place and cover her nose and mouth. Her attitude and body language made it clear that she resented the request. That was when I noticed the younger blonde haired girl was not wearing a mask at all. I asked her, " why are you not wearing a mask?" Her response, said in a less than polite way was, "I don't have to!" I'm definitely pissed off. I've spent a ton of money there over period of a decade. I am now doing my major shopping at Four Winds and will only stop at Wayne's for small things. Wearing my mask for sure as I always do.

They have brand new self-checkout kiosks but they turn them off so you can't use them and have to…read morewait in line.

This is by far the best grocery store in the Siren-Webster-Danbury corridor. Clean and well lit…read morestore that is well organized. Fairly good produce, meat and seafood selections. I don't shop enough to have a definitive view on their prices but they generally seem reasonable. Also open fairly late which is convenient for those of us driving up from the Twin Cities.

A hometown grocery store with a great selection of foods, a fantastic Deli, a coffee shop, and,…read morevery oddly, a bait and tackle shop, right up front. Sure, they're a little pricey, but the nearest big box grocery store is 30 miles away. The employees are extremely friendly and helpful. The ladies in the deli make some of the best fried chicken I've ever eaten!

Great selection and good prices! Interesting that they were selling cheddar flavored vodka.read more

A small town grocery store that is open 24 hours a day and offers a full pharmacy, extensive liquor…read moredepartment, a great deli, and plenty of fresh produce and meat! Great place!

Nice grocery store in downtown. Has the staples (including alcohol) the staff was friendly…read more Come here for your staples of visiting the area.

It is a poor excuse for a grocery store. Many issues but lately it's gotten out of hand. Veggies…read morewrapped to hide spoiled parts. Overpriced things etc. but recently and more than once I have bought ground beef that looks ok in the package. But, when you cut into it, you find that they wrapped fresh appearing meat around old gray/discolored meat. Since they don't date anything you have no idea how old anything is. Not worth my time to shop there anymore. Or my concern for buying safe food. You have been warned!

I needed to have groceries delivered to my niece as she was sick. I live 150 miles away. I'm not an…read moreonline shopper and had no idea how it worked. After trying to figure it out and talking to the store customer service in Isanti and St Cloud. And not getting the help I needed I called and asked for Katie the store director. Katie was wonderful and very patient with. She helped all she could and then gave me a number To call. That gal was also very helpful. i wish more stores had director like KATIE! She is a blessing! Thank you Nancy Toft

Moved to Isanti Minnesota in June 2024 and looked for a local grocery store. Found Coborn's.....was…read morejust ok and average. Since the 1.5 years we've been going there for groceries it has continued to decline dramatically. Store not stocked very well with many items continually low or out of stock. Distilled water, large ketchup, bathroom supplies, toothpaste and many other items always out of stock or very low supply. Many items in the store are continually out of date and expired, but still sitting on the shelf to be sold. Activia yogurt, milk, dairy products, salad croutons, produce, the list goes on. This is pathetic to not purge these items so consumers don't spend their hard earned money on expired products! Store arrangement of items is just weird.......makes zero sense compared to other grocery stores. Items like Ketchup you need to practically stand on your head on the bottom shelf to get a bottle, with other seldom used condiments in easy view and reach, why???? Popular brands are eliminated in favor of generics that are not as good or as high of quality. Some, not all, of the staff is rude and very cold.......no welcome or Hi, they walk right by you and at checkout throw items down the belt like it's a NASCAR race. I won't even mention the convoluted way to purchase their gasoline to get their advertised discount. We now drive 12-miles to North Branch to get our groceries........we won't shop at Coborn's any longer! Unless they clean up the place and make changes. It's obviously a management issue as these issues can easily be remedied but they don't seem to care at all. Bye Bye Coborn's!

I will say this about them. They do treat customers very well better in fact better then they treat…read moretheir own employees having been one myself. If you have a problem with a price or need to do a return management and the sales associates will always be willing to help. They always pride themselves on service and will put customers above themselves. They make it very easy for job seekers to apply as long as you have some computer skills. Interviews are fair and impartial but most people who start out do so at minimum wage and they will keep you on minimum wage for more then two years unless you are well liked or come to the table with a relevant skill. Other then that as a consumer I am very satisfied. As a former employee, not so much. Management is strongly conservative and very traditional in their dealings so you can find very good deals.

I was online checking out batteries & & saw there was a…read morerollback but when I went into the store the cashier "manager" told us they do not honor prices on line. They are not affiliated. I would have never went there & bought the item if I known this but our battery literally died in their parking lot. Yes you read that right- Walmart stores do not HONOR the prices that are on THEIR OWN WEBSITE.

Great selection of top quality items, including Anders and Eve Kombuchas, great vegetable and…read moreproduce selection

A great co-op that brings you great choices in a small community. That community, however, is…read moreexpanded because for a lot of miles around you can not purchase the fresh organic foods that are so important to all of us. Good staff that make a great effort to help you find what you need. If they can't find it they offer to order it for you. Thank you!

Had a friend with a terrible experience shopping here. If you are medically exempt or know someone…read morewho is this is not the place to stop. It's hard enough to move through life with medical issues, and having to be judged and asked to leave when you are unable to wear a mask is very difficult. You need to understand that the ADA protects those with disabilities regardless if they are visible. How dare you refuse service to a medically exempt person? Shame on this business

We have visited this local store many times and the owners are friendly and extremely attentive…read more You can get anything from fresh brewed coffee, off-sale, food staples, minnows, fishing licenses, burning permits and gas. We would highly recommend this business.

Huge grocery store, easily the biggest this section of the US map with very diverse selection of…read morefoods of all kinds. There's even a coffee shop (caribou coffee) at the entrance and a large beer and liquor store inside. Very large selection of produce and meats with a big specialty section for organic and natural products as well.

Large grocery store with usually well stocked selections. Produce is typically fresh, but sometimes…read morecertain items are bought out. "Food Club" is the generic brand here, the store is owned by Coborn's if you're familiar with them. The liquor selection is large, but separate from the food and requires a separate check out. Maybe 12 years ago or so, a bear cub climbed into the beer cooler. (I've been coming here awhile) This store used to compete with the Co-op food store but now just Walmart. There are a couple self checkouts. You can sign up for their More Rewards to catch sale prices and saver coupons, money off on gas purchases at Holiday, etc. There's a coffee shop inside to the right as you enter and I think a pharmacy is still there.