I live 10 miles N. of Milaca but do 90% of my grocery shopping at Teal's. Here's my evaluation :…read morePrice - About average for small towns but they offer many good deals via specials, coupons & 5% off on Wednesdays to seniors. Selection - I have nearly always found the brands that I like and their produce selection is more than I need. Service - This is where Teal's shines! Every employee is eager to help and always seems genuinely happy to help me find things and even point out what might be a better deal through a sale that I didn't notice. I even ask them for their personal favorite brand when I'm not familiar with a product and they have always come through. I rarely find a store where there is so much help and good spirits. Community - They hire dozens of the local high school kids and those kids love working there. All Teal's receipts can be turned over to a favorite charity. The charity can then turn the receipts into Teal's for a 1% donation! I just turned over receipts totaling over $11,000 to a local charity and they will actually see 2% if they bring them in before Dec. 31st! That will be a $220 donation by Teal's. Other - This store is always spotless and it is a joy to shop there. They personally carry out and help load the groceries into my truck when I pick up more than I can carry. Great store!

For a small town grocery store they have a good selection and reasonable prices. Better then a lot…read moreof smaller grocery stores. Not as cheap as some places but still expectable

Good, basic, run-of-the-mill small-town grocery store. The people are all friendly and helpful,…read moreespecially in the new Brainerd store. No specialty items (not Byerlys by any stretch of imagination), and a very mediocre bakery, but a convenient place to find the usual every day basic packaged food items. The deli section is usually pretty good. Keeping adequate stock of some store food items is apparently difficult, re-stocking is often haphazard or slow, (much more common in Crosby). Meat section is very basic and generally competent, but Super One is not the place to shop for a great steak. Produce at Crosby often suffers from lack of attention to freshness and the occasional rotten onion or wilted leafy vegetable does happen. If my grocery list is produce-heavy, I'll head to Brainerd or Baxter where the produce is likely to be fresher and better stocked. All-in-all, a reasonably competent basic supermarket chain.

Opened yesterday.. It's in Crosby MN. new store replaced the old store…read more. I will be going there sometime next month.. (will be official grand opening then) It's beautiful.. great layout and has everything you need!!

I haven't shopped here since early 2020 It's remodeled now…read more It's a nice store Everyone really friendly! Easy to shop store too!

Totally disappointed in their produce dept. Don't they have a produce manager? I requested what…read morewas supposed to be "fresh" green beans. I've never seen such a wilted excuse for them! I ordered via instacart and these things were wilted when they arrived! Also, lots of items that I ordered were not available. C'mon, if youre going to offer products, then have them available, or state that they're unavailable. For the price I paid for instacart and the quality, I'm going to go back to shopping at our Teals store in Isle!

Store was not very clean. I saw at least 3 flies buzzing around the hot food station and the floors…read morewere not clean. I would not trust food prepared here. That being said, the person that checked us out was very kind.

This is a brand new store in 2019. The clean open and organized store offers a little of everything…read morefrom groceries to prepared meals and offers healthy snacks along with donuts. You will find one of the largest drink selections of any convenience store along with a big selection of coffee's. Be sure to become a rewards member to get all of the coupons, deals and rewards points for gas discounts and contests entries. They have a full diesel fuel island that can support big rigs and trucks with trailers and a separate fuel island that carries gas up to 91 octane which is great for your small engine needs and hot rods and winter optimized diesel to get you through Minnesota's long winters. It is located just off the main highway to make for easy travels going North or South on 169 or East / West on HWY 23.

The best artisanal breads..cranberry walnut..6 seed multigrain…read more. And refrigerator case meals, the Wisconsin mac and cheese.. Wish these stores were in every state..

I love Lunds and Byerly's. I've always really loved their salad bar. But now it seems they're using…read morenearly outdated lettuce. For $12 pound use fresh lettuce not the stuff that's nearly expired. Disappointing. Many brown and wilted leaves.

Kalisch Family Farms has a loyal customer in me, now!! They are a local farmer that does everything…read morenaturally and organically. The best part is that they deliver to the metro area every week. That is so cool. I hate grocery shopping and get so disgusted with the poor quality of meats, filled with antibiotics and hormones. Same with milk. Now I get raw milk and grass fed beef. Not only does it taste much better, it is actually cheaper than the organic meats at Cub Foods. I tell all my friends about them because I am ecstatic that I now have a source for raw milk. We are lucky in Minnesota that we are able to get access to it. I give it to my dogs, too, and they juts go bonkers over it. My recommendation: try a gallon of raw milk, and get either ribeye or t-bone steak for your first order (and ground beef if you want). Cook up the steak and just take a bite without any steak sauce at first... just taste the pure meat... YUM!!! And with the milk, shake the bottle first (the cream settles at the top). Then, when you are done shaking it, drink a glass of cool REAL milk from a certified organic dairy farm. You won't ever want to go back to store bought milk!!!

they have way more stuff than you'd think, got bait and sunglasses there for pretty cheapread more

Visit an all time classic general store! According to the sign out front, it was established in…read more1879. From the inside, it feels like it, but don't take that the wrong way. A step into the past, while serving the needs of the future, complete with general groceries and a full off sale liquor section. The staff is friendly, and the prices are reasonable. They also offer gas!

I HAD THE BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE HERE!! Two young boys saw me struggling trying to get something i…read morecould not reach. and we're immediately at my service. they deserve some credit!! Way to go Ethan and Colton!!

it used to be such a good store, you used to be able to find stuff so easily and the workers were…read morenice, they've remod completely where you can't find ANYTHING, I get this is a higher ups decision to remodel our Walmart but it didn't need it, i ran in the store for bandaids which should've taken me 5 minutes and an hour later I finally found them, they have stuff next to stuff that it shouldn't be next to.

I love Jim's Market. Very friendly staff. We have ordered prime rib through Jim's for several…read moreChristmas events, never have we been disappointed.

Picked up chicken at the deli. The lady helping wasn't wearing a mask. Chicken was over cooked. She…read moredidn't fill the container of mashed potatoes or the gravy container. Will not go back!

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!