St. Joseph's Liquor Store is a local store that provides all of your beer, wine, and liquor needs…read more The prices tend to be a little higher than you might find elsewhere, but it's nice to buy local. The cashiers here have always been friendly and helpful. They help me to find things I can't find, and have always provided great customer service. I like supporting a local shop.

A nice friendly LOCAL place to stop and get what you need. Close parking, easy access and quick…read moreservice allow customers to run make a quick stop. Prices are not that much higher than you chain stores when you consider the convenience!

Quite the variety of fresh & frozen meats as well as plenty of key grocery items. A great stop on…read morethe way to the cabin. The cashier could have been a bit more friendly, kinda snippy for such a slow day and our order was not too huge or overwhelming. I had commented about the total she quoted as purchase amount yet the credit machine showed a total with a service up charge. Oh well I brushed it off as a bad day.

I believe we had steaks from this place at a wedding yesterday ! They were awesome !!…read more Thank you so much !!

One of the few places in Minnesota that actually has what I want. I prefer Milanese and this place…read morehas it. I wish they throw in a couple more tortillas's but it's good food. The employees are also very nice.

You can barely eat anywhere for under $10 with inflation and restaurants raising prices so I was a…read morebit shell shocked to find tacos still unbelievably reasonably priced here! And these are not wimpy tacos. These are generous sized tacos, generous sides and a generous salsa bar. There is minor confusion when you walk in because the restaurant and grocery store occupy the same space. You order at the food counter but you don't pay until AFTER you finish the meal. Seating is around the corner, tucked away. Also note these tacos take time. It's not the order and you get your meal right away. Expect to sit around 10 minutes or so before your food arrives but it's worth it because it's so good and filling. The ambiance is no frills and sparse but if you can overlook that and just enjoy the tacos, this place is worth a visit.

Adorable local ice cream shop that has really expanded their menu! We used to walk here when I was…read morein high school & they first opened with very few options other than the twisters, cones, and cups! Love that they have slushies coming soon as well as fairly decent hot food spread with chicken tenders, burgers, and fries on the menu! We took my nieces for a treat after playing on the playground and I was so happy to see they still put the cute little eyes on the ice cream, such a cute signature touch. My husband made a Georgia mud fudge copy cat (they added sprinkles for some reason) but it's basically brownie, nuts, and fudge with vanilla ice cream. My nieces got a caramel shake & small twisted cone while I got an Oreo twister. They all LOOKED like kid sizes but we ended up finishing all of our treats and being STUFFED. Keep in mind they only serve soft serve so don't expect any scoops or homemade ice cream. They do have Italian ice which is a really great treat! We were informed the flavor changes every couple weeks so come back another time if you don't like the current one on rotation!

Glad we stopped and bought vanilla cones, a kids cone and medium cones. My grandchildren loves the…read more"eyes" candies they put on every cone. Really good and close to our house. Stopped numerous times for the cones and other treats. Not cheap, but we'll worth it. Friendly service!

Good service! Good food! Nice people. Home cooking. Breakfast is the best .... Home style…read morerestaurant.

Clean place, nice staff. The food is mediocre and the coffee is weak. We stopped for breakfast.read more

Super good plae to buy local raw beeswax bricks weighing either a pound or an ounce. I have found…read moremany many uses for beeswax, but the primary usage for myself is creating skin care DIY products. Its fantastic for wood as well. I've read an entire book front to back with tons of different ways to use beeswax. I've even made an encaustic wax painting with it. They have a lot of other raw ingredients to select from. My son and I always loved coming here to get some natural ingredients for many things we liked to make at home ranging from Glycerites, tea, essential oil, and bath bombs.

Although fairly new to the scene in St. Joseph, The Minnesota Street Market is a gem! They are a…read moregreat asset to the community, especially in their support of local agriculture, farmers, producers, and artists! The produce is always beautifully arranged, they have a decent bulk section, and I hear they will be expanding soon! It's open to everyone, so don't be intimidated if you're not a member - it's totally okay! They also have an ATM on site with a $1 service fee, which is where I often stop to get my cash when I'm in town. Katie (the manager) is super funny and knowledgeable. All of the employees and volunteers are very friendly and willing to help. I've never felt intimidated shopping there. It has a nice, community vibe.

Excellent service here! Also fabulous coffee, and a scrumptious scone. Appreciate the quick…read moreservice too!

At 12:15 we drove to Jacked up coffee in Spicer , the sign was on there were 3 cars in front of us…read morewe waited for 10 minutes. Then the cars in front of us left we got to the window & there was a sign that said closed. We were a bit disappointed for the fact that all of a sudden you just close. I called & the gal said oh we closed early because were running out of things. Pretty unprofessional for a holiday weekend.

Martinez has such a fantastic selection of Mexican spices, baked goods, meats, candies, etc. that I…read moresometimes forget I'm not in Mexico! I typically swing by on my "paella night" to pick up their chorizo. Fresh, delicious chorizo in Central Minnesota for about $3 a pound? SI, POR FAVOR! Because of popularity they will be expanding their business in the upcoming months, which will have me coming back for mas y mas! And si...they do speak english!