Hy-Vee why did you guys don't have a story in Eden Prairie you guys are known in Eagan to grow why…read morecan't you guys grow a you know storing Eden Prairie the service is good the food is the best The ambiance is the best I hope you guys will plant a Hy-Vee store in Eden Prairie too and I pray you guys will grow I know it's hard for you guys but you guys been making money for a long time in Eagan which you haven't looked on Eden Prairie yet of many parts of Eden Prairie that don't have a Hy-Vee store yet please have us Hy-Vee store in Eden Prairie

I don't have a Hy-Vee near me, but I do make the trip to visit at least a few times a year to find…read morethings that are harder to find in my area. Hy-Vee has a larger-than-average selection of of items in most of its departments, particularly when it comes to health (its protein powder and bar selection rivals that of many supplement stores), international foods (as good as it gets unless you're going to an international grocery store), and beauty (they've got a better selection than some pharmacies). It's a popular place, so it can be busy. This, combined with some slightly narrow aisles, can make it feel quite crowded, but it's easy to navigate, so it's still efficient. Check-out is usually pretty quick, too. Add in plenty of parking, and you get a very convenient shopping experience.

Tip: Sign up for Cub rewards. You get fuel savings at Circle K and Holiday gas stations. You also…read moreget discounts on products at Cub Foods. For years, I have driven past this Cub Foods in Eagan. It's on Town Centre Drive, which is fast food lane that I frequent often. On Friday the 13th earlier this month, I decided to get some groceries, and then pick up lunch across the street from Arby's and KFC. I stocked up a bit, as there was a winter storm warning for late Saturday night. It ultimately turned into a blizzard warning. There was lots of parking in front of the grocery store. I backed into a spot. It was a bit windy. I walked into the store. I needed to get drinks. Cases of Coke products were across from the shopping carts. I grabbed a cart and looked at the Coke products. I got a case each of Diet Coke and Diet cherry Coke. The produce section looked cheerful. Everything looked fresh and healthy. It was a day before pie day. I liked that various fruit pies were going for $3.14 each. I hit the prepared food section. I got a tater tot hotdish, which is so Minnesotan. It's a beef casserole with tater tots and cheese on top. I had to get some. Seeing rainbow gelatin as a dessert is also Minnesotan. I didn't get any, but I did look at it and smile. I was pleased to see an Asian section. I saw everything from ramune to coffee candy. It was cool. I was mesmerized by the frozen dinners. I remember that they used to be called Swansons Hungry-Man TV dinners. It's simply Hungry-Man. I got the salisbury steak, as it's my favourite. I also got Marie Callender's garlic butter steak bites. It seemed up my alley. This store had a lot of Coke cherry vanilla float beverages. I got a couple of bottles of the zero-sugar version. I got the nicest woman at the checkout. She scanned all my items and helped bag my items. I had her scan my Cub barcode off my phone. I then paid with a credit card. I tapped and was done. I thanked her and rolled my groceries to my rental vehicle. I put the cart back and then went to fetch lunch. I managed to haul everything back to my hotel room. It was nice having a stocked mini fridge. The tater tot hotdish was delicious. I had it as a snack later on in the evening. I'd get it again. I had the other items when I hibernated in my room during the blizzard. The salisbury steaks were comforting. I loved the mushroom sauce with the steaks. It also came with a chocolate brownie that you scooped out halfway through the microwaving cooking process. It came with mashed potatoes and green beans that were perfect. The garlic steak bites were amazing. My room smelled like buttery garlic for a while... haha! The steak bites were tender and full of garlic butter flavour. It came with green beans, which I dipped into the garlic butter. Heck, I was looking for anything to dip into this garlic butter sauce. I should go to Cub more often. It had everything that I needed. I'll be back for more when I'm in the area again. (132)

Very clean and well stocked! Everyone on the floor has smiles and willing to help out on finding…read moreyour needs of the visit. I was pretty amazed at how everything down the aisles were zoned and organized. Will definitely come back! Happy Yelping

Great options from sardines and smoked mackerel(Tik Tok trend!) to garlicky Korean carrots and…read moreNapoleon cake that you must try!!! Take your time to walk up and down the aisles and don't be scared to grab something that looks "unusual" in American culture. You will be happily surprised!! Grab one of each candy, a jar of marinated tomatoes, some frozen pierogis...etc and have a fun night with friends trying new treats. Stop by the deli counter yet and get some cheeses and meats for a charcuterie board! Don't be put off by the lack of customer service, they are busy stocking and ringing up customers. It is a small and family run store happy to have your support.

We haven't been there for several years. We always bought the Russian Red Caviar. It was so good!…read moreWe will go back!

I'm originally a Californian, so until I moved here last year, I didn't even know what a Cub was…read more This is the grocery store closest to where we currently reside, so obviously, we go there with relative frequency, along with the Trader Joe's in the adjacent shopping center. It's even within walking distance, which made for a great excuse to get out of the house and take a long walk on wintery days just to pick up a small/light item or two. (And no worries about your ice cream melting on the walk back in zero degree temps, haha!) Truthfully though, I still also go to Aldi (up the freeway a bit) and the Walmart Supercenter over in Burnsville for the BULK of my grocery shopping. Cub isn't the thrifty option, especially for things like meat, produce, canned goods, and even dairy. So when I need ingredients for creating a big crockpot dinner or to stock up for the week ahead, I don't shop at Cub. That doesn't mean Cub doesn't or can't have some good deals, it just means you'll be keeping your eye out for those deals, and be signed up for their loyalty program with your phone number at checkout. For example, I definitely splurged on soda pop last week when they put 12-packs and 24-packs on sale. It reminds me of an Albertson's or Lucky's. It's kind of like it's supposed to be a more "upscale" experience than skulking about Walmart or bargain grocers. Like they have a cut counter for the deli and butcher, that kind of thing, if that still matters to you in this day and age when these niceties are being phased out to reduce headcount and streamline inventory. So it might be worth that extra nickel (ha, who am I kidding? With this inflation, extra buck) to you if you have the means. I always utilize the self-checkout. I dunno, it's just my preference to do my own thing and not be burdensome, and also organize my groceries in my reusable bags just the way I want to. But the employees monitoring that area (or who've helped me when I inevitably double-scan an item on accident LOL) have always been friendly and kind towards me and my husband. At least one of them recognizes us by now, which is sweet. Also, the bathrooms have always been reasonable clean, and they're positioned very conveniently by the entrance so you can use them before you start shopping. I've also won plushies out of their crane machine in the antechamber, lol. And if you're here the right time of year, there'll be Girl Scouts selling cookies! Yay! I can't speak to their pharmacy, as I've never used it. The parking lot is large and not shared with much else that draws a lot of customers. They seem to keep up well with cart returns, because I never see too many packed into the cart bays or left around in the lot.

I was returning home from a yelp event in St Paul and bought 3 turkey breasts as they were on sale…read morethis week at an insane price of .99 a pound. Also Dr Pepper Zero was on sale in bottles for 3.49 a 6 pack when you buy 3. What really caught by eye and curiosity were the Stranger Things frozen pizzas for $6.99. I can't wait to open them for the free stickers inside. I am a huge Stranger Things on Netflix fan. Probably because I was a teenager in the 1980's. The cashier was super nice and friendly even saying my first name. Burnsville is my normal Cub but didn't want to navigate the traffic to get there. Just hope the pizzas are good.

The food is very good. Especially the Gobi Manchuria. The restaurant is within a grocery store. The…read morerestaurant feels like it's still in transition and I feel there is quite a bit of potential to make this into a cute cafe/restaurant. Tables were not clean, nor did the staff make any attempt to clean it so we cleaned ourself.

Salt in everything thing and they won't telll you when they run out of things we order at the…read morebeginning but they replace with different item as then tell us. Bad customer service

I originally came in because they promoting a "Holiday Gathering Open House" with free samples,…read moremusic & more. I was there for a unique content opportunity- for the event. When I walked in it seemed like a very regular day. They did have 3 sample stands around the store but were a bit lackluster overall, nothing special. I did ask a staff about it and worked my way up to management - who basically said what they have is all they are doing for the event - due to staff call outs. Essentially there was no event taking place. I did browse around a bit and ended up grabbing a few items. Seemed like they had great deals and some items you can't really get at other stores. They sell baba's hummus, which I love. The produce looked good and they generally had a lot to offer as a smaller grocery store. I do like that they mostly group items together so you can see all options in one place, like gluten free crackers and next to regular crackers. Same with some dairy free options for other items. They have a ton of parking and if you park underground in the ramp they have a cart ramp to get your items down easier.

Great store to grocery shop at in Bloomington! I love how fresh their produce is and the pre-made…read morefood & bakery section is wonderful! Staff was super friendly and greeted me entering and leaving the store. Would highly recommend this location to friends and family for their grocery shopping needs.

I sometimes come to this Walmart for money services. People have strong opinions about Walmart, and…read morealthough I don't really mind the world's largest company (by annual revenue) being severely scrutinized, I've always appreciated that it represents a steady employment opportunity for a diverse range of disadvantaged Americans. I imagine greeters and cart-wranglers at your local Walmart might have a very different perspective on their employer's aggressive business practices than your hipster friend who makes annual pilgrimages to the Apple store to line up for the latest iPhone. So I don't feel guilty shopping at Walmart, and when I'm in this store doing transactions at the money services counter, I'm glad I can also shop for some less expensive alternatives to things I'd otherwise get at Costco or Target. But the main reason I'm there is for the money services, and I have come to notice a lot of professionalism from the crew that works that counter. They have a complicated set of duties and they get through them with diligence and intelligence. I've witnessed them dealing with a broad array of difficult situations and I'm impressed by the wisdom and maturity with which they represent their end of this world. But the parking lot terrifies me.

This wasn't a bad experience. So firstly the layout was totally different than any Walmart I had…read morebeen to before. I was looking for a state magnetic but could not for the life of me find one, which is fine. People were still nice, the store was clean and pretty quiet. They hard carts of clearance up at the front that were super marked down. This location to me just felt a bit like a throwback to the earlier 2000's

I prefer Aldi produce to other stores around here. Because it turns over so quickly, it's fresh…read more Can't find every item, but what's there is good. Other than that, I mainly pick up dairy products and staples like oatmeal, canned vegetables, and vegetable oil. People are friendly.

Absolutely the worst Aldi in the history of Aldi's. I felt…read moreextremely sick, i just got out of dialysis. I felt extremely weak, like i was going to faint. The guy calls "NEXT" i am not ready as i had to text my girlfriend to make sure that i grabbed everything. So i went to self checkout, normally i never go to these as its packed, but This man literally stopped taking people and went and grabbed my items and said that i attempted to "steal". I doubled back like "what did you say?" And he continued to tell me that im stealing the meat. He did not let me make my payment, which was with 2 DIFFERENT CARDS. You old white a-hole. He had a receding hairline, its always the people with no hair, holding on to a little bit of hair that they have left, I literally have more than enough to pay $5.99 and $1.25 for the items. lol he really just sat there and embarrassed the living hell out of me. Mind you i have a big chain on, i swear thats why he picked me out. clearly this loser cannot afford to pay for a chain. I felt like he picked me out specifically because i was the only non-white person there. That is not how you approach someone, someone needs to seriously talk to that old man, get some rogaine or something. Im normally very nice, but this man really left a bad taste in my mouth. I wish i got his name, i would make it my mission to do his wife and daughters. And thats IF he has them, no hair havin ass person. & then he has the nerve to say "dont come back here or i will call the cops" Im SILENT through it all because i dont feel well, and i didnt want to argue with him. First off, douchebag, i can go WHEREVER i please, you cannot legally call the cops on me, i didnt do anything. But thats fine, its literally thousands of other stores i can buy hamburger meat and bread from. I wont EVER be going back to this aldi, because if i see that man? Ufff its a bad day for him. Its very diverse, so i dont understand why he picked me out, i literally have 15k on JUST my neck. I can afford hamburger meat. Smh this is sad human being. If i wasnt so sick? I would have told him to go fk hisself. He need to worry about his hair, and ugly ass glasses. The crazy part is He probably makes no more than $30,000 a year, i wont even stoop to his level in all honesty. Working for a supermarket thats considered "cheap" and thats how you feed yourself? Assuming that you have a family, thats how you feed your children??? Pathetic old man, He just ruined my day with his lowlight depressing self. And since you pulled that? I stole ketchup, and i stole a juice. now go do your inventory and put that on there, jackass!!! I hate old white men, its always something with them. They want authority over you because when they was younger someone like me made sure to make there life hell.