RANKED: Best GROCERY STORES in the Twin Cities
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Published 2023-09-05
Today is a fun one, friends! We're talking best grocery stores in the twin cities, more generally Grocery Stores in Minnesota, and how they rank in quality, in price and how they compare to other grocery stores that you might know if you're coming from a different region!!
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All Comments (13)
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Great video! Where are the Super Targets located in Minneapolis? Google maps doesn't distinguish between regular ones and Super ones. Thanks!
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We came from land of HyVee (Iowa). For me its HyVee, Target and Kowalksi's with a co-op stop
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I went to Hy-Vee last night and I was very surprised with how similar it was to HEB. I think this texan has found her new go to grocery store!
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A list: 11- Walmart 10- Aldi 9- Cub Foods 8- Fresh Thyme Farmers Market 7- HyVee 6- Lunds and byerlys 5- Trader Joe's 4- Target 3- Whole foods 2- Kowalskis 1- Co-op He missed costco :(
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I like Aldi for the prices. However, their quality is not great so I get specific things there. I’m in total agreement of your criticism of them.
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Love The Wedge, that's my favorite grocery store.
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I loved it when we had a "Fresh Thyme" here. Loved the variety, especially for those with special dietary needs. Prices were a bit high for "exotic" items but were competitive with the other local mega grocers here. However, they closed it because the store wasn't bringing in the income as their sister stores which were in a major populous (+500,000), The city where this one was in had a populous of 38,000 and the parking lot was always full. Many were upset by this decision because it took away a venue that offered goods that the others were not. I loved the quaintness that it had to the warehouse feel of the others, and the staff were really looking out for the customers. It is a shame that they closed it.
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Great video! I will need to check out Kowalski's and Hy-Vee...the only two i haven't been to before. That aside, I wish Wegman's had a presence in the area.
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Solid rankings. It's hard because there's so many different categories with so much overlap among all of them here in the Twin Cities, it's really a saturated market here for grocery. Kowalski's is absolutely the most bougie in the metro. Cub is erratic--there are decent locations and bad locations. The decent ones tend to be franchise-run, and the bad ones are corporate-run. Most of the franchise ones are run by Jerry's Entprises, which also run their own stores named Jerry's Foods and County Market (in western Wis). Those are all clean and decent stores. Since United Natural Foods Inc acquired Supervalu in 2018 for its distribution, they're stuck with the retail operation of the coporate Cub stores that Supervalu negligently ran. But it seems they're trying to rehabilitate them. It will take a while before they're a viable competitor to Hy-Vee. I've also noticed Hy-Vee seems to be retreating from this market. They came in aggressively but really slammed the brakes on expansion in the past 3-4 years.
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how come your not in San Diego anymore
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Low price ar Walmart equates to low quality. Aldi is really decent grocery due to price . Produce is not the highest quality. Perhaps the purchase the rejects . Bakery goods are also poor. No In store Bakery. Trader Joe’s tops the list.
