Cub Foods
3620 Texas Ave S, St Louis Park, MN, 55426
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Address :
3620 Texas Ave S
St Louis Park, MN, 55426 - Phone (952) 938-5959
- Website https://www.cub.com/stores/view-store.6684.html
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Opening Hours
- Mon :Open 24 hours
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
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Anne P.
I switch off between 3 grocery stores in the area; Cub, Rainbow and SuperT. Each location has something that the others don't, so I have not committed to one store yet. My main complaint with this store is the lay-out. It annoys me that I need to weave through the produce section before I can get to the main area of the store. Most annoying of all is that their frozen foods and dairy is in the middle of the store. It's second nature to shop where you're guided, and I usually start turning down the cheese/dairy aisle after rounding the corner of the deli. I wish they'd install a big stop sign: "Proceed directly to rear wall of the store. Do not pass cheese, do not collect milk or frozen veggies." I hate shopping through their lay-out while the cold food gets warm. So now it's my own personal detour, but I wish I didn't feel like they were tricking me. Also: maybe I happen to go at strange times, but there is always some sort of drama or creepers in this store that I don't see at Knollwood SuperT or WestEnd Rainbow.
(3)Anya S.
This is the best Cub in MN. Due to its location in St. Jew Park they got a pretty sizable kosher section. Furthermore, they also have a good organic section. And I do like their deli. Chicken wings are awesome!!! The lady who works at the meat counter is so genuinely happy and willing to help with your brisket and pastrami choices. It is also very clean and stocked well. Im a fan. I love my Cub.
(5)sarah p.
It had been since -- uh, I don't know -- decades (yes, that's with an S) since I'd been to Cub. But as we are sick of paying high Byerly's prices when we are purchasing the "preservative" type foods, we decided to check out this Cub. What a lovely surprise! I'd anticipated a packed, dingy overall icky spot and we had a lovely time. And, they are open 24 hours a day!!! I wonder if that includes Thanksgiving since I always seem to need something last minute Turkey Day. Conclusion? This isn't the Cub I grew up with. I'll definitely be back (and can't wait to score some great deals!).
(4)Jennifer K.
I appreciate the natural food selection, particularly the aisle of store-brand organics, but the prices here for some items are a dollar or more higher than the SuperTarget a couple blocks away... why? I really only come here if I happen to need TCF bank as well, and even then, just if I need quarters for laundry - I just can't abide the higher grocery bill. They do have self check-out though, which rules.
(3)Brooke S.
yknow...i'm not exactly sure why people have such attitude about Cub Foods. I mean, i used to be one of those people but now i'm a convert and i'm not even sure why I was hating in the first place! Cub is inexpensive, open 24 hours and let me tell you, they have EVERYTHING you could ever want. Having a mexican fiesta? an Indian Curry cook off? Matzo Ball Soup extravaganza? Or maybe you just want to try your hand at making chinese food instead of going out? Well look no further than the ethnic foods aisle...this place is my personal dream come true. Condiments, ingredients, candy and beverages from all over the world turn my brain into a rolodex of recipes I can't wait to try! This particular cub also has a fantastic organic section AND...wait for it...a whole aisle of wholesale candy. yea, you heard me. So take a deep breath and concede yourself to the crowds for the next 30 minutes and hop on down to cub. You wont regret it.
(4)Chad T.
This Cub is my primary grocery store, I visit at least once a week. For being a discount grocer, they have pretty decent selection of anything you could ask for. This store has MUCH better selection than the Rainbow up on 55. However, if you're preparing an exotic meal with hard-to-find ingredients, you might want to cross 169 over to Lund's. But for basic groceries at low prices, this Cub is a very nice place to shop. Lines get a bit long during peak hours, but this is the case at every grocery store in America. Parking isn't a problem, they have a huge lot. The moron factor is high as you get closer to the doors, people walk and drive like idiots at times. So just be careful. Staff is fine, they're friendly and move you through the check-out lane pretty quickly.
(4)Nick L.
I like Cub Foods stores in general. The prices are good, the selection is large, even in the deli counter, plenty of parking and this location is easily accessible.
(4)Zinzan R.
I am surprised no one has yelped this store yet. This is by far the best Cub Foods in Minneapolis metro area. The selection is wonderful for a grocery chain. They have several aisles for organic foods. The bakery generates great variety of goods. The produce section is large. Of course, this is not Byerly's, just Cub Foods, so keep that in mind. The only bummer is that it is too packed here on most days and parking can be a bit of a pain.
(5)Hillary R.
i cant complain about the selection- seems big, obviously not if you want organic. what i can complain about is the layout- it just doesnt make sense- i hate it when a grocery store forces me to go a direction like im a little mouse in some experiment, in and out of areas i dont care about. why forceably send me first to the fish, meat and chicken, in the cooler section- where i will get stuff before you let me over to the other 90%of your store? my stuff just sits there getting ick. if youre going to maze me around at least put the cold stuff at the end. or dont make me pass it all to get the dry stuff to go back for the fridge stuff and then back to check out by the dry stuff. WTF
(3)BK J.
Between Trader Joes and Costco, my Cub shopping has dropped off a bit in the last few years. I still get in there on a regular basis though and my find today confirms why I still visit. Today I cruised through the meat section and came upon a twin pack of T-bone steaks priced at $4.99 per pound. The steaks looked good, no discoloration, decent sized tenderloin, some marbeling, though not prime, but good. Into the cart they went and we did too. Off to check on the other Cub items we buy, such as yukon fries and cat litter. Grilled the steaks up (yeah-grilling outside in February!!!!) and they were awesome to say the least. Just gave them some S&P a few hours before grill time and sure enough that was some good eating. Three of us ate some dang fine beef in the form of T-bone steaks for a little over $13 and had left over meat. When this Cub has meat bargains, I won't pass it by.
(4)Hale L.
We go here every Sunday for our weekly grocery run. I think Cub is like the Swiss army knife of grocery stores. You can get all the food items that you need in one visit. Even their ethnic section is large and always expanding. There is a liquor store attached to some locations too. The produce section, in terms of selection and quality, is better than Rainbow's. There is a decent size natural food section next to the produce department. The donuts here are delicious. During the summer, there is a hot dog/burger shack outside that sells food for various community organizations. This location is near a Super Target, DSW and Knollwood Mall. Great place to shop for basics. If you shop organic and need high quality produce, go to Byerly's or Whole Foods.
(4)Luan T.
This Cub is real close to my work and I enjoy getting lunch from here, especially its salad and hot bar. They offer lots of choices and the overall cost is very reasonable, especially the salad bar. There is one item that they sell in the frozen /deli meat section that nobody seems to sell(including other Cub foods), they sell this big beef jerky packages which is roughly $8 for a 24 oz bag. The only weird thing about this beef jerky is you have to refrigerated it after opening it...What is the point of beef jerky then?
(4)Donald E.
Love Cub Foods Knollwood! Big store! Good sized Kosher selection. Love the bakery and deli. I like the meat & seafood dept! Love Cub Foods!
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