Fresh Thyme Market

Great grocery store with lots of organic and hard to find food. I love the underground parking.

Consistently bad experiences at Fresh Thyme. Chicken breast purchased on two separate occasions, both times slimly (old?) and both times had to throw it away. 80% ground beef packs had endless greasy pools of fat oozing out (both during and after cooking) - nauseating while eating, concerning, and again had to throw it all away. Frozen scallops were just as bad. Thought they were high quality - according to the pack & price - but they released a non-stop cloudy liquid while cooking, gave off a sour odor, and turned mushy. Have never seen anything like it and didn't dare attempt eating it. Yet again, had to throw it away. Meats sit on shelves far too long - visibly old, gray, and marked down with sale stickers (some still at full price) - trying to move it out. It's understandable not wanting to waste product, but please prioritize safety and remove once past freshness. As for the other items....who knows. Unfortunate, as this store has the potential to be much better, but after so many repeated issues and all the wasted food and money, we’ve lost confidence in the reliability of Fresh Thyme’s products and started shopping elsewhere.

This store reliably has a GREAT selection of FRESH PRODUCE and I come here specifically for it! They have a massive variety of options - conventional, organic, all-natural, gluten free, dairy free, vegan, healthy, junk food, frozen... you name it. I am very glad this store offers what it does. I highly recommend Bubbies pickles (they're fizzy), which they finally started carrying again!!! Note that I think the hours posted online are wrong. I brought it up to a cashier once and they said they knew about the issue but apparently nobody there is able to update the Google, I think they currently close at 9pm.

Very conveniently located and the best part is their underground parking area which is so nice in the frigid MN winters. The place has a fairly good variety of baked goods, cheeses, hummus and desserts as you enter. Prices seem lower than whole foods market. Salad bar is quiet ok. You could create your own pizza or sandwich and eat at the small area right after the cash counters. Produce is good quality with both organic and non organic options. If you are going there lunch time to grab a quick bite, you might be disappointed with the wait time at the cash counters as generally they only have two open.

Compare to other markets this is by far the best in the midwest , they provide very healthy food with awesome raisonable prices especially dairy and vitamins , the market always clean and cozy .. so i don't get it why some creatures complain about not finding their fav tooth paste or whatever the hell they are looking for !!! you need to be thankful for what you have b/c a lot of people worldwide can't make ends meet .. unbelievable ..

Prices are too high on too many items to make this a one-stop shop. Produce prices can be reasonable when on sale. Selection is decent but doesn’t have all of the items I’d like to find, that I can find at a Whole Foods or co-op (like turmeric root. I also like to get Brazil nuts in bulk here but they were completely sold out. Some price tags are nowhere to be found for instance for some black garlic packages today. Finally when I went to check out, there was nobody at the registers and not even anyone attending the self checkout.

They just remodeled the general merchandise area and the deli and it looks excellent! One of the reasons I like this store is that you can not only get natural foods here, but some of the foods you get in a traditional grocery store, so you don't have to make two stops!

Most disrespectful uncomfortable shopping experience I’ve had in awhile. Came to do a food purchase and return a cleanse I purchased the day before at a different location. The cashier acted as if doing the return was an inconvenience for her. Her whole mood changed as I approached the lane. She got upset I wanted the return back onto my card instead of towards my purchase. Also instead of handing the back to me as my hand was out she slid the back down to the end instead. All while some passive aggressive woman behind me was impatient and incompetently wanting to rush the process instead of going to another open lane or self check out. I will not return to this location and stick to the others. It’s one thing to have a bad day but it’s another to exude negative energy towards me and my baby. Do better.

Came for the $6/pound of crab legs. Left satisfied, but did not see ANY employees during my quick visit. I saw the ad for crab legs and decided to give this place a try since it's near where I work. The building is relatively new and looks really clean and beautiful. Produce looked nice and fresh. I even picked up some strawberries since they were also on sale (2 packages for $5). I can't really comment on service as I don't remember seeing any during my quick trip. Good thing I didn't need any help with the self service checkout.

What brought me here was my doctor's recommendation of their house brand organic whole milk. And it is delicious with a lengthy expiration date. They had a big sale on body care and I fell for it. At 1.99 they have the Icelandic provisions brand of Skyr yogurt with is thick and creamy. They have very unique combinations of flavors. At the check out at 4 for $5 are my favorite mochi. There are sales all over the store and I picked up ground beef 3 for the price of 2. One of my favorites was the snack pack of the almond flour crackers, also on sale. Even the milk which was the only thing I came in for was $2 off. I love the nature vibe here and they are different at al of them. Go in and out in a hurry cause all the surrounding restaurants leave a weird stench in the parking lot. A sweet young lady opened up a check out just for me.

I feel like this place is a hidden gem grocery store for some reason... I have only been a few times but the biggest stand-out was when I went on a Sunday afternoon at like 3pm and it was damn near empty. I feel like every grocery store in the greater Twin Cities is totally packed on Sundays, so being able to move freely around the aisles was amazing.. not only that, their layout is pretty great. The selection is fantastic, they have a nice big fridge up at the front with all the beverages you could ever dream of! Also, the fresh deli area is great, the meats are always fresh.. this place just has it all. Yes, the prices may be a little more but it is right about the same as Whole Foods (and also all organic etc). Definitely a great grocery store!

Wow! I went to this store tonight and it has really gone downhill. I had 3 interactions with employees, and all were rude. The selection of produce was not what it normally is at other Fresh Thyme stores. Additionally, the self checkout stations were sooo slow. There also no where to bag the groceries and every person around us needed assistance because the machines kept needing authorization for unknown items. I will not be back.

Just had the stupidest conversation with the manager at the Bloomington location. I suggested spraying some of the produce isn't such a good idea as that promotes mold. Jicama specifically. Manager said he agreed with me but those who own the place tell him to. When I mentioned that seemed contrary to profitable store practices he indicated they have other ways to getting rid of the product. So I guess it's more profitable for them to waste the food then actually sell it. Everyone should know that Fresh Thyme prefers to contribute to the food waste problem.

Nice place , nice underground parking. The whole area and shopping center is nice and rich. Close to Highway 494. It has everything however it used to have good deals when it openeD. Not as much nowadays. The under ground parking is my favorite part!

No service, high prices, bought some produce at the market in Bloomington Minnesota and the orange is turned out bad. Not worth the fuel cost to drive back to get them replaced. IMHO, you're better off going to a local grocery market and getting organics from the markets produce section. The prices will probably be lower and they'll be a person there to help you.

I admit, I typically shop at Cub, but Fresh Thyme has got some bomb benefits. First of all, the main reason I usually come ere is for the sandwich Deli. They have GF bread and make fatty sandwiches with all toppings for only $5! Their soup and salad bar rocks too. Just don't expect quick service from the deli guys--they're slower than molasses at making them but it's worth the wait. As far as groceries, I don't come often, but they have a great GF baked goods and frozen goods selection. Their produce is reasonably priced with way more variety than Cub. If you're into bulk food purchasing this is your place! Also check out their app--it's kinda like Cartwheel for Target--weekly deals and coupons. Earlier this week they had a BOGO deal on Halo Top! Seriously amazing--that never goes on sale and that's like a $6 savings! Needless to say I bought 6. There should be a Fresh Thyme opening soon in SLP--it's been under construction for years now I swear--but till then, hit up Bloomington for the yums.

We really enjoyed coming here to grocery shop. They have the best fresh produce at very reasonable prices. They always have produce in stock and displayed really pretty. They have upped their prices lately with shocked me and my fiancé a bit, but to be expected I guess. The people that work you're always very friendly especially upfront at the checkout. I do believe that they could benefit from having some additional people working the front end on weeknights especially at night as every time we go, The wait time to check out is a bit ridiculous but nevertheless we still come here because of the great selection especially for vegan food!

Spendy, organic and private brands are the central themes of this new grocery store in suburban Bloomington within sight of 494 and Best Buy HQ. The store is located in a new strip mall next to Sonic and has ample parking (including an underground lot connected to the store). They feature gorgeous (mostly organic) fruits and vegetables as well as items emphasizing all the other "healthy buzzword" laden foods from Non GMO, to 'natural' to Gluten free. They have an in store bakery, nicely stocked meat counter, tons of fruits and veggies, a big bulk foods area with seeds, nuts and more as well as a big area of nutricuticals and supplements. To complete the healthy yoga-esque aura, they even sell incense. While not a big store, they cover all the bases but don't expect to find many name brands except for a few in the dairy case like chiobani. Prices are on the higher end but not quite as high as whole foods. Best way to think about this place is an organic trader joes. If you care about fresh and organic, check out this place.

Such a great market with fresh produce, lots of organic goods, and reminds me a lot of our local Sprouts. Prices were really fair too!

It had everything that I had on my list and the list was long. Best grocery experience I've had in a very long time. It's definitely going to be my go to spot from now on.

Yesterday I made my last shopping trip to Fresh Thyme. I've been going there since they've opened and have been happy with their prices. Yesterday I loaded my cart and went to the checkout. There was one human at checkout and all of the rest were self checkouts! I had $100 worth of groceries I was buying! I waited in line for 30 minutes as the 2 people ahead of me had huge amounts of groceries. I would have left my cart but due to the pending storm I needed the groceries. Thats it! they lost me as a customer. Trader joes ALWAYS has checkout people and they are super friendly! it's a no brainer. Bye Bye Fresh Thyme!

Depending on what you are looking for, Fresh Thyme might be a hit or miss. I was looking for place where I can find a good variety of fresh fruits and veggies. Veggies were fresh but selection was the standard. Fruits, on the other hand, was a big hit for me! Highly recommend getting fruits there. Great selection. Very fresh. I think my favorite find was the 100% fresh squeezed orange juice. Will be coming back every week just for that. And if you're a transplant like me, this is the mid-west version of Sprouts. Exact same layout.

I'm admittedly a bit on the fence with Fresh Thyme, but I keep stopping back in, so they must be doing something right. For those unfamiliar, I'd equate this market to the resulting offspring of a three-way between Aldi, Trader Joe's and Whole Foods. This shall be explained in bullet points: - Generally cheap produce with occasionally very good prices on organic fruits and veggies. Though, sometimes it's just low prices on low quality produce. - Frequent use of buzzwords such as 'natural' which really have no defined meaning. That said, they do have a fair amount organic, wild-caught, etc. options. - Some of the meat/fish is very reasonably priced and they have a number of game options in the frozen section. Some of the meat is still cheap no matter how 'natural' it is. - Fair number of local products available. - Plenty of bulk options that are reasonably priced. - Salad bar, sandwiches and other prepared items are available. Overall, Fresh Thyme does overplay the gimmick, buzzword and advertised loss leader cards a bit, but it still has plenty of good options and usually reasonable prices.

Poor inventory management. Went to two locations Bloomington on August 8 2021 and St. Louis Park on August 10 2021. I wanted to buy a deli item. It was on sale. Both locations were out of it.

I can't say enough great things about this farmer's market/co-op/grocery store. The prices are competitive with all 3 categories in the area, and I hear they'll soon be expanding to White Bear Lake and Apple Valley. First, the meat is extremely reasonably priced and the produce is so so fresh! I love picking up fresh veggies and flowers from here. Everyone is incredibly friendly and ready to help. Parking is pretty great, I recommend getting in and out by the entrance by Wendy's.

Fresh Thyme rocks! The best produce and the prices are totally reasonable! Great stuff in the butcher shop, bakery and deli. Lots of buffets. The sushi is made fresh everyday and delicious! All the employees are so friendly. Weekly ads are amazing, Wednesdays are double ad day, just be prepared to wait if you come around lunch time on a Wednesday. They also bag your groceries.

I eat a gluten-free, mostly dairy free diet due to allergies. I love this grocery store. Gluten-free items can be very pricey. I found several items that will be served regularly in my house. Gluten-free ravioli's that were as good as any fresh refrigerated pasta I've ever had. I also found O'Doughs thin bagels. I've had one everyday. So delicious and only 100 calories! So many great sales. Jumbo shrimp $9.99, $7.00 off. So many sales. This store is priced great compared to big box stores!!!

Love this place. I just recently moved to the area and before coming here I would have to travel some ways to go to a grocery store that offered vegan selections.

I'm a big fan of grocery stores. One could go as far to say I have a grocery store fetish. Well I'm a passionate foodie and there is something about the preparation and shopping that is very enjoyable. Ok maybe that sounds weird, especially from a guy who doesn't like shopping in general, but when it comes to food, there are new rules! When we go on vacation, we go to the grocery stores. Who does that? Just like different regions have different foods, the same is for the grocery stores both locally and Nationally. For example a few publications rated this mayonnaise the best in the Country but it was only made in the south. Well while we were in Atlanta, want to take a guess what one of our souvenirs was? You got it, a jar of mayo. I bet the TSA loved that one. Anyhow back to Fresh Thyme. I get the feeling like I am shopping at a farmers market. They have a nice section of fresh baked breads, a nice section of fresh made sausages and butchered meats, a deli and even seafood. They also have a place to make a pizza. There are prepared salads and sandwiches too.Their vegetables and produce looked really good for this time in December. They also had a nice section of bulk items and olive oil. Fresh Thyme provides an upscale feel without the upscale prices as I felt several of their prices were of value. There is a good selection of organic items both fresh and frozen. Fresh Thyme is also the only store in the MN that carries Schmacon which is a beef bacon out of Chicago. I have forbid my wife to make turkey bacon anymore and the only time turkey and bacon should be combined in the same sentence is when they are on some sort of sandwich. Turkey's should stick to being turkey and not bacon. This Schmacon is actually pretty good bacon. Taste like bacon and fries up like bacon. If for nothing else I'll be back to Fresh Thyme for some bacon. Check them out.

Can't express enough how much I LOVE this store. We are on a budget, and we used to go to Aldi for produce, Costco for bulk, Whole Foods for healthy, and Walmart for everything else - every week. Now after shopping at Fresh Time for the past few months I find I only need to hit Costco/Walmart 1-2 times a month. It almost always has everything I need and I am constantly surprised with how much food I get for the price. Wednesday's are always a little crazy since they offer two weeks of deals on that day, but the staff work hard, and are kind and pleasant. Makes it all worth it.

I've been to Fresh Thyme in other states, so I feel I already have a good feel for what the store offers. It is sort of a blend of Whole Foods and Trader Joe's, in a good way. We stopped by the grand opening because we were already in the neighborhood...and I think the store maybe wasn't ready for MN. We love grand openings here! Some of the staff was already pretty tired by noon and even snapping at customers about fire codes and where carts should be. I thought it was funny that large amounts of Papa Johns was being delivered. The bakery looks awesome, their bulk section is solid and has some specialty items (different flavored yogurt pretzels!) and the produce section is large...but there shouldn't be moldy strawberries on day one. Park underground. There's one of those cool cart escalators.

The glorious thing about Fresh Thyme is that fruit is nearly given away on Wednesdays. Blueberries for $0.50? Yes, please! Oranges for a smile? I will take three. Produce prices are eye-popping in a good way. Other grocery prices may require a small loan, but nowhere else can you find products like these. E.g. Santa Cruz Lime Juice. I will drive an extra 30 minutes to retrieve this bar secret. Your Moscow Mules will never again regress to their old ways. This lime juice tastes like grandma squeezed a slew of limes from her Florida orchard and brought it to your table. The part of Fresh Thyme that needs some serious improvement is the general mood of their employees. 90% of the time, I am the one carrying on pleasantries at the checkout. When I ask how they are, the reply is usually between "alright" and "I cried on my way to work." It makes me wonder what is going on at work to evoke such grim, Eeyore-like conditions. They also have this horrible habit of talking to each other; as if the customer is imaginary and staff conversations of who gets to go on break next absolutely cannot wait. If I had the choice of speaking with DMV staff as opposed to Fresh Thyme staff, I would choose the bright and bushy-tailed DMV staff every time. Fresh Thyme, I like your produce--but you gotta talk to your staff about acceptable customer interactions.

stopped by here to kill time while waiting for a client. I bought a bag of their blueberry yogurt pretzels yum! overall looks like a wannabe whole foods, with a lot of similar in-hopuse prodcuts.

PROS: - I think the best price on meat and produce in the area and there are deals all the time - plenty of parking - the staff are friendly and helpful - LOVE their bulk item selection OBSERVATIONS (rather than cons): - overuse of "natural" and non gmo for the hype...not actually adding value with those labels - they can be out of certain produce based on the time of day - on the plus I think that means high turnover - I've found it difficult to find items on the shelves/aisles on more than one occasion, even people working there constantly tell me "oh yeah it's in a weird spot" or "not where you naturally think it would be" - the store is on the small size and can be crazy busy depending on when you go I would rank this as my top choice grocery store in the city above Lunds/Byerly's, Kowalski's, and Cub currently. It's like a smaller and less pricey version of (whole paycheck) Whole Foods.

One of my friends saw my check-in here and asked me what I thought. My answer was a somewhat cheeky, "It's like Whole Foods and HyVee had a big organic baby." But that's kind of what it's like. Fresh Thyme is designed to evoke all feelings of local, natural, organic and from the farm -- right down to the exterior building design that looks like a big red barn. Inside the store is spacious and beautiful, the same way Whole Foods is. The produce is beautifully displayed. The bulk aisles (that's right, plural) are dazzling in their array and assortment. The cooler aisles stretch for miles with bottles of kefir and kombucha. And this store stocks hands down the biggest assortment of Bob's Red Mill products I have ever seen. I didn't even know Bob's made that many SKUs. If you are gluten-free, this place will be your haven. With all that fanciness and the top-line products come top-line prices. There's nothing wrong with it. Folks who are fans of other high end food stores will like this place as well. And I will shop there, too, when I'm after something more specialized or perhaps just super high quality. But I don't see shopping here weekly or doing a full shopping trip here. Too pricey for me. This store also has underground parking (mega bonus) and very friendly employees. It's a lovely shopping experience all in all, but is definitely highly stylized for "experience" and geared at a certain kind of clientele.

I do not know how they stay in business. Slowest cashiers on earth! When COVID hit and they closed their salad bar, I quit going. Figured I'd give them a try again today. I have 30 minutes for lunch. Wanted a sandwich, and some hard boiled eggs (and a couple other things for my office stash). Selected my items, and found only two cashiers working at 11:55 a.m. today, August 1, 2022. There were at least ten people waiting for each cashier. My line never moved as the cashier was doing a large order and was having pricing difficulties. Wait was too long for lunch. I put my selections back and left. When I was a assistant manager of a big-box retail store, if there were more than three people waiting, as a manager, I was on a register to relieve the backlog! Nobody paying attention at this place. Tried to go to Target but ran out of time. No lunch for me today. I won't be back, ever. Overpriced, limited selection, no more salad bar, glacially slow staff, and no awareness by management. This place will probably be a gym in two years.

I love this place! It reminds me of Sprouts back in Southern California, same layout and everything. They always have produce and eggs on sale. They have house made chicken sausages and fresh meats. Their app is great and I get special deals on stuff I buy the most (like chicken breasts) and the people are friendly and helpful, not to mention remembering me since I am in so often lol. Pro tip: if you get the app you can make your shopping list the day before you go... then go on Wednesday mornings where you get double the coupons and half the crowd. They open early, 7am so you can shop in peace and they have everything stocked in the morning. Thanks for being my favorite neighborhood store!

I wish I would have found this place when I worked right by it! Great deals on the ready to eat foods such as the pizza, sandwiches (hot it cold), and sushi. Head over to the butcher for a great selection of sausages and other meats. Including a customer requested breakfast chicken sausage, you might have to be an insider to get that. Just tell them I sent you :) If you are like me, you will get lost in the candy section, specifically the salt water taffy area (strawberry banana )! Very friendly and helpful staff along with excellent pricing and freshness will keep me coming back again and again!

I really like this grocery store as I'm a BIG fan of Sprouts. Fresh Thyme is sort of the mid-west version of it but pretty much identical. They have great prices and sales. I come here to get the best deals on specific treats, yogurts and produce. I appreciate that their groceries leans towards the crunchy side. One issue we have is with returns at this particular location. Even if you're returning a $5 of vitamins, they give you the third degree, make you fill out a form and the manager comes over and questions you. I have never really experienced that at any other Fresh Thyme location.

I heard about this place a lot and was driving by last week. Store was looking cool and I thought I will stop there and decided to shop. Cashier did not even said hi to us . Did not talk till I started a conversation . Did not feel welcome at all. Spent there 38$ , next day my grape tomatoes and box of raspberries got really bad. I called customer service and had a very cold respond about they need me there with my purchase slip and bad produce to see it and do a return. I asked if its any chance to look up my purchase from the system the way as Mississippi market coop did and they also can return your money on your credit card without seeing the product .. But the answer was no. Well.. I would not bother to drive there from Saint Paul for 4$ to get back but i would not stop there any more . Thank you .

I tried to buy a Christmas Tree at Fresh Thyme today and had the worst experience. It took three cashiers to figure out what I was talking about and ring it up despite me explaining that the trees were located next to the entrance and that they were $21. I eventually had to walk one of the cashiers to the trees. I am shocked that it took 10 minutes and 3 cashiers to ring up a Christmas Tree! One of the cashiers told me several times that he thought my request was bizarre. Left feeling unwelcome and I won't be back.

I love that Fresh Thyme has a variety of products each time I go that rotate with the seasons. It is extremely convenient, or should I say accountable, that there aren't many unhealthy options here. I can walk through the whole store and not be tempted by each and every aisle. There are obviously poor choices you could make, but man do they make it easy not to make them. The employees are all extremely Friendly when I've had any questions or even at the checkout- a rarity from someone who has worked at Aldi. Only issue I've ever had is their produce, which is fantastically priced I might add, goes bad pretty quick and definitely before you'd expect it to.

This is a very excellent premium grocery store, and will certainly give Whole Foods a run for its money as it expands further into major markets. I'm quite excited for the location opening up in River Forest Illinois, within easy drive from my house. Compared to Whole Foods, the prices and variety are just better here. Feels less like a chain concept and more like a store that is trying to make its customers happy.

Mixed feelings on Fresh Thyme Farmers Market because it's a hit or miss with the deals. For example on the great deals I've got: $2.99/LB Deli thick cut bacon $7.99 for a HUGE bottle of Virgin Olive Oil $0.99-$1.99 Double Crusted French Bread (THE BEST GROCERY STORE FRENCH BREAD) What's cool is that they freshly squeeze and bottle beet, carrot, lemon and orange juice at the store! A little pricey but its so good! Cons are probably pricey items that you could get way cheaper at CUB or Trader Joes Probably not a store that I would fully grocery shop at and also THEY DO NOT HAVE AN EXPRESS LANE! It's so chaotic at checkout! The store is a little cramped.

Reviewing a grocery store isn't something that I thought I would find myself doing...and yet here I am about to give a few thoughts about my experience at this particular location of this grocery store chain. I've tried to give this place a chance and have shopped here as my 1st stop grocery store since November. However, I think i've given it enough time to make the decision that this is not the place for me. PROS: -Decent parking both above and underground. Never have had a hard time finding a spot. However, i do go early mornings weekend mornings so it is pretty quiet. -small meat selection but prices seem less than some other places - however as other reviews have noted "natural" is stamped on much of the stuff in many different depts including the meat area. -okay selection for fresh produce/fruits and prices appear less than Lunds/Whole Foods, and fresher than TJ's - but sometimes the area looks pretty sad -seem to have a large selection of vitamins/supplements/"natural" beauty products. I've never personally shopped this area, but it does take up a large part of the front of the store. - bulk food area with nuts/seed//flours/even rice/sweets - which is nice especially if a recipe only calls for a small amount of something that you won't use outside of the one recipe you are trying out. CONS: -customer service - this is the main reason I won't be returning to Fresh Thyme and will return to shop my usual Lunds/TJS/SuperTarget for my groceries. I have never been greeted by anyone working in the store, even checking out i have gotten a minimal and abrupt "hi" and nothing more. I often feel like i'm an inconvenience to the individuals working there by simply shopping there. I've actually been struggling to get something off the shelf and an employee looked over and kept walking by without even offering to help. I'm not asking for a red carpet rolled out for me at a grocery store. However, having individuals ask you if you need help when they see you struggling to get something off the shelf or looking lost, saying "hello, how are you?" when checking out vs visibly looking annoyed or chatting the whole time with their co-workers vs saying one word to you, maybe waiting to rearrange the meat someone is looking at until they finish finding what they need versus just rearranging and making someone feel like they are being "pushed" out of the way without saying anything seem like reasonable expectations. - many things are out of stock when I've been there -when i've mentioned this i've gotten the response, "it was a busy day yesterday, sorry." I wanted to love this place as much as others do. I'm glad they have found this is the grocery place for them. I think someone who really enjoys the vitamins/supplements/"natural" health/beauty stuff - they may like this. However, I can't say if these are brands that are popular since i'm note familiar with these items and don't shop this section. For me, the lower prices on some items are not worth me feeling like I'm not welcome in the store.

Fresh Thyme is the best- incredible quality of produce and meat, at incredible prices. My favourite is chicken breasts that are plump, juicy, massive and healthy-looking, which can be found for as low as $1.57 a pound!! Go on a Wednesday if you can because the previous week's deals are still valid and the next week's deals start, so you double dip for deals that day! Absolutely recommend this store!

Went..in and everyone was helpful... Prices were good on the items bought, Dave even help me with my shopping very knowledgeable of the store... Dave also told me that's there's parking below.. And that'll help me out in wintertime Well I be back yes......

Fresh Thyme is GREAT! I am actually surprised that the rating isn't higher. Everyone needs to stop comparing this to Whole Foods. It isn't Whole Foods. This grocery store is so much more approachable than Whole Foods and the employees are real people, not pretentious dicks. The shoppers seem to be the same. I would prefer this over Whole Foods any day of the week. I stop by at least once a week for some lunch items and am always pleased with the selection. I expected to be looking at $20 for a salad, kombutcha and a banana which is what I have paid at Whole Foods numerous times. I paid $10.22 and yes, made the salad very close to the same size. They have awesome deli, produce, butcher, chocolate, beverages, coffee, oils/vinegars, etc. Overall, I have not found anything bad about this place. Oh wait, I wish the tamales were a little cheaper. Still 5 stars!

I absolutely love this place. I've been shopping at this particular store/location since it opened. It's smaller than most grocery stores in the area but quaint. I don't need to take a hundred steps to the back to get my eggs and milk, their vegetables and fruits are always (each time I'm here) on sale, but are of good quality. They have the freshest napa cabbage I've found compared to Target & Cub. Sometimes I come here just for that. I don't know about their seafood, but I've bought their meats here and on occasion shop at their salad bar. Thank goodness for Fresh Thymes!

Great grocery store. The organic selection isn't great but it has all the essentials and some extra. They have good deals if you wonder in random items.

Never thought that a grocery store could turn my husband (who only did the Costco run) into a shopping junkie. He loves going on Wednesday bc they have double coupons. It's the perfect sized store, not too big, not too small. Lots of great produce and if you use coupons, they have some great deals, which is what he loves... gets me organic produce at a reasonable price.

Tips and tricks: - Avoid on Saturdays unless you want to wait in line. - Make a list before you go (I focus my list on bulk bins, produce, cheese, and meat - those are the areas that this store SHINES) - Look at their specials. No really LOOK AT THEM. They post flyers online for the current week and next week. Wednesdays you can cash in on both ads. Their prices are FANTASTIC for sales and mediocre normally. - Buy gummy bears. These are the holy grail of gummy bears - they are in the bulk bins and are worth a trip. - Coffee beans are a great buy! You can grind in store. - The house made sausages are out of this world (spicy parm chicken and chicago hot pork are my favs) - normally priced 3.99 a pound, but frequently on sale for 2.99 a lb (either price is cheaper than jimmy dean or any other brand). - Their carts are small - if you have a baby in a carseat, the carts are not big enough to prop the seat on the front like normal grocery carts. They have an underground parking garage that is fantastic - escalators and an elevator option. Buy what's on sale - if you do, Fresh Thyme is the place to go. I stock up on pantry staples (canned goods, cereal, broth, butter etc) elsewhere. If you mostly buy dairy, produce, and meat - this is your store.

Easily the worst natural foods market in the Twin Cities. So few gluten free options, it almost felt intentional. Overall selection is mediocre at best, and the deli/to-go section had very little you could actually eat on the go. 8 registers, but only 3 were open and the lines were 6-7 people deep. It felt like a Trader Joe's gone horribly wrong.

I really like fresh thyme. They have great prices on their produce, although sometimes I feel like with the lower price comes lower quality produce. Still though, I always go there to shop. They are somewhat of a niche market, too. You wouldn't find everything there that you could at target or other big stores. Their weekly deals are good too. Check them out.

My fourth or fifth time here. Love the beautiful produce and the meat and fish! Good buys and excellent quality. Pretty lousy customer service today, for some reason. I wanted something from the prepared food counter for lunch, but I saw a guy had been waiting for awhile there while two employees had their back so him, talking with each other. I moved on. I saw him later and he didn't have anything in his hands, so maybe he just gave up. I wanted to ask an employee walking toward me where the spices were; I said Hi and smiled at her...she mumbled Hi and kept walking. I asked her receding self the question and she looked annoyed and waved at a couple of aisles. Perfunctory answer from a guy in Produce too when I asked if they were out of something (they were). Kid at the checkout never said boo. Disappointing, but I'll go back.

Customer service is fantastic and it's a very clean and well organized grocery store. The only complaint that I had is they changed their custom fresh pizzas to frozen pizzas instead (such a downgrade in quality). Instead of Fresh Thyme it's more like frozen thyme.

Stopped in this past Friday to buy some different produce. First I tried to find some red-seedless grapes. There weren't many to choose from and as I started to pick them up I noticed a sticky film on every bag...to the point I had to walk to the front of the store to find the Purell cart wipes. I opted out of grapes and continued to brussel sprouts. I was happy to see a few bags left and ended up buying around $8.00 worth (literally the entire bag). A few nights ago I was preparing the sprouts and noticed little green worms crawling in well over half of the sprouts I cut open. Pretty disgusting!y