Wedge Lyndale

Happiest place on earth. This really is a GEM of a grocery store. They have so many great options you can only get there. The hot bar is exceptional and the smoothies are truly delicious—no other smoothies compare. They also have great prepared foods, local produce, drinks, vitamins, so much. It’s the best.

Most if not everything here is organic! Nothing better than fresh real fruit and veggies that’s aren’t genetically modified and full of pesticides. Reminds me of my garden produce I grew up eating. The prices here are also way better than anywhere else I’ve seen with these types of foods. TONS of vegan options! This is my new grocery store 😊 lots of peppers as well 🌶️

overall a good place to stop in for produce and bulk items. the hot meal buffet use to be awesome with so much variety :( the premade sandwiches and salads use to be prices per lbs but now one flat price which is expensive for a salad.

My go to grocery store four blocks away on Lyndale and 22nd St. Wonderful products, lovingly cared for by the kindest and most skilled staff ever. I'm happy to be a Coop member and can shop European style, picking up what I need when I need it. I love their bulk choices where you can fill your container to suit your needs. In addition to the usual dry goods they also have olive oil, vinegar, maple syrup and peanut butter and spices. Lots of healthy, fresh choices.

This is my favorite co-op! So many reasons. I would need a lot more space to hit them here. Great produce! Amazing bulk foods section... Clean unadultered foods throughout the place. Staff is so knowledgeable and friendly. Been shopping here for over 30 years. ❤️ this place‼️

It is nice to see quality food available. Best fresh juices in the Twin Cities. Friendly helpful staff and a clean environment. Had some Australian sheep cheese that blew my mind.

Great selection, especially the bulk section. Layout of the store is a little confusing and traffic flow is an issue. Parking lot is quite difficult to enter and exit. This co-op is best for singles and couples, purchasing for a family is a little trickier here because of the flow of the store. Excellent customer service.

I’ve been a member for so long and I have never gotten a burrito there until today and it was amazing. Amazing value amazing taste definitely worth it.

Made an impromptu visit to The Wedge last night, about 45 minutes before closing. Surprisingly still pretty lively....shoppers hustling around at that hour. I'm a lookerrrr, so I loved taking my time to really look around. The store is bright, clean, and stocked. Good variety: groceries, deli and bakery items, personal care products, and even a small jewelry section tucked in. Prices felt fair....nothing that gave me sticker shock. Didn't have much interaction with staff aside from a quick (and quiet) checkout, but everyone seemed friendly from a distance. Parking was fine, which is always a bonus. I'm not from the Minneapolis area, so I wouldn't make a special trip just to come here, but if I'm nearby and need something, I'd happily stop in again.

After a few days of being laid up sick with a stomach bug it was time to make myself known. I was going to the farmers market but that was just way too much peopling for me. I was in the area so I hoped that the Wedge co-op would have smoothies, and they did! I purchased a breakfast fuel smoothie that ended up being a little too nut buttery for me. This is my fault, remember I've been sick so I wasn't reading properly! The smoothie maker happily gave me some pineapple juice to add which helped. He declined my offer of payment for said juice. The real winner is the two bites of macaroni and cheese and macaroni and mushrooms from the hot bar that my stomach handled. It wasn't too salty or too greasy. Once I have my appetite back, I'll def come back for full portions! They have a nice quiet seating area that's always been clean when I visit. Parking is parking at the wedge. It's never as bad as anticipated.

This is a great grocery store!! Awesome selection and always clean n tidy. Support your local co-op

Generally love the place for plethora of reasons, but every time I skip "rounding up" for the donation, they charge me anyway. I said no.

The variety of grab and go The selection of speciality items Organic and Good Hot bar and desserts

Love the Wedge. Consistently friendly, kind and caring. Beautiful produce. Wonderful product selection. Great take away and cafe. Coming here makes me happy to be part of such a great community. Can we just make everything in life a Wedge experience?

I'm writing to share a recent experience that disappointed me. While I've found a few employees at The Wedge to be very kind, I had a very rude encounter with an employee named Julian L. today. I've also noticed a recurring issue where I seem to receive a different treatment compared to my mother, who is a regular customer here.

A super great co-op that is well run, is solvent, well organized, and the prices are not out of this world like some health food type places. It's an institution that deserves the respect it gets. Go!

Service is terrible with the new woke employee set of present-day Minneapolis. Even 10-20 years ago, the employees were far more productive and professional. I had to ask for a wet rag to wipe down a table since all the tables in the eating area were dirty. The three employees behind the counter were standing around, talking. They gave me the rag to wipe down the counters, and these woke employees are getting paid at least $16 an hour to do nothing. In the produce section, not one employee was available. I had to go to the "back room" where three employees were standing around talking. At the register, most of the employees were sitting on stools. Oh, life at work is so difficult now, isn't it, that you need to sit down to work, and most of the employees are under 30. It's going to be a rough ride until you reach the sweet age of semi-retirement as I, but I've worked since I was 16, and we worked in those days. We didn't get to sit down when we were 30 and younger, unless we had desk jobs, too. But, those desk jobs we obtained through education and acquired skills, not those solely needed to work at a grocery store. These cashiers are very lazy. They don't bag the groceries, either, just standing around. I asked the woke kid at the service counter why they don't bag groceries, and he told me "They need to watch the till." WATCH THE TILL? After they complete the sale, and most people use cards, they close the drawer and the till should be locked, unless these woke employees are too lazy to enter their number each and every time when a new customer approaches. I bet that is the reason why they need to "watch the till." They are just too lazy or perhaps stupid, to remember how to open the register when the next customer arrives. If The Wedge has problems with theft, the employees brought it on themselves with their woke, ultra-liberal, social democrat policies, where they refuse to call out the persons stealing, all in the name of so-called social justice and DEI BS. I'll take my future business to Lunds in my downtown neighborhood, avoid the panhandlers which the Wedge encourages outside it's doors, and the other riffraff on the street, particularly if a person is waiting for a bus. Kowalski's is much better, too, since its employees don't sit down, are not morbidly obese, and will not tolerate panhandling on site.

Like so many in our neighborhood I view the Wedge as more than a grocery store. In addition to great meats, seafood, meat alternatives, vegetables and fruits. It has lots of other interesting, fun and useful stuff for your home and table. Well organized. Super pleasant and helpful staff and the coop is supportive of the community and a positive business model for suppliers and farmers. I love how they sell vegetable, herb and flower plants in the summer. So convenient to pick them up on your bike for your urban balcony. They also have bins of dried goods so you can buy the amounts you need as well as natural health and beauty products. It's a one stop shop for folks who are concerned about the planet and their personal or families healthy lifestyle. And a nice little snack cafe perfect for enjoying a coffee and sketching their wonderfully diverse and interesting customers.

I'm a fan of grocery co-ops normally. I'm a member of one back home. I was visiting the Twin Cities, and staying right next to this place, so I thought it might be a good place to duck in and get some food to eat in my room while I stayed in the area. Co-ops are usually little hippie-friendly joints that feel welcoming and friendly, this one felt a lot more like a pretentious hipster place impersonating a hippie co-op. The staff were pretentious and condescending (the person at the checkout took a serious attitude with me when he found out I hadn't brought my own grocery bags), the prices were exorbitant (you know it's bad when shopping at Whole Foods would be clearly a LOT cheaper for the same things), and the selection was seriously limited. I won't be back. It's better just to go to Whole Foods if I want organic and natural foods, and for a member-owner of another co-op elsewhere I hope you understand how hard it is for me to write that.

This is a very popular co-op in "the Wedge" neighborhood. They have a nice prepared food section and samples. (I went before the pandemic). Staff was friendly. You can try local cheeses. It's very busy and popular. Good place to grab lunch or supper (when things are hopefully back to normal).

While it's a great grocery store (if a little pricey) the best part to me is the pastry/coffee bar! It's so nice to walk over and get a donut or croissant on a sunday morning, and they're always so helpful. It's also nice to get that member discount.

So thankful to have this in the neighborhood. It's the whole foods that still has a soul, or the PCC market (if you're from Seattle). Amazing produce, fun deli selection, popular coffee bar, and all the healthy goodies you could ever imagine.

Fresh foods in the vein of Whole Foods but smaller and even more expensive! Friendly and slightly knowledgeable staff but I'll be back.

Wow! The Wedge has fully remodeled and updated. It's brand new and better than ever! Beautiful inside, with so many specialty items, including a nut butter section! Loving the upgrade. AWESOME!!!

"Credit, Check Card or EBT" : These are the choices on the credit card machine at The Wedge. Making conversation, I raise an eyebrow and say to the ernest fellow, in a mainly hemp based outfit at the checkout area: "Ummm. EBT?" ( The Wedge is cool but is definitely on the expensive end of things.) He replies, with flaring nostrils, "Of course, Why Not?" I say in response ( , quickly and meekly so as to avoid upsetting him or harshing whatever buzz he has at that moment and also to hopefully avoid any kind of Greta Thunberg type of haraunging , ) "oh, nevermind... it is just that there is a Aldis up the road...". The food and selection are pretty good here. Check out the bakery section and the bulk dried item section. The mushroom selection is wonderful.

Great place, good food, healthy options! The juices are amazing! I always go here to get my lunch, they never disappoint. Friendly staff.

As an owner, I cannot be more proud of my local co-op. As a local, I love the support for the farmers, crafters and every food artisan out there. The health and beauty products are unrivaled (PRO TIP: 10% off vitamins and health care items on the first Wednesday of the month). The grab-n-go items are so yummy AND convenient, offering all sorts of ideas and new food items to try. The butcher counter is a favorite stop for brisket with a BIG FAT CAP or for fresh fish. The place feels so huge post-renovation. I'm just so proud of my co-op!

I love our local co-op. The staff is friendly. The people at the meat counter are knowledgeable and helpful. There is a good selection of produce. The cheese section is decent. The cost is about that of whole foods, but much less than Kowalski's and LUNDS & BYERLYS.

The Wedge has been around for a long, long time. I did prefer the older version of it, when there was an awesome hot bar/deli section. They offered more of a selection of ready-to-eat meals, freshly prepared foods, smoothies, dinners, etc. The new layout is OK, and now they offer a hot bar, which I have not yet sampled. They still offer pre-wrapped and packaged items in their cold case (sandwiches, salads, snacks, etc.), which I usually choose from if I want something quick. The store is always clean, and the staff are friendly and diverse and usually helpful. I really mostly enjoy their fresh produce selection, their bulk item offerings are hard to beat, and I like browsing their health and beauty section to see what new and interesting items might be available. They are pricey, as most co-ops usually are, but they do offer their bi-monthly coupon book, and a new coupon system for owners which they offer four times a year or so (I believe). Overall, I will continue to shop here as I have over the years, though, honestly, it has no longer become my number one, go-to healthy food store. There are more options available for that now, than just the co-ops.

This has been my first experience at this store. My family have told me about it & I love everything about this place. I love that their produce are locally grown and are fresh. From what I have gathered, the things available in the store are generally more chemically free with fewer to none but there are more pure ingredients. From my experiences, the staffs were very helpful and friendly and seem to genuinely enjoy their work. The Wedge is also big on sustainability with their strong support (and financial discounts to you!) for bringing your own containers/ packages, their use of eco-friendly trays at the deli vs Styrofoam trays, the convenient Terra Cycle bins (for hard to recycle items such as multi-layered bags and tooth paste tubes), and more! Shop local, shop organic, reduce packaging waste and live well at the Wedge! I highly recommend people to check this place out & I have been informed they have membership opportunities. At the Deli, they also have delicious food options. Vegan and vegetarian can definitely dine here with ease.

I used to frequent The Wedge when I lived there and thought it to be a nice neighborhood co-op. I've just learned that a friend's father was accused of theft on no grounds which appeared to be the result of a misunderstanding. But what makes this appalling is the color of his skin dictated the accusatory employee's hasty reaction to suspect theft and to permanently prohibit him from shopping there. The whole world is watching. We all know this would not have happened had my friend's father been white or if it had been another non-Black customer. You are a co-op. You exist to serve the community together. You need to do better than this. I will not be supporting The Wedge if I move back to Minneapolis unless true inclusive community standards are upheld.

The Wedge is my local coop as I live in Loring Park and I absolutely love everything this store has to offer. Quite a few months ago I sensed being followed around the store, workers peering around corners as to see what I am taking off of the shelves. I brushed it off but became more and more aware of this consistently happening every time I shopped in the store. Someone looking at what I put in my basket and that same someone shockingly at the checkout when I was leaving. I decided that perhaps me actually joining the coop would put an end to this. I would pay my $80 up front, perhaps they would google my LinkedIn profile and maybe second guess that I would need to steal produce and food from the coop. This changed absolutely nothing! The last time I visited was over a month ago. I am still beside myself. I hope this review sparks some diversity training and puts an end to racial profiling in our community coop.

I have been shopping at the Wedge for many years, and overall, I enjoy shopping here. Once I'm in the store, that is! The Wedge recently underwent a major renovation inside. I've given myself some time to get used to it (it's been a year, maybe two?) and I still just don't like it. The layout is not good. Today, for the first time, I needed to use the restroom while in the store. Well, they weren't where they used to be, at the front. That's fine. I saw a sign for them. I stood directly under the sign and still didn't see them. Ugh. Well, they were in the only possible direction from there, but it looked like a stock room to me. So, that's one example. Also, I'm pretty sure that they have less product than they used to. They may have expanded their frozen selections, and maybe gift-type items? I'm not sure, but I haven't been able to find some of the things I used to buy there, and the selection of them seems to be smaller. I'm extremely disappointed that they did not use the money to do something about the parking lot. The lot is absolutely atrocious, it's always full, it's very uneven, and now apparently they don't plow. It's a busy intersection and difficult to get into the lot safely. I hope they are planning to do something about the lot next! That would be the best improvement that they could make. I will continue shopping at the Wedge, but I will admit that I avoid it since I do need to park there.

By far the best place to get groceries in the area. Everything is fresh and in season. You might not find fruit, herbs, or vegetables that are out of season but all the other things in stock are of such quality it doesn't defer me from shopping here. Even though I've gone here for years it too me a while to notice the deli. All of the food made here is SO GOOD! The salads and sandwiches can be healthy and are made with fresh, organic, quality ingredients. A few of my favorites are the root power juice (get ice or it comes doom temp), breakfast taco, any of the sandwiches including the byo sandwich option, wedge bowl, Mayan grain bowl, and the espresso bomb which is espresso and frozen coconut soft serve.

The Wedge is a great place to find hidden gem brands and vegan options for ready-made deli foods. A couple of things hold my review back from 4-5 stars: 1) Prices. A lot of items are overpriced but not everything. You definitely have to be looking for deals in order to shop there regularly. 2) Getting in and out. Now this is not really the Wedge's fault. Several large condos have gone up in the immediate vicinity which has made parking impossible in the area.

Visiting from out of town: good selection, awful staff. Was waiting in the little foyer--totally separate from the actual store with my support dog animal, who is small and extremely well behaved. I would never bring a crazed pup even close to a store. IT WAS RAINING. Dude from the store came out and said that we had to leave. When I said sorry, but it's raining, we're waiting for a friend, he rolled his eyes and pointed to the door. Doesn't seem like that big of a deal, but when someone kicks you out into the rain after you dropped lots of $$$, and doesn't even say it in a polite way, I can't get down. Wedge of crap is more like it! (Again, at least their employees.)

Wow!!! I'm visiting Minneapolis For the first time. Actually Minnesota for the first time. And this little gem is what I discover! Actually it's not little. There's so much in here. I love how they have so much local products. They had a sale on local products while I was there. Incredible! Lots and lots of vegan options! Love how they use the term traditional for things that are not vegan and vegan is almost the norm. an incredible selection particularly of chocolate, kombucha, teas, those were the things that I was looking for. Thank you for a great stop!!

Why you should become a member: 1. $80 for a one-time membership (you're buying stocks). Also payable in instalments. 2. Membership gets you 'members only' prices on specific items, displayed prominently. 3. Member discounts every two months up to $45. 4. Percentage of store profit back to you based on your total spending. plus other benefits. You can sell your shares back to them if you decide to leave. PS - Get a headstart on your political ambitions by running for Board elections too!

The Wedge is my favorite neighborhood grocery store. If I had more money, I would do all of my shopping here. Still, I never spend a fortune when I come in for organic sustenance... (OK, maybe a couple times I spent a fortune). For someone like me (who buys mostly organic on a regular basis... as Julie S. says, "real ingredients"), I love the quality and the selection at The Wedge. It's a "real" alternative to Trader Joe's, which for all it's assets, is still a big fat chain store. For someone who doesn't buy organic normally or think about local food when they are shopping, this is a good place to get an introduction! For made-to-order food, the sandwiches and burritos from their deli are healthier substitutes to those at less organic restaurants--and at a comparable price. I had my first chicken burrito yesterday... at least as big as Chipotle's and come with fruit or chips. The chicken was a bit bland, but I had the carnitas burrito once and thought it was excellent. The pesto melt sandwich is yummy too. I love the fresh bread! I also have a sweet spot for the desserts, especially the fruit tart and the flourless chocolate torte. Deals: Stay away from the cold deli case (quite expensive). Check the customer service counter for sales and coupons. Shop the marked sales at the beginning of the month--they have amazing deals that run for the rest of the month for members and non-members. Become a member.

This review is for the vegan Popcorn Tofu Poboy served at their to-go food counter. It's incredible. 10/10 .

Awww snap, how could someone not love The Wedge? This place has essentially defined the neighborhood around it. Any apartment listing would say "You should live here because Wedge, X, Y, Z. I'm not trying to be cheesy, but seriously, most people that go here love this place. At The Wedge, customers can get a great variety of fresh and tasty produce. Aside from the produce, I love the option to buy everything from peanut butter to whole grain rice in bulk, and alternative and organic goods for just about everything. The vitamin, cosmetic, tea, and health section is awesome. The seafood there is solid, especially the shrimps and fishes. The Wild Copper River Salmon that they have -when is season- is so bomb. One of the best things about the Wedge is the juice, smoothie, and ice cream bar. Honestly, try the vanilla coconut soft-serve. Holy cow, it's decadent and smooth. This is something that makes The Wedge so unique. It's often used in a variety of drinks too! Try the Chai's the Limit to get mind-blown. *Note: shout out to my homie Arturo, who's a notable dancer in the Twin Cities that works there. He's probably nicest guy ever and he rocks the "El Toro" hat. The other staff members there are great too! I would rank this place five stars if it wasn't for the deli with the various soups, sandwiches, sushi, and sides. I've tried all of them, and I really don't like any of them. The soups lack flavor, the sandwiches are stale, the sushi got me incredibly sick one time, and the sides (like the potato sald) are not that great. If customers pay a lot of money for these deli goods at the Wedge, they should at least taste good. Overall though, I can't really complain too much and I welcome paying the premium to eat great food. I love this place and I think a more accurate rating would be 4.5 stars. Vanilla coconut soft-serve, seriously.

The Wedge has seen some much needed changes in recent years. The remodeling of both the store and the customer service approach of the staff have made this one of the nicer Coops in the metro.The deli here is second to none, outpacing even the Mississippi Market. At busier times, you will see some actual directors of the parking lot traffic, which has truly helped make the store a better experience. My favorite part of this coop is the produce section, they really outdid themselves here in the rehab of the market. Large, attractive, great variety. All in all this is a big step up from the Wedge of old, which sometimes appeared to be riding on a fashionable area and a certain hipster cache. Where once was an ordinary coop with more attitude even than nostril piercings, there is a genuinely top notch, high quality organic and natural market with friendly staff to boot.

almost two years later and they still deserve 5 stars from me. This is for certain a chef's paradise. They have so many fresh and fabulous ingredients to pick from. The mushroom selection deserves a couple snaps. They have fresh beef, lamb and chicken livers available. Amazing looking breads. Huge sweet potatos and big fresh eggs. The other shoppers were friendly and we were all just happy to be there eyeballin' the gorgeous fresh chemical free foods.

During our stay here in Minneapolis this grocery store was next door to us making it super convenient. The food itself was great and the staff was very friendly and helpful just normally living outside of a city in Florida the prices here quickly added up.

If I could have a love affair here, I would. If price were not an issue, that is. The produce is a beauteous selection and marked by organic status and state source- love that. The bulk bins are incredibly diverse. The breads are made here and elsewhere but also looking wondrous. Really though, as far as co-ops go the reason you will love this place is that everything you would need is here. They have a good amount of prepared food that though not cheap, is well labeled and organized by food, dessert and beverage. I cannot believe that I can purchase some vegan salads and sides and entrees, in-house desserts, and smoothies and coffee/ espresso that all taste incredible?! All while purchasing some grocery items?! If I lived in Minneapolis, I would go broke buying food here. Like others have said, the food is pricy and good... Dilemma for penny pinchers and those who must budget. So good! Impressively good food for a co-op!!

Prices are pretty steep here but you can't argue the quality or freshness of the food at this place. The staff here are very friendly and helpful...except for one cashier who makes you unload your basket...which is the oddest thing to me... There usually is some type of new breed of fruit there are offering for $8-$9 a pound that you can't find anywhere else. Usually when I stop here it's to hit up their deli and their bakery. The egg salad and tuna salad are the most delicious versions I've ever had and their curry chicken salad is to die for. I usually get one..or all of those salads with a fresh french baguette. I appreciate that they sell products from a lot of local vendors, like the skordalia dip from Gardens of Solanica.

I really love the cause of this store and I'm so happy that they can bring so many local products but the customer service is absolutely horrible. Please educate all of your staff how to treat customers. Even target down the street has a much better customer service.

Seemed like a great place to shop. Then the lady at the register pressured us to donate to a local cause. We politely declined and she responded with an abrupt 'what you don't like dogs or children?'. Very uncalled for. They have great food and it would be a fine place to shop but that comment and tone sadly makes me never want to return.

The Wedge is my first love of all co-ops in the Twin Cities and the first one I became a member at. Great selection, a lot of items offered in bulk that aren't offered in bulk at other locations (hey, if you're making a recipe with seaweed in it, sometimes committing to a whole package of kombu with the inevitable leftovers is depressing). These are the guys who set the trends for all other co-ops; always pushing the envelope and trying new things. Their recent offsite expansion, The Wedge Table, is on my list to check out. This isn't a location that an employee is going to check-up on you while you're shopping, they tend to keep to their tasks at hand (with the exception of the health and body department AND the meat department, they're GREAT at checking to see if you need help with anything). If you have questions about anything in and around the store though, just approach someone on staff, and they are extremely helpful and accommodating. Besides the expected fresh, expansive, and organic produce at a co-op, their addition of the fresh almond and peanut butter machines have me solely devoted to their location for the freshness of this product (think about it...NOT having to stir the oil back into the nut butter gives you the upper hand over all other nut butter consumers...oh, and it's "fluffy", too!). The meat & seafood counter is one-of-a-kind in variety, quality, and service. They even provide the fresh and more difficult to find 100% grass-fed beef cuts from Thousand Hills Cattle Company (where most other locations sell pre-packaged). For those who like to make bone broths, they have a great supply of soup bones waiting for you in their freezer. Also, one of their many unique features is a fresh juice bar (if I'm going to drink juice, I don't want the pasteurized and pre-bottled juice, give me the real deal!) This is a great place to find fun and random gifts for your foodie friends. There's always something new to try at the Wedge.

Prices here are obscene compared to other co-ops, natural, and organic food stores. I work and hang out super close to here so end up stopping in on occasions. But I do occasionally find a really good deal here. They also carry some products (buckwheat groats) which are hard to find elsewhere.

This place is a pleasure to eat and shop at. Plus, I think the charities that they ask you to donate to are relevant to the goal of local, ethical, sustainable food, which is why I go there in the first place. The smoothies have always been great, and eating outside by myself was pleasant. The prices seem a lot higher than cubs, but this is a much nicer place to shop.

I'm a big fan of the Wedge, especially their breads and bulk food section. They have a really great selection of pretty much anything you could ask for, which I'm impressed by for it being such a small store. If I lived closer and had a little more $$, I'm sure I would shop here more often. - I would just like to say that The Wedge really has their customer service figured out, too! I received a message from a very nice gentleman who works in their CS department, personally thanking me for shopping and taking time to share my thoughts here on Yelp. LOVE IT. Keep up the good work!

The vibe here is so natural and friendly-Knowing where your food comes from is worth the price tag. For meat, the butcher recommended thousand hills. Ribeye was delicious. They have exotic fruits and veggies like rambutan and mangos and Asian sweet potato. I love their almond/peanut butter grinder so you can grind yours fresh. Almond/soy/coconut milk options are all there. They have a co-op member program I highly recommend for discounts-$80 membership.

Amazing variety of groceries, already made food, and everyday essentials. I love stopping by for fresh baked breads or checking out the variety of items at the deli. I'm still getting to know their specials, but so far am loving the variety and quality of all their food!

I'm a Minneapolis transplant and father of four who has lived all over. I now shop at The Wedge about twice per week. My wife initially made fun of me because she thought it was too spendy, but prices are below or even with other places, particularly for necessities. This is also the best butcher in town. (Clancy's is highway robbery.) I have done multiple special orders for brisket, turkeys, and roasts. The Wedge always has wild-caught Alaska salmon, great poultry, and lovely lamb. (I tend to buy beef at Costco.) Their produce is a but spendy but more local and fresher than other places. And my favorite part is that compared to Lund's, Cub, and Kowalski's, The Wedge is the only place in town that properly bags groceries. (I'm a young curmudgeon and hate that this has become a lost art.) Also, the people who shop here are weird---but good weird.

It ain't what it used to be, not by a longshot. Not sure what happened here but the remodel was an ill-conceived venture, SOME of the staff are surly and sarcastic (particularly some of the produce crew and management), and the prices STAY high. They do have fine produce and bulk dry goods. The Wedge used to be the coolest co-op in the Twin Cities about 10 or more years ago. That title now belongs to The Seward. Something managerial went awry here and that's too bad. Never change a good thing when it works fine as it is.

I have no idea why, but the rudest people in Minnesota all work here. This place is near my home. I've gone dozens of times because I like the brands they carry, and their meat. Every single time I've been in here, without fail, the cashiers have this attitude problem with me. I've talked to a friend about it, she has experienced the same thing. It's inconvenient to go to other organic grocery stores, but worth it, because everywhere else I've ever gone has better service. I just can't bring myself to come back here.