Grocery Stores in Brooklyn Center, MN

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  1. 1350B Shingle Creek Pkwy, Brooklyn Center MN 55430

    4.5 Superb 22 reviews

    “Phu Bia is a mom and pop type of vibe. It's a market place that sells food. I got the combination pho. It came with fried pork belly, tripe, tendon, meatball, and ribeye. It was good for the price. I think you have to get your own water. I didn't. They have 3 types of chillies. You have to share some condiments, which is okay with me. I would definitely eat there again.”

  2. 6930 Brooklyn Boulevard, Brooklyn Center MN 55429

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    “Ohh ???my God I love their process and products .especially when it came to their meat and fish, it is well cut . Because one like me, I don't like big meat in my soup I like them small. Thanks to the Hallel African market.?? Tilee Dolo”

  3. 5808 Xerxes Ave N, Brooklyn Center MN 55430

    4.5 Superb 8 reviews

    “I've been using quick stop since it's been there and the two men that work there are awesome very kind very generous always have been to me and if I'm in need they would help me and let me pay them later but thank God I haven't had to do that yet but they said they would help me so if I was giving a rating it would be fine which I have done that and I would tell all my friends and family or anyone that it is a good place to shop for quick pickup items milk eggs cottage cheese sour cream vegetables and the list goes on please stop by to check it out”

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  5. Inside Brookdale Cub, 3245 County Rd 10, Brooklyn Center MN 55429

    3.6 Good 8 reviews

    “I was really surprised when I walked in, it's big and open, with a better selection than most Cub's, especially when it comes to the non dairy items. It was easy to navigate and it wasn't too busy. Normally, I hate going grocery shopping because there's always so many people, it feels like you can never find what you're looking for, and there's a check out line at least a mile long, but this was a pleasant trip!”

  6. 1200 Shingle Creek Pkwy, Brooklyn Center MN 55430

    3.7 Good 88 reviews

    “I haven't been to the store yet. I've been searching for this place since I saw it mentioned on the news about a grand opening but I lost the info. Looking fot Dong Yang. I found you again and will be there soon. Can't wait.”

  7. 6350 Brooklyn Blvd, Brooklyn Center MN 55429

    3.8 Good 220 reviews

    “Best place for fresh shrimp and authentic cultural foods! They have such a great variety and everything feels fresh and well stocked. I do wish the Latino aisle was a little bigger with more options, but overall it’s still a great place to shop for hard-to-find ingredients and cultural favorites.”

  8. 3245 County Rd 10, Brooklyn Center MN 55429

    3.3 Good 154 reviews

    “I deducted one star because this location (unfortunately) isn't always as clean and as organized as the other locations I frequent. They often appear to be shory staffed as well. However, the staff they do have is excellent. I've received some of the best customer service I've ever experienced at this store. The employees are helpful, patient, friendly and you can tell they work very hard! Which is why I will often go a little out of my way to come to this location.”

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