Grocery Stores in Oakdale, MN

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  1. 1015 Geneva Avenue North, Oakdale MN 55128

    4.1 Good 72 reviews

    “My favorite gas station! I drive 10 minutes and pass 4 gas stations just to come to this one. Nancy is also my girl! she’s super sweet! Always low prices on my gas and cigars”

  2. 7900 32nd St N, Oakdale MN 55128

    4.3 Superb 21 reviews

    “Love me some Target! This is in a decent location given what is around. They have some grocery and they also have a coffee shop inside. The parking lots at Targets are laid out a bit differently now due to Order Pick-ups but find parking is not a problem. I am sure I will be back.”

  3. 7180 10th Street North, Oakdale MN 55128

    3.8 Good 311 reviews

    “I really like a Hy-Vee store. They have everything from plants to a small selection of clothing, shoes, protein/energy/fitness drinks and bars, to a bunch of different selections of hot and ready food besides your normal grocery store areas. There's something for everyone whether you need to stop quickly or have time to roam around”

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  5. 1981 Geneva Ave N, Oakdale MN 55128

    4.4 Superb 7 reviews

    “Great Prices, and Great selection for dried Chiles, spices. Wasn’t aware of this hidden gem and glad i stopped in before going down to west St. Paul. Got what I needed a few miles from home. Thank you, I’ll be back!”

  6. Inside Cub Foods, 7191 10th Street North, Oakdale MN 55128

    3.6 Good 14 reviews

    “Unfortunately I promised my brother we could have milkshakes tonight and we didn't have ice cream. Fortunately cub boosts a well stocked aisle of ice cream in a wide selection of flavors! In the aisles of this establishment, him and I had a well needed discussion on the supply and demand of ice cream, and how silly ice cream prices are in the winter. It cost $9 for a gallon of traditional vanilla Kemps ice cream. This we found outlandish, but I was no in any position to argue at the register. In the car we came to the conclusion we can't blame to stores that sell the ice cream, but the direct suppliers of the cold treats. I do not blame Cub that a gallon of ice cream costs more than four times a gallon of milk. In the end, the only person I can point fingers at is me for making a foolish promise. I suppose next time I'll have to be for thoughtful of what my household has in the freezer before I make these promises. Thank you cub, because of you, I have learned this necessary lesson.”

  7. 7180 10th St N, Oakdale MN 55128

    3.5 Good 15 reviews

    “Yes, hyvee prices are higher than nearby competitors (this is my main draw back and why I'm rating the store only four stars). However, the store has a much wider selection. Take for example today when I needed a small salmon fillet. I checked at an unspecified nearby grocery store with considerably lower prices, but was unable to find what I needed. Any other day I would have found an alternative to save me the trip to another store, but with a wild adolescent weasel roaming my basement, I was not willing to risk it. Thankfully Hyvee had exactly what I needed-4oz salmon fillets are sold at their seafood counter! (fingers crossed the salmon works. Otherwise I'll need to find another way to lure out the vermin) One things for sure, next time I have to get bait for a wild animal in my house, I'll save myself the time and go to hyvee right away!”

  8. 7191 10th Street North, Oakdale MN 55128

    3.6 Good 139 reviews

    “I don’t normally shop at this location, but sometimes it’s more convenient for me. I had an experience this weekend where I accidentally left my wallet in the shopping cart. And to my amazement, the store manager had already taken care of it and put it in in Saftey. And called and left a message for me. I want to give praise for human honesty For my recovery of the wallet! Thank You Patrick! Also because I’m not a routine shopper at this location I am totally impressed with the quality and cleanliness in every aspect of the store. Oakdale is lucky to have this cub foods!”

  9. Oakdale MN 55128

    3.3 Good 27 reviews

    “Fantastic selection of flowers and plants. Soil and pots are available for purchase along with various balloons and bouquets. Stuffed animals and candy too. Open 24 hours!”

  10. 7180 10th Street North, Oakdale MN 55128

    3.3 Good 148 reviews

    “Yes, hyvee prices are higher than nearby competitors (this is my main draw back and why I'm rating the store only four stars). However, the store has a much wider selection. Take for example today when I needed a small salmon fillet. I checked at an unspecified nearby grocery store with considerably lower prices, but was unable to find what I needed. Any other day I would have found an alternative to save me the trip to another store, but with a wild adolescent weasel roaming my basement, I was not willing to risk it. Thankfully Hyvee had exactly what I needed-4oz salmon fillets are sold at their seafood counter! (fingers crossed the salmon works. Otherwise I'll need to find another way to lure out the vermin) One things for sure, next time I have to get bait for a wild animal in my house, I'll save myself the time and go to hyvee right away!”

  11. 7180 10th Street North, Oakdale MN 55128

    3 Average 86 reviews

    “I am grateful to find a new quality pharmacy 4+ months ago! Hy-Vee pharmacy located on 7180 10TH ST N. OAKDALE, MN 55128. After 9 years with Allina Health United Pharmacy located in United Hospital at 333 North Smith Ave, St.Paul MN. The entire staff at Hy-Vee pharmacy are professional, knowledgeable, polite and very nice. I have ZERO complaints with several monthly prescriptions. Thank you so much!”

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