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  1. Lunds & Byerlys Wayzata - 1151 Wayzata Blvd

    1151 Wayzata Blvd, Wayzata MN 55391

    4.2 Good 145 reviews

    “Really love the Byerlys stores. I have fond memories of shopping them as a kid, some decades ago now ?. This is a nice little store. Well organized. The employees are very helpful, which really helps me since I'm there often shopping for customers. The only reason I did 4 ? (Wish there was a point 5 option), is because there is sometimes a challenge with some of the produce. I have to pick the best for customers and it has been an issue more than once, but I will say that it has been better the last few times I have been there and that could simply be because there is better produce overall this time of year. Aside from that, the store is well stocked with goodies and helpful hands if you are looking for something special ?”

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  2. Lunds & Byerlys Navarre - 3333 Shoreline Dr

    3333 Shoreline Dr, Wayzata MN 55391

    3.8 Good 74 reviews

    “Lunds be the spot for all your local grocery shopping needs. Staff is friendly and helpful, the selection is vast, and the prepared foods hot or cold are fire. Try the soup it's gas.”

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