From:
Sheldon Mains
Date:
May 14 21:21 UTC
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I just stopped by the Cub Foods store on University Avenue in the Midway
area.
That store is CLEAN!
Why does the Cub Foods store on 26th such a pig sty?
Sheldon
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Sheldon Mains
Seward Neighborhood, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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From:
Barbara Heath
Date:
May 14 21:40 UTC
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Try Seward - it's always tidy, clean and sanitary.
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From:
Fred Kreider
Date:
May 15 00:13 UTC
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It's been awhile since I've been inside Cub. I prefer Rainbow...
From:
Gina Palandri
Date:
May 15 01:48 UTC
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Those are the two dirtiest grocery stores I have ever seen. Even the one in
Richfield and Quarry look like Lunds next to those gross, filty stores.
I agree
Stick with the Seward, the cheese is fantastic, the produce looks better and
better...
Gina Palandry
Neighbor on 29th Avenue S
From:
Tim Erickson
Date:
May 15 03:31 UTC
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On May 14, 2008, at 4:21 PM, Sheldon Mains wrote:
> I just stopped by the Cub Foods store on University Avenue in the
> Midway
> area.
> That store is CLEAN!
> Why does the Cub Foods store on 26th such a pig sty?
The answer, in my opinion, is good old fashioned competition.
Early last year, both the Midway Cub Foods and Rainbow (about 2 blocks
apart) were getting major facelifts. I was a bit puzzled by this,
until I realized that a SuperTarget was about to open another block
away.
Then it all made sense. Both Cub and Rainbow were updating their
stores to try and keep customers when SuperTarget opened.
At least, that's my theory - and it makes good sense.
So if you want to get your Cub Store cleaned up, all you have to do is
build another major supermarket (must be brand new) in the
neighborhood - and that will get their attention.
:-)
Tim Erickson
Hamline Midway
St. Paul
From:
Bill Barnett
Date:
May 15 14:59 UTC
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Has anyone thought to contact the management of the stores to voice their
concerns about the Cub pig sty, and isn't that description slightly harsh?
There is a better option anyway. It's the Seward Co-op. It seems to me that
it's what's going inside our bodies that's important, not a little dirt on the
floor.
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>It's been awhile since I've been inside Cub. I prefer Rainbow...
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>>I just stopped by the Cub Foods store on University Avenue in the Midway
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>>
>> That store is CLEAN!
>>
>> Why does the Cub Foods store on 26th such a pig sty?
>>
>> Sheldon
>> .................................
>> Sheldon Mains
>> Seward Neighborhood, Minneapolis, Minnesota
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From:
Eric James
Date:
May 26 01:43 UTC
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All my friends and many U students refer to the Lake Street Cub and Rainbow
both as "ghetto" as in "lets get to the ghetto Cub" or the "Ghetto Rainbow."
The dilapidated and outdated interiors and obnoxiously high presence of
low-income residents needing to process food stamps and such makes it our
favorite place to buy booze related items at the cheap such as mixers and
crackers. And you know what, the Cub on Broadway in Near North is far nicer and
has a larger selection than this one. If the Quarry Rainbow wasn't faster to
get to, I'd probably go to the northside than go south to the Lake Street. Just
the truth! Seward is nice but beyond the budget of someone who doesn't have a
pension-fund.
From:
Becca
Date:
May 26 13:39 UTC
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Seward Co-op is a terrific place to by real food, and I have neither
a "pension-fund" nor a trust fund. I can see how things to mix with
or suck up booze might better be bought elsewhere.
To the specific point of the thread - I was in Target on Friday, and
their remodel will really improve the space. Perhaps that will raise
the bar for the whole area.
Becca
On May 25, 2008, at 8:45 PM, Eric James wrote:
> All my friends and many U students refer to the Lake Street Cub and
> Rainbow both as "ghetto" as in "lets get to the ghetto Cub" or the
> "Ghetto Rainbow." The dilapidated and outdated interiors and
> obnoxiously high presence of low-income residents needing to
> process food stamps and such makes it our favorite place to buy
> booze related items at the cheap such as mixers and crackers. And
> you know what, the Cub on Broadway in Near North is far nicer and
> has a larger selection than this one. If the Quarry Rainbow wasn't
> faster to get to, I'd probably go to the northside than go south to
> the Lake Street. Just the truth! Seward is nice but beyond the
> budget of someone who doesn't have a pension-fund.
>
>
> Eric James
> Prospect Park, Minneapolis
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