CUB FOODS Locations

ETA for symmetrical speeds will be random, but the high split update ( reason why there’s 20 trucks at by cub foods) is estimated to be finished end of October. If your bill is too high or you’re not using up to date equipment I highly recommend going to the store and discuss your bill. If you’re paying over 100$ for any internet definitely go to the store. - totally not an employee

I’m curious about the rules around prescription refills for stimulants where you live and get your prescriptions, and if the rules are the same everywhere. I live in MN and get my prescriptions at Cub Pharmacy (Cub Foods is a grocery store). I take Vyvanse and they come 30 at a time. I cannot call the 24/7 automated system and request a refill even if my doctor has refills in the queue. I must call when they are open and speak to a live person to request my refill, again, even if my doctor has refills in the queue. If they are out of stock, I must call around to find a pharmacy that has it in stock. Then I must call my doctor to have them resend the prescription to the new pharmacy. ...

United Natural Foods, Inc. (UNFI) Annual Report Summary – Fiscal Year Ended August 2, 2025 **Financial Performance** - **Net Sales:** $31.78 billion, up $804 million (2.6%) from FY24 ($30.98 billion). Growth was driven by the Natural segment. - Natural: $16.02 billion (+7.2%, up $1.07 billion) - Conventional: $14.67 billion (–1.9%, down $279 million) - Retail: $2.34 billion (–3.9%, down $94 million) - **Gross Profit:** $4.22 billion, up $21 million (0.5%) year-over-year. - **Operating Expenses:** $4.12 billion, up $17 million from FY24. - **Operating Loss:** $(31) million, compared to $8 million operating income in FY24. - **Net Loss (attributable to UNFI):** $(118) million, com...

Anybody know what the heck this is? There’s no store at this address.

**Publix** * Available at most/all locations in VA, TN, AL, KY, NC, SC, and FL. * GA locations have reported stock, but are still asserting that a prescription is necessary. * Some locations (eg. Stafford, VA) are already out of stock for the time being. **Cub Foods (Minnesota)** Available at most/all of their 106 locations. **Walmart** Starting to roll out, reported availability at many locations in west coast states: * At least 11 confirmed locations in CA (Richmond, Dixon, Napa, Encinitas, Escondido, Poway, Thousand Oaks, Simi Valley, Milpitas, Hawthorne, San Jose, Clearlake, Long Beach, Porter Ranch, Redding, Rohnert park, Martinez, Riverside) * 3 confirmed locations in WA (...

Sounds like Her and Carter got into it last night. “When Cub was struggling, they reached out to City Hall, and City Hall was not responsive,” Her said. “You cannot solve problems if you are not answering your phone and you are not meeting with people. They were told … ‘well, you should address it and don’t let people walk out of your store with your merchandise.’ They were thinking ‘we’re not here to police the people’ — it puts their employees in danger.” “With all due respect, that’s fundamentally untrue,” the mayor said. “We met with Cub leadership and had a great conversation and built a plan. Part of what we did say was when they said ‘we have this m...

One loaf of white bread, 12 slices of American cheese, and one pound of sliced ham. Store brand preferred, but if I couldn't find a store brand I chose the most popular one. Data from store websites and sites to buy groceries (like Instacart).

>At about 11:35 p.m., a customer approached two other customers who he believed were going to shoplift at the store, located at 3930 Silver Lake Road, and an argument broke out. Things escalated and the suspect produced the weapon and fired, Spiess said. Dude deputized himself as a loss control officer for a giant corporation and got shot at for his troubles. Also, if you see someone shoplifting at the grocery store, no you didn't.

Cub Foods, first pluck 😆

https://www.twincities.com/2025/07/21/midway-cub-foods-to-close-next-month-lay-off-96-workers/?utm_medium=NATIVE_IOS_notification&utm_source=pushly&utm_campaign=55768519 Midway Cub Foods to close next month, lay off 96 workers By Frederick Melo Published: July 21, 2025 at 11:23 AM CT Ending months—if not years—of neighborhood speculation, Supervalu will close its long-struggling Midway Cub Foods and its in-store pharmacy. The move is a **** to both everyday residents and transit advocates who had hoped the Green Line light rail would boost business. Minnesota Employment and Economic Development’s State Rapid Response Team received notice that Cub Foods will permanent...

I mean, I guess it depends on the location, but I’ve been to plenty of Cubs where the donuts are absolutely mediocre. Is this one of the awards that is paid for by the winner?

For those who Shop and Deliver frequently… pay attention! This is an opportunity to strongarm DoorDash into changing their bullshyt rating system so that we are no longer being penalized for inventory/stocking issues that have absolutely nothing to do with us. Over the past two days I’ve teetered back and forth with pro shopper status but finally figured out what the **** is going on. And I’m over it. DoorDash needs to cut the **** and handle this… NOW. UNFI is owned by CUB Foods, but they also supply numerous grocery stores across the nation with both organic and non organic foods. Despite their attempts to minimize the issue, their supply chain is FKD, and will be for at least a ...

I'm legitimately concerned about the eastside Cub Foods off of Clarence Street. I've noticed several issues at this store but my main concern is theft. The other day I saw someone running out the store with a cart half full of groceries. It was late at night. He clearly hadn't paid for them (was going out wrong door) and was moving as fast as possible. No security was present and the remaining store staff didn't do anything. A staff person indicated that this kind of stuff happens all the time, and that they don't even bother calling the police. They indicated lack of support from Corporate and they themselves questioned if the store would be in business much ...

My upper midwest 80s and 90s kids! Help me! I remember bits and pieces of this but cant find anything about it. I remember going grocery shopping with my mother in either Cub Foods or Rainbow Foods in the 90s and 00s and I remember in some of their aisles there were a little kiosk set up where kids could go and either play a game, or look into something, but I remember specifically it being for kids scattered throughout the store. Does ANYONE remember this? Or have more info on it? I just want to see if I am making this up! I've searched everywhere and cant find anything close

As a born & raised Minnesotan who's spent a decent amount of time traveling across the countries, our grocery stores, particularly Cub and Rainbow (before they went away for good) are absolutely awful. But it's ironic because the Twin Cities is such a tough market for companies to break into. HyVee has had a lot of trouble, [has sold off land](https://www.bizjournals.com/twincities/news/2022/02/01/hy-vee-sells-five-mn-locations.html), [scaled back expansion plans](https://www.mprnews.org/story/2022/04/19/hyvee-drops-plans-for-five-more-stores-in-twin-cities-metro-area) and[ pulled the plug](https://www.supermarketnews.com/foodservice-retail/hy-vee-backs-off-plan-to-build-m...

Purchase three cans of Rockstar Energy at your favorite convenience store or gas station and we'll send you $5 back. NOTE that you can't buy at most traditional retailers. See below. [https://rockstar.gotoaisle.com/](https://rockstar.gotoaisle.com/) Text number: 73774 (same one from last year) How to Participate: 1) Buy 3 Rockstar Energy drinks and pump gas 2) Text a photo of your receipt to 73774 3) We'll send you $5 cash back \*Limits Apply. See offer terms. From the text: Get $5 back when you purchase 3 Rockstar Energy Drinks! The text doesn't mention buying gas. The best part? You can fuel up any time, multiple times, ALL SUMMER LONG. Limit 1 offer eve...

Hey folks - I'm new to town so I went to all the major grocery stores in the area, looked at their prices for 20 basic items I get every week, controlled for the quantity of each I buy each week, subtracted for anticipated savings from rewards programs (Hy-Vee and Cub Rewards and Target credit card), and compared the final prices for my typical grocery bundle. See below for the results and see [here](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VrGeqIDlqsxb0He8abpLPchfGrCk8Ck0CkUIo2iZKJY/edit?usp=sharing) for my spreadsheet if you're interested. 1. Aldi: $69.88 2. Wal-Mart: $73.19 3. Target: $79.94 4. Trader Joe's: $88.30 5. Hy-Vee: $88.75 6. Cub Foods: $98.93 7. Festival Foods: $...

He was purchased at a grocery store (Cub Foods) in Burnsville, MN at the end of summer 2023. He has a small curly little tail. Please help me find another!