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2823 E. Franklin Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55406

612-338-2465 

http://www.seward.coop  

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  • Seward Co-op to host its 12th-annual CSA Fair

    Seward Co-op to host its 12th-annual CSA Fair

    By Keane Amdahl | Mon, April 08, 2013

    This Saturday Seward Co-op will be hosting its 12th-annual CSA Fair, which showcases local farmers and their CSA programs to the public. A CSA (short for Community Supported Agriculture) is a program... More »

  • Seward Co-op turns 40 in style

    Seward Co-op turns 40 in style

    By Keane Amdahl | Tue, August 07, 2012

    See also: Best Natural Foods Grocery 2012 This weekend the south Minneapolis favorite Seward Co-op turned 40, and to celebrate, it threw a big party. Founded in 1972, Seward Co-op has been a staple ... More »

  • Gastro Non Grata and CSA selections this Week in Food

    Gastro Non Grata and CSA selections this Week in Food

    By Monica Wright | Mon, April 16, 2012

    We're inching toward farmer's market season, and the proof is in this week's events: from a CSA fair at Seward Co-op to the opening of Mill City Museum's new "Growing Strong: How Farmers Markets Nouri... More »

  • Seward Co-op shows you how to bag your own deer for dinner

    Seward Co-op shows you how to bag your own deer for dinner

    By Yael Grauer | Tue, February 21, 2012

    If you're anything like me, you're always on the lookout for venison but have never done the dirty work yourself. Even if you have no experience with hunting, you can channel your inner Steven Rinella... More »

  • Seward Co-op: Try the Holiday Key Lime Pie

    Seward Co-op: Try the Holiday Key Lime Pie

    By Yael Grauer | Tue, November 29, 2011

    If you're anything like me, you're all pecan pied and apple pied out after Thanksgiving. But there's something about the delectable combination of key limes, condensed milk, and whipped cream that is ... More »

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  • 2013 | Best Natural Foods Grocery

    Seward Co-op hits the sweet spot between luxury grocery store and health-food shop. Its aisles are neither dusty nor cramped, but no space is wasted. The spacious produce section is full of mostly local and/or organic items, easy to navigate but not lacking in DIY charm, often featuring handprinted signs pointing out the best seasonal buys, such as particularly tasty parsnips this winter (they really were!). All the bulk foodstuffs you'd expect are here, but so is a fully stocked meat and... More »

  • 2012 | Best Natural Foods Grocery

    Since 1972, Seward Co-op has been an example of a passionate business committed to serving the needs of, and keeping resources in, the community. The new green facilities have an open, farmer's market feel, offering organic and earth-friendly options. The 8,000-member co-op stocks culturally specific foods that represent the neighborhood, such as the Ethiopian bread injera, and features diverse live music performances in the sunny dining area every Sunday. You can even learn a few new things... More »

  • 2010 | BEST NATURAL FOODS GROCERY

    Ever since Seward Co-op moved into its gleaming, fluorescent-green new digs last year, it has threatened to ruin the reputation of natural-food groceries. Until then, co-ops were known as cramped, dingy stores with nightmarish parking. But Seward's 13,000-square-foot facility feels almost like a supermarket, with wide aisles inside and a no-hassle parking lot that by itself is a reason to eat organic. But this big, 5,000-member co-op sets itself apart in many other ways, notably with the... More »

  • 2009 | Best Natural Foods Grocery

    For activists and converts to organic and local food, the new 13,000-square-foot Seward Co-op is the promised land. Yes, it's pricey--but hey, eating well these days costs a fortune wherever you go, and Seward's selection of produce, meats, and cheeses is the best around. The spread of Minnesota dairy is particularly impressive, as are the doughy, delicious, organic local breads. And for shoppers who favor organic produce, Seward stocks more of it than any other natural market in town;... More »

  • 2002 | BEST NATURAL FOODS GROCERY

    Co-ops are definitely not for the Birkenstock set anymore--haven't been for years. But Seward has largely bucked the trend toward boutique organic and is celebrating 30 years in the business with its homegrown values, and products, intact. Along with a plethora of grown-without-chemicals products, the co-op also offers enough deli goods to make for a satisfying lunch destination, including fresh sandwiches, fruit smoothies, Fair Trade coffees, and ready-to-heat lasagna, pad thai, mashed... More »

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