Last month, Seward Co-op announced the return of the self-serve salad and hot bars. Our deli prepared foods are an important part of how we invest in our communities. As a co-op, we strive to keep resources in our communities, and that means we source local, organic ingredients from Community Foods producers whenever possible. We…
No matter whether you’re cooking with gas or over coals for Memorial Day, Juneteenth, the summer solstice, or just for dinner on a Tuesday night, Seward Co-op has meat and veggie options to get your sizzle on this summer.
Tree-Range Chickens are raised by family farmers in ways that are better for animals, people, and the planet. Learn more about their regenerative practices!
Starting Wednesday, May 19, the co-op will reinstate a bag charge, to comply with the City of Minneapolis “bring your own bag” ordinance. Get a $0.10 reusable bag credit when you bring your own bag.
You may have heard that the self-serve salad and hot bars at Seward Co-op delis are back open and ready to nourish our community through food. We are so grateful to once again offer this option to feed our community delicious, healthy meals. Welcome back! Here’s what you can enjoy today Our deli staff prepares…
You may have heard that the CDC released new guidelines on May 13 that shift recommendations around face coverings and social distancing for vaccinated individuals. They recommend anyone who has not received the vaccine should continue to follow COVID-19 guidelines around handwashing, face coverings, and social distancing. In response, Governor Walz ended Minnesota’s face covering…
We are pleased to announce that we will reopen our prepared food bars at both Franklin and Friendship delis Monday, May 10, with self-serve and pre-packaged offerings. Read more…
Mother’s Day has always been a celebration of those in our lives who nurture and care for us, and today we celebrate the mothers in our lives, acknowledging we’ve expanded what motherhood means.
Community Foods producer Baba’s wants to share the beauty and richness of their food and culture with the community. Learn more!
Plants are in stores now! Don’t wait to get your hands (or these plants) in the dirt.
