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Default Thanks for Penzey's advice

In article >,
"gloria.p" > wrote:

> We went from no Penzeys to two of them, one way north of Denver, one way
> south, probably equidistant from our house. They seem to like to open
> in "old town" areas if those and others I have been to (Minnesota,
> Conncecticut) are any example. (E.G. From what I have seen, I doubt he
> would open in a new, suburban strip mall storefront if he could avoid
> it.)


The one nearest me (Lakeville) is in a strip mall, the other two in
Meen-ah-soh-ta are in the city ‹ I don't know what "old town" means.
The one in Minneapolis is in the heart of Yuppiedom and the one in St.
Paul is on St. Paul's Grand Avenue, a mix of retail and residential.
The Lakeville location used to be in Savage ‹ in a strip mall there,
too. I never could figure out what the heck they were doing there
except that the rent must've been reasonable. They were there for only
a couple years, I think.

> As far as the staff, they are really WONDERFUL, friendly helpful,
> interested in what you are going to use the spice for, not pushy, etc.
> It's worth the trip just for the experience.


Agreed.

>
> gloria p



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