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VK Caribbean Groceries Brings Authentic Jamaican Flare to St. Cloud’s East Side

Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI
Jake Judd
Nov 11, 2024 | 4:40 PM
Experience Downtown St. Cloud

(KNSI) – A new grocery store with a Jamaican jerk flare serves people on St. Cloud’s east side.

VK Caribbean Groceries recently opened its second location at 425 East St. Germain Street, Suite 102. The family-owned business was started in Brainerd by Veron and Kimberly in May 2023.

They offer various authentic Caribbean products, including the famous jerk seasoning, mountain peak coffee, Caribbean snacks, beverages, and more. They cater to the Caribbean community and a wider audience with authentic Caribbean products and share recipes, cooking tips, and apparel online.

The store is open Monday through Saturday and closed on Sunday.

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