The best produce I've ever had. The staff is courteous and very helpful and friendly. I've been…read morebuying from them for years and follow them from location to location. When they close for winter, I'm at a loss for where to go to get produce as fresh as there

I ran across this produce market while driving south on Wornall. I pulled in to take a browse and…read morefound they had some fresh fruit, veggies, local honey, and bbq sauce. The prices seems to be doubled from the stores but the fruit and veggies are fresh and tasty. There was one bag of Ranier Cherries left and I snagged them up! They were juicy and sweet, but so darn expensive. I asked about the price of their (seedless) watermelon and was told it would be around $10-$12 dollars. Now, this is the same size that you'd find in your local grocery store AND it had the #4032 store code sticker attached to each melon. Hmmmm! This 16oz local honey that I purchased for $11 better give me a pick me up! The owner and employees are very friendly. You don't have to ask for help, they automatically pick up your box and take it to your car, after checkout. I believe this is the same guy that used to sit in the front lot of the Price Chipper on 103rd, between State Line & Holmes. Will I return? Probably but I would get as much as I did the first time.

Dirty, dirty, dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty dirty!!!…read moreTheir frozen meat is old. Very very old. We had to throw it away after it was defrosted. Disgusting

I have had the brisket sandwich many times and it is always very good. I recently tried the Philly…read moresteak sandwich and it was also very good.

Ordered a large cheese board for my girlfriend's birthday get together and it was a big hit. Looked…read moregreat and had the perfect combination of delicious meats, cheeses, and fruits. Never would have thought to use the Raspberry Jalapeno Jam on brie but it was amazing! We will definitely be ordering another cheese board in the future!

Bought peaches, nectarines, onion and tomatoes. Got home and the peaches were rotted and mushy…read more Nectarines had grocery store tags and were twice the price of the grocery store nearby. Most likely will not make that mistake again.

Best produce I have ever seen or had. Everything was beautifully arranged, yummy samples offered…read moreand made some amazing salsa with my produce. Highly recommend.

Came in to TJ's on a lunch break. Experienced a little lunch rush but was able to get through the…read morestore comfortably. It was the first time I noticed how small the aisles are. Everything Trader Joe's is so great from food to flowers! They even had some sampling going on during the visit. The cashiers are always kind, authentic and they do their job well!

I have to say that my first visit to Trader Joe's was delightful and I'm puzzled as to why I hadn't…read morevisited sooner, given its potential to become my top food store. One thing that struck me right away was the store's busy atmosphere. I'm not sure if Saturdays are always this hectic, but I'll likely have to plan my visits another days, as Saturdays might not be the best fit. As we just looked around to see what they have, I do know what aisle is my favorite and I will be making sure that's the first aisle I go to when we return.The flowers,sweets ,pizza, wine, cheese sections are a few of my favorites. Two locations 8600 Ward Parkway Mo 119th Leawood, Ks With the new location coming soon to Merriam,Ks Shawnee Mission Parkway Hours are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Sunday 8 AM to 9 PM

Picked up some flowers. Lots of herbs, veggie and butchers. I was looking for some herbs for…read moreplanting- specifically lemongrass. No such luck. It was rainy so at least they didn't close. There was a acai bowl food truck there... hopefully they'll have more stuff next week. The vendors there were awesome. I just wish there were more. Maybe fresh honey? And more plants that you can plant!

This organic farmers' market has shifted locations during Covid, just up the street in a church…read moreparking lot. In my opinion, this temporary location is even better than the original as it's very easy to access and right along the Trolley Trail. You'll find a lot of summer staples here, mostly veggies when we went like: tomatoes, garlic, sprouts, garlic, honey, jams, and green beans. A lot of the vendors have the same things, which is fair because it's what grows in season. All of it is a little pricey, but supports local farmers which is worth it. In normal times, I prefer the OP market because that market has SO many things, including food trucks, coffee, breads, meat, etc. This one is much more sparse, and when my hangry toddler needed food we had to convince her of the deliciousness of broccoli sprouts (kinda worked, by the way). I've seen some select weekends jogging by that there are acai bowls and other goodies, but we missed out on our latest visit. Either way, a nice little market to visit on Saturdays in Brookside!

I've never been to a price chopper before so had to scope it out. Seems decent enough. We don't…read morehave these in Omaha so not sure what else I can say??

I'm updating my review of this PriceChopper because I've become a returning customer of the deli…read morebar, where I've been treated like a king. The special hot meal options here are great values: just over $10 for the chicken tenders (or fried fish or chicken) and 2 sides (I recommend the mashed potatoes) are very tasty and make a great takeout option. The salad bar: @$9/lb. it's nearly always well-stocked and fresh, with a wide variety of options and half a dozen dressings. But the BEST thing about the deli bar here is that it's staffed by two truly exceptional people: Dee and/or Jerry. They're personable and strive to ensure that we (their customers) get what we want. They tailor the servings to order with ease and skill, too. If you prefer to dine in, the ambiance is nothing to write home about. But I enjoy getting a good hot meal and maybe a salad that I select for takeout to enjoy in front of the TV news or whatever is on at the time. The deli bar is open until seven or eight p.m. I suggest calling and ordering ahead for large orders or catering. The other thing I like that led me to writing a 5-star review is the location. Just NW of 85th St. on Wornall Road. Technically, I don't think it's Waldo; it's a mile south. For me, it's Santa Fe Hills | Christ the King catholic parish. The hot food is seasoned well. It's 4-6 different side items every day, and I prefer the collards minus the bacon bits; it's tasty either way. I cannot say enough about the mashed potatoes (other than I want the recipe). This is a super-busy grocery market. Inexplicably, the deli bar is rarely busy, even when the produce department next to it is buzzing with shoppers. Hence this review to stimulate others to JUST TRY IT. I think of the $18-20 meal options nearby, and this is comparable food in hearty portions for $10 and change. Easy decision for me to return! Please say hi to Dee or Jerry and let them know you read about their deli bar on Yelp! Thanks. You won't regret it.

The BEST peanut brittle and fudge I've had in a long time! I dream about the brittle, let me tell…read moreyou. And the fudge is hard to distinguish flavor, some kinda taste the same as others, but it's lucky that they all taste super delish!

I have pass by Laura Little's Candy Kitchen chocolate shop multiple times on my way coming back…read morefrom my eye doctor so today I chose to stop. Walking up to the entrance was very inviting with the Easter decorations and flowers as I enter the building I could smell this sweet smell of chocolate Laura's Little's Candy kitchen in Prairie Village on 2100 W. 75th St. is a long standing family owned Candy store since 1970 and is known for its old-fashion homemade fudge. Laura Littles, candy, kitchen, offers, popcorn, mini flavors of fudge, a lot of varieties of cookies, candy made dark chocolate or milk, chocolate , cookies and had some novelty items also to buy. As the store was ready for Easter, it had a wide range of Easter items. So if you're looking for some sweet treats and are indeed of Easter items stop by and see what they have to offer get you an ice cream or some chocolate candy. The service was wonderful as I walked in. I was greeted and asked if I needed in any help.

This is a nice neighborhood grocery store. They have all the staple items you'd expect, the staff…read moreis always friendly, and it's easy enough to navigate. Recently they added on a wing around their deli, and it looks a little more suburban than the area but not a total eyesore. I often feel you can judge a grocery store by their produce quality, and here it's always pretty good if not a bit more expensive than other stores. They also have a nice bakery area, beer & wine, and all the candy my girls could ever want to find. Not a place I do my weekly shopping but absolutely fantastic for popping in for a quick thing here or there.

I'm a fan of this neighborhood grocery store, nestled in charming Brookside. It has been around now…read morefor a long time, long enough to really become a staple of the area, and it feels the same to me walking in now as it did when I lived in the neighborhood about twelve years ago. Back when I worked down the street from here, and lived nearby, I used to pop in here frequently for beer, wine, and to indulge in their great salad bar. I don't often find myself grocery shopping in this part of town any longer, but when I do I always notice that they still have a great selection of local items, including beer and wine. AND, they still rock a great salad bar. I popped in here most recently thinking I might try one of the waldo take and bake pizzas that I'd heard were rumoured to be available, and was a bit sad that I would have to get thin crust to get any meats on a 'za. Definitely not Cosentino's fault, but that would be an improvement as I'm not a waldo thin crust fan. At any rate, I think you'll find most of what you need here at a somewhat reasonable price. I'd put prices somewhere in between whole foods and price chopper. While you might pay a little more than going down the street to Price Chopper, you'll find a cleaner shop, and tons more local options, which I always enjoy. Now that I live a little bit further out I find visiting this grocery store to be a bit nostalgic, and I enjoy seeing what little treasures I can find if I find myself here.