Roger's Produce is a gem. No, it's not fancy, and it's definitely not in pristine shape either…read more However, if you want to support a family owned business instead of giving overpriced grocery stores your money, this is the place to do it. I feel better going here than Kirkwood Farmer's Market because it's lesser known and the prices are cheaper. Don't get me wrong, I love both, but Roger's is cheaper and sometimes has even better looking vegetables. They have a pretty good selection of pumpkins; most are uniquely shaped/colored. Nice spot!

Cute little side stop for good quality, affordable produce. Convenient location so you can stock…read moreup while running other errands. Parking in the lot can be a bit tight but there's plenty of street parking around. Shop local!

Bosnian ethnic butcher and market located in South County. The meat was fresh and there were some…read moreofferings that would not be available at the major supermarkets nearby. Friendly staff willing to answer questions. Selections of coffees, teas, chocolates and cookies for those who wish to stop in and check out this cute store.

It being easy to place meat orders by phone. I contacted Mr Eso, owner of Lamar Meat company…read more Ceco

I have really become such a fan of Aldi over the years! During the holidays, they always have such…read moregreat items for home decor or gift giving and the snacks and chocolates are perfect for a little holiday party! I went here about a week ago and spent a ton of time in their "fun aisle" as I call it and I picked up some really great holiday decor! A cookie jar, some holiday themed serving plates, a gingerbread candle and so much more! Yes, I also picked up some produce, snacks, baking supplies, milk and eggs while I was out so this trip was totally a good one! I was not even paying attention to how full my cart was until it was time to check out. Luckily, they also have a self check out now, so no one else needed to see all the stuff I purchased. It was just between me and the computer/video monitoring system.

I came during an off peak time. I headed right to the Aisle of Deals, in search of possible gifts…read more The deals were well stocked today and popping! I spent over an hour there today, and it was a hit on my bank account, but I felt good since I got some gifts. I was pleasantly surprised at all that I found today. Then of course I picked up a few groceries too. There were stockers filling holes in where things were emptied. Even though there were not a ton of people shopping then, people were pleasant to each other. There was definitely a Christmas feel in the air!

The Arnold Farmer's Market just keeps growing and growing. About 45 vendors today with a wide…read morevariety of vegetables, meats, honeys, art, breakfast, tacos, etc. Worth the trip and a nice atmosphere!

Let me start off with things I like about this market. It's not as big as other markets, so you…read moredon't have to carry heavy bags while making sure you see everything! I think the vendors are genuinely friendly and want to make all customers happy! I even like the variety of vendors - today i saw someone selling woodworking items, there were jewelry vendors, delicious looking baked goods, farm fresh eggs, and a few selling produce. There was coffee, breakfast burritos, and was it all ever so tempting! There was a strawberry festival ending just as I came in, I'm sorry I missed the fun! It truly pains me to say what I don't love about this market. Nothing makes me happier than visiting a great farmers market! Here is what I don't like - the parking lot and walking path is horrible. The lot (both sides) was muddy and the path wasn't just muddy, but uneven. Of course it isn't the Markets fault that it rained yesterday, but I was worried that I might slip on the mud if I didn't walk carefully. The path to walk toward the vendors was muddy and full of rocks that created an uneven surface. All this means is that this isn't my favorite market in the area, but of course, when the weather has been dry, I'll definitely visit again on a Saturday!

The foodie in me is so glad this Asian supermarket exists!! I've come across a wide variety of…read moreAsian foods and goods in this store. They sell Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, and goods from other Asian countries. I've recently found fresh and dry Asian noodles at the store for a cheap price, which cost 2-3x more money in other chain supermarkets like Walmart and Target, HUGE plus for World Market. What really took me off guard and surprised me was that they also make fresh and sell various boba tea and bubble waffles with and without ice cream.

Crying in HMart? Impossible in STL given that there isn't one here (@HMart I am begging you to open…read morehere), but World Market or Cho Quoc Te is a close alternative. Vietnamese/Asian supermarkets are very nostalgic to me from being the number one childhood activity with my mother, and World Market did not disappoint. Every bit of it screamed home to me, from the lingering smell of raw fish and plethora of seasonings to the 7356495 brands for the same jarred goods to the overfilled carts of every mom's meal prep for a family of 4+ for an entire week. The grocery store itself is about smaller to medium-sized and produce seemed okay. What was really fantastic about it was that it had a lot of other businesses incorporated inside of it -- a pharmacy, to-go food on the ready, a dessert bar, etc. I especially loved the premade meals, and they had great variety. Some notable mentions from picking up an assortment of things -- the pandan soymilk was solid; the che khoai mon (taro pudding) was good; the che banh lot (pandan and coconut milk starch pudding) was also good, and I appreciated that it was just banh lot with no extra accouterments; the pate chaud was surprisingly really good (not too peppery or salty, just perfectly buttery and flakey with the right amount of flavor). In addition to not having to hit triple digits for a small grocery run (which seems to be the case everywhere else), it was really nice having so many things available. I'll definitely be back here more often to try more of their premade dishes and for the serotonin.

Move Alert. From Kingshighway to Hampton…read more St. Louis Juice Press is such a great local business within our community. The owners, with their genuine sweetness, make the experience even better. These juices are made fresh daily keeping with the commitment of preserving the integrity of the ingredients. Each juice is cold-pressed and bottled immediately, ensuring maximum retention of enzymes and nutrients. The menu, ever-adapting to availability of produce, are consistently fresh, flavorful, and free from preservatives or additives. Drinking these juices isn't just about quenching your thirst. It's about nourishing your body with vitamins and minerals in their purest, most readily absorbable form. For those looking to incorporate more fruits and vegetables into their diet effortlessly, here is your spot.

Great fresh pressed juices! Love the flavor combos with the health forward blends…read more The staff is so helpful and they will lead you to great options. I had to get the juice cup swag! This is a great stop when you want a healthy sip on the go! They have cleanse menus too!

This was my 1st visit since the grand opening. Love this spot! It will likely become my local go…read moreto! Prices are ALDI great! Store is new, clean, and has nice wide aisles. I love that it has items besides groceries (I snagged a couple last minute holiday gifts)! It also has an efficient self check out space, along with some employee staffed lanes. There was a wide selection of great looking produce, bakery/breads, pantry, dairy, meat, household, etc... and wine for those who are interested! This is a wonderful addition to th area!

It is so nice having an Aldi closer to our house. Its nice inside as well, kept clean. I feel like…read morethis one keeps their shelves stocked, I never have a problem when I'm looking for something specific. Most of the food products stay fresh except I've had a few times where the bananas got old fast.

Story of my weekend, stopping in close to closing but I had to have my Freshe tuna and they are the…read moreonly place I know that carry it. A new flavor! Siracha. I picked that up as well as the Aztec Ensalada and Provence Nicoise. They are so good, can't wait to try the Thai Siracha. There were several other people shopping but I wanted to head out instead of moseying through the aisles looking at all the great local and unique items. Checkout is a breeze, don't forget your rewards! No bag and no receipt by design.

I found out Local Harvest does a farm box and now we're there every other Sunday. They also have a…read more10% discount on everything else on days you pick up your box. For the box - wow, we get an awesome selection of produce and other goods and for the quality, it's totally worth it. We've loved having the challenge of some unique items we would never buy otherwise too. It's been such a cool addition to our grocery items. The store itself is very cute, I'm from the Bay Area and it reminds me of a cool little Berkeley bodega. We loved the herb/veggie plants this spring, love the fresh, local produce (great mushrooms!!!), and local milk! They have such cool, unique ingredients and have really leveled up our cooking. We love buying local, and love that they also support all local vendors. Such a fantastic business.