Who knew that I needed chicken salad with cranberries and almonds in it? Aldi did! I just…read morediscovered this last week and I'm low-key obsessed. I do the bulk of my shopping elsewhere, but like everybody else, especially in this economy, I love getting a great deal. It's not just off-brands at Aldi; you can get a lot of name brands, too, at a much lower cost than other chain grocery stores. It's always clean here. The aisles are wide and the employees are friendly. I usually go for the self-check. Be sure to look out for the frozen roasted vegetable flatbread also! Delicious!

Update to my review:…read more Private parking lot. This is a busy location. Well lit and clean and clear of clutter. Aldi has become a very popular asset to the grocery chain and definitely in the competitive market. With that being said the prices have definitely increased but you will definitely find items to fit your budget needs . The diversity of items in the store now it can definitely be a one stop shop if need be. Fruits and vegetables look fresh. Pantry , dairy, meats and freezer items are shelved neatly. Breads and desserts are plentiful. Liquor department is on the rise. Great competition with diversity of choices. Wines, beer, ipa, ciders etc. Aldi finds are priced more but the product choices are well worth the money, from food to home decor to electronics, it's well worth the browse. No complaints at all , this franchise is great to any community for budget friendly incomes.

Nice newer store with better floor tiles than most of the Aldi that I have shopped (I was a…read morecontractor) The place is well laid out for a strip-mall store... Maybe they received more square feet because it was offered. The normal Aldi favorites seemed to be here. My quick visit with a quick walk-through of the "Aldi finds" didn't make me want anything. However, I was glad to find my wraps in the bread area. The workers were all busy stocking or one checking-out so I just used the self-checkout.

We frequent this ALDI. It's conveniently located, newer, and usually stays stocked with items. The…read moreprices on berries and grapes are usually cheaper then Schnucks, Dierbergs, and TJs so we tend to get that stuff here. They have home decor items and also offer grocery pick-up. All the staff that I have interacted with has been helpful and polite. We recently purchased a 4-Ft blow-up yard pumpkin for Halloween and it only cost $12!

This is a very nice ALDI location. Definitely new. Sparking clean, well-stocked, and extremely…read morefriendly staff! Everyone we dealt with was very friendly and the deals here are insane. Definitely the cheapest mainstream grocery store out there. I also appreciate that they're environment conscious (no plastic bags) and don't use artificial dyes/flavors in their stuff.

This Aldi is really nice! I work out across the street, so it's super convenient to do my grocery…read moreshopping on my way home. I've been a couple of times and each time has been pleasant: well stocked, clean, helpful staff, and plenty of room to browse the aisles. Aldi doesn't always have everything you need, which is part of going to Aldi- you know that going in. The prices are low and affordable which is really nice on the wallet. They have a solid produce selection, wine selection, and frozen selection. I also love their aisle of Aldi finds- I found my newest colander there. Majority of the registers are self check out, but they do have traditional options as well.

Stopped into this Schnucks and had a really solid experience. The store is clean, well-stocked, and…read moreorganized in a way that actually makes sense (which is not always the case at every grocery store). I appreciated how easy it was to find everything I needed without wandering around forever. The produce section is fresh and full, and the meat department is consistently reliable here. Cashiers and staff were friendly and helpful -- one of the employees even pointed me to a sale I didn't know about, which was a nice touch. You can tell the team here takes pride in how the store looks and runs. Also want to mention the parking lot is set up well and never feels chaotic, which makes quick trips in and out easy. Overall, this location is dependable and just runs smoothly. Definitely my go-to Schnucks in the area.

Schnucks Arsenal is less a grocery store and more a social experiment--where the old-school charm…read moreof The Hill collides head-on with the eclectic energy of Tower Grove South. The people-watching here is chef's kiss. You'll see everything from a nonna in pearls picking the perfect tomato to someone in pajama pants and a beanie debating oat milk brands. The staff? Genuinely great folks, even if their focus sometimes wanders like they're starring in their own indie film. You'll get your groceries, and probably a side of friendly chit-chat about the weather, sports, or whatever just happened in aisle five. But here's the thing--Schnucks corporate, if you're listening, this store is a gem. It just needs a little polish. Give it the shine it deserves, because the location and the cast of characters that pass through these doors are pure St. Louis gold. Bottom line: Come for the groceries, stay for the free live theater.

This spot feels less like a full grocery store and more like an elevated convenience store. The…read moreselection is fairly limited. it covers the basics well enough when you just need a few items quickly. Service has been consistently transactional across a couple of visits. Staff are present and get the job done, but don't expect much in terms of engagement or assistance. Overall, it serves its purpose in a pinch. With little to no real competition nearby, it clearly benefits from a bit of a captive audience. Not a destination, but convenient when you don't have better options.

Bourgeois supermarket, with some of the most expensive groceries I've ever seen. Next to the Chase…read morePark Royal Sonesta Hotel and serving an upper class neighborhood so the prices are actually commensurate with the high end quality. The baked goods are very dear both in cost and taste. I got some of the best lemon pound cake to celebrate freedom of speech. I felt old because the cashier didn't know what a post card is but I found some nearby at Left Bank Books and besides I am old.

Even though this store is jam packed every time I go, they always have plenty of cashiers so you…read morenever have to wait long. I love how fresh the produce is and the variety of products available. Some employees are more engaging than others, but I've never had a bad experience so will be coming back here often.

I always love coming to Trader Joe's. This one is located in the Brentwood Promenade. Parking can…read morebe little crazy, but it's worth it just to come to Trader Joes. I came in to buy flowers but ended up leaving with Salmon Burgers, Elote Street corn flavoured tortilla chips and chocolate chunk cookies (Yum)!!! Their flowers are always so fresh and pretty, and always makes me want to buy them all. Their produce and meat is always fresh. They are always well stocked with goodies. Their prices are unbeatable. The layout of the store is easy on the eyes, and always clean.They always have amazing and friendly staff that's always willing to help and make small talk with you. You can never go wrong with making a trip to Trader Joe's. I guarantee that you will walk out with something!

Jay's international market is the go-to place in S City to buy many international foods and produce…read morethat you're looking for. I have been there several times for produce, European foods, and international snacks. I like that the store is laid out by country, which makes it so much easier to find what I'm looking for. Some of the male workers that I have encountered have always been really helpful in helping me find what I'm looking for or some type of substitute.

My wife and I were in St. Louis visiting friends, and we had some time while waiting for a…read morenight-time baseball game, to they took us to an Asian grocery store that they frequent. It's marketed as International Food, but found most of the product was Far East/South East Asia based. I did my typical thing of wandering the aisles, taking pictures for a review, when I was stopped by a severe looking woman/employee who had been following me, demanding 'What are you doing?'....'Taking pictures?'...'We don't allow that here'....'I didn't know'...'You do now'. I didn't see any signs prohibiting it though, but of course I stopped. Definitely nipped in the bud my enthusiasm for this place. My wife did end up buying supplies to make shanghai-style lumpia (spring roll wrappers and various sauces) along with ube jam to make cookies. So a worthwhile trip overall.

Fabulous smaller grocery store stocked to the brim with restaurant sized items. Clean with super…read morefriendly employees. Amazing choices of authentic meats.

Well, well, well! Costco and Sam's ain't got nothing on Gordon's. They have everything in bulk…read moreand I do mean everything! From seasonings to sternos to ice cream to pancake mix. First time I went with hubby. Next time I went alone and walked down each and every glorious aisle! lol. This is my new go to store for Grill to Glory