Awesome little place in an out of the way corner of Carlyle. The food was delicious and fresh! Try…read moretheir hot sauce if you like it hot. It was amazing!!

Here is a true hidden Gem in Carlyle. Ignore the Grocery Store and Bakery ruse. This joint is all…read morerestaurant, and much larger than the storefront looks. It has it all; good food, good Margaritas, good service and good prices. Try it...you'll like it!

This Walmart is literally the most conventional Walmart ive ever been to, its every well suited for…read morea town and for the nearby Carlyle lake which is perfect, everyone there is nice to you and so are the people that shop there, I always stop there before I go fishing for the day

They don't care about people with disabilities. They expect you to do your own check out and bag…read moreyour own groceries. It's so bad. Iga 100 percent better

I love this store. It is so worth the drive from my home in Godfrey…read more The produce department, just blows my mind. The variety and freshness of all the vegetables and fruits is huge. I can find unique items that you do not see at other grocers. I am wanting to eat healthier this year and this department is helping me achieve that goal. Another department that I enjoy is the, Deli and Prepared Foods. I have ordered from the prepared foods department for many of my parties. It makes life so much easier and everyone loves the appetizers. The butcher/meat department is as impressive as the produce. Also, the Dierbergs label is just as good as a name brand and it helps you save money on your total bill. If you're a drinker, the liquor department is a mini liquor store located inside a grocery store. The variety of wine and beer is huge. If you over drink and do something stupid, you can use Dierbergs florist to help get yourself out of trouble. The staff on the floor are helpful when I cannot find what I am looking for and the cashiers are friendly and move the lines quickly. Reminder: The store is in Edwardsville, so take your own bags, otherwise you'll be paying 10¢ a bag.

"Stick to the knitting" is the phrase that comes to mind. I believe it's a chapter title in an old…read morebook by Peters & Waterman called "In Search of Excellence." It summarizes their advice to businesses that have diversified so much that they've diminished the value they once provided in their most basic services. Here's why the phrase comes to mind in reference to D-Edwardsville. Years ago when it opened, it became my first-choice grocer, a moderately expensive but close-to-home alternative to specialty grocers in St. Louis. We could find nearly everything we really needed there, including gluten-free items. I was particularly happy that the fish counter offered fresh and previously frozen items that were as good as those I picked up 30 - 40 miles away. In recent months, I've been less enthused to shop at D-Edwardsville. Whereas the traffic flow of the east end used to draw attention of the shopper toward produce, deli, fish, and meat, now attention is drawn just as much toward the prominent placement of an expanded and generally high-priced wine-liquor section. The produce selection rarely seems as good as Schnuck's or Walmart. And the fish counter that I used to love is now a place I avoid, especially after some bad fish purchased during the yearend holidays. So bad that citrus juice and even alcohol rinse (with sake) could not save it. I imagine Edwardsville grocery competition is stiff these days, and D has a difficult challenge retaining market share and making a profit. I sympathize with the dilemma, but from my perspective, more alcohol or a phone app with coupons won't make much of a difference. In my opinion, flawed as it may be, I'll be muttering quietly as I roll my cart out the door, "Stick to the knitting.

Good small grocery store a little bit of everything not a lot of anything. But they've got most…read moreeverything.

We saw this store when we drove through town and just had to stop. We've seen a lot of Krogers but,…read morenever one this small. It is just the right size for a small town like Nashville I can see how everyone would want to shop there as they offer most anything a person would need in the way of groceries. It is so cute Kroger should really do some advertising about it. It's a real hidden gem.

Wow, this place is incredible!…read more I spend a lot of time in the area at a little vacation home, and I am so mad that I've been going to the crappy town IGA instead of this place for so long. We go through a fair amount of produce each week, so when I heard about Wayne's I decided to give it a try - hoping for both better prices and better quality. I was totally blown away! It's incredibly well-kept and well-organized, and they have a ton of items that IGA doesn't. My favorite part is the "value bags" they have available - for just $19.95, you get a reusable tote bag filed with all types of fruits and vegetables. Check out the photo I uploaded... you won't believe how much I actually got for the price! It made us try new things we don't always eat, too. They also have a butcher attached, fresh local eggs, dairy, and more. One thing to note: if you're using a credit card, it does have to be for over $15. I'm so happy to have found this place and I look forward to stopping by as much as I can!

Good local market for fresh produce, an excellent butcher, and good deli meats/cheeses. Staff are…read morefriendly. In the spring, they sell annual flowers and pumpkins in the fall. Wayne's is my go to market.

I usually love shopping @ Schnucks but I when I tell you one employee in particular is absolutely…read moredisrespectful and rude the way she hovers 2 feet away if that at self checkout. This is totally uncalled for, if you are that worried about someone stealing or not scanning something then by all means run a register because I'm tired of fighting getting the bags apart and still waiting on my W2 for years of working self checkout! Taking business elsewhere

From the owner: Founded in St. Louis in 1939, Schnuck Markets, Inc. is a family-owned grocery retailer committed to…read morenourishing people's lives. Schnucks operates 112 stores, serving customers in Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin and employs 12,000 teammates.

Needed an item in a locked cabinet..really, now highland has locked items...then, couldn't find…read moreanyone, finally after walking all over the store, talked to an associate, told me to go to customer serv, what, they couldnt have called someone? Heyy walmart how about a bell by those locked up items. Annoying! Then, waited in check out lines, tons of people and they wouldn't bring up any more checkers. Ridiculous! If forced to use self checkout, will leave my items sitting in the cart and walk out and then boycott the business.

9pm on a Saturday and they are refusing to open any registers. the line is huge. self checkout was…read moreto much for them to do. turning away money. Bad employee? or Bad management

It's close and convenient to where I work. Sometimes I can find odds and end food items here…read more Although they are higher on prices on some things. It's best to watch for deals in the app, love how they get festive. Never crazy busy in the morning on my way to work. It's located by crazybowls and other stores near by like Target and crumbl cookie. They also have an ups store located inside that you can use to ship items.

Good personnel and food selection. I like that the produce is presented in such a way that I can…read morepick and choose the particular pieces of produce that I want, rather than having to purchase a prepackaged bag that has many items in it. (Often more that require and much of it goes bad before it is eaten.