Stopped in on a whim and it was amazing. Small Italian market with a wide selection of shelf stable…read moreproducts, baked goods, and a deli. They also have house made frozen foods. The staff is very knowledgeable and helpful. The ambiance is an old corner market.

First time visitor, in search of a fresh, healthy lunch alternative to junk fast food etc. Tried…read morethe "World Famous Sammie" and it was exactly what I was looking for- a fresh, delicious, flavorful sandwich. Folks were friendly and helpful. Can't wait to try out some of their other offerings in a return visit!

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.

you will spend more time waiting in line at the self service checkout. Then you do in the store…read moreitself, even if you're buying two carts full of stuff, be prepared to wait because there's only one real cashier and half the self checkouts are always down and a poor person running the self checkouts always have a look like they're in need of trauma therapy The door greeters are always super sweet though and their automotive department, although grungy, is quick, efficient, and the workers are kind and seem to know what they're doing. Other than that, there is almost always stock pallets on the floor, there's never anyone in electronics (the one place I would actually need staff as what I need is locked behind a plexiglass case) and add in how dirty it feels in there, how disgusting the bathrooms are (I've walked into them twice and turned around and noped right back out), and the fact that any produce you buy will mold within 24 hours (seriously... you'll be lucky you get 24 hours. I start buying my produce at Aldi within a few months after I moved here, because anything I bought in the produce section went bad within 24 hours). None of what I've listed above. Is the reason I quit going there though. After all, I can get produce at Aldi and I can deal with a little grunge to save some money, but I cannot handle seeing people treat their staff like animals. And I've seen that in this store. I've actually seen a manager tear apart an associate, for more than five minutes, but less than 10, he just screamed at this kid, and the poor guy couldn't say anything back, because even when the manager yelled "answer me" and the kid started to, the manager just interrupted and continued yelling at him and pointing his fingers in the poor kids face, who looked like he was gonna cry because obviously everyone was watching (unfortunately, including me... which I feel awful about). Thankfully, shortly after I saw that manager chew up and spit out one of his workers on the floor,(tall, pudgy, bald, old guy, who kept wiping sweat off his face//head/beard with his hand and wiping it on his obviously unwashed clothes, associate he was chewing on, was more put together and looked more professional than the manager on the power trip, did! Not trying to be mean, but the manager looked very unclean, was wearing an ugly green cargo shirt that he had rolled the sleeves up on and had a tattoo of a skull with a knife or sword through it that was bleeding that covered his arm, and had on jeans with a hole in the back pocket, with what looked like a beige, vinyl/velcro belt that they make for preschoolers holding them on. So not only was he acting extremely unprofessional, and seemed like he was on a power trip because he's a Walmart manager, he looked extremely unprofessional as well. I was shocked when the sweet old man who was the door greeter on the grocery side entrance, told me he was a "coach" and when I asked where on the totem pole that was, for employees, he said just below GM. (yes this all happened in the very front of the store, and I saw it when I first came in. He was so loud and belligerent towards this poor kid that it immediately drew attention, so I asked the door greeter). He was just downright cruel to that poor kid who didn't deserve the dressing down he got. I don't even know what he did, but as long as it wasn't murder, he didn't deserve the dressing down. he got. That was my final straw with this store and why I will not go back. I was able to overlook everything wrong with it to get a cheaper price, but that was where I drew the line. Plus, it's nice to go to different places to get my groceries and household items where the Collinsville Police Department blotter isn't filled with nothing but calls to that store, to the point, there's almost always a cop car sitting outside of it, and they have personal security that Walmart has hired! (slight over exaggeration, about the police blotter, but only slight... as 85 to 90% of what calls they get are to the Collinsville Walmart). I'm giving it two stars because of the automotive department and the door greeters and they do deserve recognition for working as hard as they do against such odds. If I could review them separately, I would give them five stars and give the Collinsville Walmart supercenter as low as I could.

My grandson's birthday cake was lovely. I could tell the person who decorated the cake was…read moreconscientious and went the extra mile. What I really loved were the balloon ribbon strings for the balloons.

Everything is so fresh in your produce, and I never find anything else with a expiration date that…read moreis already passed on the shelf. They are on top of all of our products are very good people to shop by the extra mile to help out.

This is a very nice looking store. They have a nice deli and a good alcohol selection. It has a…read morehigher end vibe to it. However, since it's more or less a small local grocery store, the options are very limited. It's great for locals who need a few items, but it's not a great substitute for a large grocery store.

Love this Aldi location! It's a smaller one in the area but it's very organized and clean. They…read morecarry lots of other brands that are unique and I love the Aldi specialty brands as well. Large parking lot and easy cart access. This is mostly all self checkout besides 1 so there is not much service here but I prefer self checkout.

Best Grocery Store in Collinsville Illinois and the Cheapest prices. But Aldi's doesn't have…read moreeverything I need.

Great sales and prices to help with your budget! Prices are better than other stores in the area.read more

The first couple times I came there was no meat. I usually come in around 9 am and now no meat…read more Come on ruler keep the roast and steaks available.

Bought some sweet corn in October - it was awesome :) Great…read moreprice on peppers for canning. I called ahead & said I wanted 2 bushels of Roma tomatoes (was buying for canning tomato sauce, salsa, etc). I was told they were out picking them & to come after 2 p.m. to pick them up. After spending the money for all the ingredients & processing the 1st bushel into tomato sauce & salsa, I did a taste test of the salsa. It was horrible (no tomato flavor at all). So I cut & ate one of the Romas & it had no flavor. I may as well have gone to the grocery store & bought the tasteless things they sell for tomatoes there. Very, very disappointed & threw away the 2nd bushel. What a waste of time & money. Maybe if I had bought the regular slicing tomatoes I would have had better results?

Schnucks customer for years, but honestly their rewards program is pretty horrible. Upfront is…read moreok-you load the app, sign up for rewards, enter your phone number checking out and you get points to get $ rewards to apply against future purchases. But Schnucks makes it way too complicated to actually redeem the points. Can"t redeem in self checkout. Can't apply to certain purchases like alcohol. Have to sign into your app during checkout with a person, find my rewards (not intuitive at all), and hand your phone to the clerk to scan the barcode. Any basic process review identifies way better ways to do this. Makes me think Schnucks doesn't want me to redeem those points. Hmmm...

We live within ten minutes of the OFallon IL Schnucks and even though it is a full service grocery…read morestore it is great to pop in for something quick. The parking lot is large, well lit and clean. I enjoy running in and picking up a few things or especially like to get flowers for my wife. I recently got some white hydrangeas that were gorgeous and surprised my wife. I was surprised the next morning when a double bunch was completely wilted. I returned with a photo of the flowers and evidence of the charges and the store replaced both bunches without question. Two Thumbs Up for Schnucks!