Dot Foods Charitable Committee: Thank you for your generous…read moredonation to Hamilton United Methodist Church. In these times of low attendance in our church, this donations helped greatly in providing meals to the people in our annual Chicken Pie Supper. Our mission is to provide a free will donation community suppers or carry-outs for not only in our community but to the surrounding areas. With your donation we were able to serve around 200 meals. Our supper included homemade chicken pie, mash potatoes with gravy, green beans, carrots, celery, cranberry sauce, homemade applesauce, rolls, butter, cookie bars and a drink. . Thanks again and God Bless You for what you are doing. Hamilton United Methodist Church United Women of Faith

From the owner: As the nation's first and largest food industry redistributor, Dot Foods' nine distribution centers…read moreserve all 50 states and over 25 countries. Family-owned and operated for more than 55 years, Dot takes pride in developing innovative solutions for manufacturers, distributors and operators.

Ok, so the hours aren't so weird; perhaps just wasn't used to the Sunday times.. However, the steak…read morecuts are poor. They seem to be trimmed to get the most cuts out of the meat rather than have nice thick cut steaks. The T-bones often look poorly cut with a poor filet/strip ratio. For a local grocery store, the Mt. Sterling IGA is all you could ask for, judging on a grand scale... just a bit below average in the meat selection. I would give an even 2.5 if I could, which is not to say that this place is bad.

Staff is very friendly and helpful. Products are about average for grocery stores for me…read more Definitely far from the worst. My favorites are the locally made products like the honey from Versailles and some jams etc too. So added an extra star since it's a small without many other alternatives and for the service and the honey etc.

I was wanting to buy a bottle of wine for a special dinner later in the evening, but was refused…read morebecause my 10 yo was with me. They requested a drivers license from her? Obviously she's too young to drink but wouldn't sell me the wine. I felt violated and accused of giving my daughter alcohol, and just disappointed this establishment behaved this way towards me.

If you want to wait 55 minutes for breakfast, eat here. If…read moreyou want to be charged $6.00 for a bowl of oatmeal, which came out as one packet of instant oatmeal prepared in water, eat here. If you order a sausage and tomato omelet, only to be told they ran out of tomatoes (they are a grocery store!!!!) eat here. Never again.

I just wanted to give a back shout out to a stand out employee at the Keokuk store. Her name is…read moreUlla. I have been a customer at this store for 20 years and having been in customer service for many many years I appreciate a stand out employee. She always has a smile on her face and demonstrates 5 star customer service every time I see her. You're very fortunate to have a staff member that exemplifies great customer service. Thanks for your time and give a big atta girl to Ulla.

Walmart Automotive is a fkn joke. What's the point of an appointment. An hour to change oil?read more

Finally got to go to the Jones Boy's Market and was NOT disappointed…read more This is a real family owned and operated market with a real meat department etc! BEST pulled pork I have ever had and their bratwurst is literally off the hook. It's only a 29 minute drive from most of Spfld and is definitely worth the drive.... even if it were an hour away, it would be worth the drive!! Definitely my #1 choice for friendly service!

Fantastic quality bratwurst from a family-owned place dating back to 1932…read more This place is a small town time capsule in the best way, it reminds me of when I was a kid, when we went to the corner grocery. When your foot hits the front stone step, it rests in a groove worn over the course of 80 years. That is a detail so interesting but no one would care about except me... So many of these original places are long gone, replaced by mega-chain stores. What they can't replace is the attention to detail and quality that a place like Jones Boys does very well. Apple brats. Never had a better bratwurst, and i've had dozens of different ones over the years. Grilled over indirect heat, they are perfect. English bangers are also very good as a mild breakfast sausage. They have a modest variety of grocery options, dry goods and necessities. Also of note are the dozen or so BBQ sauce varieties. Service is so helpful and friendly. I loved talking with the guy at the meat counter, who explained the history of the place, and it's growing popularity with foodie travelers abroad. Do yourself a favor and grab an assortment of brats for your next BBQ. CASH ONLY. There's an ATM at the Casey's gas station a couple blocks away.

Great place, excellent staff and a very clean and hygienic environment. The only downside is the…read morelack of cashiers. A good way to spread covid is to make the place congested and that's exactly what lowering cashiers does.

Just ordered breakfast to go. It was awful today! Biscuits were way over baked and had a funny…read moretaste and pancakes were burnt on one side. Called and told them to throw out the Biscuits and he said we bake them fresh every day. I said these are bad and you need new ones. He said welp I'm sorry. I said great response and hung up. Totally not edible! I want a refund but didn't seem an option and I didn't want to be more mean.