I've purchased a pretty boutique clothing rack in the past, I recently have the need to use a…read morerolling rack to store clothing items, I was so pleased to find a collapsible 2 sided version and a rack for the top. I'm writing this review as I received my shipment super fast and can now forge forward with packing up my belongings in a neat and orderly fashion.

Update from a bad review ages ago: I had an issue with my…read moreorder, but after leaving a review here, I was contacted by management. Issue was resolved and I received a replacement that was usable.

Great staff. Daniel and Kathy have helped me a few times when I come in…read more The door greeters are kind too! When you leave same happy employees willing to be helpful!

I saw on YouTube the Costco head butchers in the meat department and they will slice the meat for…read moreyou like they do at my local neighborhood, Schnucks in University City. I was greeted at the Costco and informed that he had been working there 20 years and has never heard of a Costco butcher slicing already packaged meat. This was later confirmed when I went to the meat department and was told by two people packing the five dollar cooked chickens. They explained ,No the butchers do not slice meat, that's already packaged. Unfortunately, the actual butcher was not available.

Skif International is an amazing place that I just happened upon today while in The Hill. The…read moreunassuming exterior hides a dynamic artistic space inside that is both a wholesale, retail open to the public, art studio and design center all in one. The main space is for Skif, the knitted clothing that was made famous in The Matrix. The designer calls St. Louis home, and is always coming up with new designs. She created an interesting art space that allows her friends to come and sell their work. There is the Red Wagon area run by Julie that sells coffee and jewelry, a corner that sells interesting old wooden pieces off of buildings and what not and a sculpture area. Everyone here is nice and creative. While they are wholesale, they are also open to the public. The space is green, and the environment is important to them. You should definitely come and check them out.

Amazing sweaters and coordinating items. Totally unique and I receive tons of compliments. The…read moreother designers in the same space are pretty awesome too.

I have ordered from "Laura & Ron" for many years for Saint Joseph' Catholic Church in Bonne Terre,…read moreMissouri, service is great and prices in line as well. Calling them today at 9 a.m. with another order. Sincerely, Char G. Bookkeeper

The lady I spoke to, Laura I'm assuming, was wonderful and kind. No complaints. Unfortunately, I…read morecan't say the same about the store. Like another reviewer said, the shop interior is quite dusty. The blocks of melt and pour along the shelves had gone sticky from humidity and exposure. I also believe the fragrances were cut, if not old and faded. Most every product is at least 30-60% more expensive than online retailers like Bulk Apothecary or WSP. I'm all for shopping local whenever possible, but I can't justify paying nearly double for old, dirty stock. The convenience just isn't worth it. Not when you can order online and get my supplies in 4-7 days. It sucks to say considering how sweet the proprietor was, but the store is in desperate need of a refresh before I even think of recommending it to anyone. There's a reason why most of the positive reviews are from a decade ago.

Recommend: EVERYTHING! Esp the Face Masks (Turmeric Rosehip Brightening | Coffee Yogurt Firming |…read moreOatmeal Honey Soothing | Face Plant Cleansing) Bath bombs, bar soaps, face masks, tie-dye candles, bougie hand sanitizer, body & face lotions, salves, spritz's + beard oils & goodies for all genders! Locally sourced, hand-picked crystals & crystal necklaces, tie-dye clothing & masks - so much incredible artisanal amazingness! Even CBD bath bombs & soap for extra relaxation. It will be a real practice this gift-giving season to actually be able to part with any of the amazing products I purchase... we'll see!! I felt totally at home & inspired by the combination of rock n roll/earthy/artsy vibes the showroom exudes! For lack of a better word, it is just so COOL in there with a big claw foot steel bathtub in the entry filled with super creatively named & fragranced bath bombs, cool music playing & beautiful smells coming from the awesome staff in the back creating these gorgeous, one-of-a-kind products (comparable to LUSH, but with cleaner ingredients from what I understand & much more interesting, beautiful flavors!!) Side note: herbalist on staff! These products are more than just great smells, their healing power is totally legit. I esp love the "Magic Neem" bar soap for my fickle face skin. It's gentle & doesn't strip my face's natural oils. So great! Thank you!!! Xo!

Pro: this Fresh Baked Bread candle will actually make your house smell like fresh baked bread…read more Con: after paying $35 for said fancy candle, they refuse to let you use their bathroom. This place has some great scented candles, which I'm totally ok paying top dollar for, but making a guy walk across the street to Schnucks to pee is just not right. What year is it anyway?

Product not backed up by the seller, Forshaw. They installed faulty kitchen products and refused…read moreto make the changes to make their sale to us right. Completely disappointed in this entire process. Do not buy products from Forshaw.

zero customer service. not helpful at all. didn't get the guys name but there was also a sour…read morefaced woman behind the counter too.

With your fuel price subsidized by membership fees, Costco is usually the cheapest gas around and…read moretoday was no different. There are lots of options for fuel in Saint Louis and why should I pay more? Easy to line up here with plenty of pumps. Costco is all about getting people in and out quickly, so there isn't a restroom at the gas pump area and they don't have squeegees here. Scan your membership card, scan your payment and start fueling. What most folks don't understand is that you can line up on either side unless you have a really tall vehicle. The pump hoses will stretch across to either side of your car. [Review 1450 of 2025 - 457 in Missouri - 25003 overall]

Our go to Costco location. Always enjoy our trip to Costco, but the store is getting more and more…read morecrowded every time I go and unfortunately rarely have the opportunity to go during the Executive Member hours. Going to have to try to make a point to at least get there on the weekends for the hours. Also, ran out of rotisserie chickens before I had a chance to snag one.

My favorite store in my hometown closed years ago. A little eclectic shop just like this. When…read moreplanning my trip to St. Louis, I decided to google Fair Trade St. Louis, and this place came up. I don't know if it's a good or bad thing that it did. I met my St. Louis BFF, Lynn! I ended up spending a lot of money between the two stores. And Lynn, who helped me out on Saturday, didn't tell me about the Delmar shop so I think she was trying to protect my pocketbook (a valiant try, Lynn!). I spent close to two hours here wandering around and looking, trying things on and being indecisive. Luckily (for me, at least), only a few other people came in while I was there. Statuary, jewelry, clothing, incense... and it's a big space. I'm not an incense person, but I have *really* missed buying great jewelry. And I bought plenty of it. They have great semi-precious earrings, necklaces, bracelets, bangles... I also bought a pashmina scarf, a Buddha and a Kwan Yin statute for my office. Can't wait to visit again, but it's a good thing it isn't closer!

This place has some great merchandise, and it is free trade to boot! I studied Asian arts in…read morecollege, and so the statues and stelas they had on sale here had me wanting to sell my plasma in order to take them home! They have some fine reproduction pieces ranging from many of the eras, from the Gupta and on. The prices are cheap when considering the craftsmanship. There were tons of little statues and trinkets and a lot of impressive masks. They featured works from Buddhist, Hindu and beyond. The workers were very nice, but they kind of creeped me out a little.