Just stopped in 7/16/26 @ about 1pm for the chicken family meal from the deli and was told to grab…read morea soggy bag of chicken and she'd make a meal. If I wanted soggy chicken I'd go to KFC. Customer service ‍ and fyi there was fresh chicken on the steam table. Wasn't an option I guess

Anytime I'm in another town and there's a Harps grocery store I no what I'm getting. This store is…read moresetup like all the other stores around. I like how easy it is to find what your looking for. They usally have a great selection of meats and deli meats as well. If your hungry for lunch you definitely need to stop in here for there chicken strips n mashed potatoes with white gravy plus there rolls. Delicious!!! The workers here are always nice and friendly. Makes shopping here a pleasure indeed

I've seen tidier Walmarts but I've also seen ones that were a complete mess. My general experience…read morehas been that the further I get from Walmart Home Office in Bentonville, the worse the stores tend to be. Not always but it seems that way. We're here in Carthage which is only about an hour away. Mens wear was very tidy. Grocery section was good but I spotted some opportunities for better leveling and too many cardboard boxes on the shelves. Restrooms were clean. I had chosen this Walmart because they do tolerate overnight RV parking in their lot. Arriving at 9:00pm and then leaving at 6:30am, I did stop in for a few snacks and such. Otherwise, I was parked and undisturbed for the night in my Sprinter van before filling up with very inexpensive gas in the morning and heading onwards. [Review 19766 overall - 243 in Missouri - 738 of 2023.]

After Christmas return of a gift that came from Walmart.com, and did not get the receipt from the…read moregift-giver (out-of-state family). Local store refused to give store credit like they have done for 20 years. Item currently listed on Walmart.com but NOT shown in inventory of local store. First told "Sorry, it's too expensive to get a store credit" ($60 list price), Then told, "Not without a receipt", later told "Sorry it was a Walmart.com (internet purchase) item and it can't be returned here" (been done there before). The extremely gay Customer Service representative hissed and spit his way through several excuses then said "We just cannot help you". We were there to also shop for our once a month grocery stock-up. No more of that. First it was "Self Check-out" now it's poor customer service. We WILL shop elsewhere!

Came by here this morning to get a little breakfast and a breve. It's a very cute place and the…read morepeople were very nice. I ordered a breakfast puffle and blueberry lemon muffin. Everything was very good. It's a nice atmosphere with clean restrooms, some study spaces and a very friendly staff.

I don't live in town anymore, but still come a few times per year to visit my family. I come here…read moremultiple times during each stay! It's soo good! The Ozark Stinger (hot or iced) is the best! Their whole milk is so creamy and yummy. They also make the best dirty Chai (but it can be hit or miss) Their prices aren't bad and my kids always love to see the fish and flowers. If I ever move back to town, I'm sure the employees will eventually know me by name because they'll be seeing my so much!!

I was in town and needed to get some groceries for dinner! It was earlier in the day where the…read morestore was busy, but not overly crowded. It's a nice decent sized store for it being on the smaller size for a grocery store. They offer produce, meats, dairy, drinks, breads, frozen foods, snacks, and much more! They have a full service check out as well as self checkout. I normally just do the self checkout. To keep costs down, you must bring a quarter. You insert it in the slot and pull the chain. Once done, put it back and push yours into the other carts. Reinsert that chain and it'll push your quarter back out! Genius! I like Aldi's for being a budget grocery store. They have the basics. They also offer those one of a kind deals. If you like it, buy extra because the next shopping trip, it won't be there!! Overall, it was a nice shopping experience. Ample parking. Friendly staff.

The checkout lady was so rude. We've been here multiple times but I'd much rather go out of the way…read moreto Springfield or Joplin just because customer service is better. All we had was a bag for our groceries, no cart. When she first started scanning we mentioned she could just toss everything in the bag vs cart because we didn't have one and she responded with "you can". She was very short then as I'm bagging the few groceries from the cart she's already putting the other people's groceries in the cart. Not to mention the way she had an attitude throwing our stuff in the cart. I'm not new to Aldis, I know they go fast and toss stuff in the cart but I've never had someone throw our stuff in. She acted like she was in a huge hurry even though there was only one person behind us with maybe 7 items. We also only had 7 items.

Food 4 Less in Joplin feels like what you would get if you blended the grocery section of a Walmart…read moreSupercenter with the stripped‑down efficiency of ALDI. The result is a store where costs are kept low and the shopping experience is pared back. The floors are bare polished concrete, the shelving is basic but functional, and the freezers and cold bunkers are no‑frills. Nothing here is fancy, but it all does the job. The selection covers the essentials. Fresh produce, sliced meats, canned and boxed goods, frozen items, sodas, and kitchen cleaning supplies are all easy to find. The liquor section is surprisingly well stocked, with plenty of beer alongside wine and spirits. I stopped in to pick up a few things for an Airbnb stay. Just enough for a light dinner and breakfast the next morning, encountering no trouble finding what I needed. Prices were impressively low, and the cashier was pleasant and efficient. One practical note: bring your own shopping bags if you can, since the store does not emphasize extras like bagging services. Food 4 Less is not a destination for atmosphere, but it is a reliable spot for value. It offers a straightforward, unfussy way to stock up, and for travelers or locals alike, it's a convenient place to step away from higher‑priced options without sacrificing variety. [Review 1511 of 2025 - 483 in Missouri - 25062 overall]

Always find great deals on meat while shopping in this store in Joplin,Mo.always fresh meat in…read morestock.

Excellent store with many unique items. Bulk foods, spices, and kitchen staples. Fresh baked goods…read moreand fresh produce. Deli makes wonderful, large portion sandwiches and salads. Staff is friendly and store is clean. Well worth the drive.

Its hard to pin this place down, its a deli, bakery, spice shop, local preserves and honey, toy…read morestore, silverware and some cutlery, food storage and dry goods, snacks and drinks, and outdoor resin furniture all rolled into one interesting place. First I won't say the Deli is amazing, they make very good sandwiches like you might make at home, with home made breads, good quality meats and cheeses, fresh locally grown veggies at a good price. Okay, maybe you can't make this sandwich at home! Some of the meats and cheeses aren't available at any local grocery stores or sandwich shops. Also the soups are home made and equally good. Not NY Jewish Delicatessen good, but this not what they are trying to be. But I try to judge things within their environment and as to what they are presenting themselves as. We have bought spices, dip blends, jams, and meat here, all very good quality and clearly made by experts. It seems they have spices, herbs, flours and other mixes that seem from a bulk supplier while others are clearly prepared locally or right there in the back. Cleanliness. You could eat off the floors! Its really clean, I mean spotless. And you how you can sometimes get a peak back into the warehouse and prep areas and they are dim, ugly, and foul smelling? Not here, even the back prep areas and storerooms are super clean, bright and probably really nice to work in. I hate to guess but it appears to me that Circle E is run by Mennonites. I apologize if I guessed wrong. The women and girls are in pastel dresses and pioneer style head coverings. Many of the men I've seen wear suspenders, beards without mustaches that are well trimmed, and hats like many associate with farmers. Again, I apologize for not actually knowing. My point is there is a work ethic that makes me feel a bit guilty every time I go in. They are all working so hard and fast! Don't let the conservative clothing make you skittish, theses are friendly, professional and knowledgable people. I'm generally good at small talk with strangers but these folks are all business and to the point, still friendly and patient. On this last trip I came home with pecan whipped honey, locally made summer sausage and teriyaki-pinapple beef sticks. I had a great sandwich on homemade multi grade soft wheat with horse radish cheese (a favorite I cannot find anywhere around here) and everything else I wanted on it, for a couple bucks. A soda with an old world label from some brand I've never heard of but all the regular brands and a soda fountain is available too. Sitting outside you can enjoy the fresh area, watch the farms and talk to the friendly farmers and ladies who lunch coming and going. Sit on the very well crafted resin furniture on display (expensive but the kind of stuff that is going to look great 100 years from now). And simply unwind a bit. I've been out here 4 times now and each time the service is fast, friendly and helpful. Everything I bought from peanut-butter dip (amazing with sliced apples) to dry beans, to meats and interesting pasta mixes has been superior to grocery store products. 15 minutes East outside of Carthage and its another would, country life, with a glimpse of what an old western market might have been like, if it was ultra clean and no gun fights on Main St. at high noon.

Great little store with lots of great choices. Very good selection of teas & fermented foods.read more

I seek out artisan cheese wherever I go, and this seemed like a likely place to find some in…read moreJoplin. The cheese selection was surprisingly small and there was nothing local, but they did have some new goat cheeses for my collection. To my delight, I scored my first cheese from Montana! I was also pleased by the selection of nuts and crackers. Checkout was fast with a friendly cashier, too. This was my first time visiting a store in this chain, and I am glad I went in.

If I need to go to dollar general this is the store I go to. They don't have overstock on the…read morefloor. Always nice and can move around with a shopping cart nicely

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