Great place to shop for meats, and vegetables. They also have a wide variety of anything you might…read moreneed for your pantry, refrigerator, or freezer. They also have flowers, and such. It's a small place that packs a huge punch of goodies. Some of the meats can be a little pricey, but they do have specials from time to time. I got a HUGE T-bone, and a boneless Ribeye, along with fruits and vegetables. Great find!

Only place in town that has Tri-Tip every time. The only place that has it day in and day out!…read moreFabulous cut of meat!

We tried their Zenshi sushi for the third time today and it's been good each time. Today we had the…read morechef Sampler B#3 .We are big sushi fans and this was very good especially for a market. Good job!

We were in town visiting and wanted to check out all the various grocery chains here. Schnucks is a…read morenice store with a good selection in every aisle. If I lived here it would definitely be on my list of stops weekly. Employees are friendly and the store itself appreaed fully stocked.

The ladies at All Occasion Cakes are fantastic! They made the most amazingly beautiful wedding…read morecake for us last May (we're talking multiple tiers, shair cases, a fountain... the whole 9 yards!) and it's very reasonably priced! We've gone to them for birthday cakes and cupcakes too. They are not only talented decorators, but the cake is delicious to boot! You would be hard-pressed to find a better cake shop in the area. I highly recommend them!

I was responsible for the cake for a surprise 50th anniversary party for my aunt and uncle. Their…read morechildren and I do not live in the area -- the closest of us is 700 miles away. I got Shirley a black & white photo of their wedding cake, and we spent time on the phone discussing probable colors used. Miss Shirley made that cake look exactly like the one from 50 years ago. It was very moist, tasty, and a perfect match! Much, much tastier than a typical bakery cake. I was quite pleased, and I had many people (locals) at the function come up to me to ask where I had gotten the cake. Several nodded knowingly when I said All Occasion, and they said how great Miss Shirley and her daughter are with their cakes. I was able to get each layer in a different flavor, and because we did not need quite as big a cake as the original, she decorated a perfect false lower tier "dummy" cake. I wish I could include a picture. A 16" dummy cake, two separate layer cakes (serving total estimated at 81, but I think it served a little more), decorating, delivery, setup, etc., all for about $210. I am pretty particular and pay attention to details. Be sure you are careful to write down your exact wishes as you tell them, and then make sure you go over them again a couple days in advance. If you do that, you can rest easy that you're going to get what you've asked for. They were wonderful to work with, and I highly recommend them.

We had never been here but decided to give their Easter Buffet a try. They opened at 9 and there…read morewas a short line. After they opened, the line moved fairly quickly. They had breakfast food first and the eggs and bacon were wonderful -- no scorched eggs here! The hash brown casserole was also good. They had a salad bar, but we were more interested in breakfast food. There was a carving station with ham and prime rib. Both were very good, although I would have preferred the prime rib to be less done. There was another station that had boiled shrimp. It was cold, very fresh, and delicious. Their bakery items were wonderful. My favorite was the chocolate croissants. They had cakes, cookies, and a large variety of sweets. The buffet was $25, but the only drink that came with that was water. If you wanted coffee or tea or cola, it was a generous extra charge. Their seating area was not very large and filled up quickly. I saw people going upstairs because there were no more seats in the restaurant area. We walked around checking out the groceries after we ate. Most items seemed to be more expensive than other grocery stores in the Springfield area.

We have come to Harvest Market three times and the service was good two times, but tonight it was…read moreterrible. The waitress did not come to our table, so we had to order our drinks from the bar ourselves, and go downstairs to order our own food. The waitress was more interested in looking at her phone than working. The bartender wasn't very helpful either. Even though I was the only one ordering at the bar I had to wait 5 minutes to order. We always order the Flatbread pizza which is excellent. Because the waitress wouldn't wait on us I had to go downstairs and order. The food was good but it took 30 minutes for it to be delivered. The Tom Petty cover band was good, the live music kept everyone entertained. The service was terrible, food and entertainment was good. Oh, the draft beer was $8, which is a little high.

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.

For a small town store, Allen's has a spectacular meat counter with a kind and friendly staff. They…read morehave quite a large selection of items for a hometown store.

This is a cute little shop with amazing foods. We got several tasty looking morsels for future…read moremeals, and some fresh Norwegian fjord trout and broccolini for the nights dinner. Good stuff!

We've been shopping at Robert's Seafood Market for a few years now. My husband went a couple of…read moreweeks ago and bought crab legs and 4 filet mignons. Crab legs were delicious, then last night we had the filets. I cooked all 4 as we were celebrating our daughter's birthday. We're eating them when my husband said something was wrong with his and it tasted AWFUL. We decided the sealed plastic must have had a pinhole leak in it and it got rotten? It looked like ground beef all mushed together then we realized it had an odor too. So we threw it away and the three of us all cut our filets and shared ours with him. So, today he goes there and shows them THE PHOTO- they didn't want to look at the leftover mushy filet itself. They apologized, and gave him a gift card for one filet. Which is fair, but not very understanding or kind or generous. It spoiled our dinner, we all had to share our 6 oz filets with him, and he doesn't think he'll want to eat a filet again FOR A LONG TIME. I'm just saying I think Robert's could have been nicer about it.

We didn't pack enough bottled water for our road trip and there is no Costco in Springfield. I…read moreknow, first world problems. Walked in and Dr Pepper 12 packs were $2.99 with digital coupon. I had to add a useless app, which I'll delete. They also had a 12 pack of Zero sugar Coconut Dr Pepper, which I've wanted to try for a while. We also found a 24 pack of Glacier water, caramel apples, and sandwich for my husband. Real close to our motel.

Can't imagine In a million years why anyone would shop here. As expensive as whole food and hyvee…read morebut looks unorganized. Unclean and not great food or produce choices.