Great variety. Large section of snacks and sodas from all around Latin America. Excellent deli and…read moreeatery in the back. Try the papusas!

Living in Fort Leonardwood area you do not have a lot of Hispanic products. This market carries…read moreeverything from hispanic, Arabic, and Caribbean products such as seasoning, snacks,and beverages. The workers are very friendly and very helpful. I recommend y'all check this place out.

Impromptu visit on my way out of Springfield. Google maps lead me to Walmart parking lol... Had to…read moreget out and go into the correct parking. They have most of what you'll need for Korean and some other Asian food items... as for the prices, it's hit or miss, some are higher then other places and others are about the same price. After doing a walk-through to check out what they had, ended up picking up few things. However, will stick with the other Asian markets in town for my food related needs.

I bought this jar of Kimchi. Got home and opened the jar. And to my surprise there was a that was…read moreon top of the kimchi. I ran back into the store and bought it back and showed the owner. She was more petrified than me when she saw it herself. Got my refun back. Zero

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.

One would assume for a small town grocery store this place to be ho hum or just run of the mill. I…read morelove Apple market! There is wonderful selection and prices. This place is warm and well stocked with happy and helpful employees. I leave feeling like it got a good deal and had a good time shopping. Today the staff dressed up for Christmas. They put bows on the food and merrily were working along. One young man dressed as St. Nick, he was delightful. I am not a big grocery store person, I don't like going and hunting for things but this store is well laid out and the people are eager to help.

Good market with low prices. Has mostly the things a regular supermarket has. Costumer service was…read moregood, people working hear were friendly. Food was fresh, that I noticed. Clean and tidy. Four stars because didn't find want I needed.

One of my absolute favorite farmers markets. Every time I'm in Springfield to visit family I have…read moreto stop in here. I go so often and I'm treated like a regular by several vendors. LOL! Millsap Farm, Terrell Creek Farm, London Calling food truck (gotta get those frozen pasties & sausage rolls to take home!) and many more. I appreciate that they're open until 1 PM to give people more time to shop and not have to get up quite so early so many vendors, including fresh meat, eggs, flowers, jewelry, honey, fresh bakery items, Kombucha, tea, coffee, every veggie under the sun, art, Amish goods, etc.

I so enjoyed strolling and shopping all the vendors. I left with beautiful tomatoes, a bunch of…read morefreshly harvested radish, sour dough bread and black walnut syrup. Oh and I bought delicious elotes from a food truck!

Amazing variety of produce, from tomatoes to watermelon…read more especially the stand on the end. The staff is amazing, very helpful.

We've been here before in the past, but by the looks of things, it's improved over the years. Lots…read moremore vendors and farmers, and lots more variety. We especially love the Amish / Mennonite stands that there seem to be more of. Everyone there seem to be friendly and helpful. The prices are nice as well. We've been going almost every weekend, and have yet to leave without bags full of fruits, vegetables, baked good, frozen meats, and jams or honey. We look forward to going again this coming weekend. If I absolutely, positively had to make a complaint, it would be that some vendors seem to leave pretty early, so you gotta get there early enough to catch all the vendors. Other than that, it's probably thee best farmer's market in town.

Small but clean and organized store! The location is a little hard to find. The owner was very…read morefriendly and often checked to see if people need help. Rare variety of vegetables that other stores do not carry. Vegetable prices were cheap but other item prices might not be the cheapest. Fresh items usually come in Thursday evening.

We love going here. We are regular customers. The management and staff are always smiling and pick…read moreup in conversation right where we left off. The turn over is low and it is truely a family oriented establishment. The best customer service around and the pricing, Sales and deals can't be beat.

Murfins...where to cook dinner on Tuesdays. If you can believe feeding your crew for about seven…read moredollars, and hate to cook fried chicken, join the crowd in line Tuesday evenings. You get enough chicken, either fried, strips or rotisserie, plus two sides and biscuits to feed two adults and two kids, three adults, or get two dinners if you have teenagers. I usually grab a bag of salad, too. This store itself is just the right size, if you are going in for a couple of things, you can do it without slogging down miles of aisles and coming out mysteriously having spent almost a hundred dollars. The pharmacy is wonderful and deserves a review of its own because the people are just that nice. And helpful. Just like the people at Murfins! The market helps the community by supporting school fund-raising events.