New Aldi in Florissant!!!…read more Plentiful parking, handicap accessible. Plenty of people in here still , I was trying to wait until the newness wore down . Opening Oct 17, they had giveaways, gift cards, goodie bags, and free shopping totes. I received a 10 buck coupon off 40 bucks so this is why I'm here lol. With that being said items are available but it seems picked over and ran through. Fruit looks semi fresh, but I did get a cantaloupe. Synergy and kombucha is available here for a bit cheaper so that was a good find . Seafood section has good selection choices. Liquor is available and household and outdoor decorations available. Prices have went up but it has everywhere, with that being said give us carts and bags now ijs!! I will definitely be back since it's closer to my neighborhood so I'm not gonna say too much except yay !!

Aldi is the affordable food and sundry item grocery store. No one appreciates the .25 cart rental…read more/ returns. But you get used to it. It's not disabled customer friendly. There is normally only 1 checkout line open for long lines of customers. Not recommended for impatient people who selfishly complain loudly about what we are all experiencing. I don't like that we need to bring our own bags. It keeps costs down I guess. I choose to wait rather than use self-checkout. There is no discount for performing an unpaid service. We also help keep the checker employed by not bowing to corporate greed. Food quality is acceptable. So I continue to shop there.

If you're looking for quality meat and great customer service, check out The Meat Fair on Chambers!…read more The customer service is always A1, the meat is always fresh and top quality, and you can't beat the prices. It's family-owned and operated, and every time I walk in, I'm greeted with a smile. Supporting local businesses like this is what it's all about!

Fresh meats and fish, friendly and knowledgeable staff, and fair prices--I've patronized the…read moreestablishment for over 40 years when I lived in STL. Now I reside in Alton, IL, and still make my purchases here. If you're searching for quality meats, give Meat Fair a chance, I'm sure you'll have an awesome experience.

Jay's international market is the go-to place in S City to buy many international foods and produce…read morethat you're looking for. I have been there several times for produce, European foods, and international snacks. I like that the store is laid out by country, which makes it so much easier to find what I'm looking for. Some of the male workers that I have encountered have always been really helpful in helping me find what I'm looking for or some type of substitute.

If you go up and down every aisle, it's like a trip around the world…read more As you shop, you will find items that you didn't know you needed. Also, don't be afraid to ask employees questions, they'll be happy to assist. My last visit, I was with a friend who was shopping to make spring rolls and he got assistance from a little old Vietnamese lady who was a customer herself. Listening to her explain all the detailed steps made us both smile. Be smart when shopping the canned goods, some items can be more expensive. However, the fresh vegetables are always a good value. The meat department makes me cringe, but I know that is just me being quirky. My friend gives it a thumbs up. Customer service is okay, nothing outstanding and nothing bad. It's just okay. The cashiers get you out the door in an orderly way.

Global Foods is never the same place twice, always something new or different or something you…read moremissed the time before! Always an adventure! I stopped in to get Thai basil and was excited that they had fresno peppers back in stock! Yay! I left with my Thai basil, the Fresno peppers, chipotle in adobo sauce, baby bok choy, and cinnamon bun Oreo cookies. Cashiers are always friendly. Find your new dinner no matter the ingredients.1

This is a much smaller space than I was expecting, but it had a good amount of international items…read more We came by looking for specific Filipino condiments, and was happy to find bagoong (shrimp paste). It was about $4.00 cheaper compared to another Asian market. They also had various Filipino frozen goods: tocino, longganisa, lumpia, and frozen meals. I was impressed by their Japanese goods section, but I didn't need anything at the time! The parking lot is small, so just be mindful getting in and out.

This Asian grocery store is mostly what you would expect of a small grocery store. When I say…read moresmall, it's of an average smallness. Bigger than a convenience mart, much smaller than a Schnuck's. This grocery store is nestled into a very nicely kept shopping plaza. I'm rating the East East Oriental grocery store 4 stars because it's well lit, decently organized and is reasonably easy to find the things you might need, as long as you know what you're wanting. With that said, I found the selection a bit limited and some prices higher than expected. I visited this grocery store to stock up on a few things to help me make Sushi rolls. I got the Nori sheets I wanted, the primary reason I went there. However, it was from a brand that I don't normally use. That's what I mean by limited. I actually prefer the Yamamoto brand, but they don't carry it. So, I guess I get to try a new brand. I also picked up pickled Daikon, miso paste, tofu, pickled ginger and dried seaweed (Wakame). I was hoping to find some dried tofu, but they don't have it. You can get dried tofu as part of some miso soup packet mixes, but I wasn't looking for that. I also didn't need Furikake, wasabi, rice or Kewpie mayo, but they do carry these. On the flip side, they do not carry the small jars of Huy Fong Vietnamese garlic chili sauce. They only carry the larger size. I prefer the smaller size, but only because it takes me a long while to get through even that sized jar. For powdered Wasabi, I only recall seeing relatively large bags at around $20. That sized bag would last me years. On the plus side, the store does have a decent amount of dinnerware including ceramic bowls. If you're looking for larger sized bowls for Pho or Ramen, they do carry these. They also have a reasonably good selection of various Asian brand canned meat and fish. They also have a smallish section of fresh produce. As for prices, they are often on the higher than expected side. 100 sheet package of seaweed is around $25. That's actually a decent price all things considered. That makes it $2.50 for 10 sheets or $12.50 for 50 sheets. This 100 sheet package is way cheaper than buying 10 sheet packages. Furikake is around $4.50 or so, just a tad pricey. Keep in mind these are 2025 prices. Your mileage may vary. If you're looking for something specific like a sauce, there's a decent chance they'll have it here. Overall, I would definitely shop here again when I'm running low on Sushi fixings. Though, at 15 miles distance from home, it's a bit of a trek.

Cute little Korean grocery store with so much to offer. Having moved from a city with large Korean…read morechain grocery stores, I actually appreciate small family businesses like these that cater to the local community. I came in at opening time and there were already others waiting to go inside. They have everything from frozen goods to dry goods to vegetables required for Korean cooking. Prices are fairly reasonable too. Glad I could stop by and pick up items that I needed in a short time.

I found this place on Facebook, and decided to go Monday for lunch. They have a lunch special every…read moreday, and a calendar on Facebook that let's you know what the special is. Every Monday is "Freddie's famous meatloaf", with green beans and mashed potatoes. I literally had lunch, and dinner from the plate. It was delicious! The potatoes and beans were also good. They also can make cold deli sandwiches, and have a variety of hot sandwiches prepared in a case. You can also join their rewards program.

What a pleasant spot! I recently moved to the neighborhood and drive by regularly. I've been here…read morein the past multiple times, but nothing too recent. I needed a quick lunch and didn't want to opt for fast food. Popped in here to find a bunch of freshly made sandwiches and salads, all super responsibly priced. They have tons of other grocery options, as well as deli items. I ended up getting a turkey sandwich and the broccoli slaw. The items were fresh and well made, absolutely loved the broccoli salad. I also grabbed some bags for leaves here. Staff were personable and welcoming. Looking forward to more visits in the future.

Nice newer store with better floor tiles than most of the Aldi that I have shopped (I was a…read morecontractor) The place is well laid out for a strip-mall store... Maybe they received more square feet because it was offered. The normal Aldi favorites seemed to be here. My quick visit with a quick walk-through of the "Aldi finds" didn't make me want anything. However, I was glad to find my wraps in the bread area. The workers were all busy stocking or one checking-out so I just used the self-checkout.

We frequent this ALDI. It's conveniently located, newer, and usually stays stocked with items. The…read moreprices on berries and grapes are usually cheaper then Schnucks, Dierbergs, and TJs so we tend to get that stuff here. They have home decor items and also offer grocery pick-up. All the staff that I have interacted with has been helpful and polite. We recently purchased a 4-Ft blow-up yard pumpkin for Halloween and it only cost $12!

This is a very nice ALDI location. Definitely new. Sparking clean, well-stocked, and extremely…read morefriendly staff! Everyone we dealt with was very friendly and the deals here are insane. Definitely the cheapest mainstream grocery store out there. I also appreciate that they're environment conscious (no plastic bags) and don't use artificial dyes/flavors in their stuff.

This Aldi is really nice! I work out across the street, so it's super convenient to do my grocery…read moreshopping on my way home. I've been a couple of times and each time has been pleasant: well stocked, clean, helpful staff, and plenty of room to browse the aisles. Aldi doesn't always have everything you need, which is part of going to Aldi- you know that going in. The prices are low and affordable which is really nice on the wallet. They have a solid produce selection, wine selection, and frozen selection. I also love their aisle of Aldi finds- I found my newest colander there. Majority of the registers are self check out, but they do have traditional options as well.