Roger's Produce is a gem. No, it's not fancy, and it's definitely not in pristine shape either…read more However, if you want to support a family owned business instead of giving overpriced grocery stores your money, this is the place to do it. I feel better going here than Kirkwood Farmer's Market because it's lesser known and the prices are cheaper. Don't get me wrong, I love both, but Roger's is cheaper and sometimes has even better looking vegetables. They have a pretty good selection of pumpkins; most are uniquely shaped/colored. Nice spot!

Cute little side stop for good quality, affordable produce. Convenient location so you can stock…read moreup while running other errands. Parking in the lot can be a bit tight but there's plenty of street parking around. Shop local!

I saw this Fruit Stand on FB. Live video in the store I watched a tour and advertising of…read moredifferent products for purchase. From watermelons, to cantaloupe, to raspberries, to strawberries . Seafood available was salmon, shrimp, crawfish , crab legs , lobster etc. Staff does crawfish boils and other boils in front of the store which I thought was cool. Dining outside to eat or carry out is available. Prices are reasonable and inventory is plentiful. Store area is small and congested. Parking lot is limited but plenty of space in the rear as well. Rewards program is available

The best family owned and ran grocery market in the west!…read more This small yet very mighty market is the best place to pick up the freshest produce and seafood. On Manchester you will see that red roof and you must stop in to get farm fresh tomatoes, apples, peppers, berries, zucchini, and more! They have a fantastic farm egg selection that was $1 a dozen once! We love their royal red shrimp and octopus selections! And be sure to check them out during crawfish season for their amazing boils! We sat on their patio and had a delicious meal! They also will boil anything you buy in store too. I think they said they were going to do a fish fry and lobster roll event soon too! I will keep supporting this local business each time.

I could not find a listing for this location specifically for Gooey Louie. Both businesses are in…read morethe same shop. I was in St.Louis to attend a family celebration for my wife's aunt who recently passed. One thing we always enjoy is ooey gooey butter cake. Usually, my mother in law would buy it at the grocery store, but the store outsourced it recently, and it isn't as good. My brother in law stopped in here and got one for us. It was exactly what we like. We borrowed his car the day we were flying out and visited the store to get some to take home. They have these cute little 3oz cakes in tiny foil pans wrapped up nicely with a tiny plastic spoon. We ended up buying a bunch of those to share with folk back home. One time at the airport, the TSA agent told us that gooey butter cake and provel cheese are the most frequent items they see folks taking from St. Louis. We had a slight wait while the wonderful lady behind the counter was making a few more cakes. We ended up taking two frozen ones instead of waiting, but were there long enough to have a great visit with her. She is a friend of the owner. Sadly I didn't get her name. She made us feel at home in the store. As we were leaving, several other customers started coming in. The whole little shopping strip was busy. I had a really hard time backing out of my space in my brother in law's monsterously huge car.

From the owner: Charcuterie Boards, Catering, Gifts, Corporate catering and gifting, Event catering, Retail shop,…read moreWine

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.

I was there on a weekday late morning. This is a store that usually has exactly what I wanted, plus…read moremore. This was not the case today. Not only were they out of several things I wanted, but also several sale items were completely out as well. There were lots of staff there to count inventory today. I am sometimes able to pick up an item or two on clearance, but there weren't many of those available either. Overall, the store was clean, but I was sad that I couldn't get what I came for, as this store is usually stocked quite well. Hopefully next visit will be different!

Good store with lots of organic products. Seems a bit cheaper than Whole Foods but not cheap. It…read morecan be a bit hard to find specific things.

Good quick Italian. (Almost fast food-ish) House made…read morenoodles are good, and the food it pretty consistent in quality and flavor! One of the few places that does good Detroit style deep dish too! Service is good and quick. And the restaurant is always clean!

I've never had a bad meal at Porano, and my takeout today was delicious. Mad I never had one of…read moretheir pizzas until TODAY. I also had a lovely chat with the co-owner which reaffirmed my belief that Niche Food Group has the raddest folks at the helm. I'll miss this place, thank you for all the yummy pasta!

$4 cotton candy! This is really the best reason to come in. You can choose from about ten different…read moreflavors and it's made while you wait. There are many candies for sale from fun-sized to king sized and everything in between. They wont have everything you are looking for, but they have some options you haven't seen in ages. They also sell buckets based on decades: candies that were popular in the 50s or 60s, and so on. You can also get a phosphate, ice cream cone, ice cream soda. Very friendly staff each time I come in. Winter hours noon until 6, and noon until 5 on Sundays.

Reminiscent of penny candy stores from my childhood, Sugar Shack offers a great selection of…read moreindividual wrapped candies to choose from. My favorite thing is the cotton candy - freshly made with a choice of flavors! They also boast a fun assortment of vintage toys, lunchboxes and other collectibles.