Please make sure you read this review very carefully. Cheryl's Herbs is making products and does…read moreNOT possess an accredited Good Manufacturing Process certificate (GMP). We contacted them and on day one notified them that we sold on Amazon. We were informed that not only where they a GMP facility, they also confirmed that they work with "several" Amazon sellers. After they collected over $10,000 from my company we learned that they not only did not work with "several" Amazon sellers, they in fact did NOT have an accredited GMP certificate. After over 3 months of them kicking the can down the road and saying that they were actively working to resolve my issue, they finally came back with their solution. Their solution was for my company to pay an additional $8000 to get Cheryl's Herbs accredited. Yes you read that correctly. They want MY company to pay for them to become accredited so that they can make products under the guidelines required when we bought from them. Just know that their GMP is worthless when it comes to 3rd party verification. We are now left holding the bag after all their empty promises.

Great experience today! Received some great suggestions for gifts that I purchased. I love…read moresupporting a local business that sells quality products and provides attentive service. Tip - their teas are fantastic!

A little goes a long way because they are so much stronger/more flavorful than anything you'll buy…read morefrom the big national brands. They have great mixes, a nice variety of imported offerings and although the prices are high, you get what you pay for. If you sign up for the mailing list, they also offer up a lot of great deals to offset the prices. The store itself is well laid out and the staff is always kind and helpful. As an aside, If you look closely at the negative reviews, the vast majority are not due to quality. It's red hat wearing individuals disagreeing with the store's philosophy and the owner's political ideals that are included in the newsletters.

Fabulous little spice shop with a message. Their slogan "Season Liberally" says it all. Love love…read morelove this place! Their products include a wide range from everyday spices to international varieties & unique blends. Their gift items are perfectly crafted, thoughtful and delightfully packaged. Highly highly recommend!!

If you're looking for full coffee bean coffee, look no further, if you're looking for loose leaf…read moretea, look no further. The Spicery in Kimmswick has everything from coffee, tea, bbq sauces, jams, soups & dips! They have all your baking/cooking needs for ingredients also! I stopped in looking for a tea for my husband since it's cold season & Emma was sooo helpful! They had so many teas to pick from but she helped me pick out exactly what I was looking for. This shop is in a cute little home looking building & when you walk in you're greeted with good smells of all kinds! Make sure to stop into this cute little local shop in Kimmswick! I'm sure you'll walk away with SOMETHING.

Stopped in here while hanging out in Kimmswick. I wanted to see what spices they had and how they…read morewere packaged. They have a very large selection of spices and of coffee. They offer some unique combinations of both that I haven't seen elsewhere. I was excited to see that they had multiple types of jam including Strawberry which I bought. They even had jam with no seeds (which some folks need for health reasons). Their strawberry jam was PHENOMENAL!!!! I devoured the entire jar in a little over a week. I bought a couple of the single serve coffees for Hubby, but he hasn't tried them yet so I can't speak to them. I did like that they had such a large variety and offered a special buy if you buy multiples.

Beautiful little shop on main street. Great selection of spices and rubs. Host was helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. I would recommend them to all.

Great location! Good spices and all kinds of sauces and rubs. Lots of interesting spices From…read morearound the world. Helpful staff and a very cute shop. Their website is helpful as well https://oldtownspices.com

Go there all the time. Friendly associates a large variety of spices that it can be overwhelming. A…read morelot of unique food items other than spices. Next door they own a coffee and tea shop with a large variety of flavored coffee and teas. I love this place

I moved from St. Louis about 5 years ago and really miss going to this spice market. Whenever I am…read morein town I always take a trip to stock up on my favorite spices, coffees, and teas or will have things shipped to me. I have tried to find replacements close to home however no other place has come close. The ladies in this places are always spot on with their suggestions.

We had yea and a scone here. The price was bad, but the tea, service, and scones were great. Just a…read morequaint shop that is own by a small business family and somewhere that you should visit while in town.

The CUTEST little shop! Just a hodge podge of things, but it works, especially in such a cute…read morelittle town. We stumbled upon the shop, which can be a little hard to find. It has the cutest little white picket fence. You walk in and are absorbed by different teas, spices, and herbs. And not in a teavana way, this place is so welcoming, like your grandmas house. They had some really awesome, hard to find and unique spices, like myrrh. They also had a TON of brands of tea, different styles, something for everyone. They had a separate room for tea. Pretty much, you can pick anything you want and they'll make a fresh cup for you right there. My fiancé was in love. They sold all the tea accessories, like matcha bowls and whisks, strainers, mugs. Everything you can think of. And then, in the mix of this, is art and antiques. Delicately placed, almost like it was all meant to be there, but you can buy it all. And some cute items too, including some beautiful furniture. We could have hung out for hours here, it's so cool and unique. Highly recommend a stop in.

Not what expected... (quick bite India food)…read more.. But- this Bazaar was packed full of India's groceries and produce to make my visit interesting. My only quick grab was a chocolate and coconut biscuit that was only $1 with tax. (The ice cream looked tempting, but having a blood test this week.) The produce included some I didn't quickly recognize. A wall of rice was stacked against the back wall. Shelves of spices were offered in the middle of the store. A small freezer section is against the wall to the left. . Overall- I felt like I was a welcome visitor in an intriguing strip mall location.

From the owner: Indian grocery, basmathi rice,samosa,naan,spices,fresh indian vegetables,snacksread more

I love Penzeys Spices and I love their politics, too. With the world we are currently living in,…read moreyour politics determine where I spend my disposable income. The variety of dried spices is mind blowing. Plus, the assortment of jar sizes makes it easy to buy and try a new seasoning within your budget. If you want to sample new spices, check out the gift boxes. Or make one of your own and let the adventure of cooking and baking begin. The staff is super friendly and many of them have been there ever since I started shopping there and that is a l-o-n-g time. To have longevity in employment in a retail environment is amazing. I'm still planning that trip to see the Flagship store. I still want to see what the orange felon complained about.

I circle the store front to back (well back to front would be more accurate as I always park in the…read moreback parking lot!) every time I come in just because its fun to smell the samples and see anything new that might have joined the shelf. I came in for Sage so I wouldn't be caught without for Thanksgiving. And since I get their emails, I also walked away with a cinnamon sugar for $1. Can't beat that. Staff is always friendly, store well stocked and clean. When you stop in don't miss on a visit to their kitchen, it is so cute!