I love this little grocery store. You will too. They literally have more employees in the little…read moregrocery store than Walmart has in TWO of their super centers. They will bag your groceries and take them right to your vehicle. Questions about cheese, they have a person for that. It doesn't matter which isle you're in, someone who works there will be in your isle too, and ready to display their full knowledge about all the products they're in charge of. It's almost perfectly nostalgic for the way some perfect little places used to operate. You have to support all the local places who treat you with dignity and that something extra you can't quite put your finger on. You'll enjoy supporting such an important business of this entire community.

Great place to shop friendly staff excellent deli and butcher departments,curbside pickup and…read moredeliveries to your home and it's FREE !! an A+plus grocer.

Had a cow processed there. We asked for 80/20 hamburger to be mixed. What we got was 50/50. We have…read moreopened a pack of their hamburger and the meat is not resembling anything red, but gray. We can't even form hamburgers into patties, they just fall apart. We have had to buy 90/10 hamburger to mix with their hamburger. We asked for 1/4" of fat to be left on the steaks, and we got 2" of fat on the steaks that we have to trim down. For the price of butchering, and the quality we got, find somebody else.

Cheaper than Korte and much better! Korte has gotten ridiculous and out priced their townread more

King Louie's Drive-In is a good old fashioned Root Beer Stand. What? Give me a break, I am old and…read morethat is what we use to call them when I was a little person. It's a restaurant that makes its own Root Beer and serves burgers. The King is not in my immediate area and it's not even in one of my regular driving routes. So I don't think of him that often. I need to change that, because the short out of the way drive is so worth it. I haven't used the car-hop service, but there are always lots of cars with the cute little tray attached to their drivers side window. So, I have it on my bucket list to try on a future visit. Perhaps, I'll bring my fur child to enjoy a plain burger. Since I don't use the car-hop, I go inside to order and eat in the small dining room. Yesterday, it was full of workers from the refinery and other local businesses. Lucky for me after ordering at the counter, I was able to snag a two top table to enjoy my meal. I normally get the Lion Tamer which has jalapeños on it, but today I went with a King Louie. It's a single smash burger and I added cheese. My topping were only pickles, lettuce, onion and a smear of mayo. I had them hold the tomato. I'm not a fan of mayo, but for some reason I like it on my burgers here at King Louie. The edges of my burger were crisp, it had an odd shape so you know it was hand pressed. It explodes with flavor, just like an old time 50's drive-in. The fries are equally impressive. They are super crispy and done to order, no fries sitting under a hot light waiting to be served. What impresses me is they are fries that still have their skins on. For me, that just adds flavor. Of course, the main attraction next to their amazing burgers is the refreshing homemade, Root Beer. It is always the perfect accompaniment to a burger and fries. Next visit, I having a Root Beer Float and really have a flashback to my childhood.

I just went there for my first time today. Kind of unsure what to order, I went with the old school…read moresteakburger as it comes. It was pretty much perfect. Fries are crisp and delicious too! Service took a bit, but that's because it was decently busy when we arrived. I honestly didn't expect the flavor I got with the price I paid. Some say it's overpriced, but this is a local mom and pop place, so you know what kind of quality you're going to get. I definitely recommend this place! Loved it and I will go back.

Wonderful place downtown! Plenty of salads, wraps, and sandwiches, and their fair trade coffee is…read moregreat. Completely veg friendly, and attached to a wine shop with seemingly tons of variety. They're typically understaffed but definitely go if you have some time on your hands.

Sav On Liquor is easily my favorite liquor store. Every time I come here, my mind is blown. This…read morehas to be the most organized booze store, I have ever shopped and trust me, I have shopped in a lot of them. Some of my favorite sections/departments are bourbon, vodka, bitters and other mixers/garnishes. Another area that is my #1 favorite is, Premium Cocktails. I always keep a few bottles of ready to drink cocktails on hand for those nights, when you do not have the energy to be your own bartender. They also have the trendy non-alcohol beers and wines. I even saw some low-calorie wines on my recent visit. Having fewer calories, does that mean I can have an extra glass of wine? Store is super clean, has gender specific restrooms, a showroom for cigars and the largest selection of airline bottles I have ever seen. The staff is super friendly and professional, making it pleasant shopping experience.

I love this new store in Edwardsville! Best bourbon and tequila section in town. Humidor, beer, and…read morewine too. Prices are competitive. Staff is very friendly, in fact while a was checking out recently , a man behind the cashier (owner or manager I presume) told her to give me a 10% discount on my purchase which was a significant. Excellent establishment overall.

So good! The burgers are delicious! The service is great! And it's always clean! Been a favorite of…read moremine!

Meeting friend in Greenville, Illinois for lunch. It's small college town. She picked Kahunas cuz…read moreshe thought we'd be sitting outside at patio but it was too hot and humid so we decided to stay inside. This place looks nice and really cool. It's more like beach themed burger place. You'd order off counter before you seat. Their menu looks so good and difficult to pick. I ordered Big Kahunas burgers. It's double burgers with lettuce tomatoes onions and light mayo. It was good. French fries was good too. I'd come back again and try many other foods.

Epicurean Fare lives up to their name, it's truly epicurean! The chef prepares a daily "menu" of…read moreitems and it's stored / displayed cold until purchase. At purchase he writes reheating instructions on the box, everything is bagged and boxed and containered up carefully and separately. Tonight we had Chicken Cordon Blue with Parmesan Dijon sauce, potatoes, and barley with cranberry's and goat cheese. It took 10 min to heat it all up and was perfect, literally the best meal I've had in years. Prices are very fair for how amazing the food is - we spent $75 total for 3 chicken, 3 potatoes and the barley. We spent most of our time eating saying different versions of "oh my god, this is so good". It was an experience, not "just dinner".

The food here is wonderful, has a great flavor, unique and inspired. It's a small storefront type…read moreshop. Mostly grab and go snacks or bake at home. The escargot was amazing and the brandy tarts were a welcome twist in a snack. Can't wait to go back and try some of the other foods they offer.

We were looking for a treat around Edwardsville today & Yelp "surprise me" feature selected Cafe…read moreBirdie for us - so glad it did! I had the gluten free lemon lavender donut & a vanilla latte - both were great! My husband had a scone he enjoyed & lemonade that was very freshly squeezed. Service was prompt and friendly - you order up at the counter. Lots of GF options, no upcharge for oat milk, gender neutral bathroooms, cozy seating both indoor and outdoor on the patio, self serve water station.

I live really close to Cafe Birdie and have been wanting to check it out forever, but I never…read moreseemed to be free during their open hours. Pro tip: definitely check their hours before you go--and honestly, just plan your day around it because it's that good. I was expecting your typical little coffee-and-sandwich spot, but it completely exceeded my expectations. They have a couple of parking spaces behind the building, and if those are full, there's a free lot about 500 feet down the road. It was pretty busy at lunchtime. You order at the counter, and they bring everything to your table. There's a mix of indoor and outdoor seating in various sizes, and the decor is adorable. I especially loved the maps--they make great conversation starters. I noticed several tables pointing out places they'd visited and swapping travel stories. The menu has a nice variety. I ordered the chicken salad on ciabatta with a side salad. The chicken salad had a strong dill flavor that I really enjoyed, and the ciabatta was perfectly fresh--not too tough. Next time, I'll probably pick a different side since the salad was basically just lettuce. If there was any dressing, it was super light, so I ended up adding some of the lettuce into my sandwich. The surprise standout, though, was the lavender lemonade--a total sleeper hit. It was scorching hot that day, and I wanted something refreshing, so I ordered it on a whim. Honestly, it was the best lemonade I've ever had. I don't usually find myself making a special trip to a café just for lemonade, but here I am. I'm not sure if it's seasonal, but I really hope it sticks around.