I always enjoy my shopping experience at Karschs stores. Great selection of products. Meat is…read morefresh and priced well in my price range.

Went into buy their Chester's fried chicken at the deli. Wanted the 12 piece family package with…read morebiscuits and two sides. While the young man started filling my order (which was his first day, and he was very polite. "Yes sir, no sir polite) I asked him if my 2 sides were proportional to the size order I was purchasing. He stated that you get 2 1lb container per side, no matter what size chicken package you purchase. So I be an to explain that it wasn't fair that you got the same size sides for a 4 piece package or a 16 piece package. He asked another employ who stated to me that that was the policy, and if I wanted, I could use my 2 sides for the same item. I stated that I wasn't really getting two sides, just one, in two containers. So I'm hoping that anyone reading this, can understand what I was trying to get across to them. If you are advertising 2 sides, you should get two different sides, proportionate to the size package you are buying. I know this should not be a big deal, but they didn't accommodate me with my concern. This is not the way you take care of your customers, but I guess they really don't care to keeping customers. Had they helped me out, this review would have been more favorable.

First time I have ever been in here. I found the atmosphere to be fun. The wing bar and deli food…read morelooked very tempting, the selection was more than adequate. Prices are higher, but that is to be expected from a small town grocery store. The sales, however, are very good. If you want Walmart, go to Walmart. But you won't find this atmosphere and level of service. The meat department is outstanding, and the customer service I received there was wonderful. They have femur bones available for purchase for my big dogs at reasonable prices. I was impressed, and will go back.

A decent grocery store. Had everything I needed including the wine. Not a high end huge place but…read morevery adequate and good all around small town grocery store.

I was in town helping my in-laws and I love food adventures. The young guys in the butcher shop…read morewere a breathe of fresh air. I bought their wonderful sausage but was inspired to get some ground pork and try adding my own seasoning. The blueberry brat is a great breakfast addition. I met four young adults and all were friendly and inviting and helped me learn about local products. I really appreciate a great small town foodie experience.

Blueberry brats on the weekends were great. I also tried strawberry and jalapeño and those were…read moregreat as well.

I love Radaeckers.... but not impressed with the way they bag up things... while your paying and…read morecan't watch. I'm older and cannot handle heavy items. Plus there have been many times $5.00 or more on items that never made it home. I need to go to Save A Lot where I can bag up my own items. has anyone else had a problem with this... or is it just me.

An old fashioned small town grocery store with friendly staff who are always helpful with their…read moresenior customers it's been a long time since I seen a worker help carry groceries out to a customer's vehicle..like I said a small town old fashioned grocery store

This grocery store gives you the country hospitality with a wonderful choice of fresh produce and…read moremeats!! My favorite place to shop!!!

It's an okay store, especially for the location. They have many off-brands but also get in a few…read morepopular names. The cashiers aren't always the friendliest but, they could be much worse. I continue to pick up a few things here but I have yet to take my shopping list with me. The store seems clean and organized.

Everything. There are always items on special clearance yet…read morethe cashiers refuse to sell them because they are at or just past expiration date. Today there was an entire shelf of meat products- pre packaged by the manufacturer for half price. When I got to the check out the cashier refused to sell the ones in my cart but was fine with selling me the discounted expired eggs. Absolutely the unfriendliest stores in town. One of these days I really will stop dropping in on my way home from work to pick stuff.

Bought bagged apples. These were Gala and not on sale. I quit buying apples that were on sale…read morebecause they were always rotten. These apples I paid full price and they were rotten when we got home. Don't buy produce here it is horrible. You get better produce at Walmart which isn't really that great. The ham I bought was supposed to be cut fresh but it was spoiled in 3 days. Save yourself time and aggravation and go to Dierbergs.

I was looking for really specific items today, so instead of ordering delivery through another…read morestore, I decided to visit Schnuck's today. It was nice to browse through their produce section and grab the items I needed. Then I went to the baking section looking for some almond flour, baking soda, cornstarch and other baking products. I also needed to get some sea salt and kosher salt which I found easily. I was really glad they had lots of the milk options I needed and they even had the kodiak waffles I was looking for! I found some of the other items I needed and made my way to the front of the store to check out. I decided not to use the self checkout since I had a few too may items, so I waited in line to check out at a register which took a while since there were a lot of other people there today. When it was my turn, I unloaded things onto the belt and then made my way to the bagging station since there was not anyone there to bag my items so I bagged things myself. Then I was on my way.

Let me tell you about a little known secret. Schnucks salad bar is awesome! And, a great healthy…read morealternative to fast food. With 115 locations in 4 states, there is always a Schnucks nearby when you are out and about. I find the salad bar is always stocked with fresh favorites. Plenty of protein choices to make a nutritionally rich meal. And, they have also have a few pasta favorites. I love the noodles with the little peas (shown in my pic). Lots of good salad dressings. My salad weighed in at exactly 1 pound. At $8.99/lb that is pretty competitive to your fast food choices as well. Staff is always helpful and friendly. Stores are always brightly lit, clean and inviting. Kudos to Schnucks for making their salad bar so accessible, nutritious and yummy!

My favorite place to shop till I got yelled at from an employee at the self check out line for…read morepushing the wrong button ( she had a bad day) They need to spent more time and money on employee training ( Learn from Walmart )

yayyyyy I found yet another close location of Schnucks to my house and this one is better for me…read morethan the one in Arnold. They do tend to take great pride in the produce section and it was all neatly organized and displayed. I got stocked up on some fruits and they had enormous oranges at 1.00 a piece and also two types of mangos for 1.00 each...I only wish the apples were that price but I got those also because they just were pretty....I picked up a couple of great wines on sale a Franciscan and Enstancia Chardonnay and a new SAvingon Blanc called Thorny Rose that I am excited to try---They were having a blowout on full sized tubes of Colgate toothpaste several flavors/varieties for around 55 cents a tube---I was like one of those crazed coupon ladies filling up my cart....I should go back and get more because these don't go bad and it would be great to put in care packages for old peeps, soldiers, woman's shelters...etc.etc.

Many of the things I purchased expired 2+ months ago, so I'll begin there. I'm normally good at…read morechecking labels, but it's sad that I have to sift through every single product to find food that isn't expired. -Deli is atrocious, catch them before they pre-close around 4pm and pre-cleaned their slicer) -Meat. I can manage without produce bags, but you absolutely need bags for dripping, raw meat. (Carry hand-sanitizer, I informed the checkout employee there's raw meat on the scanner due to no meat bags- they did nothing- so not much you can do about the people checking out before you if they've left raw food) --I no longer buy meat here. All of this without getting into the scale/weights of their meat consistently being off when I did. -Produce. You'll be able to find decent produce, however, there will always be a few veggies/fruits on your list you opt to get somewhere else (bruised, way-past rotten, the "sale" lettuce and produce needs to be on sale a week prior) These leaky, rotten products will usually be placed front and center too. I know this goes with anywhere that towers their produce in a pyramid, but maybe take out those first few rows of fruit that have clearly been bouncing off onto the floor all day. Avoid the plastic wrapped produce in the foam trays you can't see the back of-- almost always rotten, mushy on the back & intentionally hidden so they don't have to mark it as sale. -It looks like they've spent a lot of money upgrading the security system connected to their carts, but forgot to upgrade the actual carts themselves. It seems like every other time I visit, some old lady is locked in the doorway, cart jammed, theft siren blaring, all because it's clearly malfunctioning (hey, as long as those thieving old women aren't running off with their heavy cart full of cat litter right?) All around just not a good look. -Parking. This place had the audacity to repave their parking lot without increasing the size of the lanes, so it's just as chaotic, compact, and unpleasant as usual. As I was leaving, a woman was almost hit by a car backing out near the cart return! Just get rid of the pregnancy/veteran spots-turn them into handicap (injured veterans and pregnant women can, and often do, get a handicap tag if needed) This would increase the amount of accessible spots without the weird "This spot is unofficially for a particular KIND of disabled person!" message. It's tacky. Like a fake service dog for parking spots. I really can't recommend other places in the area, I'm sure that's how they've been able to stay afloat. I'm keeping my fingers crossed the Super Target rumors are true, at the least, it may incentivize management to return their attention to this location.

While visiting Missouri, we stopped in and picked up a few things and were pleased at the selection…read moreand prices. Floor plan was organized and items were easy to find. We were also offered assistance, " can I help you with anything" while looking around. Nice service touch.

For being such a big box store, they have just about anything you could want. The staff is…read morecourteous and helpful. It is always busy, so parking can be challenging at times. They have scaled down on self checkout, which for me is good. I would rather have someone else figure out all those prices and bagging my things. Lots of good deals to be had.

Bought a set of tires at this location, including the warranty and the tires cupped after 20,000…read moremiles and they will not honor the warranty to resolve the situation. I was told by the auto center manager that it's my problem. This is the last time I will use their services for tires or other auto services. Be careful what tires you buy from there because if they are not authorized retailers, the manufacturer nor the store will honor the warranty.