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Fresh Thyme Market

3.9 (38 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Shalaunte W.

Walking in this market, it smelled so good . I'm not sure if it was flowers , soaps or basil. I absolutely was mesmerized. Well lit and colorful. Plenty of juices , veggies, fruits available. Plenty of staff available stocking. Store clean and clear of clutter. Hidden upstairs of the foundry streets. Its own area of space. Household items and personal needs available.

deceptive pattern: Many blueberries..Cheaper ones are hidden
Güneş Ö.

Everytime I come here seeing 1 thing is fixed and a new issue came up. Watch your receipts. Note down shelf prices. They charged me double for Hillside turkey lunch meat - shelf price: 3.99, check out price 6.99. Bag of "organic" lime shelf price: 3.99, check out price: 1.99 per lime! I caught them both. They only fixed the lunch meat price. I gave up on the limes.

Steven T.

I stopped here while I was in town and since I had a king suite with a fridge etc etc I wanted some supplies for my room so I stopped here because my area has FTMs and I'm familiar shopping at them. The non alcoholic drinks like soda, water etc were all together. The liquor department had isles with everything except all the hard liquor like vodka, gin, whiskey etc etc which baffled me so is hard liquor not sold here. So I looked around and found all the hard liquor, it's a separate department all to its self with tall isles and long ladders like a horror movie library. The person working the department grabs your bottle because the customer isn't allowed to and you have to pay at the separate cash register in the hard liquor department before you can leave with it. I have travel all over the country over the years and I have never seen anything like this.

Tropical fruits.
Michael S.

FT did a terrific job rehabbing this old industrial building. The slightly gritty atmosphere really fits in with the Foundry complex and the surrounding neighborhood. Somewhat catty-cornered from IKEA and a few short blocks from St. Louis University and its dorms, this should be a welcome addition to the neighborhood. There is a Schnucks grocery within a mile, but Fresh Thyme emphasizes fresh and organic. It really pulls off those themes while indulging in locally made items also. It also feels larger than its suburban locations. A floral department and larger liquor area, for examples, are unique here. Convenient garage parking is adjacent to the store.

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Steven B.

Fresh Thyme is a great addition to the CWE. The other grocery stories in the neighborhood should be shaking in their boots, with this new kid in the hood. I have always been a fan of the FT in Kirkwood and this one totally blows them away. The produce and meat departments were very impressive, they were making my inner chef want to buy one of everything. The lay-out of the store flows well and the aisles are wide enough for a smooth flow of two-way traffic. I was also impressed with how they used end-caps on each of the aisles to feature and promote "local" products. Fresh Thyme may be a national chain, but they still care about the local vendors. Be sure to also check out, Iron Drop Biscuits and Beyond. I'll just say, they are mind blowing for this ole farm boy. Only thing that I saw as a negative, is no cashiers. It was all self check-out, which I am not a fan of, but it is the way of the future and I am learning to go with the flow. When: November 10, 2021 Why: Grand Opening

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Teresa R.

Welp! They've been open just two days and I've been EACH DAY! Stay away from the Bisquits or you will be there everyday also!! They do not accept their normal rewards at this location and that is a GOOD thing because they really have gone thru and priced reasonably. I mean fresh food everyday and sooo close! Also, they feature tons of truly local companies. Also, they took the time and trained their staff and they are the typical friendly and always offering assistance bunch that I've become accustomed to when shopping at other locations! I'll definitely be back, probably tomorrow! Damn damn damn those made fresh buttery biscuits!

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Taquera W.

Had been going to kirkwood but so glad this one opened. The selections are amazing and the staff is extremely friendly. Priced well compared to other stores, nothing out of the ordinary. Check it out

Located on third story, so park on the third story of the garage if stairs aren't your game! I love the Fresh Thyme sign :)

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7 months ago

Everything was fresh. Staff was excellent. They had fresh muscles. Fresh fish. I will be going back again.

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Yeah it's a cool market but honestly I don't like that they have checkers and not a helpful employee to be found.

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Love this place! Great wine selection. Trish at the front is especially sweet and helped us. Thank you!

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So excited .. Fresh Thyme is in the neighborhood ... the staff is helpful and friendly ... convenient parking

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“Parking is the same as the foundry and always can find a spot.”

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