Don't be fooled by the sign out front tempting you in offering free samples. That's how they got…read moreme to stop by, but there weren't any available. When I asked about them the girl at the counter got all snippy with me asking if that's all I stopped in for. Look, I swing by the Osceola Cheese Store all the time because they have free samples, and I generally walk out of there having spent seventy dollars on cheese that I tried free samples of. So right off the bat I was irritated. It's a big shop, with lots of ham for sale, but wow, they are super pricey. I know they will say it's because they do all their own smoking, but there's a similar style place in Arizona where I live called The Pork Shop that has way more reasonable prices. Not that I'm suggesting you drive to AZ for a ham. I'm just saying their prices are a bit on the high side. I might stop in here again, but probably not.

I don't get to the store nearly as often as I would like to, but they offer shipping which has come…read morein handy many times. The quality of meat is great, and we love trying the variety of sausages they carry. I have ordered many times for gift giving -- shipping directly to the recipient or having it shipped to my home to put it in a gift basket.

Came here for a quick breakfast. It's like any typical donut shop you order at the counter then…read morethere's a small seating area off to the side. This seems like a family business as there was kids behind the counter and helping wait tables. They had good customer service and were helpful getting missing items like straws, sugar, etc. We ordered glaze donuts and maple bars as well as a ham omelette and a breakfast sandwich with bacon and sausage. Food was good, cooked to order, donuts were okay nothing fancy.

This is an update. Where other quick restaurants in the area are falling downhill or disappearing,…read moreLas Lajas is keeping pace with their continued excellence and amazing food. This is how it's done right. The dining room appearance is simple and plain, but that is a good indicator of the food to come. It's good comfort Mexican food, with no frills, no complications. The service is always outstanding, accepting custom orders with a smile. My wife and I regularly go there for our fix of amazing yet inexpensive Mexican food. We will usually place our order, then dash next door to the grocery, to stock up on tortillas, and other Hispanic food specialties that aren't available without going into the city.

Grillo is a master butcher and knows his product well. I've never gotten a bad cut of meat from…read morethem and although I have yet to try the whiskey he gets, I hear it's amazing. They truly go out and source the best of the best.

Hands DOWN the best tacos I've had around here I pulled up to San Jose Mexican grocery store in…read moreWright City and the food is made FRESH right in front of you the flavors are POPPING, like real authentic, juicy, seasoned perfectly this spot has been around for OVER 20 YEARS and is well-known in this small town for a reason I got 6 tacos de asada, 6 tacos de carnitas, AND queso birria with that rich flavorful consommé... all for ONLY $36 if you're anywhere near Highway 70 you NEED to stop here!! 200 E Veterans Memorial Pkwy, Wright City, MO #tacos #mexicanfood #foodie #missouri #fyp

Our favorite local taco place and Mexican grocery store! We love stopping by on the weekends for…read morelunch. Always so friendly, and the food never misses.

Went to Q in the Lou and saw the popularity of the Blues Hog station. It's ran by a competition BBQ…read moreteam called Shake 'n Bake BBQ. Their truck was bumping good music and getting the party going. I decided to try what they had. I tried their Pulled Pork Nachos. They were okay. The BBQ tasted good but the dish needed more of it. The pineapple slaw was a no go for me. I didn't see a single pineapple in the slaw and it lacked the flavor of so. I did enjoy their BBQ sauces. They had multiple options: Original, Smokey and Tennessee Red (which was my favorite)! I'm giving Blue Hog 4 stars because I'm reviewing the sauce and the sauce was the saving grace. If I was reviewing the BBQ overall it would have been lower.

Stopped by and saw my friend Tim Scheer today. Pork like it's supposed to be. Selectively bred…read moreheirloom pork, rich marbling for juicy tender meat, and fat that melts in your mouth with amazing flavor. These would have been awesome on the grill, but they were mighty fine right out of the cast iron as well. Can't wait to cook that pork steak!!. #MarbleRidge https://www.marbleridgefarms.com/

I have a farm past Rosebud. My Mother and I were out and about on the way back from the farm on a…read moreSaturday in December and decided to stop at Clancy's Marketplace since they were open and we had never been. Cute store! Lots of baked goods, local items made by others, and other specialty items. We left with cookies, cheese, and some drinks for the road. Loved the oatmeal cookies. I'll stop by again when passing through!

We just happened to stop. Owner offered a complementary beverage while we looked around…read more We had a tremendous smoked pork steak for about $5.50. I also had a Ruben sandwich. And an old fashioned dill pickle. Everything we had was great, and we were amazed at the smell of baked goods that filled the shop. Great value. Wonderful people working there. We will go back any time we visit nearby Lost Valley Lake.

A very unique homage to the Katy Trail, Peers Store is a must-visit if it's open when you pass by…read more We'd read about this in the Katy Trail guidebooks, and when we rode by this time they had some live music out front which served as a welcoming committee. Inside is part museum (the building is from the 1800s), as well as part gift shop and snack shop. A classic country store, this is a fun one and serves as a great little break from the nearby trail.

Unique shop, limited local gifts all of which seem more imported than local though did have some…read morehoney that was local. Nice stop for drink breaks and light vending sized snacks. No obvious bathroom or trashcans available but some reported a bathroom in the back behind the counter. Some parking. No seating /picnic tables really for a formal stop but we found a 10ft circle of shade under a single tree adjacent. I'd plant some trees, add some picnic tables, make it a true bike stop. If your biking from Klondike Park this is about 3.6 miles after the caboose stop and about 18 miles one way total distance.

Fabulous spot in Washington. Super clean and put together and hip! My dad ordered relish and butter…read morepickles from here, he liked them so much willing to drive from st.peters. Must check it out! All sorts of stuff there!