There are a lot of farmers markets in the ST. Louis area, but this one is #1 on my list! Because…read moretheir produce is the best (the produce is almost all homegrown depending on the season that they are in) you can't find this good quality in your supermarkets anymore! And plus the staff are super friendly, kind and knowledgeable on their products! They will help no matter how busy they are on the weekends and weekdays (they are open 7 days week!!!!!) My favorite season is Summer because of all the local Produce that starts to come in, and The Summit All Season Market has all the local Produce you will need and want! For anything! My favorite right that I just got from them, is the Missouri black diamond watermelon! OMG talk abt a juicy n' sweet dessert! The best thing right now. I had a young man pick me out one the other day and let me tell you he knows his Melons!! The best watermelon I've had in Forever!

I love the variety you can find at The Summit. And it's always fun to visit on Saturday for the…read moreFarmer's Market--but when you're in a mid-week pinch for local produce, The Summit saves the day/meal. Love the friendly service and the updates they post on social media!

Jay's international market is the go-to place in S City to buy many international foods and produce…read morethat you're looking for. I have been there several times for produce, European foods, and international snacks. I like that the store is laid out by country, which makes it so much easier to find what I'm looking for. Some of the male workers that I have encountered have always been really helpful in helping me find what I'm looking for or some type of substitute.

My wife and I were in St. Louis visiting friends, and we had some time while waiting for a…read morenight-time baseball game, to they took us to an Asian grocery store that they frequent. It's marketed as International Food, but found most of the product was Far East/South East Asia based. I did my typical thing of wandering the aisles, taking pictures for a review, when I was stopped by a severe looking woman/employee who had been following me, demanding 'What are you doing?'....'Taking pictures?'...'We don't allow that here'....'I didn't know'...'You do now'. I didn't see any signs prohibiting it though, but of course I stopped. Definitely nipped in the bud my enthusiasm for this place. My wife did end up buying supplies to make shanghai-style lumpia (spring roll wrappers and various sauces) along with ube jam to make cookies. So a worthwhile trip overall.

Super convenient Aldi location. Parking lot is a bit of a nightmare. Inside is clean and the same…read morelayout as all of the Aldi stores. Aldi has great deals, and I love the fact that they don't use single use plastic bags! Definitely check your nearest one out, they're very affordable and clean and this location was no exception! The only complaint I have is-- with some of their items, mostly the meats, you can sometimes tell why their prices are so cheap... so be sure to double check dates/freshness on deli items.

I was able to find most things I wanted at this location. For those who may be searching, they had…read moreextra firm tofu in stock. I also found the Mooala banana milk, along with the veggies and fruit I purchase regularly. The aisles were neat and orderly. This is a location I'll visit again!

Went to the SOL Food market today, not many vendors out due to the hot weather. They are set up on…read morethe parking lot of the Living Room every Wednesday from 3:30pm-6:30pm starting May through October. There are various vendors that sell locally prepared products and locally grown produce, flowers, mushrooms, and honey. There is often times a food truck/beverage truck as well. I bought some fresh cucumbers, asparagus and granola. The granola was delicious and savory. They offered samples to try before buying. There was a Boba food truck out Boca Boba, it was absolutely delicious and refreshing for this sweltering hot day!

This cozy farmer's market is my favorite of the many offerings in the St. Louis area. A good…read morevariety of fresh fruits and vegetables. The vendors get to know their customers and will go the extra step for you--putting aside a favored item if you're running late, letting you know availability ahead of time. If you sign up for Rene's email list, she will let you know which vendors will be there, so you can plan accordingly. I plan my whole day--maybe even my week!--around making sure I don't miss it.

I could not survive without Sunfarm. They offer next day contactless curbside pickup on groceries…read more I'm high risk and can't go out anywhere till things improve and Sunfarm has been a lifesaver for me. I can get fresh vegetables and fruit and even dairy items like milk and eggs. They make it so easy to pick up items without having to compromise safety or food quality. I know they typically only supplied restaurants in the past but this pivot has meant so much to me. I really can't speak highly enough about the service they provide.

I called this business to find a CSA to gift my sister for Christmas. Nancy the lady I spoke to…read moreinformed me they were a business only produce delivery place . I thanked her and hung up. She called me back a few minutes later to tell me about a place that does residential delivery closer to my sister. What a wonderful thing! She and her co-workers went out of their way to help me and find a place where I could place my order! What a great place! I am so grateful to them because finding a place in Missouri for organic food delivery is very difficult.

A bit overrated. It is the biggest farmers market in the core St. Louis area. And the location at…read moreTower Grove Park is beautiful and picturesque. Though I found the selection to be a little lacking, but I must admit that end of May when I visited is early in the farmers market season. You are likely to see more produce offerings in July or August. But there were other things like the location of the market within the park being inconvenient for those walking to the market and seemingly the parking situation since I saw a long line of cars slowly driving by the market trying to locate a parking space. Market prices are also high, but comparable to the upscale ones that I find in Seattle. And lastly it was difficult to find a place to sit and eat. I had to walk about half a block away to find a bench. You may want to bring a towel to the market and have a picnic on the grass if you are going to get some food here.

My girlfriend and I went to the Tower Grove Farmers Market this past Saturday for the first time…read more We got there around 10:30 and it was already VERY busy. Way more vendors and food than I expected honestly, good energy the whole way through. First thing we did was hit Food With Yoo for hotteok. I got the pork bulgogi one and she got the O.G. with the cinnamon sugar and walnuts. Watched them make them fresh right there. Both really good. Then we stopped at the 4 Hands stand, I got a beer and she grabbed a bottled Fitz's. My beer was good but man, that Fitz's tasted like a non alcoholic beer lol. Neither of us liked it at all. We walked around for a while after that and ended up splitting a bánh mì from Grand Army Farm, the traditional one with the pork belly, Vietnamese sausage, pickled carrots, cucumber, jalapeño and cilantro. On the way out we grabbed a pint of the Lemon Curd ice cream from Bold Spoon Creamery to take home. Ate it that night, really good. Only real complaints are it was VERY hot and parking was kind of a mess at 10:30. There's parking, you just have to circle for it. We actually left our dog at home because we didn't know if it was pet friendly. There were dogs literally everywhere lol so that was a mistake. He's coming next time. 5 stars. Really nice Saturday morning date and there's still a bunch of stalls we never got to. We'll be back earlier next time, with the dog.

Richie's Produce is a recent addition to Eureka (at least at this location). So far, it looks like…read morethey mainly sell produce and flowers out of the big red barn. We buy berries there. The prices are somewhere between Aldi and Schnucks, depending on the item. The produce was fresh, and some of the brands appear similar to what is in other grocery stores. There is a wide variety of produce, as the name suggests. The workers are friendly, and they take credit. It's great to have another option for fresh fruit and vegetables in Eureka!

This is a very nice ALDI location. Definitely new. Sparking clean, well-stocked, and extremely…read morefriendly staff! Everyone we dealt with was very friendly and the deals here are insane. Definitely the cheapest mainstream grocery store out there. I also appreciate that they're environment conscious (no plastic bags) and don't use artificial dyes/flavors in their stuff.

This Aldi is really nice! I work out across the street, so it's super convenient to do my grocery…read moreshopping on my way home. I've been a couple of times and each time has been pleasant: well stocked, clean, helpful staff, and plenty of room to browse the aisles. Aldi doesn't always have everything you need, which is part of going to Aldi- you know that going in. The prices are low and affordable which is really nice on the wallet. They have a solid produce selection, wine selection, and frozen selection. I also love their aisle of Aldi finds- I found my newest colander there. Majority of the registers are self check out, but they do have traditional options as well.