This is a great little market. They have many unique items. It is very inexpensive to buy bulk…read morequantities of candy and spices and chocolates and noodles and soup fixings and other stuff. It's really worth the visit. Be on the look out for the horse and buggies that also travel the local roads.

This store is probably one of the best priced store in the planet!! The food is deliciously…read moreexcellent.

I've used their online grocery order for some time not. But i immediately cancelled that and vowed…read morenot to work there after shopper Michael got me the nastiest tomatoes I've ever seen. 1 it was on their shelves, and 2 the shopper picked those out.

I have placed several orders on line and I keep getting open boxes damaged packages broken eggs. It…read moreseems like they pick online orders from the damaged products that they were going to send back. When I get deliverys from FedEx the boxes look like they drove over it with the truck

Fun experience!! Has huge selection of specialty food items as well as bulk food items. I loved to…read moresee the variety of kitchen and baking utensils. We especially love the large selection of frozen fruit items.

Great customer service, cute gift shop and good snacks! Cheese curds were super salty!read more

Great selection, great customer service. This was my first time using them and I'll be back.read more

The food was amazing and the different type of bacons was very nice. The People are super nice. And…read moreof course the food smelled amazing

RE: COUNTRY MART, CLINTON, MISSOURI…read more In December, 2013 I slipped on a patch of dark ice on the parking lot of Country Mart in Clinton, MO. 2 African American ladies saw me fall. One of the ladies helped me into the store and I met with MR. DANTE PASSANTINO, CO-OWNER. I wanted to write a police report but he told me it was not necessary that he would "take care of me".. I seriously hurt myself and insisted they write a store report of the incident and give me a copy. They wrote the report but refused giving me a copy. I was in pain and needed to get home to rest.. At the time, I was almost 73 and he told me his father fell at about the same age and was never the same until he died 5 years later. He told me to keep in touch with him. In February, 2014 I sent a letter to engage with him to somehow make some effort to resolve my fall. It fell on deft ears. I never heard back from him. Now I am 76 and my shoulder and left hip and leg have serious problems. I can barely lift my left arm, that was used to brace my fall. And my groin was strained when I slipped on the ice and twisted my ankle. I am a retired, disabled Veteran and Mr. Passantino is not a person of his word. He is not a good person. This is how Passantino treated me, an elderly, retired disabled Veteran. What kind of person would treat me like that? If anyone would like to respond to me, kindly write me at 2014domrep@gmail.com. I would like to hear from you. God bless anyone who responds. Robert F. Kuhlmann USAF RETIRED Disabled Veteran

Since Price cutter took over they have the poorest cuts of meat I have ever seen and all their…read moreprices went sky high. Linda

Fun stop if your cruisin through the area. Homemade pies, cookies, bread and peanut brittle, some…read moreof which I couldn't resist. Farm fresh eggs, meat and veggies. They had just ran out of peaches but we're having a sale on flowering hanging baskets, $10. Some things were more than expected and than other items got a great deal. Cute college town and a little on the outskirts but I would visit again if in the area. Decent sized parking area and staff were nice.

such a treasure trove... the metal art caught our eye and we left with so much more like a…read morebeautiful lamp, a wax melter or 2, corn on the cob and cheese curds! we will be back!

Since writing this review, I have moved to another state. Upon returning for a visit I discovered…read moreParker's has been purchased by an out-of-town owner. It is now called Wood's. The pharmacy and grocery staff seem to be mostly the same people, but I cannot state how well the store is now run. What I wrote previously: Number one - Parker's is the only locally owned grocery and pharmacy in Warrensburg. The owners are active in their community, doing their best to benefit the area. I support locally owned businesses if I can justify doing so. Parker's has earned my loyalty. The prices are not always the lowest; they may not always be favorably compared to prices at WalMart and BiLo and Aldi's. However, they work hard to cover all the basics and then add carefully selected additional items they know their townspeople want. Watch for sales, as usual. Heck, if you ask about any specific item you cannot locate, they find a way to begin stocking it. Their produce is likely obtained from the same sources other area grocers use, but they must be choosing the higher quality. I have never gotten inferior quality from them and I have from other places in town. I can almost guarantee they would bend over backwards to make things right if ever I was dissatisfied. They have real butchers who will cut as you desire or grind things up as you desire and probably can do more than I've thought of asking for! If a checkout line is more than 2 customers long they call for reinforcements! You cannot find THAT at the other markets. They own their own pharmacy too. You get personalized attention from a very highly qualified staff. Big ticket help in a small town is a great combination. Just about any discounts you would receive at the "big boys" of pharmacy can also be found at Parkers; they are extremely competitive. On top of all that, they have packed a tremendous amount of variety and standards into their cozy alcoholic beverage section. You will find the usual liquors, wine and beer, plus many specialty local offerings. Parker's is a great resource for local wines as well as regional wines from other countries. They also carry a very diverse selection of micro-brewed finds, many of which can be purchased as individual components to a "build your own 6-pack". That is rare in a town this small. To summarize, Parker's can satisfy your needs while making you feel appreciated. They seem to work hard at making you feel they want your business. The Julie person

This place is a one stop shop for groceries, snacks, and then some…read more I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw all of the baked goods. I bought some whoopie pies and a plate of cherry danishes. There were so many options that I look forward to going back to try. The deli was another highlight of my stop. ordered the Cajun Lightning sandwich and it was so good. The meat was stacked a mile high. I wished I had someone to share it with. There's an endless amount of premade sides, like potato salad, pasta salad, egg salad, etc. I picked up some potato salad to pair with my sandwich. Everyone working there was very friendly. The store was so big that I would've loved more time to see what else I could find.

I have been privileged to have received baked goods from here in the past, but this was the first…read moretime I was in the vicinity and could stop by. They have delicious cinnamon rolls, cookies, and breads. Upon my visit, I was almost overwhelmed by the amount of food they carry. I can't wait to visit again.

If you're in the Lake of the Ozarks it's probably the best quality grocery store to go to. We did…read morehave an odd thing happen. A lady ahead of us had her card declined and she left. When we got home we discovered the checker charged us for and bagged that lady's ham. When we discovered that and called called 20 minutes later to see if we could return it, they talked to the checker and she didn't even remember anyone who left all there stuff at the checkout when their card declined happened.

This place has everything, plus some! The selection of cheeses, fresh produce, seafood, and more…read moreare exceptional. We also shop at Dierbergs when we are in Osage Beach.