They have a small selection of groceries which are fine for to run out and get something. I've had…read moretheir fresh food that they prepare and no good. The first time I had the brisket it was burnt the second time I had the slab of ribs and they weren't cooked enough. They were still hard and you couldn't chew them so I wasted money and two different dinners.

Great meat department! Friendly service. Very clean store!!! Daily specials ! People drive…read moredistance to shop in this store!!

They are very kind and helpful. Meat is reasonably priced and always fresh. They are very…read moreknowledgeable about the different meats and cut them to your specifications.

Sievers meat market is a great meat market I have been eating Sievers meat since I was a very…read morelittle girl and I am 52 years old now. I remember when I was a little girl my mom and dad always calling in meat orders to Sievers and my Dad would go pick it up. and it was the best meat. I still to this day get Sievers meat. And when I go in there, the owner Dave always ask how is your Dad It is a great neighborhood local butcher shop and they have good prices on meat too.

Love this small town Alton market. Shwegels has all your basic grocery needs including fresh…read moreproduce and an excellent meat section. They make their sausage and cut their meat in house. It's all great. They also have a small section in the meat department with a rotating hot item or two such as sausages, kabobs, chicken tenders. Love grabbing anything from there!! They have a large fridge packed to the brim with every kind of premade salad you can imagine (pesto pasta, caprese, different potato salads, sweet salads, baked beans, bean salad... so much more and in different convenient sizes. There's cold cans of soda in a bin at checkout. Everyone is kind and helpful. Love this family owned local grocer!!

Very few places takes me back to being a kid going to the deli and butcher with my parents and…read moregrandparents. The feel, atmosphere, smell, friendly people takes me back to the 80's. My favorite local butcher, give them a shot.

Great place to shop friendly staff excellent deli and butcher departments,curbside pickup and…read moredeliveries to your home and it's FREE !! an A+plus grocer.

I had no issues coming to this location. It was pretty clean and they moved through the lines…read morepretty fast. They had a nice floral selection when you walk in so that was very eye-catching. I didn't walk through the whole storage just went to grab three items but they had all three items that I needed and yeah, I have no complaints.

Of the local Schnucks this isn't my regular, but it gets the job done! I love shopping at Schucks…read more Good selection, capable staff, and well stocked. If you haven't tried their baked goods or their chicken, you're missing out. They also have great "deli" sides made in house, like potato salad and more. I appreciate that they're a local chain, and it shows in the quality.

Recently I was looking for small bike for my grandson. There were two that were marked as clearance…read moreat 50.00 and 70.00 dollars . I asked an employee to check to see if the price was correct. It was showing a much higher price . We took the 50.00 bike to return desk to see if they could sell it to me for price showing where the bike was in the rack .I was told that they did not have the authority to do so, that manager would make that determination. I asked if I could speak with him. The desk called for him to talk with me. About 15 minutes later a person walked up . His personal appearance lead me to believe he was a customer not the manager. I asked him if I could buy the bike for the price that was listed . In no certain terms was he willing try to work with me . I went home and contacted Godfrey Walmart and was able to get a bike shipped to me that slightly cheaper for $50.00.Very bad experience !!!

When I lived in the area we went here so much they knew us when we walked in (sad, I know). Since…read morewe moved away I have grown to appreciate the local Walmart there even more. The customer service was top notch. The shelves were always well stocked. My local Walmart now is referred to as "the out of stock store." If you have a list you are guaranteed to leave with only 2/3 of the things on that list as my current Walmart WILL be out of stock. My local Walmart must have a beacon atop of it that calls out to all those crazy "people of Walmart" to go there. We have more than our share of these people. We may have 2-3 lanes open. All the serve yourself checkouts are open. Those checkouts are backed up because no one wants to wait in the couple other services lanes actually open. Many of the staff are rude or cranky. Who could blame them? Working in those conditions. Enjoy your good Walmart because they're not all that way. We quit going except when we feel we have no choice....maybe once every couple months.

I like this location. Literally every employee I've asked for help is so helpful!! I'm also glad…read morethey stopped the guys asking for donations for veterans at every entrance. That was so annoying!

Old man worker followed me out then caressed my butt when walking past me !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

Wow, this place is incredible!…read more I spend a lot of time in the area at a little vacation home, and I am so mad that I've been going to the crappy town IGA instead of this place for so long. We go through a fair amount of produce each week, so when I heard about Wayne's I decided to give it a try - hoping for both better prices and better quality. I was totally blown away! It's incredibly well-kept and well-organized, and they have a ton of items that IGA doesn't. My favorite part is the "value bags" they have available - for just $19.95, you get a reusable tote bag filed with all types of fruits and vegetables. Check out the photo I uploaded... you won't believe how much I actually got for the price! It made us try new things we don't always eat, too. They also have a butcher attached, fresh local eggs, dairy, and more. One thing to note: if you're using a credit card, it does have to be for over $15. I'm so happy to have found this place and I look forward to stopping by as much as I can!

Good local market for fresh produce, an excellent butcher, and good deli meats/cheeses. Staff are…read morefriendly. In the spring, they sell annual flowers and pumpkins in the fall. Wayne's is my go to market.

I love this store. It is so worth the drive from my home in Godfrey…read more The produce department, just blows my mind. The variety and freshness of all the vegetables and fruits is huge. I can find unique items that you do not see at other grocers. I am wanting to eat healthier this year and this department is helping me achieve that goal. Another department that I enjoy is the, Deli and Prepared Foods. I have ordered from the prepared foods department for many of my parties. It makes life so much easier and everyone loves the appetizers. The butcher/meat department is as impressive as the produce. Also, the Dierbergs label is just as good as a name brand and it helps you save money on your total bill. If you're a drinker, the liquor department is a mini liquor store located inside a grocery store. The variety of wine and beer is huge. If you over drink and do something stupid, you can use Dierbergs florist to help get yourself out of trouble. The staff on the floor are helpful when I cannot find what I am looking for and the cashiers are friendly and move the lines quickly. Reminder: The store is in Edwardsville, so take your own bags, otherwise you'll be paying 10¢ a bag.

"Stick to the knitting" is the phrase that comes to mind. I believe it's a chapter title in an old…read morebook by Peters & Waterman called "In Search of Excellence." It summarizes their advice to businesses that have diversified so much that they've diminished the value they once provided in their most basic services. Here's why the phrase comes to mind in reference to D-Edwardsville. Years ago when it opened, it became my first-choice grocer, a moderately expensive but close-to-home alternative to specialty grocers in St. Louis. We could find nearly everything we really needed there, including gluten-free items. I was particularly happy that the fish counter offered fresh and previously frozen items that were as good as those I picked up 30 - 40 miles away. In recent months, I've been less enthused to shop at D-Edwardsville. Whereas the traffic flow of the east end used to draw attention of the shopper toward produce, deli, fish, and meat, now attention is drawn just as much toward the prominent placement of an expanded and generally high-priced wine-liquor section. The produce selection rarely seems as good as Schnuck's or Walmart. And the fish counter that I used to love is now a place I avoid, especially after some bad fish purchased during the yearend holidays. So bad that citrus juice and even alcohol rinse (with sake) could not save it. I imagine Edwardsville grocery competition is stiff these days, and D has a difficult challenge retaining market share and making a profit. I sympathize with the dilemma, but from my perspective, more alcohol or a phone app with coupons won't make much of a difference. In my opinion, flawed as it may be, I'll be muttering quietly as I roll my cart out the door, "Stick to the knitting.