Worth going to if you need something while in downtown St. Louis. You won't have the widest…read moreselection of items, but I was on travel and found the food, snacks, and other toiletries I needed for my week. There's good fresh fruit and pre-made food items. The sushi is fresh and pretty tasty; not what I expected. Staff is friendly and helpful. Neighborhood around the store is a little rough, but security is on-prem and taking care of business.

Be very careful about getting any produce here, sometimes moldy and goes bad very very fast. The…read moremilk always spoils a week before the date on it. If I get basil, or strawberries expect half of the pieces covered in mold.

Become here a lot because it is at a really convenient location and it's part of the get upside app…read moreso you get points and cash back for getting gas here and purchases here. It gets quite busy since it's right next to University and downtown. The staff is very friendly. It's not always the cleanest outside but again it's down in the city and by a lot of college students. It's a smaller gas station so there's not a lot of pumps. If you're in the area, definitely stop here so you can use the Upside app and get cashback on your gas for sure. You have to go in for receipts for some reason they never stuck the receipt paper outside of the pumps, so just keep this in mind if you need a receipt.

Early afternoon on a beautiful, sunny Saturday. People cruisin' round the city and gassin' up the…read morevehicles. What's this? No liquid in the wiper wash bucket? Let's try the next one - nothing there either? Not a drop to be squeezed from any of four scrub-and-squeegee tools, making it seem like the reservoirs have been empty for more than one shift. How hard it can be to put these on a checklist for regular filling?

Bourgeois supermarket, with some of the most expensive groceries I've ever seen. Next to the Chase…read morePark Royal Sonesta Hotel and serving an upper class neighborhood so the prices are actually commensurate with the high end quality. The baked goods are very dear both in cost and taste. I got some of the best lemon pound cake to celebrate freedom of speech. I felt old because the cashier didn't know what a post card is but I found some nearby at Left Bank Books and besides I am old.

Straub's Fine Grocers is the Erewhon of St. Louis--minus the overpriced smoothies, plus a chicken…read moresalad so legendary you'd think it was smuggled out of the Louvre. People here don't just like it--they lose their minds over it. I've witnessed stampedes toward the deli case that would make Black Friday look like a polite book club. Mention you've had better and you'll be shunned harder than someone who double-dips at a garden party. The thing is... the chicken salad is fine. Solid, even. But I've made better at home, barefoot in pajama pants, with a jar of mayo that was flirting with its expiration date. Shopping here feels like you've been invited into a members-only grocery lodge. The produce is flawless, the cheese selection could make a Parisian weep, and every item has a backstory worthy of a TED Talk. You're not just buying bread--you're procuring a "heritage grain boule, hand-shaped by sun-kissed artisans during a waxing moon." That wedge of cheese? It's from a small goat named Gerald who only eats lavender and listens to classical music. Of course, this level of "curated grocery chic" comes at a cost. I left with a bag the size of a throw pillow and a receipt that looked suspiciously like my car payment. But the place is immaculate, the staff is gracious, and the people-watching is world-class--equal parts country club and culinary cult meeting. Bottom line: Come for the spectacle, marvel at the devotion to chicken salad, and if you're feeling dangerous... casually say, "I think I've had better" and watch civilization collapse in the dairy aisle.

This is a very modest sized neighborhood gas station. It is in a neat building that is from a…read moreby-gone era. The convenience store is very small so I think of this more as just a gas station. The lot is clean and the pumps were well maintained. If you need gas in the CWE there are few better choices.

NOT clean after "wash". Boss said to come in for a make good. kid running the store said I had to…read morepay again. Lousy experience.

I'm new to the QT game but a huge fan after my husband introduced me to it last year on a road trip…read morethrough Tennessee. This is a newer and updated store but still had a wonderful coffee on tap area and huge iced tea zone that I love. Spotless and easy in and out with tons of gas pumps available. Staff were friendly and restrooms were very clean.

Perfectly good location. We're out of Splenda this past time and usually only have one person…read moreattending the cash register. She did a quick job of cashing a scratcher. Usually someone loitering out front that will ask for something.

Walk-in vending machine for the 200th review- all to replace Apu!…read more http://www.lyricspedia.com/simpsons/who-needs-the-kwik-e-mart-lyrics/ I wanted to find a interesting business for the my great landmark in yelping. (I find this funny because I did not pay attention to what I reviewed for the 100th) The business was presented to me as the first self serve mini-market in St Louis. Think of this as part mini-market & part walk-in vending machine. No teller to greet you, thank you or wish you a good day. Just a faceless black box to scan your items then take your account info, credit card or foldable cash (no coin). While the 24 hour (with access to building) convenient ability of buying sandwiches, salads, chips, drinks, ice cream, gum and cereal sounds great... I still feel like I am cheating someone out of a job. I decided to buy a pack of gum with no price on it, but it was $1.99 plus tax & two packs came up on the screen. I decided that was telling me I did not need the gum. The $3.99 salad (pic) looked better than anything I have seen come out of a vending machine. The ice cream was only $1.39. I just keep thinking I am going to see "The Simpsons" episode with Apu being replaced by a black box. What is going to happen to all those babies? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eight_Misbehavin'

I have been eating from OutTakes for the past 6 years. They deliver to a company I am affiliated…read morewith that provides lunch for their employees. The sandwiches & salads are always fresh. They have the best TUNA EVER!!!!

The Cajun pasta is to die for! The place kinda looks like a hole in the wall, but the food is…read moreamazing. And the portion size is incredible. This will be one of my go to restaurants.

First time ordering take out from Omar's Food Shop and I will say I'll be back again soon! I called…read morein for Cajun Chicken Pasta without any spinach and overall was pleased with the order, my food did have spinach but less than a bite full which was better than the typical dish which seems to incorporate it in every bite. The service was a bit confusing on where to pay at first but was quick and the staff had jokes which made my quick run in more memorable! It is a little corner store definitely tailored to locals but the Pasta will become a go to comfort food from now on! I recommend trying it!

This market has been around awhile, but I haven't stopped in until now. I stopped in to buy some…read morecheese ....random. I was expecting to pay a ridiculous amount for it, but it was the regular price ($3). I also noticed that there was plenty of good priced wine, beer and liquor. Plenty of wines for less than $10. Really, I have no idea how the prices are the same as what I pay at a grocery store. And, the owner was really nice.

Watch your transactions carefully. The bottle of wine price tag is 4.99 but he rings it up for…read more5.59. If you pay cash, make sure you get the right change back. I've been short changed many times and had to remind him, I gave you a $20 not a $10. Check your expiration dates. Meat, cheese, milk, pizza etc. So much of it is long expired. I quit going there. There's a Whole Foods a block away.

Excellent place, clean, everything very well arranged, I recommend it 100%.Their products are all…read morevery well preserved; you can find a variety of them.

Four years later, still love this place! Small produce section of items you won't find at a regular…read moregrocery store and so many other interesting things to try! Customer service is always great, the owner/staff are amazing and helpful every time I've gone in.

Gas, convenience store, liquor outlet, and carwash in one spot. The large lot provides easy access…read moreto the 16 fuel pumps. The convenience store is the usual assortment of snacks, soft drinks, and packaged food items. The inside GoCafe offers made-to-order foods.

Love this place. Great food at reasonable prices. Fresh and delicious. Love the donuts, alway…read moreFresh. Fast service and friendly staff.