One would assume for a small town grocery store this place to be ho hum or just run of the mill. I…read morelove Apple market! There is wonderful selection and prices. This place is warm and well stocked with happy and helpful employees. I leave feeling like it got a good deal and had a good time shopping. Today the staff dressed up for Christmas. They put bows on the food and merrily were working along. One young man dressed as St. Nick, he was delightful. I am not a big grocery store person, I don't like going and hunting for things but this store is well laid out and the people are eager to help.

Good market with low prices. Has mostly the things a regular supermarket has. Costumer service was…read moregood, people working hear were friendly. Food was fresh, that I noticed. Clean and tidy. Four stars because didn't find want I needed.

Always clean and fully stocked whenever we shop there. Prices are a little bit higher than Walmart…read moreor Aldis, but it's close by, open late, and 9/10 has what we are looking for.

If you are aware of smaller grocery stores like Natural Grocer or other groceries which may be in…read moresmall towns, Sunfest is comparable. It's a convenient location near Holiday Inn Club Vacations for small items you may have forgotten or need in a pinch. But your selection choice will be limited.

Had the two entrée Chinese to go yesterday evening around approximately 1900…read more When was it made, 1400? The general chicken could break a jaw, stiff, dry, and the sauce was all soaked in like taffy. The second entrée was Bejing chicken, but was more like Kung Pow. Dry and rubbery, the veg in it were limp. The noodles was nothing more than spaghetti with all the sauce (whatever it was) soaked in and dried. The egg roll seemed as though it was microwaved or had sat in a service pan far past the toss time. The only saving grace was a prepackaged fortune cookie. My stomach has hurt since yesterday. Thanks for the gastrointestinal distress. Will not patronize that part of the store ever again.

They have a lot of things that I cannot find anywhere else. Also, a lot of fresh produce and great…read moresushi.

me and my friend were walking around the toy store we were laughing to our self silently about this…read moreweird toy, mind you not being loud at all and there nobody around but a worker stocking. we continued to shop and were in the car isle and she comes and tell us to leave and being mean even tho we didn't do anything. she was very RUDE.

Meh. The store is laid out weird, and hard to get to. Lots of old people hanging around with…read morenothing else to do. The staff spends a lot of time standing around chatting and bitching. Many departments had no staff on the counters. Hard to buy things that way. If you can, keep driving.

Visiting the resort and this was the closest store to go to for anything. They had a great…read moreselection of meats and very friendly staff.

The best meats in town friendly folks, Even though prices are high I always leave with a smile I…read moregive it 5 stars

This is a small town grocery store that competes with a Super Walmart. I'm happy to see that it…read moredoes so well! They have a good meat department and the fresh foods are typically very good too. All the employees I have interacted with have been pleasant.

This is a small local grocery store that is every bit the equal of the larger grocery chains…read more Whether you need fruits or vegetables, fresh meats, or baked, bulk, or frozen goods, you can find it all here for a cheap price. There's even a section for individual drinks by the front door. The store was recently remodeled in the past few years, and the entrance looks great. There's always parking available, and the store can be easily reached through the main driving loop throughout town. This location is always clean and uncrowded, and the employees are helpful if you ever need anything. Town and Country is definitely a hidden gem, and well worth the trip if you ever need to drop by.

It was nice enough, not crowded. Limited produce section. The meat was just ok, some off brands…read more The people were nice though.

We're visiting from PA, staying at a rental property, and we stocked up on some grocery essentials…read more The cost of living here is noticeably different from PA. Everything from gas, cigarettes, potato chips, to tasty cake donuts was anywhere from $1 - $4 cheaper than where we live. The meat sold at Harter House is awesome. The lunch meat in particular is awesome. The ham tasted like it just came out of the smoker and was sliced to order! We bought burgers and chicken as well, to make on the grill, and those tasted delicious too. The chicken breasts are huge by the way! They sell beer and liquor too, which isn't common in PA, so that was convenient! Where they are lacking is in the bakery department. A larger/fresh selection of baked goods would earn this place 5 stars. Lastly, the cashiers were such friendly and pleasant people. I'd definitely recommend this place if you are needing some groceries!

Most of the staff is friendly with the exception of a couple of the cashiers that are older women…read morethat are almost always rude when I come in and check out! As for the food it's usually ok if you buy canned or boxed but if you buy meat or fresh fruit or vegetables most of the stuff is close to the expiration dates or past so always check the dates on everything. I've bought boxed meat from the frozen section that was two years past the expiration date and then they won't give you your money back without a receipt. also have bought ground beef several times that was spoiled and had been sprayed with red dye to make it look fresh but was brown on the inside (gross)! The store is usually pretty clean. There's no competition up here so most stuff is over priced and probably attained cheap because it's close to expiration date.

Generally a great store. However, recently a produce worker (beard, glasses, hat) harassed us for…read morewearing masks, and wanted us to remove them. He then (creepily) demanded to know if we were going to vaccinate our children. He continued on and on, and then proceeded to mock us for saying we probably would vaccinate them. It was very uncomfortable, creepy, and uncalled for. And that also means that he hadn't been vaccinated and doesn't wear a mask, but breathes on fresh vegetables all day at this store. Except for him, it is a good store with nice employees. It would be 5 stars if it wasn't for the one creepy worker.

I come by in the evenings just to count how many crying toddlers scream in the basket section of…read moremom's shopping cart, while she talks on her cell phone & makes no attempt to quiet her kid. Tonight I saw 3.... Not a record, by any means... But a good showing for a Wednesday night.

Pretty much a standard representative of the franchise; which we've shopped each time we have come…read moreto the area. The facility seemed reasonably well-maintained, with the usual large variety of items from which to choose. They had all the groceries, and other items, we needed for our Branson visit. Since we did a self-checkout, we had virtually no contact with any staff. All and all, a typical Walmart.