Amazing classic market, deli super fresh friendly staff. Dry goods, honestly if they don't have it…read moreyou probably don't need it. Beer, wine super great selection of local and popular domestic and imports. Liquor was a little less than I was hoping for but seriously they still get 5 stars. The store is clean and orderly, they sell hot food and deli sandwiches, what more could you ask... we left happy!

This is your classic small town market, but we came here for the wine!…read moreIt's hey had a great selection of the local wines that we just tasted and at a fair price. They had a great selection of fresh produce as well. Great local market!

Growing up at Schnucks, I guess that habit just stuck with me as an adult. Though not sure why I…read morecontinue to give this location my business. They're one of the most expensive grocery stores in Columbia but somehow can't manage to keep fresh produce from molding and wilting on their shelves. More times than not in the past 6 months, I've found rotten fruits and vegetables and expired labels on organic juices. Please do better.

Dana, at the Schnucks Forum location, is a treasure!! I have a hard time finding items at Schnucks…read morecompared to other stores and when I couldn't find a particular cereal, I wandered around until Dana helped me. The Kashi cereals are in the Non Gluten area (FYI!!). She was very professional, kind and understanding. I appreciate having considerate people to ask questions to but sometimes people just can't be bothered. Not here!! Thank you, Dana!!!

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.

We live in Columbia but have a farm near Harrisburg so we are always running up to C&S Grocery…read more They make generous deli sandwiches right in front of you for a great price. Considering their size, they have a wide selection of goods. And our most recent discovery is they have fantastic meats! We bought hand-cut rib-eye steaks and pork steaks on our last visit. This review is AFTER we have eaten all of them and they were as good as anything anywhere else, maybe even a bit better. The rib-eyes were individually wrapped in saran so you can look at BOTH sides to check on the marbling. The pork steaks were high quality as well. Prices were slightly better than Sams too.

My wife and I went for a random drive in the countryside on Valentine's day. We came upon…read moreHarrisburg, MO and since we were hungry, we stopped at the local grocery story to grab something for lunch. The building looks barely functioning from outside, but when you step in, you'll discover on the first floor, a well stocked, small, grocery store and deli counter. The building is nearly 200 years old and has the original floors and tin ceiling. The two ladies there were just about the friendliest I've ever met. The urged us to try "the finest bologna sandwich in the county", so we did. Fresh bread, hand sliced bologna, Miracle Whip, and swiss cheese--what's not to like? I can't say that bologna is haute cuisine, but a large sandwich, a couple of sweet pastries, and two bottle of water for $5 ranks high on my list of Valentine's lunches. There's a hardware and clothing store on the second floor and we intend to check it out on our next visit.

This is a local location of a central Missouri grocery chain, found in the opposite end of town as…read morethe town's largest grocery store. Whole they do not have a huge selection of produce, they do have a adequate inventory of groceries that works for the small or large household.

This store is conveniently located close to my home so I tend to do my grocery shopping here as…read moreopposed to WalMart (dread that place) or ALDI, which are both on the opposite side of town. Very clean and organized store. The meat is always super - hence their "cut above the rest" slogan. The staff is so nice and helpful. Nine times out of ten they have exactly what I need. My only complaint is that the produce section seems to lack lettuce a lot. Whether it be green leaf, romaine, etc. I'm not sure if I just happen to come in at the wrong time once it's all been swooped up or what but the selection is always a little bare. Overall, fantastic store - well worth a visit here over the chaos at WalMart!

It's nice for what it is. It's a smaller type grocery store but you can get a lot of things there…read more They need a wider section of Mexican foods (Hispanic Aisle) but other than that it's cool. The majority of the employees are nice. The market is clean and usually well stocked.

Love love love their organic whole chickens! When you buy locally grown, you're getting the…read moreproduct at its peak form. It's ready to eat right now. When you buy your product in a supermarket, you're never really sure how long it's been sitting. These moist, meaty chickens have ruined me. I just can't do store bought chicken anymore. They are so moist and juicy and the taste is like no other. My kids have taken me back to my hippy days. They belong to a co-op and have been buying farm fresh produce and meat for several years now. I get to share the wealth of cooking/eating these exceptional meats. I have fantastic kids! Below is a list of what they do offer for sale. Some of the meats are seasonal. I would advice that you call ahead and see what their availability is on the meats. They sale grass fed beef 1/2 or a whole cow. They also have grass fed lamb and boy is that good eating! The also have 1/2 or whole free range pork. Be mindful that the pig includes the skull, hoofs, and ham hocks. (Only thing you don't get is the squeal). The hocks are ready to use in any bean soup. The pork sausage that is made here is delicious too! Last but not least they have the free range chicken and free range turkeys available at Thanksgiving. Please check since ordering may have changed since my last order! I suggest that several folks divide up a pig or cow and save even more! 2017/42

I am a BIG fan of Rehoboth Ranch. We are fortunate that they come to the Coppell Farmers Market…read moreweekly when they are open. They come to the Dallas Farmers Market as well (every other week). During the winter months when the Coppell Farmers Market is closed, they do a monthly drop off for pre-ordered meat and eggs. RR produces locally grown, grass fed meat. Chicken, beef, pork and lamb are all AMAZING from there. They also sell turkey during the holiday season. I don't eat turkey, so I can't tell you how good it is. BUT, there are always MAJOR lines for those who have pre-ordered before Thanksgiving and Christmas if that is any indication. We love their eggs. Their eggs are free range and the birds dine on different grasses according to the season. The color is much more vivid than grocery store eggs, even the organic ones. The color also changes with the seasons. The flavor is AMAZING. They also have some items you can't find just 'anywhere.' Sugar Bear is a Jewslum, so he doesn't eat any pork. He ADORES their beef breakfast sausage. I really like lamb, but it is hard to find certain cuts of lamb in the grocery store (even places like Whole Foods don't have much lamb variety). RR has lots of lamb cuts, and I was especially pleased to find lamb kabob meat. ROCK! Sugar Bear really likes beef bacon, but we have never been able to find it outside of a kosher deli we go to in Austin. I contacted RR about beef bacon, and while it is not a regular product for them, they said I could special request it in May when the cows are fattest. How cool is THAT? The family who runs this ranch is really special and near to my heart. The cream of the crop in the 'Good People' ranking. (considering my general dislike of much of humanity, the last statement means a lot) Two of the kids (college age or older kids I should say) run the meat market RR outlet in Coppell. The are so polite and hard working. I cannot say enough nice things about them. I don't have kids and have never wanted any, but I'd be happy to take these two home and call them my own any day.