The workers are very friendly and helpful. The store is clean, stocked well, and they even assist…read moreyou with special orders for anything. Produce is fresh. Many other stores have produce that goes bad in a day or two but when I shop here my produce stays fresher longer and tastes better too. It does not taste picked too soon.

I love Fresh Thyme and this is my go to location. They truly have the best produce in the area. I…read morelove that a lot of their products are from local businesses and farms. They usually label items from that state or area you live in. The store is always clean and easy to navigate. Check outs are always fast and employees are quick to help. Great shopping experience.

Stopped in to Swansea Schnucks to purchase a few things. The check-out line was long, as usual, so…read moreI went to self service. Scanned all items except apples would not scan correctly. Computer turned on light and horn for service. Clerk came over, cleared the fault, and scanned the apples with the same wrong description as before. I was frustrated, packed my receipt and wallet away, and left. Got home, and no apples. Apples were on my receipt. The useless clerk must have just tossed the apples on the bagging area. I was livid. Called store manager, and he agreed it was bad service, but offered no solution. I will never return to this sub-standard, high-priced retail grocery rip-off ever again...ever. You have better choices than thus store and it's lazy and indifferent staff.​

I like this Schnucks. It's clean and typically items are well stocked. On the Friday before July…read more4th, I was able to find everything on my list. The cashiers keep the lines moving quickly. Had an incident about a month ago where my purchase wouldn't ring up using the self service register. Customer service clerk watched-and watched--me struggle. She FINALLY offered much needed assistance with a little bit of a 'tude.

ALDIs has fresh and affordable groceries. They are in every neighborhood in this area and they are…read morea staple.

Big and well organized store. Friendly staff. Well stocked. This is my husband's favorite one to…read morevisit.

Excellent customer service from when I walked in the door to helping me carry my purchases to my…read morevehicle! Asked by employees several times (not being pushy) if I needed assistance in locating a specific item or carrying an item.

This place is similar to Sam's Club in that you can buy food (condiments, candy, spices, etc) in…read morebulk. However, at Switzer's you do not have to pay for a membership and the prices are still very reasonable. They also sell restaurant supplies and things like paper towels, paper plates, etc. All in bulk quantities. CONS: They only accept cash or checks. Also, I've been here several times and have never encountered a friendly worker.

They are right off a bike trail and want me to put my ebike on the rack!! IN THAT AREA NO WAY! I…read more used to go early and walk my very small e bike to get cat food and whatever other small thing I needed. They wouldn't let me in so...l had to go to Shcucks. Oh well. I will never waist my time going there again.

The rudest auto center ever! They have no respect for how they handle incoming calls. Brad picked…read moreup the phone and said nobody has time to talk to you hold. Put me on hold for 18 mins and it would have been longer but I hung up. I called back for him to pick up and just say hold and that was it!!! I was about to buy 4 new tire, but I will take my business to a more respectful busines. I pray one day Walmart closes completely down. The service is the worse because they believe they are too big to go down!!! Just awfu!!! That call was made on 1/3/24.

Nice hometown grocery store. You can get what you need without having to go to the bigger chain…read moregrocery stores. Prices are higher, but you probably won't use as much gas, so there's THAT. Wouldn't necessarily want to do my weekly grocery shopping here, but it's a great place to stop in to pick up those few items you need.

High prices, old and limited produce and meat selection. The fire lane is often blocked by a large…read moreblack truck.

The store with everything, I've always been able to find whatever I was looking for here & at…read morereasonable price. My favorite store

I would give zero stars if possible. This schnucks is extremely racist and I was told I'm not…read moreallowed to use the self check out for 17 items and she said "you should read the signs, they clearly say 15 items or less" she also mentioned "I'm sure you're paying with ebt." Ma'am I have a Master's degree, 3 homes and drove here in a $93,000 vehicle. The disrespect and audacity of the staff at this schnucks location is unmatched. The associate that mentioned this information to me is Angela, working at the self check out section on 7/30/2026. Granted, I am at this store at 7:28 AM, so there are very few people inside and already several people in the line for the one cashier.

Have you ever been surrounded by sunflowers? The Sunflower Experience at Eckert's is the perfect…read moreplace to do it. Mom and I chose the Flower Power Sunflower Pass, which included admission, a single cut-your-own sunflower, a souvenir mason jar lemonade (booze optional) and a pretty faux flower crown. It added a fun, whimsical touch to the day and made for even better photos! There was an option to fill a cut-your-own vase in the field for $10. The ride to the fields is part of the fun. Slow your mind and enjoy the journey. Once in the field, we skipped the walk up lookout, but took advantage of some of the unique photo opportunities throughout, including a flower arch, bicycle, oversized wicker basket and giant branded watering can, to name a few. The one downside was the mud. The previous day's rain made the ground soggy, and my sneakers sank in amongst the stalks once immediately off the main trail. Eckert's spread hay on some of the muddier areas, which helped absorb some moisture. Waterproof shoes or rain boots are a smart choice if there's been rain. I also recommend sunscreen, bug spray, hats and sunglasses. Pro tip: buy your tickets online ahead of time. I recommend going as early in sunflower season as possible. Quite a few of the blooms immediately alongside the trail had already been cut, despite signs asking visitors not to do so. There were still PLENTY of beautiful sunflowers to enjoy, along with a gorgeous field of colorful zinnias, but access was muddy overall. I know - it's a farm - and there will be dirt, but I hadn't recalled the field being so wet on previous visits over the years, so just tossing out a heads up on proper footwear and such. :) Although our wristbands gave us access to the peach trees also, we opted for picking them up from the Country Store instead! We finished the day with lunch at the restaurant, where I had some of the BEST fried chicken I've ever had. Perfectly coated and fried. It was a great topper on a wonderful day out with my mother. PS Because we were stuffed to the gills, we opted to take two slices of peach pie to go and that was one of the best decisions I've made all year. It's got a delicious homemade quality that is increasingly hard to find. It was stuffed with the freshest, sweetest peaches around. Don't miss out, dude.

Eckerts store is huge. From foods, to wines, to souvenirs, to nursery, to hayrides they cover…read moreeverything. Fruits, veggies, deli, plants and bakery. Household items as well. Staff were friendly. Store is pricey. Plentiful parking and plenty of picturesque areas. Store is well lit, and spacious.