This is a Goodwill outlet (or sometimes called Bins), but basically a further discounted Goodwill…read more I posted the price chart (see photo). Plenty of parking. This place was huge with many bins filled with all kinds of things. You need some time to go through everything. I'm not experienced but there are professional searchers there so I just stand next to them and watch them go through it and if there is something that I like then I will take it if they don't. I got a cool Spider-Man/Venom shirt for about 50 cents. There are many good deals but you will need some time.

Have you ever dropped a broken Cheeto at a picnic and reached to pick it up, and then realized…read morethat's unnecessary, because the bugs will take care of it by nightfall? I think that's why the Goodwill Outlet exists. Staff don't label or stage or toss broken stuff. They leave it for this crowd. I saw broken items and intact items. I saw dirty items. I needed a shower by 5 minutes in and I stayed a good 30. I almost bought a few wooden hangers for a friend, but it turned out she didn't need them, so I left them behind. Someone else's treasure. I didn't visit the clothing area because I doubt I'd wear anything that came from this Goodwill Outlet, though I'm sure there are some gems. Goodwill Outlet is a scrapper's paradise. Not just a reseller's... I mean a metal scrapper's. Someone filled a cart with all kinds of metal goods. I didn't check prices, but the last time I checked, most things were by the pound. Tip 1: Get there early or you'll be waiting around for parking. Tip 2: "Early" may also apply to the afternoon, as the hours online suggest they close for 2 hours for lunch.

This place is bs. I just ratted through a ton of junk. Found a old printer and took it up to buy…read moreit. The worker then gets online and says staples sells it for over $1600. 00. Keep in mind that this item is about 30 years old and only partially works. So after waiting almost 30 minutes for a price from the owner he says he won't sell it because he wants at least 80% of the brand new model price. Lol. A waste of time. Never go here. This guy thinks a pile of trash is treasure.

I loved this place. It is a big liquidation type warehouse that has just what its name says... tons…read moreof stuff. Stuff from St. Louis Libraries and a seminary, a casino, hotels and so much more. Go, dig, have fun!

Beautiful curation of great finds here . Everything from candles , gifts , jewelry, unisex scents ,…read morescarfs , unique baby gifts , games and so much more . Your eyes won't know where to look next . Take your time shopping through this treasure house . I picked up tobacco scented incense , tobacco candle & a set of handmade rings .

Urban Matter is a Tower Grove treasure trove…read more Located in the heart of the South Grand shopping and dining district, Urban Matter is a local, women-owned small business with something special for everyone who visits! Ten pictures are far too few to showcase this shop's beautifully curated collection, but these are a handful of our favorites. My husband and I were especially drawn to the honey, tea, fruit spreads, seasonings, and kitchenware; we are foodies after all. Bundle up to support Urban Matter this week, and be sure to give yourself plenty of time to browse. There's a lot to shop!

I have been to this store 3 times and experienced the same issue each time. Every single aisle is…read morejam packed with racks of unshelved inventory. I'm writing this so people can perhaps warn their elderly loved ones not to go to this store. If there was a fire or any kind of incident, there is literally no way to get out quickly. I've never seen anything like it. The below picture is an example but EVERY SINGLE AISLE is at least this blocked. Also the staff is rude and grumpy, but I would be too if I worked in an environment that is a fire hazard. Try harder

Easy peasy all I needed was a pack of Koolaid? They definitely had it after hitting 3 stores in the…read morearea well thanks dollar general

This is the WORST FD in my area! EVERY TIME I HAVE SHOPPED HERE the aisles are FULL of boxes,…read morestock, etc that you can NOT use a cart through the store. YES THAT BAD!! Shelves reflect WHY there's stock in EVERY AISLE. So I see an item I need that is on a cart in the aisle, I go to open the box and the two clerks flirting in the next aisle come running to tell me I can't access it until stocked! I won't go into the clerk's nasty attitude at checkout! It is in a better area than my FD, and I've been 3x and ALL 3 TIMES was the same experience! NO MORE FD!

I stopped in this store for one item because it was convenient. Never again . This store is filthy…read more. Trash everywhere and floors are flooded . They need to be shut down. Only get one star because the clerk was polite . city patrons deserves better

It saddens me to give this type of review, but I have to be honest. The first time here the food…read morewas good and the woman who took my order was warm, informative and welcoming. (Reason for my 3 stars) I actually anticipated eating there again due to my initial visit and was excited to see them open on my way home. However, this visit was total opposite. I was the only customer and the young man's attitude was Very UNwelcoming, as if he were frustrated someone had entered. I thought twice about leaving and not placing an order, but I kept thinking of my first visit and wanted to patronize the restaurant. My gut instinct was correct. He reheated the barbeque, it was tough and very dry (couldn't consume). His attitude was so lackluster and disappointing, I decided to call dinner a loss this time because there is no way I would trust him to correct the issue. If I ever stop there again and he's serving; it's a BIG No for me. So thankful he wasn't my first impression of Ranell's. To that individual...Please keep in mind that you are the face of that owner's business and when it's in your hands, you are representing Ranell's brand. The way you treat customers can make or break the establishment and you never know who you're serving or why they are there. Something to ponder.

We ordered from GrubHub. The food was fresh and tasted descent but some of the items were kind of…read morerubbery in the sense that they may have been baked a little too long. I tried the bbq polish, potato salad, cheeseburger, fries and spaghetti. The spaghetti I think some will like and some won't. As someone who adds a little sugar to their home cooked spaghetti, I found this one to be a bit too sweet. I really liked the potato salad, it was creamy, enough sweetness and fresh. The side items were well portioned. I appreciate that they read the comments in the order and called us when they didn't have the particular drink we requested. It's one of those places you just have to try for yourself.

I pick this over chain grocery stores every time It's…read moreamazing in here and the owner is awesome he remembers everyone and always has something for ya. He's so welcoming and so funny!

I'm so thankful to have this place so nearby. The owner is AMAZING, a really sweet guy who is…read morealways friendly, knowledgeable, and we've had some great chats over the years. Truly a Shaw gem and one of the many reasons I love living in Shaw. Back in 2014, there was a water main break on my block - we were hosting out of town guests, and I went down with a couple of gallon jugs to ask to fill up so we could flush our toilets, lol. He went above and beyond and insisted I fill up four 5-gallon buckets of his to bring home. The definition of a good neighbor.

It's Quick Trip. That's the big introduction. Neighborhood gas station. Inside may be remodeled…read moreconsidering fountain area looks fresh and reconstructed. Lot area clean and clear of clutter!

So they refused to take my kitchen order at this location when I asked why the security officer got…read moreinvolved and directed me to the machine thenthe computer machine wasn't working and then they said their out if biscults ...not a good way to start my day..and apparently you can't cashier we rs questions without security getting involed.....

I'm not sure why this place would have anything other than 4 stars. The ambiance is quite charming…read more Not at all unappealing. The staff are incredible and Christopher may be the kindest, most helpful man I've ever met. I can not say enough nice things about this pleace. Go there and you will most likely be back! Maybe just for a visit!

Very welcoming and great selection! It's not you're average…read morecorner store, the people there actually care about the products and YOU as a person!! Always happy to see them!

The foodie in me is so glad this Asian supermarket exists!! I've come across a wide variety of…read moreAsian foods and goods in this store. They sell Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, and goods from other Asian countries. I've recently found fresh and dry Asian noodles at the store for a cheap price, which cost 2-3x more money in other chain supermarkets like Walmart and Target, HUGE plus for World Market. What really took me off guard and surprised me was that they also make fresh and sell various boba tea and bubble waffles with and without ice cream.

Crying in HMart? Impossible in STL given that there isn't one here (@HMart I am begging you to open…read morehere), but World Market or Cho Quoc Te is a close alternative. Vietnamese/Asian supermarkets are very nostalgic to me from being the number one childhood activity with my mother, and World Market did not disappoint. Every bit of it screamed home to me, from the lingering smell of raw fish and plethora of seasonings to the 7356495 brands for the same jarred goods to the overfilled carts of every mom's meal prep for a family of 4+ for an entire week. The grocery store itself is about smaller to medium-sized and produce seemed okay. What was really fantastic about it was that it had a lot of other businesses incorporated inside of it -- a pharmacy, to-go food on the ready, a dessert bar, etc. I especially loved the premade meals, and they had great variety. Some notable mentions from picking up an assortment of things -- the pandan soymilk was solid; the che khoai mon (taro pudding) was good; the che banh lot (pandan and coconut milk starch pudding) was also good, and I appreciated that it was just banh lot with no extra accouterments; the pate chaud was surprisingly really good (not too peppery or salty, just perfectly buttery and flakey with the right amount of flavor). In addition to not having to hit triple digits for a small grocery run (which seems to be the case everywhere else), it was really nice having so many things available. I'll definitely be back here more often to try more of their premade dishes and for the serotonin.