This place is truly a 4.5 star place out of five but I will give it five stars to give it the…read morebenefit of the doubt. This place is close to the highway and I figured it was not too far off from my drive to St louis. This place had a great selection of health food items, snacks, drinks and speciality items that I am obsessed about. The restaurants were pretty clean, the shelves were well stocked and I found so many things that I can't even find back home. The one thing I will give it a con about and it could be just me but I do wish there were more grab and go items like pre-made sandwiches. They had an incredible selection of grab and go drinks. They have incense sticks which is absolutely cool! Regardless there's a cool stores and walk this is too . Overall, I thought this was a very impressive store to check out!

Great little store for the health conscious featuring lots of organic choices and important…read moresupplements. I found that they carry two of my favorites - Alden's Organic Ice Cream and Prima Ancestral Protein Bars. In case you don't know, Alden's Organic is an Oregon-based brand specializing in certified organic ice cream and frozen desserts. it emphasizes high-quality, organic ingredients while avoiding artificial additives, high-fructose corn syrup, and other common conventional ice cream components. Their products use milk and cream from humanely raised cows, and many are gluten-free or offer dairy-free options. Prima Ancestral Protein Bars are animal-based protein bars designed around "ancestral" or nose-to-tail, real-food nutrition principles. They focus on grass-fed ingredients, avoiding seed oils, artificial additives, refined sugars, and ultra-processed isolates common in many protein bars. Popular options include: Cookie Dough, Salted Caramel (my favorite), Cacao, Mocha, and Mint Chip. This is (IMHO) the best protein bar one can buy. So now that I've totally convinced you on purchasing these two great (and good for your body) products, I'll continue with my review. Along with these two great finds, I purchased some Organic Brazil Nuts, Organic Sourdough Bread, and a couple of Zum Bar goats milk soap (frankincense and myrrh, tyvm). If you've never tried a Zum Bar you really should. Friendly employees and a comfortable family atmosphere store made for a very pleasant and enjoyable shopping experience. I'll definitely be back when I'm in the area.

This is a throwback to when grocers weren't supermarkets selling everything from hardware and…read moreoutdoor furniture to office supplies and entertainment media. Columbia Market is just...groceries, including fresh produce, packaged items, meat, and dairy. There's no coffee bar, in-store bakery, or deli sandwich counter. It's inventory is much smaller than the local supermarket chains and prices are higher. So, it may not be the place where you do your weekly family purchasing, but for Main Street area residents and shopkeepers it is convenient and well stocked.

Nostalgic because I live here in Columbia always went here. Never had a problem would rather go…read morehere better than Schnucks. It's right next to my house. It's easier to get things from there especially because Schnucks is way farther away. Love this place.

Betty Ann Market has completely remodeled over the past couple of years. They have great grocery…read moreoptions, a self-serve salad bar, in house fresh sushi, a coffee shop and ice cream parlor. The have a flower shop, and even a dry cleaning drop off service. Friendly and helpful staff.

A world class supermarket right here in our community! -They…read moreare completely rebuilding and remodeling while staying open. (Kind of like rebuilding a plane in flight!). And it has been a joy to watch. -They are refurbishing the outside last, so don't let the old sign and tattered exterior fool you. Inside, magic is happening! -Where to start? They have an excellent salad bar. Wonderful fresh sushi. An amazing variety of wines. The town's wonderful florist shop is now moved into the building. They have dry cleaning drop off and pickup. A deli with hot food and everything a good deli needs. -Betty Ann Market just meets every qualification for a major modern supermarket, and it is here in our little town! -I try to do all my shopping there because: it is a wonderful store with everything you need at great prices, they are truly GOOD people with smiling small town spirits, and I want to support my local community. -Instead of driving half an hour away (and then back again) we have a major modern supermarket right here, just a few minutes away! (How much is an hour total travel time AND gas worth in this day and age?). So, THAT is something that we should support! -One final note: I'm a disabled veteran and I shop with my service dog, and the kindness everyone always shows to me has absolutely won my loyalty! -My service dog, Charley, sez: "Betty Ann Market! Check it out! You'll be glad you did! Woof!" (Yep. He's pretty smart!)

Located in the cross keys shopping center. With plenty of other stores nearby. Staff are cordial,…read moreand helpful when you have questions. I'm Loving the new layout of the produce section. It does seem a bit smaller than the other locations I've been to. Quality fruits and vegetables. Decent meat selection. Prices are decent, but I'm always shopping for sales. Download the app to get coupons and find the deals. Plenty of parking outside, and there's also a Starbucks inside!!

Instacart through Schnucks. Shopped my order and then put it back on the shelf and never delivered…read moreit. Try to get my money back they refused. I will also be stopping my prescriptions there. I refuse to walk into that hell hole.

Great store, great prices, clean, organized, good security, and overall great experiences!read more

This is the only large grocery in Downtown St. Louis. The area around is quite deserted on weekends…read morewith a police presence outside the store since it seems to attract sketchy characters. The store itself is decent, not great. There is a pharmacy in the back of the store, but it wasn't open either time I visited. The product selection is sufficient as it has fresh produce and meats. There is also a deli that offers hot food. Prices are good as well. If you are staying at a hotel nearby, this is very convenient and will have what you need. But if you are living in the area, you will probably want to shop around since you may not find everything you need here.

Such a neat place! Driving around edwardsville I ran into the spot and decided to give it a try…read more The owner possibly or the worker that day was nice and greeted me as I walked in and told me about a few prices and deals. I grabbed a few cool things to try and even if they weren't my favorite thing it was still fun to check out the smells and textures of things I normally wouldn't see or buy. I even signed up for rewards because I was told they're always bringing in new things so I'd love to go back and try some more!

This place is such a wonderful addition to this area! The selection is enticing, the service was…read moretop tier, and the products have so far been superb! I have tried some Baklava, an elote dip, and some garlic naan (w/ my homemade chicken schwarma :) ). Everything has been phenomenal! I'm planning future meals knowing this place can be a go-to for the actual flavor I seek.

In general, I really like the Schnucks in O'Fallon, IL. It is more like a neighborhood grocery…read morestore. We have been buying and enjoying the fried cod cut ups there nearly every Friday, even before if was owned by Schnucks and was Hart Food and Drugs. This evening, I went as usual to purchase the fish for our dinner. My wife and I were disappointed. The breading used to be soft and tasty. Now is it hard, very crunchy and too salty. I hope that the manager did not change to this inferior breading to save a few dollars. If it states the same, we will no longer buy it.

Schnucks customer for years, but honestly their rewards program is pretty horrible. Upfront is…read moreok-you load the app, sign up for rewards, enter your phone number checking out and you get points to get $ rewards to apply against future purchases. But Schnucks makes it way too complicated to actually redeem the points. Can"t redeem in self checkout. Can't apply to certain purchases like alcohol. Have to sign into your app during checkout with a person, find my rewards (not intuitive at all), and hand your phone to the clerk to scan the barcode. Any basic process review identifies way better ways to do this. Makes me think Schnucks doesn't want me to redeem those points. Hmmm...

I recently went into Tru Buy, make a special trip to support local…read morebusinesses and not Walmart. They have the spinner bagging system, which I can understand due to the lack of front end space. Came home noticed I did not get all my bags and called. Ask about the bag left there and she told me it is my responsibility to get all my bags, which is a ridiculous answer. How can I make sure I got all my bags if she didn't spin it around to me? Now I am out about 20.00 worth of groceries. It's not so much the groceries, its the "I could care less" answer. She said this happens all the time, Well then do something about it!!!! Probably continue to shop there but I will make my own last spin to check their bagging area for my own mind.

Meat department prices are decent. Other than that, the store is way over priced. The new…read moreownership doesn't care about the community. Ruler Foods has many of the same brand items for 10% to 30% less. The store is no longer locally owned. There is no reason to support it and pay more.