This location is huge! It's very well designed enough aisle space for people to go through. They…read morekeep the shelves organized and stocked and from what I have observed, they're really friendly and helpful if you need any help. The parking lot is huge and next to a lot of other stores so you can get your food and maybe do some shopping at the same time.

Immediately upon walking into this pleasant smelling mecca of fresh and ripe foods you are greeted…read moreby the friendly and familiar faces of overhead cameras recently installed into the ceiling's. It's a very warm and inviting feeling knowing you are under constant surveillance for your own safety while shopping for your food at this location. In fact they care so much that they are actually watching you even as you enter the parking lot with their ALPR type cameras in the parking lot. So thoughtful! Thank you Schnucks corp for being such a great neighbor and really adding positivity and uniqueness to Overland and Saint Louis's culture. There are few things that say "vibrant and healthy culture" as warmheartedly as being watched by handfuls of cameras for safety while you sift through their "ripe off the vine" super fresh and never stale produce. I will absolutely keep coming back here forever and will never drive out of my way to other grocers that care so little about their customers that they won't even have multiple cameras on them! 1/5.

I really like this Aldi! I've been here multiple times and the service has always been great. The…read morestore is clean, organized, and almost always stocked. Large parking lot and convenient location on Olive. I love the low cost for the quality you get for some of the products sold here (a big tub of hummus with 4 flavors for $4!). The produce is fresh and there are sometimes brand-name items. I like that the store is small, because I can go in, get what I need, and leave without unnecessary browsing through too many products. The trade-off is that ethnic and unique products usually aren't sold here. Check-out can be long, but they move fast. There are boxes available to hold all your stuff. For those who haven't been to Aldi, you'll need a quarter to use a shopping cart. The quarter is returned to you when you return the cart.

First time coming to this location. Was more crowded than I've seen in passing as people are…read morepreparing for the winter storm. Finding parking was hard. You would think with this being a store right near a busy intersection, the parking lot would be bigger. The store was like it was ransacked through due to all the people coming in and grabbing last minute groceries. But the workers were working as fast as they could. They only had two checkout lanes and self checkout open, which made the lines even longer. Aldi prices are fair and the quality of their food is decent.

Great local bread and deli with limited menu. Sandwiches have huge portions with limited veg. so…read morepair well with the kale salad, also delicious. Turkey sauce is packed with dill and makes the sandwich.

What a little joke; like a mini Straubs pretender. The only thing of real interest in there was…read more made by someone else; crab cakes created by Wrights Tavern. And a business with 6 employees who completely ignore a customer shouldn't exist. Imagine not one employee even said hello, including while I spent a minute or two looking in the deli and fresh meat cases.

If this was closer to me then I would be going to it almost every day. It's not as organized as…read moreplaces like PanAsia but I feel you get a more personal feel in Olive than you do PanAsia. I wish the selection was a bit more diverse however. I do love that they have a restaurant connected to the store, they have absolutely amazing food there

This maybe is the lowest tier Asian grocery store that we've come across, but I think it is also…read morethe smallest. The produce section is tiny, with not many options or variety! Their fish section was pretty decent, but they had bins of fish thawing out it looked like and didn't seem very sanitary. I was looking for a certain frozen vegetable (malunggay) which they did not have, but the aisle was flooded with water. It felt icky walking across because how long was it there? They organize their sections by condiments, teas, spices, snacks... and not by country like other places which I kind of liked. The parking lot is small, and there is only one way in and out! I don't think I'd visit this place again considering the other Asian grocery store has the things I've been looking for!

The ultimate neighborhood gem! Straub's is famous for being a top-tier butcher and gourmet grocery,…read moreand it is such a fun spot to browse. While I wouldn't do my full weekly grocery haul here, it's the absolute best place to pick up a few luxury items and special treats. In fact, we have official family favorites we have to grab every time: my personal holy grail is their buffalo chicken dip, and my son is completely obsessed with their mostaccioli. Between the amazing prepared foods and the fact that you can always ask a friendly worker to help you track down whatever you need, it's a St. Louis classic.

Two words: chicken salad. Do not miss out. Get it by the pound or get it premade on a Hawaiian…read moreroll. Just get it into your face. You will not regret it. Ok, with that out of the way, whether you live or work close by, or are just passing through, Straub's is always a fun place to browse and pick up local eats and treats. A fine local grocery store, jam packed with fresh produce, meats, pre-made sandwiches, dinners to go, snacks, candy, imported treats, dry goods, baked goods... Employees are consistently helpful and friendly. Located in an affluent area, expect prices to be a bit higher than a large grocery store chain.

Such a fun store. We came in when we headed to lunch at the dumplings place nearby. There are so…read moremany options. Tons of unique snacks, chips, candy, beverages, fruit. The market is actually quit large with tons and tons of sauces, noodles, meat, veggies and much more. The staff was very friendly as well.

My family has been coming here for over 25 years. They've kept things competitively low priced,…read morekept classic food and ware items in stocked and in predictable locations for decades, and have consistently fresh produce. I try to come here at least once every time I'm in town.

This Asian grocery store is mostly what you would expect of a small grocery store. When I say…read moresmall, it's of an average smallness. Bigger than a convenience mart, much smaller than a Schnuck's. This grocery store is nestled into a very nicely kept shopping plaza. I'm rating the East East Oriental grocery store 4 stars because it's well lit, decently organized and is reasonably easy to find the things you might need, as long as you know what you're wanting. With that said, I found the selection a bit limited and some prices higher than expected. I visited this grocery store to stock up on a few things to help me make Sushi rolls. I got the Nori sheets I wanted, the primary reason I went there. However, it was from a brand that I don't normally use. That's what I mean by limited. I actually prefer the Yamamoto brand, but they don't carry it. So, I guess I get to try a new brand. I also picked up pickled Daikon, miso paste, tofu, pickled ginger and dried seaweed (Wakame). I was hoping to find some dried tofu, but they don't have it. You can get dried tofu as part of some miso soup packet mixes, but I wasn't looking for that. I also didn't need Furikake, wasabi, rice or Kewpie mayo, but they do carry these. On the flip side, they do not carry the small jars of Huy Fong Vietnamese garlic chili sauce. They only carry the larger size. I prefer the smaller size, but only because it takes me a long while to get through even that sized jar. For powdered Wasabi, I only recall seeing relatively large bags at around $20. That sized bag would last me years. On the plus side, the store does have a decent amount of dinnerware including ceramic bowls. If you're looking for larger sized bowls for Pho or Ramen, they do carry these. They also have a reasonably good selection of various Asian brand canned meat and fish. They also have a smallish section of fresh produce. As for prices, they are often on the higher than expected side. 100 sheet package of seaweed is around $25. That's actually a decent price all things considered. That makes it $2.50 for 10 sheets or $12.50 for 50 sheets. This 100 sheet package is way cheaper than buying 10 sheet packages. Furikake is around $4.50 or so, just a tad pricey. Keep in mind these are 2025 prices. Your mileage may vary. If you're looking for something specific like a sauce, there's a decent chance they'll have it here. Overall, I would definitely shop here again when I'm running low on Sushi fixings. Though, at 15 miles distance from home, it's a bit of a trek.

This is a small Korean grocery store with selection of mainly packaged goods (snacks, candy, ramen,…read morefrozen processed food) with a very limited selection of refrigerated produce. Sometimes they do have fresh fruit (persimmon, asian pear). Also have a houseware section with some cute cups and dishes Located next door to TaiKe shabushabu with shared strip mall parking. Inside is clean and organized but 1star off for higher prices and limited selection.

This is a great small market. They have alot of good stuff. Chin-chin, stockfish, Nigerian DVDs…read more Alot of other places that sell African print fabrics don't have any pre-made or tailored. This place has both men's and women's skirts, shirts and pant sets premade and well tailored. The prices are good - the sets are around 20-30 each, whereas just buying the fabric itself can be that much depending on how much you buy. They also sell secondhand shoes and clothes, and toiletries also. They also sell phone cards, specializing in African phone cards.

I contemplated on posting this review. I'ts a small woman owned business. I felt as though I had…read moreto, since I believe in being real and transparent about my experiences. I visited a few times and unfortunately it got worst with each visits. Pros: 1. Can find international items (mostly Jamaican & African) from my observations 2. Located right off Olive & 170, easily accessible Cons: 1.Building needs serious working (water leakage & roden identified). Owner was very receptive when I noted the rodent 2. Cashier is not friendly. Handling items rough when searching for barcodes, it's like she is going to rip the packages open 3. Prices are no longer transparent. Removed off almost all items in the store. 4. Items can be pricey (maybe due to tariff) 5. Expired items are still on shelf Recommendations: Shop at your own risk. If you do go, examine items closely. Suggest items in a sealed original bag or items where the outer layer is trash.

Tyler, Steve and Chris all super helpful always! Robyn is so kind…read more Lizzie is also kind. She's the one that's always bagging groceries. The staff is always pleasant

This is my favorite grocery store! The employees on the floor are always super helpful and greet…read moreyou with a smile. They seem to be having some scheduling issues, as the lines on weekends get really long. Most of the time, though, I can get in and out fairly quickly.