We stopped at the Dierbergs in Arnold after eating next door at Miyabi, mostly just to check it…read moreout, and we were honestly blown away. I wish I had taken more photos because we were walking around oohing and aahing and saying, "Wow, look at this!" and "Look at that!" so much that we were already getting enough looks from people. This was easily one of the nicest grocery stores we've ever been in. The selection was incredible, and everything looked so fresh and appetizing. Coming from California, there were so many options we just don't have available to us back home. I was especially impressed by the huge selection of premade and pre-prepped meals. As someone who doesn't really cook, I kept thinking that if I lived in this area, I could probably eat a lot healthier simply because there were so many fresh, convenient options ready to grab and go. I also loved seeing so many individual-sized meals, which would be perfect for anyone shopping or cooking for just one person. And the prices! We obviously expected things to be less expensive than California, but we were still surprised by how reasonably priced everything seemed. It was genuinely hard not to buy one of everything. We're staying at a hotel that provides breakfast and dinner, so we showed some restraint and mostly picked up snacks, drinks, and water for our room. We did, however, venture into the dessert section, which was absolutely mouthwatering, and bought one of their gooey butter desserts. Good grief. PURE SUGAR. It may legitimately be one of the sweetest desserts we have ever eaten. This is something you need to eat in a fudge-sized portion, but ours came in what felt like a bread-sized paper tin, and they sell even bigger ones! I cannot imagine eating that much at once. Definitely a dessert to share...with several people. We also tried a Zevia cream soda and really liked it. We specifically chose it because of its ingredients and my husband's dietary restrictions, so finding a drink he could have that also tasted good was a nice surprise. We liked it enough that we'll be looking for more. If we were staying in the area longer, I absolutely would have gone back to try some of the prepared meals. Great selection, beautiful store, reasonable prices, and an impressive amount of fresh and convenient food options. We went in just to look around and left wishing we had a Dierbergs back home.

I just have to give a shout out the man in deli area who went to great lengths to try to locate…read moreburrata in the store for me. I had looked everywhere and as I was checking out the checker looked it up and told me where to go. Wasn't there so I asked the young man behind the deli counter. He looked on the floor and back in their refrigerator. He even walked up to front to check produce area. Disappointed that they were sold out but still impressed.

Many of the things I purchased expired 2+ months ago, so I'll begin there. I'm normally good at…read morechecking labels, but it's sad that I have to sift through every single product to find food that isn't expired. -Deli is atrocious, catch them before they pre-close around 4pm and pre-cleaned their slicer) -Meat. I can manage without produce bags, but you absolutely need bags for dripping, raw meat. (Carry hand-sanitizer, I informed the checkout employee there's raw meat on the scanner due to no meat bags- they did nothing- so not much you can do about the people checking out before you if they've left raw food) --I no longer buy meat here. All of this without getting into the scale/weights of their meat consistently being off when I did. -Produce. You'll be able to find decent produce, however, there will always be a few veggies/fruits on your list you opt to get somewhere else (bruised, way-past rotten, the "sale" lettuce and produce needs to be on sale a week prior) These leaky, rotten products will usually be placed front and center too. I know this goes with anywhere that towers their produce in a pyramid, but maybe take out those first few rows of fruit that have clearly been bouncing off onto the floor all day. Avoid the plastic wrapped produce in the foam trays you can't see the back of-- almost always rotten, mushy on the back & intentionally hidden so they don't have to mark it as sale. -It looks like they've spent a lot of money upgrading the security system connected to their carts, but forgot to upgrade the actual carts themselves. It seems like every other time I visit, some old lady is locked in the doorway, cart jammed, theft siren blaring, all because it's clearly malfunctioning (hey, as long as those thieving old women aren't running off with their heavy cart full of cat litter right?) All around just not a good look. -Parking. This place had the audacity to repave their parking lot without increasing the size of the lanes, so it's just as chaotic, compact, and unpleasant as usual. As I was leaving, a woman was almost hit by a car backing out near the cart return! Just get rid of the pregnancy/veteran spots-turn them into handicap (injured veterans and pregnant women can, and often do, get a handicap tag if needed) This would increase the amount of accessible spots without the weird "This spot is unofficially for a particular KIND of disabled person!" message. It's tacky. Like a fake service dog for parking spots. I really can't recommend other places in the area, I'm sure that's how they've been able to stay afloat. I'm keeping my fingers crossed the Super Target rumors are true, at the least, it may incentivize management to return their attention to this location.

While visiting Missouri, we stopped in and picked up a few things and were pleased at the selection…read moreand prices. Floor plan was organized and items were easy to find. We were also offered assistance, " can I help you with anything" while looking around. Nice service touch.

what a great, old tune, custom order meat market. There is nothing else locally to compare.read more

I was in town helping my in-laws and I love food adventures. The young guys in the butcher shop…read morewere a breathe of fresh air. I bought their wonderful sausage but was inspired to get some ground pork and try adding my own seasoning. The blueberry brat is a great breakfast addition. I met four young adults and all were friendly and inviting and helped me learn about local products. I really appreciate a great small town foodie experience.

The best meat around and I've been to all the stores and butcher shops. The ripeyes and porterhouse…read moresteaks are fantastic. I only shop there for meat now.

I always enjoy my shopping experience at Karschs stores. Great selection of products. Meat is…read morefresh and priced well in my price range.

Quick one, known quantity for service, selection, and prices. They lived up to it all.read more

Meh. The parking lot is always packed, no matter what time of day you go. I entered on the grocery…read moreside. I got a cart that was so warped, it was heading in the opposite direction of where I needed to go. There were people stocking everywhere. The prices were not impressive, at all. I find better quality and prices at Aldi. When I go to Walmart, I'm left feeling icky. It's only my opinion, I understand I'm likely in the minority. I had a super sweet cashier, however!

Produce has fallen off the past few years. There's also this one dude working the deli counter…read morewho'll pre-close the slicers at like 4pm and complain loudly that people are there and will also let them know he cleaned it already. Went recently and there were no bags for the raw meat, luckily we had hand sanitizer. Let the lady at self checkout know there weren't bags and that the station needed to be sanitized, proceeded to allow people to use it anyways as we left.

Not the cheapest grocery store, but we came in at the right time when there were sales on baked…read moregoods and alcohol so I was happy because I was able to get the items I needed to celebrate lol

I have no idea what is going on with Dierbergs stores anymore. We have been shopping here for over…read more20years. The last 7 years we have started buying our produce at Whole Foods diets to the fact their produce is much much better than Dierbergs and for the same cost. Today I called and asked about ground veal. Spoke with the meat department and had them set aside the last 3 packages. My husband went to the store half an hour later to pick up the veal. No one knew what was going on, other than to tell him the meat person we spoke to was on lunch and he would have to wait half an hour for him to come back. Hubby had a manager get involved, who was a. Self stated "grocery guy" that was acting manager. We spoke and I pointed out the ridiculous situation . He eventually found the ground veal. Does no one have any pride anymore? My question for Dierbergs corporate "how many bad reviews will you tolerate, and lost business before someone takes notice"? Dierbergs has gotten so expensive and the quality so poor, you are better off going to Aldi and Whole Foods for your groceries. Thank you to the "grocery guy" who helped out. To Dierbergs: you should be ashamed of the prices you have for the poor quality you provide.

On phone texting as I was walking up putting a cart full of groceries on belt. No greeting…read moreNOTHING!!! Schnucks has better customer service AND rewards!!! Only thing going for them is the pharmacy!

I purchased the El Monterey Bean and Cheese Burrito in the family pack and brought them home to…read morefeed the family. I microwaved them then baked briefly to crisp up covered in chili and cheese. They were fantastic and the family loved the meal. Quick and easy for a fast paced family.

Have always had a good experience when shopping at Butler Hill. They have the best GF selection of…read moreany of the Schnuck's stores I have been in.

Came here after getting to town as I needed to buy band aids, qtips, petroleum jelly and sunscreen…read more This place was like 3x the size of the one at home and I was tired after a long day of travel to try and find what I was looking for so I headed to the area near the pharmacy and found an angel. A woman was stocking shelves and I asked where the items I was looking for where and bless that woman for leading me around to show me where all the items I was looking for were. She showed me the petroleum jelly in various sizes and how the biggest one was the least expensive but I needed a smaller size since I was traveling. She made my experience quick and less stressful since they were announcing the time and when the store closed. The cash wrap was not busy, the person helping us was nice and we even got a free bag (bags cost money where we live) so I got a good chuckle out of that, as did the cashier. I would come to this store again if in the area as it was clean, well stocked, well organized and had friendly people willing to help an overstimulated, tired mom.

The parking lot is huge, and full no matter what time of day. One can access the store on at least…read moretwo doors, one in the food market side, and one in the housewares section. In the middle is a vision store, bathrooms for him and her, a bank, and a Subway, all opposite the registers. The store seemed well stocked. I only came to return something, though. There wasn't much of a line at Customer Service, but there were 4 people milling about behind the counter, but only one person helping customers. The return was fairly simple, as I had a receipt, and I didn't have to provide any id. I am not a lover of WalMart, as I dont think their prices are much cheaper than anywhere else, and there always seems to be so many people around. That said, sometimes I go just to see if they have any deals I cant be without.