They are very kind and helpful. Meat is reasonably priced and always fresh. They are very…read moreknowledgeable about the different meats and cut them to your specifications.

Sievers meat market is a great meat market I have been eating Sievers meat since I was a very…read morelittle girl and I am 52 years old now. I remember when I was a little girl my mom and dad always calling in meat orders to Sievers and my Dad would go pick it up. and it was the best meat. I still to this day get Sievers meat. And when I go in there, the owner Dave always ask how is your Dad It is a great neighborhood local butcher shop and they have good prices on meat too.

I had no issues coming to this location. It was pretty clean and they moved through the lines…read morepretty fast. They had a nice floral selection when you walk in so that was very eye-catching. I didn't walk through the whole storage just went to grab three items but they had all three items that I needed and yeah, I have no complaints.

Of the local Schnucks this isn't my regular, but it gets the job done! I love shopping at Schucks…read more Good selection, capable staff, and well stocked. If you haven't tried their baked goods or their chicken, you're missing out. They also have great "deli" sides made in house, like potato salad and more. I appreciate that they're a local chain, and it shows in the quality.

Love this small town Alton market. Shwegels has all your basic grocery needs including fresh…read moreproduce and an excellent meat section. They make their sausage and cut their meat in house. It's all great. They also have a small section in the meat department with a rotating hot item or two such as sausages, kabobs, chicken tenders. Love grabbing anything from there!! They have a large fridge packed to the brim with every kind of premade salad you can imagine (pesto pasta, caprese, different potato salads, sweet salads, baked beans, bean salad... so much more and in different convenient sizes. There's cold cans of soda in a bin at checkout. Everyone is kind and helpful. Love this family owned local grocer!!

Very few places takes me back to being a kid going to the deli and butcher with my parents and…read moregrandparents. The feel, atmosphere, smell, friendly people takes me back to the 80's. My favorite local butcher, give them a shot.

I am a senior citizen, so I really don't like it when things get moved around. I get use to them…read morebeing in a certain spot and don't want to play, Find Waldo when I go shopping. I understand the need to rearrange merchandise, but it still pisses me off. Today when I went into my Schnucks, they had flipped the organization of their shopping carts. The smaller two basket carts use to be on the right side of the corral, as you entered the store. Now they are on the left side, on the far side of the lobby. I understand the change, they want you to take a larger cart in hopes that you purchase more items. Sorry, not happening. I like my small cart. When I entered the store, I was entering with other seniors and we all were taken back of the cart reorganization. We all figured it out and stepped to the left to get the two tier carts. To be honest, I still miss the red hand baskets. For me they were the perfect size for a single person. Some of my favorite departments are the salad bar, seafood, deli and bakery. I like the salad bar because, I can make a delicious salad and take it home. Being single, buying all the ingredients for a salad is not cost effective. So much of it goes to waste. The same is true for the bakery. When I want something sweet, I can buy a single serving instead of baking an entire cake or pie. The seafood and deli are great places for me to grab lunch items when I am working my part-time job. In front of the prepared foods they have already packaged like; Chicken Salad, Cole Slaw, Potato Salad and other prepared side dishes. The seafood department has similar offerings. This Godfrey Schnucks is my hometown grocery store and it's close to my home. I'm easily here 3 times a week, so I'm a familiar face to most cashiers and some floor clerks. Since I usually buy 10 or fewer items, I'm a frequent user of Self Check-Out. When I have items that need to be weighed or I did some serious shopping and bought 11+ items I go through the cashier line. Self or cashier check-out, the staff is always friendly.

I've been here a few times only for work, but it is a smaller Schnucks, smaller, but filled with…read moreall the best items and still one stop shop! Customer service is always friendly or anyone working the registers as well self check out. You really can't go wrong no matter where you check out at!

Standard, well stocked grocery store. Bright and clean. A little busy and the wait was a little…read morelong.

You do not seem to have empathy anymore. My husband with Parkinsons is sitting in his chair upset…read moreby the way he was ignored when he needed help. We live in the area and have been faithful customers. I personally saw a blond older woman with short hair at the customer service desk wait several minutes before coming to help. I did not hear an I am sorry. It was your machine at self checkout that was the issue but kindness is part of her job. I worked for the public and you do need to say I am sorry.

I like this location. Literally every employee I've asked for help is so helpful!! I'm also glad…read morethey stopped the guys asking for donations for veterans at every entrance. That was so annoying!

A guy was in the aisle G17 waiting for over 15 minutes and even asked a order picker associate for…read morehelp and she just said "Sorry I don't have a key" then pulled out her work phone and didn't call anyone to help him so I went and got a worker to call someone for him by the self checkout. I understand that sometimes we're busy but good lord don't hire rude people like that!

I'm giving this Aldi's 5 Stars. It is always clean and well organized. The staff is hard working…read moreand helpful when the customers need assistance shopping the aisles. The cashiers are speedy scanning the items and putting them back into one of the rented carts. The canned goods are a great value. I've even found multiple quality products in the freezer department. The cheeses and deli meats are quality for the price. When everyone was complaining about egg prices, they were still affordable here at Aldi's and they're still a deal. Meats are acceptable. Just be aware of what you are making and select the cut of meats accordingly. A trip down the aisle that has unexpected Aldi finds, is always an experience. This time of year, you just might find a holiday gift or two at an amazing price. I follow a group on FB called, Aldi Aisle of Shame. It highlights what shoppers have found in that aisle and what they really like. Remember, always have a quarter to rent your shopping buggy and plenty of reusable bags to do your own bagging. Doing those two things helps you save money and it is worth it.

Yet another difficulty with the dysfunction between the Instacart platform of the Aldi's app and…read morethe store. I ordered an item for pickup. I only ordered it because it was available for order; duh. When I went to pick it up at 945 for my 10 am pickup I noticed a substitute notification sent at 915. I had exactly a half hour to see it and reply, except I didn't see it in that timeframe. But...then I saw another notification ONLY TEN MINUTES LATER that told me the window of substitution had closed. The item substituted was $3.00 more and besides I already had it at home. They gave me only ten minutes. I tried to message the shopper to say I didn't want it, but it said the system could not send a message at that time. When they brought my order out, she said because the substitution window had closed, I couldn't get a refund. So I'm just screwed because they had something for sale...and the item, Wagyu ground beef for $4.99 a pound, is STILL showing available right now, but they don't have actually HAVE any available for sale. How incredibly annoying. The store NEVER takes responsibility for the curbside orders, NEVER, not ONE TIME It's always the customer's problem to have to sort out with the app, and you can imagine what a joyless task THAT is. You can't call the store and you can't call a customer service #. The problem isn't the app. Walmart has an app they built themselves that isn't based on Instacart and has multiple points of communication and redress. They make mistakes, too, but they take responsibility for them and don't just let the customer lump it. I get that; mistakes happen but how well one navigates them determines how serious a company is about the actual quality of their customer service. Walmart is serious, Aldi's is NOT. And Walmart charges me the same price in store or pick-up, Aldi's charges me a fee, Walmart doesn't for orders over $35, and Walmart doesn't charge me for bags, Aldi's does, and Aldi's charges up to 10% more for pickup items than in-store prices, and then gives me worse customer service despite charging me more for the privilege of being their customer, not in ONE way, but in THREE DIFFERENT WAYS! And Schnucks uses the Instacart platform for its curbside pickup app, doesn't charge a fee for orders over $25, charges me the same price in or out, and can replace and refund items, and they use THE SAME DIGITAL PLATFORM. So the excuse that it's "the app's fault" is BS. I don't blame the employees, they're just playing the cards they were dealt, but the company policy was designed to fail customers and fail it does. The employees are GREAT, polite and efficient. But I'm only writing this review because this is the fourth time this is happened since the last negative review I wrote that was for the exact same issue, that they continue to ignore. So they don't seem to have any intention to fix it. I'll still shop here but I'm going to get every possible item I can get from elsewhere. By keeping my orders few and far between I'll be risking fewer inconveniences. And don't forget the needless extra expense! Groceries cost 30% more than they did five years ago when we all started using curbside pickup during the pandemic! They've had FIVE YEARS to refine their platform and have chosen NOT to, even though grocery profits are currently higher than they've been since 2007! They can't claim they aren't making enough money to be able to provide industry standard customer service! Disappointed in Aldi's. Again.

This is a big Aldi's. The produce is beyond wonderful! Lots of selection and great looking! The…read moremeats- the same. The aisles are nice and wide, lots of selection, and just really impressed. Addison, Cashier, was friendly, quick, and efficient. So many yummy dishes were made from the amazing meat and super fresh produce I picked up here! Stuffed Pepper Soup Sausage and Peppers Chicken Noodle Soup Beef and Vegetable Soup

says here that the cashier was margaret.. i ve been to your store many times so i know how the…read morecarts work at checkout.. is she hard of hearing or just ignores people.. and if she wants to give orders i would suggest a bit more friendly or join the army..

When I made the delivery order; I was told it would be delivered between 9:00 and 11:00; the order…read moredidn't arrive until 4:45 and was delivered next door not to my house.

From the owner: Founded in St. Louis in 1939, Schnuck Markets, Inc. is a family-owned grocery retailer committed to…read morenourishing people's lives. Schnucks operates 112 stores, serving customers in Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin and employs 12,000 teammates.