This is a great little market. They have many unique items. It is very inexpensive to buy bulk…read morequantities of candy and spices and chocolates and noodles and soup fixings and other stuff. It's really worth the visit. Be on the look out for the horse and buggies that also travel the local roads.

This store is probably one of the best priced store in the planet!! The food is deliciously…read moreexcellent.

RE: COUNTRY MART, CLINTON, MISSOURI…read more In December, 2013 I slipped on a patch of dark ice on the parking lot of Country Mart in Clinton, MO. 2 African American ladies saw me fall. One of the ladies helped me into the store and I met with MR. DANTE PASSANTINO, CO-OWNER. I wanted to write a police report but he told me it was not necessary that he would "take care of me".. I seriously hurt myself and insisted they write a store report of the incident and give me a copy. They wrote the report but refused giving me a copy. I was in pain and needed to get home to rest.. At the time, I was almost 73 and he told me his father fell at about the same age and was never the same until he died 5 years later. He told me to keep in touch with him. In February, 2014 I sent a letter to engage with him to somehow make some effort to resolve my fall. It fell on deft ears. I never heard back from him. Now I am 76 and my shoulder and left hip and leg have serious problems. I can barely lift my left arm, that was used to brace my fall. And my groin was strained when I slipped on the ice and twisted my ankle. I am a retired, disabled Veteran and Mr. Passantino is not a person of his word. He is not a good person. This is how Passantino treated me, an elderly, retired disabled Veteran. What kind of person would treat me like that? If anyone would like to respond to me, kindly write me at 2014domrep@gmail.com. I would like to hear from you. God bless anyone who responds. Robert F. Kuhlmann USAF RETIRED Disabled Veteran

Since Price cutter took over they have the poorest cuts of meat I have ever seen and all their…read moreprices went sky high. Linda

Convenient stop in Clinton with a hood selection of everything. A perfect place if you remembered…read morethat you forgot something on your way South.

I have driven by this place many times going to Springfield, saw the sign Starbucks and decided to…read morestopped in, this use to be a country market,the reason I know about this place is, Springfield has them all over town and the one by the ballpark is super cool,beside I need to stretch my legs, prices is super cool and Starbucks makes it even better, the only problem is getting out of the parking lot, while I was waiting in line met a super older guy been catching fish and fish are biting-we talk little, also meet several people and we were showing pix of our dogs, the place gets busy, these stores employees owned and famous for the butchers,

Exactly the kind of place I love to stumble upon on vacation. Local charm, friendly folks, and…read moreprices that feel like they time-traveled straight from the 1920s. I mean, where else can you buy a 4-pack of septic-safe toilet paper for $0.80? It was too good to be true. We grabbed a few jars of jam and a sandwich on a homemade roll that was still warm! a perfect addition to our river float trip picnic. This is local commerce at its finest, and if you're passing through, it's well worth a stop. Simple, nostalgic, and delightful. And lucky you if you are looking to get some amish suspenders and cloth to make your own bonnet, they have that too!

Sandwiches are great service is good lots of variety Great…read moreplace to get lunch snacks

Fun experience!! Has huge selection of specialty food items as well as bulk food items. I loved to…read moresee the variety of kitchen and baking utensils. We especially love the large selection of frozen fruit items.

Great customer service, cute gift shop and good snacks! Cheese curds were super salty!read more

Great selection, great customer service. This was my first time using them and I'll be back.read more

The food was amazing and the different type of bacons was very nice. The People are super nice. And…read moreof course the food smelled amazing

I have dropped into Sprouts from time to time as it is about 20-minutes from my house. Sometines…read morethey have niche items that I cannot get in my little town geocery store. However, they are way overpriced for staples. A dozen eggs from Vital at more than $10 is absurd. I dig Vital's eggs & butter, high quality & 3d party tested, but not at that price. My big complaint was the young lady working the register today, I'd drop a name but she didn't have a name tag on. She greeted the lady in front of me and was polite to her. When I got up, I received no greeting, no smile, nothing. There was an older couple behind me, she was friendly and engaged them as I was paying, offering suggestions to their issue. After I paid, she handed me my receipt, didn't thank me for spending my money there, didn't wish me a nice day. I gave her plenty of opportunities. I took my receipt, smiled at her and told her to have a wonderful day. Didn't cost me anything extra and it is a simple thing to do. Although, I wonder if my frosty reception was due to the fact I was wearing a Gulf of America trucker hat?

I love shopping at Sprouts for organic and healthy items on my grocery list. They have the best…read moreSushi on Wednesdays for $5 that's a steal! Lunch combos in their deli is great for lunch at work or just a take home ready lunch after doing your grocery shopping. Ready made meals and dinners are the epitome of savings and time. I love their BOGO sales on these. I stock up. Candy and nut aisle has every type you can think of and taste great too.

It was nice shopping there from time to time! Nice staff! Nice grapefruits! And very close to…read moreCottey!

Food was amazing ! Highly recommend! Well with the drive…read morethrough winding country roads to get there, get there early as the favorite dishes sell out

This place is attached to the restaurant, and yes, definitely get the chicken pot pie and a…read morepretzel. The shop reminded me of a hardware store, but with a city twist. It had a little bit of everything including Amish hats, jars of jam and pickles, Lodge cast iron cookware, and a bunch of other quirky sundries. Sadly, the peanut butter marshmallow fluff spread I spotted in another Yelp photo was nowhere to be found. Still, it is a fun spot to wander through while waiting for your food. Pro tip: the bathroom is located in the back of the store.