This Dollar Tree location is consistently clean, well organized and carries a decent amount of…read morestock. It seems to be adequately staffed and associates are friendly and helpful.

Great little grocery store. I was passing thru town and got a few items they have everything a big…read morestore has just on a smaller scale. The milk in the glass bottles are especially a nice touch.

The regular checkout was backed up a block but the self checkout was great. It moved fast and the…read moreattendant was on top of all the requests.

worst place for cashiers workers will never shop here again and why is cheese always moldy opening…read moreshredded cheese packages tell your cashiers to stop wondering why I'm buying this item that is fine I won't buy here again

Not sure what the hate is all about on the local Kroger. Diet Coke 1.25L for $1.50 on sale. Self…read morecheckout available, no line, out of there pronto. Would seem more folks shop here than the Schnucks. There's pros and cons to both.

I bought two of these today 5/14/2023. With Kroger card is $9.99. Both had mold on damn near all…read morethe strawberries.

Great meat dept, great tasting ground chuck, lots of barbque supplies and seasonings, really nice…read moredeli options too.

Horrible customer service, especially from the meat counter personnel, (I won't call them butchers…read morethat would be an insult to all professionally trained butchers), in particular a clerk and little prick name kai. This price gouging establishment is doing its part for increasing inflation, $8,00 for gallon of milk come on really. $26lb for ribeye I don't know what that stuff is they sell as sirloin-looks like top round cut as steaks. Its not top sirloin.! Finally smells like rotten meat as soon as you go thru the door. BOYCOTT THESE PRICE GOUGING BASTARDS

Schnucks is a pretty great place to find fresh vegetables and things like kiwi fruit, and other…read morefruits and veggies that you can't always find at Kroger. They both have nice employees. Schnucks is a bit more pricey for most of their other groceries. I try to shop at BOTH places, when I'm trying to eat more produce. The folks who work there are really nice, too. I feel like Kroger kinda stole their idea of peeling baby clementines and selling them in a bowl, but I think both stores have good food. They were selling salads (pre-made) at Kroger, near the front of the store but Schnucks has a "salad/ready to eat sandwich cooler" that is slightly bigger at Schnucks. It's kinda hard to "log in" for just browsing the stuff at both places, but at least the addresses are correct in the year 2026! There is a limited selection of bagged candy at Schnucks, in the aisle called "SNACKS" or something. It helps me get more healthy foods (probably) causing better health....good for fighting the cancer I'm battling, less fake sugar! And sorry, Aaliyah, but Schnucks closes at 10 pm now, just like Kroger! They seem nicer about getting you out of the store on time, rather than Kroger. A Kroger employee lady was rude to an old man with a cane/walker who made it around the store and found what he wanted. She basically told him to leave! SHE'S kind of freaky, and not in a great way. I needed to meet someone ASAP or I would've stood up for him... old dude just needed some FOOD! At Schnucks the other night, I didn't leave until 10:10pm! The self-check area seems to have nicer people at Schnucks, more kind and polite.

2 times ground beef purchase, Openened before expiration date and both spoiled. I don't recommend…read morebuying their pre packaged ground beef.

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.

Good small grocery store a little bit of everything not a lot of anything. But they've got most…read moreeverything.

We saw this store when we drove through town and just had to stop. We've seen a lot of Krogers but,…read morenever one this small. It is just the right size for a small town like Nashville I can see how everyone would want to shop there as they offer most anything a person would need in the way of groceries. It is so cute Kroger should really do some advertising about it. It's a real hidden gem.

So thankful we still have a grocery store in our small town. Everyone is friendly and helpful. If…read moreyou need something that is not currently available, just let them know and they will move heaven and earth to get it for you. Remember the beginning of the pandemic? Bowlin's was able to locate bread for the customers to purchase. They still have grocery bags that are actually able to hold groceries without breaking!! Let's keep our business here in town as much as we possibly can.

So, positive notes first, the cuts of meat are fantastic, they have a great selection of all food…read morefor a small town market, the prices are what I would expect, and their service is pretty great. Those girls and guys are pretty enthusiastic about working there which is phenomenal, really. However, they have some pit falls. They let their food sit out for too long. In particular, their fresh produce and meats but I've also found molded breads as well. The coolers in the meat and produce sections don't work properly so I would suggest a lesser display time on those products compared to other markets for the owners. Also, attention to those areas and a better attitude towards customers returning the rotten vegetation. Some are easily identified...others are not. "It's the luck of the draw" isn't something I want to hear from my grocers...luckily, I'm well educated in food safety but for someone who isn't, this is quite dangerous.

Sharps is right down the road from my house. I will only buy my meat there, its the best little…read moreshop in this town. Its convenient and all of the staff are great. I'd just die if they ever close.