Good store in Jackson. Could use more fresh veges but has a great bakery and deli. Employees are…read morevery nice and the store is very clean. Prices are average.

There's a variety of items to choose from. The veggies were very fresh. The meats looked fresh. The…read moredeli items looked delicious. The cheesecakes looked wonderful. There were some interesting kinds of Cool Whip in their freezer section--Cinnamon Cool whip, hmmm. There were kitchen and baby supplies. And the precooked chickens to-go looked darn good. There were potted plants available--including flowers, vegetables, and fruit plants. The aisles were uncluttered. Merchandise was organized and all items I saw were priced. The store was swept and clean. The deli area had seating available if you want to grab a bite to eat there. Employees were friendly and helpful. Prices were very reasonable. I was able to pick up a couple of money orders. There was a lot of parking.

Low prices! Big variety of foods. Great customer service. Similar to ALDIs but more name brands.read more

Found everything I was looking for and then some! The store was clean and the ladies were working…read moreon inventory but were friendly and helpful with any questions I had!

Pacific Rim is a cute mom and pop Asian cuisine store that has a lot of authentic Asian ingredients…read morethat you can't find in your chain supermarkets. They offer student discount to SEMO students, have a displace case with ramen bowls and more permanent reusable chop sticks. Surprisingly they offer plenty of vegetarian options to purchase, have a fairly small but necessities for produce, and are very helpful and polite! Nothing like supporting a local and minority owned business! Happy Findings

This is a good sized market for the size of the town it's in. There's a large variety of items to…read morechoose from. The deli serves good quality ready-made food. There is a seating area, if you want to eat there. The store was clean. Employees were very helpful.

The flies where all over the bananas, there where no carts available for my use, a young employee…read morehad foul language in front of customers, And the manager and one of his employees where racing the Electric wheelchairs, I don't recommend this store to anyone.

Had good experience a wonderful price on my scag mower will be doing Buisness in the future with…read moreMkays

3% upcharge on credit card purchases (they call it a "3% cash discount," but all the prices are the…read more"cash prices"). I got a big bag of birdseed (20lb for 25 bucks, not great but i was here + it will last me all winter probably. Depending on how greedy the birbs are). All the employees asked if they could help. Dad wanted to stop in so we did.

Love this place & will be back! The produce is amazing and love the bottled soda!!!!!read more

Been looking for a Mexican grocery store all over town. So glad I found Monte Blanco. Great…read moreselection of Mexican products, too. I will be back many times to get the ingredients I need! Didn't try to food, but will very soon.

A small farm stand selling seasonal stuff just off I-55. I've gotten some great peaches and apples…read morehere and the prices for flower like fall mums are really excellent.

I stopped by here on the way back from Tennessee. I pass it constantly when I go to and from STL…read more As many billboards as they have up, it's not hard to miss them. Diebold is a family owned and operated orchard located in Benton, MO. It is south of Cape Gerardeau by 15 or 20 miles. They have tons of produce. Right now they're in peak season for peaches and sweet corn. In fact, I bought 12 ears of corn for $3. They certainly have a surplus of corn hence why you can buy so much for the cheap. The peaches looked ok. I didn't end up buying any since I had gotten some when I went to the farmer's market when I was home in TN over the weekend, but a lot of them that I saw looked like they had some rotten spots on them. I kind of wish they would have sorted through them instead of mixing the bad ones with the good ones. I did purchase some peach preserves and peach mango salsa. They have hoards of different jams, preserves, salsas, sorghum, honey, candies, breads from the bakery, and anything else you can think of that would come from a country store. All reasonably priced items for the most part. I think they overcharged on the honey. Why would you pay $7 for a 6 oz thing of honey? Maybe I am just stingy. They have green houses that outline the country store. I didn't go in there or anything, but they grow different plants ranging from cilantro to sage. I like it. If you're ever in the area it is worth taking a stop to check out.

We do not have one of these back home but while I was in town I needed to pick up chicken food. The…read moretime I would have gotten back home my store would have been closed. As soon as I stepped foot into the store a gentlemen, no name tag, asked how he could help me. I told him I needed chicken food, he asked pellets or another kind. I told him any would suffice. The gentlemen took the time to walk me to the back of the store going over all the feed they have to offer for chickens and even showed me what was on sale. When I got to the checkout the women signed me up for a discount card, similar to a Schnucks, you enter your number every time you come in to build up points and get rewards. Once she signed me up I got ten dollars off my purchase I was making at that time. I never would have saved money without her. The customer service was outstanding! I wish we had one back home.

Terrible management, extremely rude. I heard a manager yelling at the employees and threatening…read morethem. I heard the store manager speaking very hateful and rude to the employees and customers. I won't be shopping there again. It's a shame, because the new store is so nice.