A great little small town grocery store. Wide variety, great deli, hot food counter and delicious…read moresmoked meat.

From the owner: We are a family-owned, independent business striving to maintain competitive prices, strong…read morecommunity ties, and offer highly personalized customer service.

This Price Chopper regularly sells expired food. They mix it in with the new food to trip you up…read more Frozen pizza, yogurt, salsa, whatever they can palm off.

Wow! I thought with the name it would be a discount type of grocery store but I was wrong. My wife…read morewanted Starbucks and she was resigned to walking in the store. That place is HUGE, clean and well laid out. Btw, her coffee was perfect!

Larry helpful me at the meat section today and he was very kind and genuine…read more The store is clean and has so many good organic brands. Also the cashier was sweet. I didn't get her name. Easy parking !

Sprouts has a good selection of healthier items than a traditional grocery store. This is my first…read moretime at this location. Many areas of the vitamin department were well faced and stocked. Nice display. But, I didn't see any vitamin staff the whole time we were in the store. It could have been their break or maybe working in their back room. We were able to find what we needed. Nice display of flowers. The produce department looked clean. Certain areas were not full. The bulk department had nice displays. It took me awhile to find the refrigerated coconut water.

Since writing this review, I have moved to another state. Upon returning for a visit I discovered…read moreParker's has been purchased by an out-of-town owner. It is now called Wood's. The pharmacy and grocery staff seem to be mostly the same people, but I cannot state how well the store is now run. What I wrote previously: Number one - Parker's is the only locally owned grocery and pharmacy in Warrensburg. The owners are active in their community, doing their best to benefit the area. I support locally owned businesses if I can justify doing so. Parker's has earned my loyalty. The prices are not always the lowest; they may not always be favorably compared to prices at WalMart and BiLo and Aldi's. However, they work hard to cover all the basics and then add carefully selected additional items they know their townspeople want. Watch for sales, as usual. Heck, if you ask about any specific item you cannot locate, they find a way to begin stocking it. Their produce is likely obtained from the same sources other area grocers use, but they must be choosing the higher quality. I have never gotten inferior quality from them and I have from other places in town. I can almost guarantee they would bend over backwards to make things right if ever I was dissatisfied. They have real butchers who will cut as you desire or grind things up as you desire and probably can do more than I've thought of asking for! If a checkout line is more than 2 customers long they call for reinforcements! You cannot find THAT at the other markets. They own their own pharmacy too. You get personalized attention from a very highly qualified staff. Big ticket help in a small town is a great combination. Just about any discounts you would receive at the "big boys" of pharmacy can also be found at Parkers; they are extremely competitive. On top of all that, they have packed a tremendous amount of variety and standards into their cozy alcoholic beverage section. You will find the usual liquors, wine and beer, plus many specialty local offerings. Parker's is a great resource for local wines as well as regional wines from other countries. They also carry a very diverse selection of micro-brewed finds, many of which can be purchased as individual components to a "build your own 6-pack". That is rare in a town this small. To summarize, Parker's can satisfy your needs while making you feel appreciated. They seem to work hard at making you feel they want your business. The Julie person

After visiting the famous Koehn Bakery across the street, I stopped in to check this store out. So…read moreglad I did. Their cheese is very good. Spices of all kinds. The peanut and honey snacks are excellent. I've now been back a second time to buy cheese and the peanut honey snacks. They have a lot of inventory so plan to take some time and shop around. Prices are reasonable. Store is clean. Staff is friendly. It's a small business (family-owned would be my guess) and so I paid cash. Ample parking out front with very easy access into the store.

All the plants you need. And fresh farmers produce. Take a look at the hanging baskets tooread more

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.

They age their beef. It's cheaper than the grocery store and…read morea lot better tasting. I have gotten everything from steak to hamburger to chuck roast. The steak is nice and tender and has a nice beefy flavor, so did the roast. I haven't purchased a bulk package yet, but will to top off my freezer It's nice to have a true butcher shop in town. Some of my children's fondest memories are when we would go to a butcher shop and then make a special dinner with what we picked up.

Very disappointing. I heard about this place a long time ago but this was my first time in. What I…read moresaw online was a shop filled with fresh meat. When we got there it was almost empty cases of mostly frozen meat that didn't look appealing at all. Then I noticed a sign that said "Going out of business sale". Not sure if this is why. I tried to call before we went to have questions answered but it just rang. Sad. We were hoping for a wonderful experience and instead just left after seeing the condition of the store.

When you stay in a hotel and you need some of the basics, Cosentino's was an easy walk and had…read moreeverything I needed. From coffee creamer to toiletries to fresh fruit, I was very happy with the selection. Also, I asked for a few food recs from the staff in the wine/liquor area of the store, and he offered several great suggestions that were unique to Kansas City and not national chains.

A story of intentional good intentions and unintentional bad outcomes: I came specifically to buy…read moreShatto milk, only to be a huge disappointment, but the lunch I ended up with was surprisingly good and inexpensive. Shrimp & Sausage Boil: A stew of shrimp, sausage, and corn. The ingredients were of very good quality; the shrimp were firm and fresh, and there were over a dozen in one serving. The sausage had a rich smoky flavor, and the corn was sweet and juicy. The seasoning was basic garlic butter, with black pepper to remove any fishy smell and enhance the aroma, resulting in a subtle creamy flavor overall. Mashed Potatoes with Gravy: The mashed potatoes were smooth and creamy with a distinct buttery aroma. Unfortunately, the gravy was a bit too salty. Mixed Vegetables: Purely boiled vegetables, completely unseasoned, too bland. I used them to dip the mashed potatoes, which made it absolutely better. Fried Chicken Tender: Scalding hot. Although the crisp wasn't crispy enough, it was still very aromatic.

This location is convenient to me. very clean. Employees are friendly. Produce isn't always the…read morefreshest, but I have noticed over the last several months it has gotten much better. Prices can be a little high unless there is a sale.

If I could leave zero stars I would. Just based on the fact that they knew who's car it was ( an…read moreemployee) and did nothing about it. So on a 90 degree day someone left their dog in their car. Like any decent human we let customer service know what kinda car it was and they just asked if the windows were cracked, and they were, then seemed to brush it off. We were in there for about ten minutes and was still there the dog was panting pretty fast when we came out so we called non emergency and waited to see if someone came to the car. Now knowing that it was an employee's son that was shopping and picking her up made it 100 times worst. They could've pave the car owner or just talk to her since they known and do something about it. I was enraged and called to talk to the store director, who had a nonchalant attitude about it and immediately knew who the car belong to. And said that they don't do anything about animals only for kids. Just saying animals are living creatures too so maybe she should sit in the car for 15 minutes at least on a day like this and see how she feels when no one does anything to help. Never in my life will I step foot in this place again!