Grocery Stores in Lake Saint Louis, MO

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  1. 464 Hawk Ridge Trail, Lake Saint Louis MO 63367

    4.6 Superb 138 reviews

    “Not a bad Aldi location. Nice variety of cheeses. Definitely less expensive than other stores on most things. They seem to have resolved their staffing issues for now. Would love to see them expand their healthy food options. Appreciate that they have sold check outs and regular cashier lanes.”

  2. 6450 Ronald Reagan Drive, Lake Saint Louis MO 63367

    4.5 Superb 125 reviews

    “This grocery store is like the Ritz of Grocery Stores. Every time I go in I can't help but feel like I've died and gone to grocery store heaven. It's by far my favorite grocery store of all time.”

  3. 101 Civic Center Drive, Lake Saint Louis MO 63367

    4.2 Good 187 reviews

    “Friendly, helpful staff. Great produce and meat section. Has a CVS which is perfect for us. If they had Honest Kids juice boxes, we would never need to go to Dierburgs.”

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  5. 1820 Lake St Louis Boulevard, Lake Saint Louis MO 63367

    4.2 Good 51 reviews

    “Short handed way too often. but the small staff they have works hard keeping up with stocking shrlves and waiting on customers. Always a quick in and out. Real close to my house, much easier than going to the big box stores. I'll keep being a regular, I wish 4corporate would get you more employees.”

  6. 6100 Ronald Reagan Dr, Lake St Louis MO 63367

    3.2 Average 23 reviews

    “It was absolutely chaotic in the store. Of course it was because I came the day before Thanksgiving. I had to get seasonings that the other store unfortunately did not have so this was my second stop at another store. I came to customer service because I had to get a price adjustment and the person at my register was new so unsure of what to do. There was a team lead name Jonathan helping out upfront at customer service to ensure his team was not getting behind and consistently asking customers what he could do to help them to make sure everyone was having a great experience! It was great to see him jump in and try to help out, not only his employees with customers and going above !”

  7. 6100 Ronald Reagan Drive, Lake Saint Louis MO 63367

    2.2 Poor 18 reviews

    “I love there LSL Walmart! Everyone is so kind! I love how clean the store is. You never see employees sitting around, and they always stop to help you! One of the best Walmarts around!”

  8. 6100 Ronald Reagan Dr, Lake St Louis MO 63367

    3.2 Average 94 reviews

    “I stopped in on a Sunday to return an online purchase and do a little shopping. The wait to return was a little longer than I would have liked but what are you going to do? I bought a Korean skincare product on Walmart.com and what I received was a fake. It was a bait and switch situation. This obviously isn't walmart's fault and I do not hold it against Walmart. In terms of shopping I was able to get everything I needed. I'm sure I'll be back!”

  9. 6100 Ronald Reagan Drive, Lake Saint Louis MO 63367

    3.2 Average 250 reviews

    “At night (after 9pm) park on the grocery side of this location. They lock the doors on the pharmacy side of this store after 9pm. This is one of the cleaner Walmarts I've been too.”

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