Straub's

The Clayton Straub's is not bad for a neighborhood grocery store although exceedingly small. It is more high end and they have prepared foods and a butcher's counter. There is a nice deli section and a good wine selection. The location is very convenient to the neighborhood. Orifice looked pretty good although did not inspect closely. Great for grab and go.

Straub's never fails to impress with its vast and varied selection. I hate to admit, but their sushi is one of my favorite things! The place is never too crowded and the staff is always friendly. They have a great collection of spirits, beer, and wine, and there are plenty of premade lunch and dinner options like soups, sandwiches, wraps—the honey chicken strip wrap is one of my favorites—and even dinners for two. The chicken salad is also a must-try. Always looking forward to my next visit; there’s always something fun and new to find!

I stopped inside to purchase tea and bottles of water and lettuce….Everyone was very friendly and very clean organized store….The nice gentleman Benjamin who checked out my grocery was extremely professional & set a high level of service & recommendations on teas scanning my items….Wish me a lovely evening with a smile to return….Benjamin Rock! What a lovely high level service he executed it…..Will definitely be returning back for more splendid tea. 😊😊😊😊

It's expensive but it's near me, and my go-to, and the food is quality. The one thing that drives me absolutely insane about this store is how many plastic bags they use. I'm guessing management is pushing the employees to use plastic bags with the logo instead of paper because I can't tell you how many times I've asked for paper and they don't "hear" me. Tonight they started using plastic before I could ask for paper. I didn't want to be high maintenance. So, I asked if they would just not bag the two remaining items because I could carry them and they put them in another plastic bag anyway. I realize that I live in Missouri and that their typical customer is not going to be concerned with plastic use, but it's gotten to a point where I dread checking out because I have to emphasize it or talk through it everytime. I'm going to start bringing my own bag and hope they don't find a way to wrap things in plastic before putting them in there, but somehow I wouldn't be surprised if that happened.