Global Foods Market is a food market in Kirkwood, St. Louis.
St. Louis's premier international grocery, Global Foods in Kirkwood stocks fresh, frozen and packaged products from across the globe in one big store.
Tip: It is a grocery rather than a stall market, but unmatched for global ingredients. Allow time to wander the aisles.
Address: 421 N Kirkwood Rd, Kirkwood, MO 63122, St. Louis
A Hill grocery institution, DiGregorio's stocks imported Italian goods, fresh pasta, cheese and a deli counter, a market that anchors the neighbourhood.
Tip: Stock up on fresh pasta and imported cheese for a Hill cook-at-home meal. The deli sandwiches are a lunch bonus.
A century-old salumeria on The Hill, Volpi Foods has cured artisan Italian meats for over 100 years, with a retail shop selling its salami and prosciutto.
Tip: The retail counter sells the salami and prosciutto Volpi is known for nationally. Pair with bread and cheese for a Hill picnic.
A summer Tuesday-evening edition of the Tower Grove market, this leans toward prepared food, crafts and a social after-work crowd in the park's leafy setting.
Tip: It is more night-market than grocery run, so come hungry for the food stalls. Runs early May through September.
A small Wednesday-evening market in downtown Maplewood, SOL Food gathers local produce, meat, eggs and baked goods from area growers after work.
Tip: Pair a stop with dinner on Maplewood's Sutton strip. It is compact, so come for quality over quantity.
Established in 1779, Soulard is the oldest farmers market west of the Mississippi, a covered year-round hall of produce, meat and spice stalls in south city.
Tip: Go Saturday morning for the fullest stalls and the best haggling. The spice and produce vendors are the heart of it.
A Midtown food hall in a reclaimed foundry, City Foundry gathers about 20 stalls plus a brewery and cinema, the city's biggest food-hall destination.
Tip: Graze across several stalls; the dumpling and taco counters are reliable. City Winery and a cinema share the building.
