Roger’s Produce

Love this produce stand in Webster. It’s reasonable in cost and great quality — more so than schnucks or dierbergs. The peaches are great and the tomatoes are fresh and my favorite!

Great selection of fruits and vegetables with a very good price. Never disappoints.
They have a nice selection of herbs and annuals that seem healthy. Staff is nice and efficient.

It’s hard for me to give this business less than 5 stars!
1. Great fresh fruit and vegetables
2. Great price
3. Quick and easy to shop
4. The owner is extremely helpful
Price-​wise this is as great as it gets. Roger’s Produce is my first go-​to shop for fresh vegetables and fruits.

Members of my family have been going to Roger’s since shortly after Roger opened this location many years ago. I went with my mother when I was still in high school and I continue to go there now.
Roger gets the produce from produce row in Downtown St. Louis, and all the produce that is there has always been good. They are conscientious about the quality and make a special effort to keep it that way. Slightly «off» produce, like browning bananas for example, are discounted and sold separately. I have never been dissatisfied with anything that I have bought from Roger’s, and I always like what I get.
The added bonus of coming here is that it’s so much less expensive than those chain grocery stores, and if you are on a budget, that always helps.
They are always busier in the Summer and warmer weather than they are in the Winter or cold months, but they have produce year round at affordable prices, and that’s good.

Very well priced, friendly service, great selection — what’s not to love? They technically open at 9am but when I walked through at 8 they were still happy to ring me up. The owner even apologized for the «mess» of boxes as they were still setting out produce (I didn’t think it looked messy at all). I think it’s cool that you can buy produce that’s starting to go bad at a significant discount — a nice option if you’re going to use it for dinner same day and don’t always expect your veggies to look textbook-​perfect. You can also buy bananas that are starting to brown which are great for various types of shakes, smoothies and baking. Be careful about where you park because they share the lot with a bunch of businesses, and many of the spots are reserved (but there are no signs to tell you that, for some reason!).

Pricing is good but you really have to make sure that you’re not getting something that is over ripe. That said, if you know how to buy fruit and veggies this is a great place with great pricing and friendly staff

Living in Webster Groves without a car often makes going grocery shopping a hassle, I mean if you DON’T want to go broke shopping at Schnucks up the street. Roger’s is a great little stop in the Groves where I can pick up some fresh produce without breaking the bank. This place leaves no excuse for college students around town to be snacking on anything unhealthy.

The produce here is consistently mediocre — sometimes genuinely awful. (And if you’re wondering, ‘why would this guy go here repeatedly if he hates it,’ the answer is 1. location, location, location and 2. desperation, desperation…) My guess is that it’s cheap because they go to produce row and take whatever Schnucks and Dierbergs passed on.
And they’re very… flexible…about when it’s time to throw things away.
I love it that they exist, and I wish them well. (You get two stars just for showing up, in this case). But they really need to pay attention to quality. Over ten+ years, I think I’ve tried their apples 20 times — always hoping that I’m in for a pleasant surprise. Still willing to hope…

If you live in the area, give them a try. They have very reasonably priced, quality produce. Most of the stuff is locally grown. I get my Halloween pumpkins here every year for a fraction of the cost of other places.

Quick tip: If you’re moving, stop by Roger’s Produce close to the end of their business hours. If you ask nicely, you can snag some really sturdy moving boxes for free! Free is good.

I’ve only lived in St. Louis for 10 months, but I’m annoyed that I did not discover this place sooner. As soon as I finish this review, I’m returning, in fact. The quality of the produce is FANTASTIC, the variety at this time of the year is incredible, and the prices beat the grocery stores by an extensive amount. If you are in the area, definitely GO.

I wanted some fresh veggies for dinner so I stopped by the farmer’s market. Now don’t get me wrong, it’s a cool farmer’s market but no dinner veggies really — too early in the season, I guess. So I stopped by Rogers. Wowza! So many veggies. I bought a few giant healthy zucchini and then some mangos (for only 59 cents!) — a few more items and it was all just $ 5. I loved it and will be making it a semi-​regular grocery stop.

I had always passed this produce place on the way to work and decided to stop in to pick up some lettuce for a salad I was making. First off, the prices are ridiculously low… especially compared to some other places I’ve gone. It looks like a small family-​owned shop and I’ve ALWAYS (knock on wood) had good customer service.
I like that there is plenty of room to just walk around and look at the produce. One of the staff members even offered to get me some fresher produce from the back, refrigerated section (without me asking).
There is lot parking so that you don’t have to battle on the street to find a good space. I paid less than $ 5 for my ENTIRE salad (lettuce, tomatoes, onions, etc.) which would have easily cost me $ 10 elsewhere.
They do take credit/​debit cards and offer bags for you to take your produce. I’d recommend anyone go as this is the best, cheapest place with good produce in the area. They are open, pretty-​much, year round and their selections change with the seasons.

Goodness gracious, I love this place!
Super, over-​the-​top thanks to Sarah A. for recommending it to me!
Pretty small produce stand that you can easily miss if you’re trying your best not to hit the pedestrians, cars and cyclists on the road running right in front of it.
The produce is SO cheap and absolutely top quality. I had my doubts at first when I saw the prices, but everything I bought was delicious! It’s amazing that I can stock up for a week’s worth of produce for under $ 10, and I’m definitely a fruit-​and-​veggies kinda gal.
The staff has always been delightful to talk to and they really seem to enjoy being there. You can buy plants and flowers there too!
Hours are good too — I think they’re open until 7pm most days (in the summer at least).

Produce looked amazing! I loved the fact that they offer some of the older produce for sale at a lesser price as well. The bananas looked perfect for baking and delicious!
Large and had a huge variety!

Awesome to find a place like this amongst the McD’s and Starbucks.
Those plums are GLOWING and you know it’s not because they were pumped full of chemicals.

I LOVE this place! I’ve been coming here since I was a kid! What do they have?
Fruits, Veggies and Plants.
Good quality, all at BARGAIN prices.
You bag your own fruits and veggies and then bring them inside to be weighed/​counted. Its very no-​frills but the selection is good and the prices are great!

LOVE LOVE LOVE.
This is my go to place for produce. CHEAP as heck and good quality! Bring your own bag — they don’t have those little plastic bags you put produce into at grocery stores. You can put it all in a laundry basket provided by them if you want.
Here are some examples of how CHEAP they are:
Strawberries — 2lb — $ 1.79/lb. At Trader Joe’s, they are $ 4.99 for 2lb!
Avocado– 2 for $ 1
Also very friendly and knowledgeable workers. You can also find flowers and plants here.
My boyfriend complimented the strawberries profusely. They are that pretty!
DEFINITELY try this place!

I like this place and stopped in the other day to get some veggies. They are open year round, which I didn’t know. Prices are low and fruit and veggies are usually very good.

Prices here are amazing. I got the following today all for just $ 5: bag of carrots, a green pepper, a zucchini, 3 homegrown tomatoes, 3 apricots, and half a watermelon. I think the green pepper and zuke were homegrown too. Not everything here is local, but some is, and variety is good. Staff very friendly.