dierbergs markets
top 150 2017: no. 29t dierbergs markets - st. louis business journal
manager of dierbergs markets passed away on saturday, march 11, 2017. i wrote greg dierberg, the president and ceo asking if the corporatio
revenue remained flat at dierbergs markets in 2016, though the company is working on several specific growth strategies, said greg dierberg, ceo and president of the family - owned retail grocer, pharmacy, florist and cooking school operator .
i’ve been buying corsages from dierbergs for so many years and always have been fantastic .
dierbergs has fresh produce, a variety of products, excellent bakery and florist! the best of meat and frozen choices .
went through the boxes to ensure dierbergs was the last store that i had to go to. it was such a great experience
at meyer farms, corn is as much of a tradition to their family as it is to ours! bob meyer has been delivering local sweet corn to dierbergs for 35 years. it’s handpicked just after dawn, and on its way to dierbergs the very same day !
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are amazing, . one of the things that sets dierbergs above others are their people. they all know you when you come in and they speak to y
dierbergs took root in 1854 when a general merchant exchange opened on olive street road, just east of where highway 270 crosses olive today. the store sold kerosene, flour, sugar, seasonings, boots and shoes, fabric and clothing, hardware and other staples. it was a reflection, much like dierbergs stores today, of the demands and needs of its customers .
now more than 4, 000 associates share in dierbergs' history and uphold its reputation built on hard work, personal service and a commitment to meeting the growing needs of our area through community service .
t was delivered this morning, and i almost cried! our family has always loved dierbergs and now loves them even more. thank you, you are the best and always will be top notch. thanks again .
in 2016, dierbergs completed remodels of its manchester store, which opened in 1978, and the west oak location, which opened in 1980. both projects added starbucks stores, the firm’s third and fourth starbucks locations .
if you’re friendly and helpful, we’ll give you the knowledge you need to be successful with dierbergs. we’re committed to developing the most talented people in the food - retailing industry. if you share this vision, join our team !
tom (produce manager) from the dierbergs in ofallon, illinois was amazing. he went out of his way to help us. i had been to three stores looking for cilantro and basil. the truck had just came, and he
visited dierbergs west oaks creve coeur, ordered crab legs. when i went to pick them up, the clerk put them in a huge aluminum pan, i asked him if he could put them in a bag like they usually do, he
i just went to dierbergs on hwy. 79 in st peters, mo and i had some questions about salad dressing bc they were out of the kind i usually get. so i asked the store manager and she told me that she cou
william dierberg (grandfather of chairman bob dierberg) purchased the store in 1914. in 1929, william turned the business over to his two sons, bill and fred. the following year, the business moved into a new 3, 500 - square - foot building on olive street road in creve coeur. operations continued at this location until 1960, when the dierbergs moved to a new location at the corner of craig and olive in creve coeur .
in 1961, bill' s son bob entered the business fresh from college. by 1967, bob opened the four seasons store, a second location just four miles west of the creve coeur store. progressive grocer, a national trade magazine, heralded the store' s modern design and named it
store of the month .
in 1969, fred' s son roger (bob' s cousin) entered the business, leaving behind an engineering career at mcdonnell - douglas .
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open interviews will be conducted at our manchester location in the lafayette center. our focuses are on deli / seafood, cashier, and starbucks, but we will be taking all applications! stop in for an interview, we' d love to meet you !
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stated they don’t have bags, i said are you kidding me they put them in bags all the time. he says we know longer do that. wow, i think i’ll say that backwards wow !
i started weighing my crab legs sometime ago when the price wasn’t adding up with the weight i was being charged. i previously
i wasn’t going to go to any other social site, but this right here has sent me .
the assistant store manager at bogey hills could benefit from customer service training and learn the company policies. attempted to use two internet printed coupons. cashier called manager over and m
anager says “we don’t accept coupons on paper like that” i thought this sounded strange. decided to research the coupon policy which stated “we gladly accepted internet printed coupons” well apparently
not at the zumbehl location. he preceded to tell me the store had lost a lot of money from coupons on paper. i was trying to use 2 coupons not 20. when i tried to show him the coupon policy on my phone he just walked off. what kind of manager does that! decided to go to another location out of curiousity
and see if i would be told the same thing. could care less about the discount on the coupon, it was purely the principle .
cashier at the second store was extremely friendly. she took the time to review the coupon and i was able to use them no issues. i will never return to the one in st. charles! what a joke !
e for a high school dance. let’s just say i would have been waaaay to embarrasse
d to even let my son give this corsage to his date. i figured that they made a mistake and accidental
and that what i have was correct. the manager was every nice and told me that she would add roses if i brought it back up. all i could think is that if we wouldn’t have picked it up the day before how embarrassi
ng that would have been. i really hope they change things back to how they were before. otherwise it just makes them look pitiful and cheap. i’m sad i won’t be coming back in the future unless i know it’s changed .
i decided to splurge and buy a smoked ham meal for easter after it smelling so good in the store. to say we were disappoint
wow! you need to retrain your staff at wildwood on the ap. went to use it today for the 10th + time, the cashier went off on a tangent about the process and the cloud. i showed her my bar code, she sai
d it does her no good and i need the 10 digit number when i signed up. i couldn’t remember giving a 10 digit number. i asked if it was as a phone number, she said yes. she should have said that. i put in a phone number. then i looked at the bar code i showed her, it was right on my screen all along. i had typed in the wrong number. when i told her she threw her arms up in the air and kept scanning and gritted her teeth at me. so i left everything
andwent to customer service and they said first thing it was a phone number. i will never go back! i’m telling everyone! horrible! !
ld get the salad dressing from another store and took down my name and number and told me she would go pick it up from another and call me when she has. michelle smith is amazing! ! !
i was walked to my car with an umbrella since it was raining. this amazing young black male was so polite and had the biggest smile. he was such a blessing
s flowers for my wife. little did i know that the florist attendant was on lunch break. the assistant manager couldn'
t take my order. what kind of business are they running? schnucks here i come .
ng dinner from anywhere before. i spend 3 days of hard labor in the kitchen preparing the meal, this year i just said not going to do it .
, green beans and gravy. i may never cook again! but most of all this was the first thanksgivi
ng i actually wasn' t stressed out and exhausted i was able to sit down and enjoy my family. again thank you to all the hard workers and talented people that made this wonderful meal .
i never minded paying higher prices but now i do. they have stopped caring some of my favorite things. ugh .
, which is unusual for me. and when i got to my car i thought this was a little message from heaven sent to let me know that my mom was with me! because she never would take no for an answer and always insisted on sharing and blessing others! so i cried! thank you god for sending that little reminder !
the checkout clerks grumpy on the weekends. even the man who was bagging our groceries tod
ed him on his bagging our food. i know its not fun to work on weekends and when it warm sunshine it can suck. however, they do have a job that most people would love to have in their lives. they could at least attempt to be nice to the people who have to shop on weekends. one of the reasons i try to shop on weekdays. employees have a different attitude .
and appalling event at your store. my godson and i went to the four seasons dierberg' s
for lunch. i am white and my godson is black. i got myself a salad
out lane. he was standing in line with me, so the clerk had to see us together. i took my salad and he took his pizza rolls and we left the store. as most teenagers do, he was dragging behind me as he played on his phone .
we left the store and i was about 20 feet ahead of him. i then heard and noticed one of your clerks and manager yelling at my godson asking him for his receipt. i turned around and told them he was with me. immediatel
y, they said it was alright. they did not want to review the receipt then and just took me at my word. i find this to be extremely racist on the part of your staff .
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“with new food retailers entering the market year after year, we do feel confident in the fact that our annual revenue remains steady, and we’re seeing positive growth and potential in a number of our locations, ” dierberg said. “that tells us we are offering our customers the shopping experiences that they seek: thousands of weekly price reductions; clean, convenient stores; product variety, including a variety of whole life products such as organic and gluten free; exemplary customer service, and prepared food options that are second to none and truly distinguish our stores. ”
“our perishable departments remain a point of distinction that define our stores, particularly our prepared food options, which we consider to be the most robust offerings in the midwest, ” dierberg said .
last year, the company added a line of chilled or ready - to - heat noodle bowls with international flavors. and its barbecue sales continue to be strong .
“we’ve quietly become the area’s leading seller of barbecue with smokers on premise at 24 of our 25 stores, ” dierberg said. “our evolving barbecue menu includes additions like an applewood - smoked meatloaf, loaded with wisconsin cheddar and bacon. ”
“we’ve made some recent investments in technology that will enhance customers’ shopping experiences, and plan to roll out those plans later in the year, ” dierberg said .
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dierbergs is a supermarket chain based in chesterfield , missouri that , along with schnucks , dominates the st. louis grocery marketplace . operating 25 stores in both missouri and illinois , the company can trace its history back to 1854 , when a general merchant exchange opened on olive street road , slightly east of where interstate 270 crosses olive today . it has more than 5,000 employees , making it one of the top 25 largest employers in the st. louis area . dierberg 's florist & gifts ranks as the number one ftd florist in st. louis , number one in missouri and number nine out of 20,000 ftd florists throughout the united states . 
dierbergs is a supermarket chain based in chesterfield, missouri that, along with schnucks, dominates the st. louis grocery marketplace. operating 25 stores in both missouri and illinois, the company can trace its history back to 1854, when a general merchant exchange opened on olive street road, slightly east of where interstate 270 crosses olive today. it has more than 5,000 employees, making it one of the top 25 largest employers in the st. louis area. dierberg's florist & gifts ranks as the number one ftd florist in st. louis, number one in missouri and number nine out of 20,000 ftd florists throughout the united states.
dierbergs is a supermarket chain based in chesterfield, missouri that, along with schnucks, dominates the st. louis grocery marketplace. operating 25 stores in both missouri and illinois, the company can trace its history back to 1854, when a general merchant exchange opened on olive street road, slightly east of where interstate 270 crosses olive today. it has more than 5,000 employees, making it one of the top 25 largest employers in the st. louis area. dierberg's florist & gifts ranks as the number one ftd florist in st. louis, number one in missouri and number nine out of 20,000 ftd florists throughout the united states.