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The Root Cellar
- Grocery Store
- 1023 E Walnut St Columbia, MO 65201
- Open ⋅ Closes at 7:00PM
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Jun 05, 2015
pattimagee:
Anyone have a coffee shop recommendation for Jeff City?
Downtown J.:
Well, no coffee, but we think you might really like https://www.twitter.com/rootcellarmo . Check it out at 306 E High. Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
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Referral from January 30, 2012
Bill E. asked:
I heard a name the other day that I haven't heard for many years, does any one remember when Temple Stephens had a grocery store?
Christina P. replied:
Mattingly's was next to Temple Stephens (where the first Aldi's was) at Garth & Business Loop. My Aunt worked for Mattingly's for years. Where temple Stephens was O'reilly auto parts is now.
Dennis H. replied:
Dennis Hartley THE OReilly's Auto Parts store on the Loop is the old Temple Stephens Store....And right down from from Temple Stephens was TG & Y store a 5 and 10 store. I loved it has a kid
Kenny W. replied:
Temple Stephens moved from te Bus. Loop to Nifong Blvd and later on sold out to Gerbes.
Dennis H. replied:
THE OReilly's Auto Parts store on the Loop is the old Temple Stephens Store....And right down from from Temple Stephens was TG & Y store a 5 and 10 store. I loved it has a kid.
Karen R. replied:
Temple Stephens had awesome donuts!
Larry E. replied:
I had a friend that worked at Temple Stephens on the Loop. He turned the milk coolers off to clean,& restock them on a saturday nite. They were closed that Sunday. Monday when they opened they had a lot of cottage cheese. He forgot to turn the cooler back on.
Ron S. replied:
Temple Stephens was where the current Gerbes is now.
Christina P. replied:
Temple Stephens started off at Garth & Business Loop, then moved down South Providence to where the Gerbes store is now.
Kenny W. replied:
Temple Stephens started downtown on 8 th street in the 1920's or 30's. I took my grandpa shopping there in the 1950's on Saturdays. They moved to Garth and Buss Loop in the 60's or early 70's.
Kenny W. replied:
I remember "Shorty" Hathman built the store for Temple Stephens and the day after the windows had been put in the men were having a party after work and a friendly fight broke out and all of the windows got broke out.
Referral from September 13, 2013
Gordon T. asked:
who remembers texaco town restaurant on bus. loop 70 across from glen whitesides grocery store?
Referral from September 14, 2013
Gordon T. asked:
who remembers kroger grocery store downtown on 8th st., they also had one later on stadium wbout where breaktime is now, then they also had one later at parkade plaza
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