It is almost like a quick trip around the world. No, just kidding, but it is very interesting to take the time to look around the whole place. You will see flags from everywhere and that means you are in the area related to that flag's country. Of couse, the amount of stuff available is connected to the amount of people from that country living in St Louis. There are over 30k Indians in St Louis, so there's an entire aisle dedicated to sell indian food. You can find every rice you can and cannot imagine in this area and it is very cool. On the other hand, there is no more than 3k Brazilians, so their area is basically 2 bays in between the South American countries with very limited stuff. They have a full area, by the entrance,dedicated to chocolates and treats. It is incredible. They even have orange Kit Kat from Japan. The coffee area is also very nice, it's located by the produce. I would expect a better liquor aisle from a place like this, but it's fine. The business itself is not very well managed, it has a lot of room for improvement. It looks confusing and not well organized. They for sure need renovations. A better marketing staff, up to get to know and interact with the international community would be valuable too. A suggestion box would be a good start.