I've heard of this place from my Katy Trail research, and maybe I was expecting something else, but…read moreit didn't really connect for me. It's basically just a charmless general store off a rural highway. I definitely felt like the odd man out decked in cycling spandex looking for snacks, and the vibe wasn't very pleasant. I ended up not buying anything, although they do have a deli that looks serviceable in a pinch. Snoddy's may have some history, but it doesn't factor into my future plans when passing through the Boonville area.

We've made a special trip from Columbia just for the deli sandwiches. They are generous with the…read moreportion size and they are consistently friendly. Try the olive loaf with pepper jack cheese. Ooooh boy it's good!

Tracie, a pharmacy tech here, gave me great customer service. My family was traveling from Mexico,…read moreMissouri to KC, when my son complained of a bad earache. We went to urgent care across the street who called in our prescriptions to WalMart. Tracie was patient, made sure my insurance was applied so that we could get the best price and even talked with me about my daughter and the Marine Corps. Very personable and such a blessing. I thank God I was in her line!

We drive 17 miles just to shop the Boonville, MO Walmart! What a GREAT store - clean, friendly…read morefolks, always stocked, best prices around, never over-crowded. They are ALWAYS accommodating when I need to return something with friendly folks at the main desk. My daughter is handicapped so I pick up her groceries and the folks that bring out her order are always the nicest folks. Can't say enough good stuff about this Walmart - which is why we drive from Columbia (where there are 3 Walmarts) just to shop here. Kudos to the management and associates!

I shop at WalMarts once to twice a week and if you need help, you can always stop one of the…read moreworkers there and then we're glad to help you find it or tell you where it's at no problem. Everybody that works. There is the hard worker and we appreciate it.

Worker didn't know where to send me for housewares; could overlook that, but she was too busy with…read moreher personal phone to help me. I realize that there are those who need the help of motorized vehicles, but when they have no manners & almost run you down in an aisle should you not notice them quickly enough, then I have issues. Perhaps they should be supervised?? The deli department was overloaded with customers, but not enough help. Truck parking is available in the lot. Many I believe may be those coming & going from the local distribution center for Walmart close behind the local store.

Love love love their organic whole chickens! When you buy locally grown, you're getting the…read moreproduct at its peak form. It's ready to eat right now. When you buy your product in a supermarket, you're never really sure how long it's been sitting. These moist, meaty chickens have ruined me. I just can't do store bought chicken anymore. They are so moist and juicy and the taste is like no other. My kids have taken me back to my hippy days. They belong to a co-op and have been buying farm fresh produce and meat for several years now. I get to share the wealth of cooking/eating these exceptional meats. I have fantastic kids! Below is a list of what they do offer for sale. Some of the meats are seasonal. I would advice that you call ahead and see what their availability is on the meats. They sale grass fed beef 1/2 or a whole cow. They also have grass fed lamb and boy is that good eating! The also have 1/2 or whole free range pork. Be mindful that the pig includes the skull, hoofs, and ham hocks. (Only thing you don't get is the squeal). The hocks are ready to use in any bean soup. The pork sausage that is made here is delicious too! Last but not least they have the free range chicken and free range turkeys available at Thanksgiving. Please check since ordering may have changed since my last order! I suggest that several folks divide up a pig or cow and save even more! 2017/42

I am a BIG fan of Rehoboth Ranch. We are fortunate that they come to the Coppell Farmers Market…read moreweekly when they are open. They come to the Dallas Farmers Market as well (every other week). During the winter months when the Coppell Farmers Market is closed, they do a monthly drop off for pre-ordered meat and eggs. RR produces locally grown, grass fed meat. Chicken, beef, pork and lamb are all AMAZING from there. They also sell turkey during the holiday season. I don't eat turkey, so I can't tell you how good it is. BUT, there are always MAJOR lines for those who have pre-ordered before Thanksgiving and Christmas if that is any indication. We love their eggs. Their eggs are free range and the birds dine on different grasses according to the season. The color is much more vivid than grocery store eggs, even the organic ones. The color also changes with the seasons. The flavor is AMAZING. They also have some items you can't find just 'anywhere.' Sugar Bear is a Jewslum, so he doesn't eat any pork. He ADORES their beef breakfast sausage. I really like lamb, but it is hard to find certain cuts of lamb in the grocery store (even places like Whole Foods don't have much lamb variety). RR has lots of lamb cuts, and I was especially pleased to find lamb kabob meat. ROCK! Sugar Bear really likes beef bacon, but we have never been able to find it outside of a kosher deli we go to in Austin. I contacted RR about beef bacon, and while it is not a regular product for them, they said I could special request it in May when the cows are fattest. How cool is THAT? The family who runs this ranch is really special and near to my heart. The cream of the crop in the 'Good People' ranking. (considering my general dislike of much of humanity, the last statement means a lot) Two of the kids (college age or older kids I should say) run the meat market RR outlet in Coppell. The are so polite and hard working. I cannot say enough nice things about them. I don't have kids and have never wanted any, but I'd be happy to take these two home and call them my own any day.

It's nice for what it is. It's a smaller type grocery store but you can get a lot of things there…read more They need a wider section of Mexican foods (Hispanic Aisle) but other than that it's cool. The majority of the employees are nice. The market is clean and usually well stocked.

i Found the selection to be awesome for this small town and was…read morepleasantly surprised with the quality and selection. The staff is very polite and helpful. The meat counter was excellent. I plan to go back tomorrow.

This small town grocery store has limited selection and high prices. The nearest grocery store…read morebesides Charlie's is almost 20 minutes away, but I would make the drive just to have a choice between items and brands. However, the meat counter is great for fresh cuts and the pimento cheese is must try.

Being from Arkansas let's say I know Walmart. And mostly I have feeling of, UGH, when I have to…read morefrequent a Walmart. As there is not a target in Marshall I was unfortunately forced to use Walmart, UGH. Imagine my surprise when I walked in to friendly people working there??? Wha??? And their produce section was amazing! Wha???? The layout was great. They had everything I wanted and some things I didn't know I wanted. Wha?? I mean this isn't target so how do they have things I didn't know I wanted? I've even had the experience of returning items, twice, and it was easy??? Wha???? Overall I'd say this is the best Walmart I've been to and I've been to quite a few as I'm from Arkansas (and that includes their stores in NW Arkansas)!

My wife went to buy me a 22 rifle, sje called me to confirm which one I wanted, and since she did…read morethat they flagged the sale. So I decided to go try myself. Im a military combat vet. These fools straight told me that since my wife said it was for me they couldn't sell it. Straight up dissatisfied with the shitty service from Marshall's Wal-Mart. Since when is it a problem for a wife to buy her husband a gun?

We came off the Katy Trail to cool down and grab a bite and this was the perfect spot. The…read morecomfortable air conditioning greeted us as we walked in the door. Next were wide, well stocked aisles and helpful staff. I got delicious food from the hot deli bar and cold drinks and was able to sit at nice tables inside so it was nearly a restaurant experience. I highly recommend this store!

Amazing classic market, deli super fresh friendly staff. Dry goods, honestly if they don't have it…read moreyou probably don't need it. Beer, wine super great selection of local and popular domestic and imports. Liquor was a little less than I was hoping for but seriously they still get 5 stars. The store is clean and orderly, they sell hot food and deli sandwiches, what more could you ask... we left happy!

Right off highway 70. Pleasant service. Delicious food. You can also find maintenance items here…read more Some things are cheaper here than anywhere else. Worth the stop!

Driving home from Kansas City in my father's super deluxe wonder-mobile, we were caught behind a…read moremassive accident induced backup when the gas light came on. Fiddling with his dashboard is somewhat like being thrown behind the wheel of the USS Enterprise, so we weren't sure if we had hit the right button when the car delivered it's grim, panic inducing message - 4 miles to empty. With much alacrity, we pulled off the highway to seek a desperately needed refill. To the left was Auxvasse, 6 miles, to the right, Callaway, a mere 3 miles. We decided that Callaway would be a lovely destination and turned south, nervously watching the display and hoping we wouldn't be subjected to yet another 4 hour rescue wait from AAA on this particular road trip. With 1 mile left to empty (and my father having reassured me over the phone that his swank-mobile is quite accurate on these things), we found Wright Brothers Grocery and pulled in with great relief. Ha ha, said Jeff and I, petrol, salvation, hooray for not running out of gas! Alas, Fate, that cruel and fickle bitch, was merely toying with us. Wright Brothers is not actually open on Sundays...foiled. In desperation, Jeff went to speak to some neighbors to see if we could buy enough gas from them to make it to another gas station. Amid a swarm of friendly dogs, we learned that the neighbors,sadly, had empty gas cans (it is lawn mowing season, after all) , but a nice fellow named Joel offered to drive Jeff to the nearest open gas station 7 miles away so he could get enough go-buggy juiceto get us back on the road. I bid Jeff adieu and waited with the car, wondering what horrible thing I'd done in a past life to deserve such rotten luck. I sat, idly watching the dogs buzzing my vehicle and wondering if we could manage to sleep in the car if necessary, when a couple pulled into the lot. "Do you need gas," queried the friendly gentlemen. "Why, indeed I do," I replied. Turns out, this was my lucky day after all. The kind proprietor of Wright Brothers came by his shop to pick up some charcoal and that lovely man turned the pump on for me, saving Jeff and I at least an hour of hassle. Jeff and Joel came back to me gleefully filling the tank, hooray! I went into the store briefly to pay up and was boggled by the vast selection of...everything...contained within. Why, hello, Awesome! This place is floor to rafters stocked with booze, groceries, auto parts, hunting knives, candy, stuff, stuff and more stuff, and I'm pretty sure I spotted several varieties of locally made jerky too, bonus. It's like a modern day general store, I was bummed that I wasn't there on an open day to peruse this amazing store, it looked to be packed with treasures. So, for saving my sorry ass from yet another road disaster and for the wonderful family owned goodness contained within, 5 stars. I'll be sure to stop off here when on this stretch of road to patronize this place and I encourage you to do the same, it's a nifty little establishment with wonderful neighbors and an owner with a heart of gold. Huzzah for Wright Brothers!