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!

Good products. Great meat and meat trays from deli Fresh…read morevegetables friendly service

Update - last summer they added self checkouts. It seems that when they did that, it fixed the…read moreApple Pay issue. Now it works flawlessly at the self checkout and the regular checkouts. My only issue with the checkouts is if you bring your own bag, the attendant has to verify it and scan their badge. Every. Time.

If you didn't stop at Ozarkland General Store on the way to the Ozarks did you even go? I stopped…read moreon a recent trip. I used the restroom. I bought some fudge. I admired the t-shirts with the Ozark Hillbillies and then I got back on the road. I've been here countless times and I'm sure I'll be back!

Great pecan clusters. A little bit of everything on a long drive west. And the customer service…read morewas top notch. We stop every chance we get.

Unique gifts and accessories could not be a more accurate description of this store. I've always…read morenoticed it on Court St as the entryway for Fulton Cafe, but with their recent expansion it has taken on quite a bit of real estate. I loved the variety of products here, and you truly can find a gift for most occasions. They have bath bombs, dip mixes, jewelry and everything in between. I bought a Beatles notepad that I can't wait to give to my friend for her birthday. It is also really cute that they handwrite your receipts. Smockingbird's is definitely worth a stop if you're in the area!

I ordered a bunch of Nora Fleming pieces online and they arrived in perfect condition, very well…read morepacked. I can tell each piece was looked over and inspected for flaws, they are all perfect! Great prices and great experience, thank you!

Thank you Aloma's Antiques! Scored the most amazing set of…read moretwo retro lounge chairs at one of your estate sales. So much great stuff all with fantastic prices!

I used Aloma's Antiques after my mom pasted for an estate sale. She really knows what she is doing…read moreand made the process so easy for me. I would not hesitate to use her service again. She is thoughtful, knowledgable and fair priced. Thank you so much Aloma.

This place is a gem!! I don't know if the drugs are any good or if the prices are comparable to the…read morebigger box store pharmacies, but what I do know is they have a little "Soda" shop inside that serves up tasty treats that hit the spot! Ice cream, Floats, interesting concoctions that combine fizz and dessert together in a fun flavor fantasy! Service was great, portions large and prices are reasonable! Will be a standard stop for myself and family anytime we are in Fulton!

Best pharmacy in Fulton. Independent, & has been serving this community for decades. No corporate…read morecrap. They make life easier on my senior father. They know his name, doctors & actually help the process. Walgreens was just bought by a private equity firm. Walmart is well..... Walmart. There is value in support of the places that have actually worked in community & for the community. Continue to take corporate crap, they will continue to give it to us & then take more for less in return.

The Fiestaware section is seriously depleted at present, but they say they're ordering more. I…read morebought a few items, though, so I can't complain.

I'll preface my review by saying that I didn't make a purchase here and nothing was really to my…read moretastes. But I was highly impressed with the cleanliness, organization, and prices at Apple Wagon Antique Mall. I visit many similar stores every year in this region and I found this place to be a cut above most with the same types of merchandise. They do have some genuine antiques (some very cool stuff) more to the right side of the large building. To the left and straight back, it's the type of merchandise you would find in Hobby Lobby along with Fiestaware seconds. Neither category is my thing, but I know them well enough to see that prices were good. If I was a suburban mom with a big garden and kids/teen rooms to decorate I would have been in heaven here, I'll say that. TIP: If you're thinking about a road trip stop here, they have clean restrooms and inexpensive candy, bottled water and soda so you can avoid a c-store this time, if you please.

Here and especially elsewhere on the Internet, you may read some weird reviews about Artichoke…read moreAnnie's. As we have made five trips out in the last week and a half, purchased an antique bedroom set there using the store's staff as intermediaries, and been in and out of the store four times in one day loading up and carrying out our purchase, let me address a few issues: *STAFF: exceedingly helpful, witty, informative, and generous enough to help us get a 20%+ discount. Oh yeah, I forgot: NICE! *NO TRASH RECEPTACLES POLICY: Artichoke Annie's is exceptionally clean and well-organized, and I suspect they like to keep it that way. Considering they are located right off one of the most-traveled interstates in America, they would ordinarily be a perfect target for road-tripping antiquers and casual visitors to unload their vehicle trash. EXCEPT that they don't have receptacles, forcing such individuals to dispose of their trash at more appropriate stops (or maybe think twice about accumulating so much!). *NO PURSES POLICY: Artichoke Annie's is a vast store, with many items that could easily be ushered into a purse. Would that we were all unimpeachably honest, but, alas, we are not. Yes, they have cameras, too, but I've never known that to keep folks from stuffing items quickly into their bags. Suggesting you leave your purses in their FREE LOCKERS is just a way to reduce temptation and the likelihood of an awkward, possibly unpleasant incident. *OVERPRICED: I can only speak for the records I perused there (very reasonably priced) and the six-piece Heywood-Wakefield "mid-modern" bedroom set we bought (a steal, we thought), but their prices seem reasonable to me, and I trust the prices a little more since it does not seem like they take junk to begin with. *CUSTOMERS' VEHICLES PHOTOSHOPPED INTO BUSINESS' PICTURE: This may have been a joke, but so were several visitors' SERIOUS comments. Today we made four trips out there in four hours: very busy from beginning to end, including two shoppers who were out there the whole time. Trust the good-to-great reviews here, friends. It's very, very possible the disgruntled reviewers might have had their knickers twisted too tightly to begin with.

This used to be a great antique mall. The owner made sure everything was pre 1970. She has…read moreabandoned the store and has left managing it to people who don't scrutinize the items in the booths. There is more and more flea market items throughout the mall. Not worth the drive anymore.