Very nice convenience store with good prices and easy access. On green mountain which was a few…read moremiles from our motel angel inn center.

The midnight cashier was extremely rude and inconsiderate. DO NOT go into this store to purchase…read moreanything.

Right, let's talk chicken…read more Recently Qwik Mart started selling Chester Fried fried chicken. Scoooore! ......sort of. That's awesome news if only they kept chicken in the case. Now you know me, and you know I love me some fried chicken, but I've never had the chance to just go in and buy an eight piece box of tenders. They've just never had that much. Today, at 1:30, I went in to buy chicken, they had two tenders, and a few chicken body parts but that was pretty much it. I asked if they were cooking more but was told they weren't. HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO BUY A LOT OF CHICKEN IF YOU HAVE NO CHICKEN!? "Here, kids, tonight we'll have to share in these two chicken strips." "Thank you fahther, I'm ever so hungry." "Thank you for the two chicken tenders, dear. You've always been such a good provider for your family. I don't know what we'd do without you." *Presses face to the case glass and knocks on the window* More chicken! The rest of the gas station is great. Some of the finest scratch tickets in town, the bottled diet coke is 2 die 4. Cheers!

When I say don't judge a book by its cover, I absolutely mean it! This place is amazing, with the…read morenicest staff! The men here are such gentleman, with jokes even! Come for the cheap cigarettes, stay for the friendship!

The old road sign says Deer Run, but most other marketing has this as The Outpost, or The Outpost…read moreat Indian Point. Whatever name is correct, the shop is a small convenience store for residents and visitors of Indian Point. It has the typical convenience shop grocery, personal care, and liquor items, plus fishing and other recreational supplies. Typical of convenience stores, prices are inflated. However, it's close and saves a trip for just a few items to Dollar General or Walmart, which are in nearby West Branson.

Great pizza. We always order when we stay at Alpine Lodge. They even deliver! Tons of toppings,…read moredecent wings, dessert pizza is great, too. I love seeing a store doggo. So sweet. Good indication of the kind of people running the place. Thanks guys!

We stopped in for a script, and some salad dressing. The…read morefacility is clean and well-maintained; with the usual selection of items one expects at today's "drug" store. The staff were attentive and accommodating. Overall, this location is a strong representative for the franchise.

As an FYI, you cannot access this store via the Hotel next door!…read more We stopped here for some snacks after spending a few hours in the hospital. When I got back to the car, the vehicle wouldn't turn on. I need to "unlock" the ignition, but didn't have anything to do that with! So back to Walgreens to buy a screw driver to see if that would work. It did! We were there late at night. It was a little shady. But thankfully I had parked near the entrance and felt safe.

Their gas prices are pretty competitive... but the attitude of the workers was kinda like "doing my…read morejob because I have to" vibe. Not a very productive way make a welcoming environment. Also, this place is like RIGHT NEXT to a hotel. :-l eh.

This place is in a sketch location it it's 1:30am so I get it. The guy working their was pretty…read morenice for someone working at 1:30am so I give him props. The place was pretty clean and it had a wide verity of things to get and wasn't that over priced like most gas stations. The bathrooms were decent for a gas station and all. All in all I wouldn't go here really but it's 1:30 am and I need to go to bed and it's the first station I saw so that's all folks.

Just lost a 35 dollar purchase, i wont be back nor will my wife . The idiot attandent decided…read morefashion was more important than service .. will be going to the statiin across the hwy , better service and way better food

Great place. Looking to sell this large vintage photo of the Marlboro Man 337.353.1336read more

This is probably the dirtiest Shell station I've ever visited. Most places in Branson try to put on…read moretheir best appearance for all the visitors. Not here. The windshield "water" stunk like a sewer and this was at 10:30 AM - they obviously hadn't replace it from the previous day. Lastly, they charge an extra .04 per gallon if you use credit. I'm guessing they make the bulk of their business from liquors sales and don't give a hoot about the gas part of the business.

I stopped in here a few times while being on vacation. The staff is very friendly, the store has a…read morehuge selection of wine and beer. They also carry hard alcohol as well, and soda. Another awesome thing is they have some food items and condiments/spices so if you forgot something they might have it.

Nice clean place, hot food until 8pm. Friendly atmosphere, able to get in and get out promptly.read more

On a family holiday vacation in a great rental house near Table Lake. The sign says Cedar Junction…read moregeneral store and they were open on Thanksgiving. They have a good beer, wine and liquor selection for a convenience store. They also have some hot foods (fried things and pizza). We were able to pick up some basics (crackers, milk, etc) for the rental house.

I was kicked out and forced into the hot sun for over two hours when I was looking for a place to…read moresit since I was holding my carry-on bag for the bus. This is a bus depot that will not allow you inside holding your carry-on bags.

What's the first thing you do when you pick up your rental car? That's right, you head across the…read morestreet to the liquor store. Entrapment, or ingenius city planning? If you know what you want there's a drive-thru. Or, if you're like me and you need to check out the selection before making a decision, then head inside. Inside there's selection indeed. They have a vast array of wines, and even more liquor- all shapes & sizes (but more importantly as cheap as Ive seen them come). Plus a few rare single-malts, and aged bourbons. Then there's the beer- 6 coolers full. 30-pack of PBR was $15; I wished i was that thirsty. I chose a 6-pack, local microbrew pale ale for $7. There were numerous other interesting selections available, but I had already spent entirely too much time staring at alcohol. They have kegs. They also sell gas, if you're into the hard stuff.