We frequently use Love's Travel Stop when in the area. They are everywhere in the US…read more If you frequent Love's Travel Stop, I suggest signing up for their rewards program. Download the app! You can earn points on gas, food or drinks, and merchandise in their stores. You'll have to scan the barcode. Inside their stores, you'll find a variety of drinks, snacks, and hot foods. They have some cool hats, too. You'll also find car needs supplies as well. You'll have to browse the store to see what catches your eye! Clean bathroom was a bonus! The staff are friendly and helpful!!

Like most Love's truck stops, this one was very clean, organized and restocked…read more It actually had a lot of extras when it comes to their coffee bar. All the flavors I was hoping for and then some. Everything was filled and ready to be used. I picked up a hot coffee in and iced coffee to go. There is an arby's connected to this loves.That is also clean and organized. The bathrooms were clean. The floors were clean. This love has plenty of options and tons of snacks as well as hot foods that you can order to go at their mini cafe. As far as customer service went, I was greeted as I entered and as I left. 5 stars all around for this positive experience

The credit card readers on the pumps are not working. The staff says they are aware but can't do…read moreanything. They are "getting new ones in August". Until then, you have to pay inside. The good news is, when you pay inside if you over estimate the amount you need the extra charge is auto-magically removed from your cc. On the cleanliness scale; , this place is about as clean as you get these days.

The best gas station, clean bathroom any time, very friendly always helping me anything I need,…read morelove the store, I stop always when I go to Missouri.some times free coffee , the best coffee too.

I use to go to another Toyota dealership but I felt I was not getting the service I deserve. I…read moreheard that Fletcher Jones had bought Carson Toyota so I decided to give them a try. I actually went there to complain about an ongoing problem that the other dealership was not able to fix for me. When I got there the service advisor was very nice and listened to me very well, I felt a little bad that I was there with a complaint, but then I was greeted by not one but two service manager's, Juan and Mark they were very understanding and got my ongoing problem taken care of. Fletcher Jones has made me a customer for life THANK YOU!

We had an service appointment for 11am and was there a little early. At 1pm, I called to see what…read morewas taking so long. The lady who answered said she would check and put me on hold. She came back and told me the service guys all go to lunch from 12 to 1 so it should be finished shortly! I can't hardly believe they would let a customer sit in the waiting room for an hour while they go to lunch when the vehicle is there for a simple oil change and tire rotation. Finally, at 1:40pm, the car was finished. Over three hours, including driving time from Pittsburg, KS for an oil change and tire rotation. Do not schedule appointments close to their lunch hour because you'll add another hour to your wait. Seems to me a change is in order for lunch breaks. Customers first, I don't think so. Every time they put me on hold and transferred me on the phone, I had to listen to Frank Fletcher's message about how they care about the customer. To make this clear, I am not complaining about the work, only the time it takes to complete something simple like a tire rotation and oil change.

Really disappointed in the lunch counter since they took away the self serve kiosks. Why is it ok…read morefor us to check out our carts are selves with hundreds of dollars worth of products but not a drink or slice of pizza? The lines are always long now, there is never enough staff, they are trying but particularly in a hurry. It was so much faster with the kiosk and rarely a line. The gas station micromanagement with the cones has caused lines all the way to the street almost every day. Everyone was hoping you'd figure it out and put it back where we decided where we wanted to go. People are naturally more efficient and use common sense, your way is slow and wasteful. I recently was in a Sam's in another state and was shocked at the difference, nicer facilities, clean restrooms, no micromanagement of the gas lines and no congestion. The store was nearer, cleaner, more like a Cisco with better presentation. I didn't realize it's just ours that's unkept, messy and unattractive.

This Sams store is so nice. When we are in Joplin we will stop to see if they carry something we…read moredon't have at our stores. I've noticed that there beer section is always cheaper so I will usally stock up on my Heinekens from here. They always have a great meat selection as well. The store is always packed so we tend to try to come on a weekday.

I think when they get the construction done, this will be a cool spot. There's still a lot to look…read moreat and they have some really interesting stuff. I saw a family standing around a DIY music box kit that looked really amazing (and intricate). The entrance looks a little sketch now because of the construction and there was one huge room (to the right) that wasn't being stocked yet. There are plenty of pumps and very new superchargers here too.

If you've very been inside a Buckeys you'll understand it when I say this place can give them a run…read morefor their money. There are plenty of pumps but the true awesomeness is on the inside. There are several places to get drinks, from a coffee shop to an Orange Julius, and there is crap you need galore! Truckers will love the twelve hundred feet or so of gear for their ride, with everything from bumpers to smokestacks. When we were there they were being used as a gas and checkpoint for The Great Race, which meant more classic cars than you can shake a stick at to check out. We must have been there at least an hour just checking everything out.

Near the intersection of I-44 (between Tulsa and Springfield) and I-49 (between Kansas City and…read moreFort Smith), there are a bunch of large and small gas stations. Prices are very competitive and they're all within a cent of each other, and inexpensive to boot. With the extra 10 cents off per gallon for being a Love's Rewards Member, Love's was an easy choice to fill up today. The station is easily accessible from the interstate and the pump area is wide enough for your larger vehicle. Inside, lots of grab-and-go food, a variety of rolled meats on the hot dog grill and options for hot and cold drinks. Restrooms are clean, too. Be sure you're giving way to those truckers. They might not see you and they don't stop quickly with those loaded trailers. [Review 1509 of 2025 - 481 in Missouri - 25060 overall]

Cons: I don't know what it is, but I always have to use the bathroom after we get out of Oklahoma…read moreCity. And for years, I've been stopping at this gas station. It's a pain in the butt because you do have to get off the highway and drive for a few minutes. But now it's even worse . It's not this place's fault specifically. It's the construction. To get off the freeway and to get to the gas station took 25 minutes. And to get back on the freeway, took an additional 20 minutes. My husband was very upset. Pros: this has been a very trusted stop for many years. But I don't think we'll be coming back here ever again.

Inexpensive fuel generally clean but the pump handles could use some cleaning. I come here because…read morethey consistently have low Diesel fuel prices. Loosely connected to a liquor store across s wide parking lot causes some safety issues as the drinkers who are often cracking open the alcohol tear sideways across the parking lot and often ignore the traffic and cut off people pulling into the gas station. Otherwise just drive carefully to avoid the idiots and you'll be rewarded with low fuel prices.

Clean and convenient location. Just off the turn about near the new school. Newly rebuilt after…read morethe tornado. They are very nice and friendly. One star taken off just because if they have a line of people they don't bother getting in a hurry, they just keep their regular rather slow pace.

Gas, beer, and snacks. Oh, and yummy Casey's Pizza. Convenient and close to my house. What more can…read moreI say? It's a Casey's gas station.