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.

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 arrived at the store at 7:30 PM. It was clearly my first time at the store. I asked two…read moreassociates where could I find different grocery items and they did not help me they told me they did not know. They spent more time. Sweeping the floors then attempting to help me find various gross items but the store is really clean.

We just had lunch purchased from the deli at Prenger's Foods. The wonderful aroma of the freshly…read morefried chicken is what drew us to the counter in the first place. The fried chicken and potato wedges were simply superb. The chicken was crisp yet perfectly juicy. The potato wedges were perfectly cooked and delicious, as well. The portions were large and the price reasonable. Prenger's deli is definitely worth a try for a delicious lunch.

This is a local location of a central Missouri grocery chain, found in the opposite end of town as…read morethe town's largest grocery store. Whole they do not have a huge selection of produce, they do have a adequate inventory of groceries that works for the small or large household.

This store is conveniently located close to my home so I tend to do my grocery shopping here as…read moreopposed to WalMart (dread that place) or ALDI, which are both on the opposite side of town. Very clean and organized store. The meat is always super - hence their "cut above the rest" slogan. The staff is so nice and helpful. Nine times out of ten they have exactly what I need. My only complaint is that the produce section seems to lack lettuce a lot. Whether it be green leaf, romaine, etc. I'm not sure if I just happen to come in at the wrong time once it's all been swooped up or what but the selection is always a little bare. Overall, fantastic store - well worth a visit here over the chaos at WalMart!

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!

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!

We live in Columbia but have a farm near Harrisburg so we are always running up to C&S Grocery…read more They make generous deli sandwiches right in front of you for a great price. Considering their size, they have a wide selection of goods. And our most recent discovery is they have fantastic meats! We bought hand-cut rib-eye steaks and pork steaks on our last visit. This review is AFTER we have eaten all of them and they were as good as anything anywhere else, maybe even a bit better. The rib-eyes were individually wrapped in saran so you can look at BOTH sides to check on the marbling. The pork steaks were high quality as well. Prices were slightly better than Sams too.

My wife and I went for a random drive in the countryside on Valentine's day. We came upon…read moreHarrisburg, MO and since we were hungry, we stopped at the local grocery story to grab something for lunch. The building looks barely functioning from outside, but when you step in, you'll discover on the first floor, a well stocked, small, grocery store and deli counter. The building is nearly 200 years old and has the original floors and tin ceiling. The two ladies there were just about the friendliest I've ever met. The urged us to try "the finest bologna sandwich in the county", so we did. Fresh bread, hand sliced bologna, Miracle Whip, and swiss cheese--what's not to like? I can't say that bologna is haute cuisine, but a large sandwich, a couple of sweet pastries, and two bottle of water for $5 ranks high on my list of Valentine's lunches. There's a hardware and clothing store on the second floor and we intend to check it out on our next visit.

Would not sell sea foam and super glue to my boyfriend who is 20. They told him it was against the…read morelaw to buy those items if he is under 21. They were rude to us!

Since this is like the only Wal-Mart within a 20-mile radius of me, I'm forced to like it just a…read morelittle bit. The employees are nice and talk openly about hating their job like any reasonable human would do. The shoppers perfectly represent the cesspool that is Fulton, MO with their stomachs hanging over the waistline of their pants and, like another reviewer mentioned, a tattooed, skinny boyfriend with a wallet chain and probably a Tapout shirt or something. Probably a screaming toddler neglected in the cart who grabs at toys and pesters the 20-year-old parents. I did meet a cashier who complimented my Misfits shirt. So that's a plus. The facing is nice sometimes. It's a wreck around the holidays.