Stopped in to pick up a drink and snacks when I was visiting local garage sales. The young man…read morebehind the counter was friendly and welcoming. The store is unique, in the middle of a long road. It's part thrift store, part grocery store, part deli and grocery store. Lots of homemade wooden toys are next to glass cases of clean, pretty vintage knick knacks.I bought a cute stone crock painted w/vintage chicks for only $9! Lots of cool Star Wars collectibles. BTW, bathroom is pretty horrendous, better you should hold it.

Excellent family owned store. Stop in, fuel up and grab a snack. Very friendly people!read more

RIP to secretly the best breakfast to go joint at all hours within a hundred miles. Kitchen cooking…read morebreakfast sammiches to order with as much spice as you want, and even at 2am they were still their nice snarky selves. Now the breakfast side has been nerfed into a bizarro-world Dunkin Donuts, only the drinks are made with the wrong mix levels and the inventory of hot breakfasts are incredibly lifeless, with no taste, much less spice at all...wrapped around some listless employees who might be obvious nepotism hires who got five stars for their indifference and lack of short term memory. Sounds like a death-knell, right? Not exactly. The place still has good workers on the retail store side and the homegrown chicken joint is still the original one for now, and their product is always selling out the door at this still-well-used fuel-n-food location. Add a star and a half if breakfast was no interest for you here, and remove the same if that's all you came here for aside from the fuel. You've been warned.

OK Stuckey's fans, this is a C-store with some Stuckey''s items, no one of the original slant roof…read morebuilding or the newer Stuckeys that are being built. Having said that - the store had clean but small restrooms, the attached restaurant was packed at lunch time, so I assume it is good, and an ecletic collection of stuff to buy, including a broad selection of Missouri wines and Route 66 souvenirs. Note: Stuckeys has purchased some candy making capacity and is actually making it's own products as opposed to outsourcing the production which it had for several decades.

love the food, the people, and the convenience, all around great visit the cashiers love to joke…read morearound and make small talk perfect experience

Family owned and operated! Good prices.. Good wine selection (for the "cheaper wine" enthusiasts)…read more Very friendly hometown people work here. I love small businesses and this one I go out of my way to patronize!

Nice convenient store and gas prices aren't bad. I was surprised to see slot machines inside and…read morepeople actually playing them and winning. They have a variety of items from souvenir and gifts to alcohol and energy drinks. They also serve hot food such as steaks and hot dogs . Definitely a little gem in the neighborhood.

Shocked to see this little Korean market in St. Robert, MO. There were at least three Asian markets…read morein town but this is the only one I stopped at. They definitely have the basics of Korean food. I think the prices were fair considering if you don't buy it there you're in for a 2+ hour drive or you're ordering it online and paying shipping. I guess they are catering to the nearby army base??

A very small but clean and well organized Asian market. No produce which I thought was interesting…read morebecause there was a huge garden out back. Lots of frozen food selections and the nice lady at the register could not speak English, although she was friendly. The old guy in the back just swept and kept himself. They take credit cards.

Friendly staffs. They made great recommendations, this title store pace in a big punch!read more